Refining research problem The focal point of my research topic is in relation to the use of technology to support language learning and the perceptions of teachers and students in the integration process of using technology in the classrooms. Technology integration can be seen as a challenging topic to research on, due to the vastness […]
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The methodology of the Meditations: tradition and innovation.
christia mercer 1 The methodology of the Meditations: tradition and innovation Descartes intended to revolutionize seventeenth-century philosophy and science. But first he had to persuade his contemporaries of the truth of his ideas. Of all his publications, Meditations on First Philosophy is methodologically the most ingenuous. Its goal is to provoke readers, even recalcitrant ones, […]
How is law enforcement protocol viewed among adult female victims of sexual assault cases?
Week 3 Discussion 1 Criteria Once you have developed your research problem, the research purpose and research question become self-evident. What also becomes evident is your position with respect to the topic, the question, and what you hope to find. Qualitative research recognizes that the research “space” is shaped by both the participants and the researcher. … […]
How do I create an in-text citation for a source with multiple authors?
Humanities Referencing Quick Guide 2019-2020 Page 1 The University of Roehampton Humanities referencing uses a very common author – date – page schema that is used very widely in many different academic contexts. Referencing consists of two parts: a) In-text citation – used in the body of your assignment to show where you got your […]
