1. In this chapter you will be describing the research design, method, procedures that you will be utilize to collect information and provide a detailed description of your target audience, your project organization, and the assessment plan for your project. Write a summary of your research methodology. Again, this section should be relatively brief, but it can be longer than the introduction. The summary should quickly cover all of the main components of the methods you’ve used to conduct your research, omitting all of the lesser details. As you write, keep in mind that the purpose of this summary is to inform readers who do not read the extended version of the methodology, which you will write next. This section should also have its own heading.
2.In Chapter 1, Introduction, a description of the problem under study is presented. The intended research strategy is described. In this section of the Research Project, it is important to establish not only what problem you intend to study but also why it is important or relevant and how you intend to resolve the problem. Describe how your research is related to previous work in the area by briefly referring to the central arguments and/or available data which make your research important and timely. If you have developed hypotheses or research questions with regard to your research, this would be a good place to advance a formal statement and rationale for each one. A good introduction leaves the reader with a clear picture of what will be done and why. Typically, in this chapter, the following headings should be used:
Set the stage; a brief paragraph] Statement of the Problem: As concisely as possible (i.e., 1 paragraph), state the problem/issue you will address.
Background of the Problem
Purpose of the Project: Again, as concisely as possible (i.e., 1 paragraph)
Briefly review of Literature to justify the significance of study.
Research design, procedures, method, limitation, and validity.
Chapter Summary [This is a summary; you do not insert new material and/or citations. Conclude with a transition sentence to describe what will be presented in your Literature review.
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I. Executive Summary/Introduction
II. Research Purpose, Questions, and Objectives
III. Literature Review
IV. Importance/Benefits of the Study
V. Research Design & Method
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