What to expect before starting your dissertation journey-Advisor's challenges
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My videos will highlight the most important challenges faced by doctorate students and tips on how to overcome them. Please note that these videos will not take the place of an advisor; rather they will serve you as a mentor or academic coach and supplementary material to facilitate this journey.
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- 1. What To Expect Before Starting Your Dissertation Journey Sahar ElTurk, EdD. https://youtu.be/upgSG5Nm_HA
- 4. Advisor challenges • Lack of interest in your topic • Lack of supervisory skills • Persistence • Patience • Motivation • Leadership • Busy Advisor • Miscommunication Reference: www.yourinnerstrong.com
- 5. Lack of interest in your topic • Choose an advisor whose research background interests you • Listen to your advisor’s point of view even if it doesn’t make sense at first Reference: www.forbes.com
- 6. Lack of Supervisory Skills • Know your advisor’s personality and strengths • Do a research about your advisor • Ask graduate students who worked with your advisor Reference: www.disabilityconnections.org.au
- 7. Busy Advisor • Send an email to schedule a phone appointment • Stay in touch with your committee members Reference: www.wpclipart.com
- 8. Miscommunication • Stay in touch with your advisor • Always update him/her with your progress • Listen to every single detail mentioned by your advisor and write it down • Ask your advisor about the way he or she wants you to complete a specific task, write it down, and send them a copy. • Send your dissertation drafts to you advisor to avoid any surprises Reference: www.jeffcalloway.com
- 9. Summary Lack of interest in your topic • Choose an advisor whose research background interests you • Listen to your advisor’s point of views even if they don’t make sense at first Lack of supervisory skills • Before choosing your advisors, learn about their personality and strengths • Read their dissertation and publications Busy Advisor • Send an email to schedule a phone appointment • Keep your advisor up to date about your progress regularly Miscommunication • Listen to their advises and write them down without forgetting to send them those notes for approval • Send your dissertation drafts to your advisor to avoid any surprises https://youtu.be/upgSG5Nm_HA
- 10. What is next? Finding The Right Topic