Research Design and Methods:
Following the literature review, it’s a good idea to restate your main objectives, bringing the focus back to your own research project. The research design or methodology section should describe the overall approach and practical steps you will take to answer your research questions. This section will discuss:
⦁ Research Type:
⦁ Will you do qualitative or quantitative research?
⦁ Will you collect original data or work with primary or secondary sources?
⦁ Is your research design descriptive, correlational, or experimental?
⦁ Population and Samples:
⦁ Exactly what or who will you study?
⦁ How will you select subjects or sources?
⦁ When and where will you collect the data?
⦁ Research Methods:
⦁ What tools and procedures will you use (e.g., surveys, interviews, observations, experiments) to collect and analyze data?
⦁ Why are these the best methods to answer your research questions?
⦁ Practicalities
⦁ How much time will you need to collect the data?
⦁ How will you gain access to participants or sources?
⦁ Do you foresee any potential obstacles,
