The peer
review function as a method for assessment different articles according to the
quality, validity and originality of it. It’s a way of maintaining the integrity
of science by filtering the invalid articles. When you received an invitation for peer reviewing
an article, the first thing you have to do is to scamming, and that way you
could get a general idea of what the article is about. When you´re about to read the text for the
first time be aware of the main topic and how original it is, pay attention to
the principal questions, are they interesting or relevant for the topic the article
is about?; take note about the structure of the text and if it is easy to read
or to complicated; in the conclusion, note if there consistency with the
arguments present and the evidence; If the text includes charts or figures, be
aware if they are complement the article or if they are superfluous. Also, if
the author is disagreeing significantly the academic consensus, make sure it
has a substantial base and arguments. About major flaws, which can be insufficient
data, unclear data tables, contradictory data that is not completely disagree with
the thesis or the confirmatory data that doesn´t add real content to the thesis,
for this try to examine the sampling in analytical papers, the use of control
experiments, precision of data, the validity of questions, the use of the
methodology and if the data analysis is done systematically. With these simple
steps you can make a peer review and notifying the author for the corrections
of the article.
Migration in Chile: Inclusion of Haitian Kids in Educational Context. Migration is a current and controversial topic nowadays worldwide. In Chile, most of the immigrants arrived are looking for jobs and maintaining a more comforting life. That´s the reason why a big percent of immigrants are from Latin-American countries, such as Peru, Colombia, Venezuela, and in the latest years there has been an increase in the number of immigrants that came from Haiti, this event can be related with the numerous economic problems and crises that have occurred in this country. Chart N°1 Visas granted to Haitian people This is a Chart that shows the number of visas granted to Haitian people for their residency in Chile, in a period that goes from 2005 and 2015. As we can note, since 2010 there has been a slightly increased in the number of visas, but in 2014 there is sharply rise from 3644 vi...
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