Be sure to include the following information The setting of the assessment being covered (What kind of school, who is taking it?) The aspect of assessment the article is covering (is it the development of the assessment, the results, how students react to assessments, etc..) What the author(s) hypothesis was, or what they wanted … Read more
1. Find the Research Problem/Hypotheses: Often authors will refer to the purpose of the study. This is often articulated in the abstract, introduction, or background. 2. Find the purpose statement? 3. Find the study design? 4. Identify the participants. How were these chosen? 5. Identify the control group. 6. Identify the intervention? 7. outcomes (what was measured). 8. … Read more
Journal Instructions These may not be older than six months and must be from legitimate news sources (Wikipedia is not a legitimate source, nor is History.com). In the article, the author must be either discussing a historical topic, and/or using it to support an opinion about some current event. Either way, the historical topic … Read more
Now that you have significantly researched your topic, wrte an issue ppr of four to six pges where you consider the main points concerning your . Each point you consider should contribute substantially to the development and support of your main point. Significantly explain these points, including source origin and credibility, and discuss your strategy for addressing … Read more
Organizations often provide great resources for scholars working in specific fields. The student/scholar looking into the Battle of Gettysburg might find great information and some key leads by looking at the Gettysburg Foundation website ( https://www.gettysburgfoundation.org/ ). The student studying steam-powered trains might be similarly aided by a visit to the website for the National Railway Museum … Read more
Find an online news article that is focused on a history topic that we have discussed in class (an event or person). It can be discussing the topic as a pure history lesson. OR it can be discussing a historical event to make a point about a current event, but it must be focused on the … Read more
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The final project for this course will be a scientific poster based on a peer-reviewed empirical article that touches on a topic covered in the course. These will be very similar to an article review and will include sections on the study’s background information, gap in the current literature, the research question, methods used, results, … Read more
To prepare for this Discussion: Read the Assignment of this week first. Identify one article that you selected in the Week 4 Discussion and that you are also including in this week’s Annotated Bibliography. Review Chapter 4, “General Guidelines for Analyzing Literature” (pp. 31–42), in the Galvan text. Review Chapter 9, “Dissertation Chapter 2: Literature Review” (pp. 89–91), … Read more
Each student will select, read, and critique (3) three research articles from a professional journal or source on a topic relating to teaching. The critique should contain three sections: summary, connections to education, and personal reflection.