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    DEVELOPING YOUR

    RESEARCH PROJECT
    /PROPOSAL
    LECTURER MARIA FAYYAZ

    WEEK 1 LECTURE 3
    Introduction to Academic research
    Introduction to Academic research

    There are thousands of explanation, what I concluded :


     A clear piece of continue argument developed at a response of some specific
    central question which emerged form already conducted study or research work.
     Paragraphs having different subheadings working on the specific argument
     The answer of some specific wide rang questions
     Avoid plagiarism (using others’ ideas and words as if they were your own) by
    including citations, references
    and a bibliography
    Original researched work

     An originally researched work .originally doesn’t mean that no one can think
    about it before its just mean
     Every person had a unique style of thoughts about different subject
     Well researched about that specific topic
     Good choice of reasoned way or unique sight of response that show your solution
    solving skills
    Research is all about

     Developing your thoughts


     Finding gaps form already researched material
     Evaluate your knowledge and understanding about subject
     Gathering all the needed information while writing and organizing your thoughts
     Constructing the writing structure in academic organized manner
     Should be aware of “rules” used at your academic disciplines
    Overview of writing process

     Searching across a variety of sources for information


    • Drawing together information in order to ‘shape’ or ‘re-shape’ it .
    • Drafting and editing your thoughts
    • Proof-reading and eliminating errors
    Quality verse quantity while writing

     Average  Good
     Consistently addressing hypothesis  Answer the specific question
     Overly descriptive  Clear and supportive argument
     Doesn’t well understand your idea  Strong evidence and use relationships of
    theories and ideas
     Lack of analysis
     Show reflection and thought
     Week structure and paragraphing
     Well constructive paragraph and
     Lack of supportive evidence
    organized material
     Lack of reflection  Appropriate quotations and accurate
     Weak sentence structure (grammar) referencing style .

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