Like most other writing you do at university a critical review has an introduction, a body and a conclusion.

Introduction
In the introduction you should:
?    provide a context for the article (background information or shared knowledge)
?    give the title of the article and name of author (full name is possible here with subsequent references to the family name only)
?    identify the writer by profession or importance if appropriate
?    include some indication as to why the subject is important and thus worth writing about
?    identify the purpose of the article
?    give an indication of your overall impression of the article in general terms.

Body
In the body you should:
?    summarize and analyze the contents of the article
?    make clear by frequent reference to the author(s) of the article that you are presenting the author(s) views, not yours
?    evaluate the article. – your ideas about how effective or limited it was.

Conclusion
In the conclusion you should:
?    summarize the previous discussion
?    make a final judgment on the value of the article
?    comment on the future of the issue/topic or implications of the view expressed.
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