Challenges in Educational Researc-PPT.05.02.2015
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This document discusses challenges in educational research. It identifies several challenges researchers face including coping with change after completing a PhD, lack of support from supervisors, time management issues, and doubts about academic careers. Specific challenges for researchers in India are also outlined, such as a lack of scientific resources, insufficient interaction with other researchers, lack of confidence, and a lack of awareness about available research funding opportunities.
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