It's important to remember that when selecting a journal article to review, you're picking a journal that is connected to your FOS. This work is more than for a grade in this class, it's an introduction to the field you'll be writing your 437 project on. It also gets you familiar with the concepts in the field. So choose wisely, and make sure you're using articles that are relevant and applicable (for example you wouldn't want to use an article on the emerging technology of dial-up Internet). The journal review/critique will need to be 3-5 pages, by MLA formatting and style. For more on that, check out the Purdue Online Writing Lab. At the top of your review, give the APA bibliographic entry for the article. For example: Smith, A.B. (2017). Writing an Article for Publication. Journal of Important Information, 12(1), 722-734. Your review/critique will fall under four basic sections: I. Introduction ( one - two paragraphs) In this section, identify the author and any listed qualifications, summarize the big idea behind the research, give any relevant information about the journal. Think of this as "setting the table" for the review/critique. II. Review (four- six paragraphs) This section will be the bulk of the paper. In it, you'll want to explore the significant content of the article, the findings presented, the conclusions offered. Also, it's worth noting any methodology, assumptions, background, literature review, etc. that help shape the article. Don't focus on grammar or punctuation. If it's a published article, there shouldn't be any mistakes. If there are, it's not a well-edited journal. Be sure to answer the major issues brought up in the article. What does the author focus on? What means the most to them? III. Application & Reflection (one - two paragraphs) What value is there in the article for application? Is this advancing a theory? Proposing solutions? Also, this is your chance to give your reflection on the article. How did it speak to you? How did you find it in terms of readability, content, expertise, etc.? IV. Connection to FOS (one - two paragraphs) At the end of your review, spend time connecting this work to your FOS and your 437 project. How will this article push you forward? Did it open up additional lines of inquiry for you to explore? Did the bibliography or reference list give you some more sources to research? How do you see this being used in your 437 project?

My fos is Title: Investigating military leadership and its effects on career development

Introduction: The military has always piqued people's curiosity because of its distinct culture, strong leadership values, and significant influence on both personal and professional development. As a third-year student in the ROTC program who is about to be commissioned as a Second Lieutenant (2LT), I have decided to focus my 437 Project on the subject of military leadership. In this essay, I'll examine how military leadership influences the growth of young officers like myself and how this endeavor fits with my present and long-term professional objectives.

Rationale: I have a lot to say about military leadership since I'm about to be commissioned as a 2LT. Understanding good leadership in a military setting, in my opinion, is essential for mission accomplishment as well as the welfare and growth of service members. Military leadership has special requirements that call on commanders to set a good example, make quick judgments, and keep their people motivated under trying circumstances. I can learn more about what it takes to lead well in the military by investigating other leadership philosophies, tactics, and results.

Professional objectives: This initiative is an essential tool for advancing my military career aspirations. I'm determined to develop into a capable leader as I go from cadet to officer status. I want to have a better grasp of how to motivate and direct a varied team while maintaining a sense of unity and purpose by exploring the subtleties of military leadership. I also want to improve my leadership philosophies and get insight from the experiences of my forebears by researching past and present military commanders.

The project's approach is: I want to look at a range of military leadership topics, such as situational awareness, servant leadership, and leading under pressure. I will examine effective military commanders' methods for deliberation, communication, and teamwork via case studies. I'll also talk about my personal experiences in the ROTC program and make links between the topics I learn in theory and how they're used in the real world.

Conclusion: In conclusion, my decision to study military leadership is consistent with my present role as a 2LT who will shortly be commissioned as well as my goals for professional advancement within the military. I want to finish this project with a stronger grasp of the challenges of military leadership, a personal leadership philosophy, and the ability to apply these lessons to my leadership in the future. I am convinced that the information and abilities I gain through this project will considerably aid in my performance as an officer and my capacity to have a good influence on the servicemen under my command as I advance in my military career.

I'm really struggling with an article to find if you could help me pick an article and maybe you could by wroting little bit that would be amazing. Thank you!