Bridging Theory and Practice: A Strategic Approach to Writing the Literature Review

Abstract

This article presents strategies for KMUTT postgraduate students to write effective literature reviews. It emphasizes using credible sources such as Google Scholar, TCI, and Scopus, alongside the CARS model for structure. Three organizational approaches are introduced: theme-based, chronology-based, and methodology-based. The article underscores the significance of research
methods and proper citation, bridging theory and practice to help students create critical, coherent, and ethical literature reviews.