2. Writing a problem statement may be the
hardest part of the whole research
process.
Morrell and Carol, 2010
3. To write the research questions you must:
Be realistic about time and responsibilities;
choose a question that fits with your time.
Choose a sample that is convenient: choose
samples that are close to you and have easy
access to.
Consider ease to access.
Do not be to abstract with your questions:
choose a real problem, problems that really
concern to society.
4. Be flexible: do not get stuck in the question,
reformulate the question if it’s necessary.
Does your study have any importance?
Be interested in your topic.
5. References
Morrells, P., and Carroll, J. (2010) Conducting
Educational Research. A Primer for Teachers
and
Administrators. Rotterdam: Sense Publishers.
