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While many studies have shown that hands-on experiments help students develop science skills, there is little research on which specific aspects of lab work, such as experimental design, data analysis, teamwork, and reflection, are most impactful. Existing studies mainly focus on the relationship between doing experiments and skill development, but do not examine factors like students' prior knowledge, experiment quality, instruction, or frequency and duration of labs that could influence this relationship. Filling these research gaps would provide a better understanding of how to optimize science education and hands-on learning to enhance skill acquisition for different student groups.
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Author Two
Author Three
Author Four
Author Five
Type and purpose
of study
Type means qualitative, quantitative, or mixed methods research.
Hypothesis or Research Questions
Both quantitative and qualitative research can have research questions, but only quantitative can have hypotheses.
Population
and
Sample
Methodology
Examples are case study, grounded theory, ethnography, quasi-experimental design etc.
Findings
We call it findings in qualitative research and results in quantitative research.
Evaluation
notes
Look for the limitations to the study. Small sample size, not generalizable, bias of researcher etc.
How will the study help your research or why are you rejecting it?
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Article One
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Article Two
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Article Three
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Type and purpose
of study
Type means qualitative, quantitative, or mixed methods research.
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The main aim of the study was to find out if there existed a relationship between the application of CL by elementary schools and the implementation of PLCs and other blocks that prevented the use of CL.
The main aim of this article was to understand the teachers’ take before and after the implementation of PLCs in the school. It was to provide more information on majorly three areas that is retention and success of students, retaining of teachers and lastly, teachers’ perception on leadership.
Hypothesis or Research Questions
Both quantitative and qualitative research can have research questions, but only quantitative can have hypotheses.
How is enabling structure of importance in the development of PLCs?
What is the role of collegial trust ?
How did self-efficacy of the teachers change during the period when the professional program was developed?
How did teacher instructional practice altered over time?
How did the results of expectancy change during that time?
What was the teachers’ perception before the implementation of PLCs?
How did the teachers react to the implementation of PLCs?
How teachers perceived leadership?
Population
and
Sample
General group being studied, size of sample or number of participants, age(s), gender, etc.
A survey was collected from 67 schools.
The concerned group was elementary school teacher. Different schools were picked and the research carried out in the sample of the concerned teams.
The study conducted with a population of 190 teachers from a district school and three more schools were included. The sample contained at least two teachers in each subject except in mathematics which had t.
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