Write about interviewing and sending emails to international students about their reviews. But I dont want to do that anymore. Instead I would like to give recommendations that the international students can gte help on. Such as cureent practices vs. Best Practicies and series of recommendations on how to improve international student expereinces. So please read my paper and change my ideas about interveiwng and giving emails to international students and provide recommendations. Thank you.
There are seven major parts to the research report:
1. Title page.
2. Abstract.
3. Introduction.
4. Method.
5. Results.
6. Discussion.
7. References.
1. Title Page
Contents include a running head, title, author, and institutional affiliation of the author(s), and author note.
Your paper title should summarize the main topic of the paper in12 words or less.
2. Abstract/Executive Summary
This should be a comprehensive summary typically ranging from 150 to 250 words. For a manuscript submitted for review, it is typed on a separate page.
The abstract should include a brief statement of:
n Problem Statement.
n Participants.
n Method used.
n Key result(s).
n Major conclusion.
3. Introduction
This section is not labeled. It’s assumed that the reader knows that the first section is the introduction.
It should present the research problem and place it in the context of other research literature in the area, and identify any hypotheses to be tested.
It includes the “literature review.”
4. Method
This section does not start on a separate page in a manuscript being submitted for review.
The most common subsections of Method are:
–Participants (e.g., list the number of participants, their characteristics, and how they were selected, and inclusion and exclusion criteria).
–Design if a complex design is used (otherwise the design is explained in the procedure section).
–Apparatus or Materials or Instruments (e.g., list materials used, why they were used, and the psychometric properties of the instruments).
–Procedure (e.g., provide a step-by-step account of what the researcher and participants did during the study so that someone could replicate it).
5. Results
This does not start on a separate page in your manuscript.
It is where you report the results of your data analysis and statistical significance testing.
You need to be sure to report the significance level that you are using (e.g., “An alpha level of .05 was used in this study”) and report your observed effect sizes and/or confidence intervals along with the tests of statistical significance.
Tables and figures are expensive but can be used when they effectively illustrate your ideas.
Organizing your results section by research question can be effective.
6. Discussion
This is where you interpret and evaluate the results presented in the previous section.
It is important to state whether your hypotheses were or were not supported.
Also, you must answer the following questions:
1. What does the study contribute?
2. How do the results relate to prior research?
3. How has it helped solve the study problem?
4. What conclusion and theoretical implications can be drawn from the study?
5. What are the limitations of the study?
6. What are some suggestions for future research in this area?
7. References
The word References should be centered at the top of the page, and all entriesshould be double-spaced.
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