The book for this is called PRACTICAL RESEARCH PLANNING AND DESIGN FOR YOU TO LOOK IT UP
This has six parts are Discussions, Article Evaluation and mind-mapping is a page paper APA styles and I have attached what the APA style paper should look like and it has to be work cited with the website and thanks. Just read the instructions presented
The following topic(s) will demonstrate what the discussion is about, but feel free to branch off or expand on the topics. At the end of the discussion, you will be asked to craft a 150 word reflection on what you have learned through this conversation and post it to the Weekly Reflection Journal. The more active you are in this part of the discussion, the more you will have to draw from in your reflection, so get involved, be active, help out your classmates when they need it, and, most of all, enjoy the conversation.
Your research paper must address a profession-related issue from at least two discipline perspectives. Please discuss the following questions about your proposed project:
This week, through our work, we have looked ahead at how we should approach crafting a research project and the steps we should take to prepare the best project we can in the time we have available to us. Additionally, we have begun to explore the following course outcomes:
In this reflection journal, in at least 150 words, reflect back on what you have learned so far through the course readings, assignment (if you’ve completed it yet), and our discussion. Consider the following questions to guide your reflection:
Complete the Evaluation of a Research Article Checklist (pp. 65-66 of the text) and then draw a mind map (p. 61 of the text).
Prepare a summary narrative of what you discovered and include both worksheets (mind map and article checklist) with it.
Submit these as a single document to the assignment drop box.
Here is the Questions for the Checklist
Evaluating a Research Article
1. In what journal or other source did you find the article? Was it reviewed by experts in the field before it was published? That is, was the article in a journal (refereed) publication?
2. Does the article have a stated research question or problem? That is, can you determine the focus of the author’s work?
3. Does the article describe the collection of new data, or does it describe and synthesize previous studies in which data were collected?
4. Is the article logically organized and easy to follow? What could have been done to improve its organization and readability?
5. Does the article contain a section that describes and integrates previous studies on this topic? In what ways is this previous work relevant to the research problem?
6. If the author explained procedures that were followed in the study, are these procedures clear enough that you could repeat the work and get similar results? What additional information might be helpful or essential for you to replicate the study?
7. If data were collected, can you describe how they were collected and how they were analyzed? Do you agree with what was done? If you had been the researcher, what additional thing might you have done?
8. Do you agree with the author’s interpretations and conclusions? Why or Why not?
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Finally, think about the entire article. What is, for you, most important? What do you find most interesting? What do you think are the strengths and weaknesses of this article? Will you remember this article in the future? Why or Why not ?
The following topic(s) will demonstrate what the discussion is about, but feel free to branch off or expand on the topics. At the end of the discussion, you will be asked to craft a 150 word reflection on what you have learned through this conversation and post it to the Weekly Reflection Journal. The more active you are in this part of the discussion, the more you will have to draw from in your reflection, so get involved, be active, help out your classmates when they need it, and, most of all, enjoy the conversation.
Using the mind mapping and article evaluations completed in W3, discuss two things that surprised you regarding your topic. Additionally, are you on track with your topic or have you discovered that you may need to make some changes? Why or why not? Please respond to at least two of your colleagues.
Professional Strategies
This week, through our work, we have discussed how we outline our work and how creating annotated bibliographies can help us to keep our research organized. Additionally, we have begun to explore the following course outcomes:
In this reflection journal, in at least 150 words, reflect back on what you have learned so far through the course readings, assignment (if you’ve completed it yet), and our discussion. Consider the following questions to guide your reflection:
Using your project proposal as a guide, develop an outline for your course paper and attach an annotated bibliography of a minimum of six (6) peer-reviewed resources. When you have completed your work, submit it to the drop box as a single document. Please refer to the following guidelines to help you shape your work:
Your outline should include the following:
You should expect to alter and define your position as you craft your paper, but you should use your outline to help you stay on track throughout the research and writing process.
Your annotated bibliography should include a full, APA-style citation followed by a brief annotation of at least six (6) peer-reviewed resources.
Each of your annotations should do the following:
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