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Demonstrates excellence in assessing, analyzing, and synthesizing, information based on knowledge of laboratory practice and procedure.
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preparing research report
This document provides guidance on preparing and presenting research reports. It discusses the key elements and sections of a research report, including the title page, acknowledgements, table of contents, introduction, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusion. It emphasizes that research reports must be clearly organized, well-written in a simple style, and presented in an appropriate format. The document also covers preparing research proposals, literature reviews, bibliographies, and taking and organizing effective research notes to support the reporting of research findings.
What is research
1) Research is defined as a systematic process of investigation aimed at discovering and interpreting facts. It involves studying a problem thoroughly to find solutions.
2) Knowing research helps managers address problems effectively and make informed decisions. It allows them to analyze information and issues in sophisticated ways.
3) A research proposal outlines the goals, problem, methodology, timeline, and budget of a research study to ensure agreement between the researcher and sponsor.
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Reports can take various forms, from school reports to government committee reports. They are used to document information, analyze issues, and make recommendations. There are two main types of reports: informative reports, which objectively present facts and details; and analytical reports, which interpret facts, draw conclusions, and suggest actions. Analytical reports follow either an inductive or deductive structure in their organization. The inductive structure moves from specific observations to a general conclusion, while the deductive structure starts with a universal principle and deduces specific conclusions from it.
FRAMEWORK OF RESEARCH PROPOSAL
This document provides a framework for a research proposal in education. It discusses the key components of an effective research proposal, including an introduction with the title, problem statement, objectives and hypotheses. It also covers the literature review, significance of the study, definition of terms, delimitations, assumptions, data collection procedures, data analysis procedures, bibliography, time schedule and budget. The proposal framework is intended to guide researchers in developing well-structured research proposals that clearly outline their planned study.
Research methods module 1 msf
The document discusses business research, including its meaning, types, and process. It defines business research as identifying business problems and steps to solve them. The research process is outlined as defining the problem, reviewing literature, formulating hypotheses, developing a research design including sampling, data collection, analysis and interpretation, and reporting. Different types of research are described such as descriptive, exploratory, applied, fundamental, quantitative, qualitative, conceptual, empirical, experimental, and historical. Objectives, methods, techniques and characteristics of good research are also discussed.
Chapter one resaerch
RESEARCH CHAPTER ONE
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Write a
research
proposal
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Valerie Finigan
covers all aspects
of what a research
proposal needs to
include and where to
begin when writing it.
Writing a research proposal may be the most challenging part of the research
process – the document must
systematically recommend how
your study will be conducted
(Hollins-Martin and Flemming,
2010). It is the key to gaining ethical
approval, grant application success
and academic qualifi cation.
Yet the question is often asked:
‘What will a research proposal
contain and what should it look like?’
First of all, it is important that you
are passionate about the research
topic, have a vested interest in it, and
that it will add to the profession’s
body of scientifi c knowledge.
Discuss your idea with an
experienced researcher too, prior
to starting your proposal.
Th e proposals must be succinctly
written and clearly chronicle facts,
it must craft a convincing line of
reasoning and an argument for study
approval (Marshall, 2012).
Ask the questions:
1. What is the research about?
2. Why is it important?
3. What is the process that will be
taken to accomplish project goals
and objectives?
4. What will the project cost?
5. Who is the best person to conduct
this study? (Marshall, 2012).
Simple steps to follow:
1 Read the criteria for your proposal
If a format for writing is
given, use it. Check grammar, word
count and remember format and
brevity are important (12-point font,
legible and with a generous margin
will make the proposal easier to
read and comment on) to keep the
reviewer more engaged. Find a peer
or colleague to proofread the proposal
before submission, they may fi nd a
fl aw that you have overlooked. Submit
on time, or the work may be declined.
2 Underpin the study with a
research question
Th is enables you to choose the title
and design for your project and
identify the appropriate methodology
to answer the question of interest.
While the idea of the subject may be
in your mind, the question must be
focused and manageable to enable you
a purposeful and planned approach.
Th e title you choose for the
study should be used consistently
throughout all regulatory documents
(ethical approval consideration,
proposal and any grant applications).
Th e title needs to draw the attention
of the reviewer, so make it succinct
and exciting.
3 The abstractA brief description of your
research proposal, the
abstract should be a summary of the
entire project. It includes a statement
of the purpose of your research and
a brief description of its study design
and methodology.
4 Introduction sectionWithin the introduction
you should include some
background information about your
topic that is appropriate and to the
point. Here you convey the main
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RESEARCH REPORT
- 2. A RESEARCH REPORT IS AN OUTCOME OF A SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION AND ITS PURPOSE IS TO CONVEY INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE REPORT TO THE READER OR AUDIENCE. RESEARCH REPORT
- 3. PRESENT IN CONFERENCE. PUBLISH IN JOURNALS OR ARTICLES. GET GRANT OR FINANCIAL AID. HAVE IMPLICATION OR RECOMMENDATIONS IN CLINICAL PRACTICE , EDUCATION& ADMINISTRATION. PURPOSE
- 5. TWO TYPES SOME OTHER TYPES ORAL REPORT WRITTEN REPORT SHORT REPORT LONG REPORT TECHNICAL REPORT POPULAR REPORT TYPES OF RESEARCH REPORT
- 6. PRESENTATI ON OF ONE’S RESEARCH WORK IN SEMINAR , CONFERENCE , WORKSHOP ETC. * IT SAVES TIME AND ENERGY.
- 7. TYPES:- 1) DAILY 2) WEEKLY 3) MONTHLY 4) QUATERLY 5) YEARLY
- 9. LOGICAL ANALYSIS OF SUBJECT MATTER. PREPARATION OF THE FINAL OUTLINE. PREPARATION OF THE ROUGH DRAFT. REWRITING AND POLISHING. PREPARATION OF FINAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. WRITING THE FINAL DRAFT.
- 10. CONTENT OF A REPORT
- 11. TITLE PAGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PAGE CONTENTS PAGE LIST OF TABLES LIST OF FIGURES
- 12. A.INTRODUCTION 1. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM 2. IMPORTANCE OF THE PROBLEM 3. IMPORTANT ASSUMPTIONS AND LIMITATIONS B.REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE C.METHODOLOGY 1. SAMPLES 2. DESIGNS AND PROCEDURES 3. METHODS OF COLLECTING DATA D.RESULTS AND ANALYSIS OF DATA 1. TEST 2. TABLES 3. FIGURES E. SUMMARY AND INFERENCE
- 15. 1. THE RESEARCH REPORT SHOULD BE LONG ENOUGH TO COVER THE SUBJECTS BUT SHORT ENOUGH TO MAINTAIN THE INTEREST. 2. THE REPORT SHOULD NOT BE DULL 3. THE REPORT SHOULD POSSESS THE FEATURES OF SIMPLICITY AND AVOIDING VAGUENESS. 4. PROVIDE QUICK KNOWLEDGE OF THE MAIN FINDINGS. PRECAUTIONS