Lessons for PR2. Steps in writing a research topic.
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Steps in Creating a Research Topic Practical Research 2 Your Name Date
Introduction to Research Topics What is a Research Topic? Brief explanation of what a research topic is. Importance of choosing a relevant and manageable research topic.
Step 1 - Identify Your Interests Brainstorming Ideas: • List topics that interest you within the subject area. • Consider what issues or problems you are curious about.
Step 2 - Review Existing Literature Conduct Preliminary Research: • Search for existing studies or articles related to your interests. • Identify gaps in the literature that your research could address.
Step 3 - Narrow Down Your Focus Refining the Topic: • From a broad area, narrow down to a specific question or aspect. • Ensure the topic is neither too broad nor too narrow.
Step 4 - Consider Relevance and Feasibility Assessing Practicality: • Relevance: Why is this topic important? • Feasibility: Can you access enough resources or data for this topic?
Step 5 - Formulate a Research Question Crafting Your Research Question: • Turn your focused topic into a clear, concise research question. • Ensure it is specific, researchable, and significant.
Step 6 - Get Feedback Consulting with Others: • Discuss your research question with peers, mentors, or instructors. • Use feedback to further refine your topic or research question.
Step 7 - Finalize the Research Topic Making Your Final Choice: • After feedback and adjustments, settle on your final research topic. • Ensure it aligns with your goals and available resources.
Example of a Research Topic Development Example Progression: • Start with a broad idea. • Narrow down through the steps to the final research question.
Common Mistakes to Avoid Pitfalls in Topic Selection: • Choosing a topic that is too broad. • Failing to review existing literature. • Ignoring the feasibility of the research.
Conclusion Recap of Steps: • Summarize the key steps in creating a research topic. • Encourage students to start brainstorming their topics.
Questions & Discussion Invite Questions: • Open the floor for any questions or discussions.