SEL-5600 v1

Thomas, D. R., & Hodges, I. D. (2010). Designing and managing your research project: Core skills for social and health research. SAGE.
Chapter 7 describes the steps involved in preparing a literature review, from initial searching through to final report writing. While the chapter is mainly written for people who are setting out to do a literature review for the first time, researchers with some experience of preparing literature reviews may also find the guidelines helpful. You will read pages 105-130 to assist you with the literature review assignment.

Wee, B. V., & Banister, D. (2016). How to write a literature review paper? Transport Reviews, 36(2), 278–288.
This resource is a 10-page article that will discuss how to write a literature review paper. Important components of adding value rather than only an overview of the literature are focused on in the reading.

Rewhorn, S. (2018). Writing your successful literature review. Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 42(1), 143–147.
The article focuses on the features of a literature review. It mentions literature reviews are set as student assignments in a variety of modules to broaden understanding of particular research topics and to enable students to practice critically appraising ideas and arguments. It also mentions government and non-government organization reports and planning documentation, and opinion pieces.