You need concentration and open-mindedness, if you want to learn, in any field of knowledge.
In some specialised subjects, former learning ability experiences may be useful.
Start with the basics. The following article will be useful for you.
http://dbis.rwth-aachen.de/~derntl/papers/misc/paperwriting.pdf
Nazia:
Making learning more effective can also include the learning strategies used for the specific target group. Relating your content to the students prior experience/reading/societal or global issue can motivate students' to learn coupled with a dynamic learning strategy such as debating. Attached is an example of the latter and the positive results derived.
You can begin by reading journal articles in your discipline from top journals and become familiar with the language and academic format in honing your academic writing skills.
Many thanks,
Debra
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Dear Nazia Yaqoob,
Maria Bettencourt Pires is right.
1. Deeply think about your subject.
2. Critically analyse all the factors (for or against / negative or positive).
3. Slowly arrange your logic in proper sequence
4. Every day try to express your thought in writing
5. Delineate your study area
6. Make a clear statement of the problem you are going to address
7. Convert your problem into particular theme questions
8. To find out the answers of those questions will be your objective
9. Discuss with the experts, common people or your would be respondents on the problems you have identified
10. Slowly you will gain experience to frame few hypothesis
11. Do extensive literature review
12. Select particular methodology
13. Proceed towards your goal
Best wishes for your success in the ocean of research.
Sarada
Dear
You can also consult entitled document How to Learn Effectively at this link: http://www.wikihow.com/Learn-Effectively.
And then check this: https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-most-effective-way-to-learn
http://www.wikihow.com/Learn-Effectively
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