Having explained the issue and need for the study, move into ……therefore, the purpose of this study is to……Here are a few tips for writing this section. In a quantitative study you use terms such as ‘to examine, to determine’ while in a qualitative study you would use terms such as ‘to explore, to understand’……The purpose of this case study is to explore teachers’ views on the factors that they believe, based on their experiences, contribute to teacher stress. Another example…. to understand teachers’ description of the lived experience and essence of teacher stress
Research Question(s)
Ensure that the research question reflects the purpose of the study. They must align. Note that qualitatively driven research questions do not have hypotheses. In most instances, an overarching question must first be declared, followed by sub-questions.
Use the questions developed between weeks 1 & 2 discussion.
Significance of the Study
Here is where you would consider all the entities that would benefit from the findings of this study and how each would benefit. For example, the findings of this study will benefit school leaders as they conduct yearly planning, taking into account factors that cause teacher stress.
Research Design
Declare the research design that will be used (case study, ethnographic, multiple-case study, grounded theory, or phenomenological). Scholarly define and discuss this type of design, its advantages and disadvantages -according to experts.
Population and Sampling:
Demographically describe the population from which the sample will be drawn. Scholarly describe the sampling method to be used, and rationale for sample size. See research design textbooks.
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