Practical Research (from idea to outline)

Practical Research (from idea to outline)

Are you still staring at a blank page or blank screen, hoping to figure out where or how to start your research paper, project, or proposal? Maybe you’re unsure of what you want to research, or if you have a topic, you may know where to begin.

Don’t simply hope inspiration strikes (hope is not a plan). Instead, be proactive starting right now!

Just follow the steps I share with you here and in 90 minutes or less, you can have a solid start on your next research paper, project or proposal!

This course is specifically designed for students and researchers who don’t want to waste time wading through a ton of textbooks, or stumbling around on the Internet, to find partial and incomplete information.

Contrary to popular belief the starting point for your research is not Chapter 1: Introduction!

In this course I’ll show you the four critical elements found in every successful research paper, project, or proposal, and how to construct them. When you follow my step-by-step process you will finish with an outline for your research paper, project, or proposal which will include:

· a specific research topic you can actually research

· a compelling research title to grab the readers attention

· a clear problem statement that defines the issue in your research and justifies your work effort; and

· a bold purpose statement that demonstrates the potential value of your research

While other courses help you understand the importance of research, my course shows you how to start your research.

A step by step method that concludes with a clear outline for your research paper, project, or proposal.

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What you will learn

• The first thing you will achieve, even before you complete this course, is creating a research topic you can complete in a reasonable time!
• In this course you will create an actionable problem statement and purpose statement for your research.
• By the end of this course you will have a clear outline on which you can build your research!

Rating: 4.5

Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 1.5 hours

Instructor: Eugene Matthews