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This document provides guidance on developing an effective research proposal. It explains that a proposal communicates the research problem and planned methodology to obtain approval and funding. Key sections include an introduction outlining the research problem, a literature review establishing the significance of the problem, objectives and hypotheses to be tested, methodology describing the research design and procedures, a work plan and budget, and qualifications of researchers. High-quality proposals have a clearly defined problem, methodology suitable to address the research questions, and convince reviewers of the importance and feasibility of the study.
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The document discusses the key differences between a research proposal and a research report. A research proposal outlines a proposed research project and must convince others of the worthiness and importance of conducting the research. It is prepared before research begins. A research report details research that has already been conducted and its results. It is the culmination and final product of the research process. A research report contains sections on the title, abstract, introduction, methodology, results, discussion, and references, providing a full account of the completed research.
Purpose Statements & Research QuestionsPurp.docx
Purpose Statements & Research Questions
Purpose statement
Why you want to undertake this study
What you want to accomplish (Locke et al, 2007)
Outlines to the overall intention of the research proposal is a sentence / several sentences
“…the purpose statement sets the objectives, the intent, or the major idea of the proposal or study…” (Creswell, 2009)
Qualitative Purpose Statement
Information about the central phenomenon, the participants and research setting
It conveys the central design and draws from the terms used in qualitative approach
Words such as purpose, intent or objective focus upon the statement
Tends to have a relationship approach / in terms of 2 or more areas influence one another
Use of verbs such as describe, understand
/ develop / examining meaning
Qualitative approach often uses terms which are neutral, such as, ‘experiences of individuals’. This is because qualitative approach looks for the participant to describe their own experiences
When defining terms there might be discussion about different options / flexibility (openness is central)
Strategies to inquiry are included: e.g. Grounded theory, case study, phenomenological
Research site is identified: e.g. classroom, organisations, geographical area
Boundaries of focus might be stated, e.g. Women / homeless people
Quantitative Purpose Statement
Different in terms of language and focus
Considers variables and their relationships to one another
Comes from a quantitative research ethos and deductive testing
Begins from the prospective of the major variable
Often based upon a model of comparison
Words to signal intent are used: Purpose, intent or objective
Identifies a theory, model or conceptual
framework
Identify the dependent and independent variables / as well as amy mediating, moderating or controlled variables
Use word which connect, such as ‘relationships between’ or ‘comparison of’…showing how one variable influences another
Specific strategy of enquiry e.g. survey
Mention participants / unit of analysis / research site
Define terms and variables
Mixed Method Purpose Statement
Overall intention
Information about both qualitative and quantitative strands, and rationale for choices
Signal words such as ‘the purpose’ or ‘the intention…’
Indicate the sequence of design planned
Triangulation / blending of approach
Include characteristics of both qualitative and quantitative / consider the phenomenon
(Creswell, 2019)
The Importance of Good Questions
The research question should be broad enough to incorporate the area to be investigated in a meaningful and flexible way
Research question are important to:
define the area of investigation
set boundaries of what will be covered
provide clarity and direction
A research question begins with a topic
This can be difficult and takes a while to refine
Most research topics relate to an area of interest
Research curiosity and the desire t.
Chapter Three.pptx
The document provides an overview of the key components and structure of a research proposal. It discusses that a research proposal has three main parts: preliminary parts, main parts, and supplementary parts. The main parts include an introduction describing the background and statement of the problem, research objectives, hypotheses, significance and scope of the study, limitations, literature review, and research methodology. The proposal structure provides guidelines for researchers to develop a clear, well-organized, and convincing research plan.
How to write
This document provides guidance on writing a successful research proposal. It discusses including an introduction that establishes the problem being addressed and how the research will achieve its objectives. The methodology section should describe the research design, data collection instruments, participants, and analysis plan. Other important sections are aims and objectives, timeline, budget, and references. The proposal should convince reviewers that the research is feasible, addresses an important question, and is led by an appropriate investigator.
HOW TO WRITE THE THESIS Important for PG
All progress is born of inquiry.
Doubt is often better than overconfidence as it
leads to inquiry and inquiry leads to invention.
Conclusion in theses & Research Articles (Dr. Mahfoodh)
This was a talk in Classroom research methodology workshop for language teachers. School of Languages, Literacies and Translation, USM, Malaysia.
Thesis Proposal Writing Guideline(Format)
This document provides guidance on developing a strong research proposal. It begins by defining research and explaining that a research proposal presents a justified plan to solve a research problem in a clear, simple, and well-organized manner. The document then outlines the key components of a research proposal, including the preliminary sections, main body, and ending sections. It provides detailed guidance on developing each section, such as stating the research problem, objectives, questions, significance and scope of the study, and anticipated limitations. Key terms are also to be defined to ensure uniform understanding. Overall, the document serves as a useful reference for crafting a high-quality research proposal.
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Writing the intro for your proposal
- 3. Begin with a general statement, related to your study. E.g. Orchestra directors and their students are impacted by the effects of adjudicated orchestra festivals.
- 4. Amplify with broad subtopics Researchers have studied these events through empirical study and personal experience. We are interested in both similarities and differences
- 5. Support broad ideas While most persons associated believe the focus should be to create a positive learning experience, there are myriad details in the planning and execution of these events. We are aware there may be many variations
- 6. Cite some previous research Cite the most relevant researchers whose results support what you are proposing.
- 7. Justification/Background Why is the study important? What qualifications or interests do you bring to to this work?
- 8. Conclude with your research question(s) or problem statement
Editor's Notes
- DOUBLE SPACE Page #’s in upper right hand corner—last name, page # in upper right hand corner (teach how to use headers