Semester 2, Week 12 

Na Zhao

Nandong Yao

Nuo Chen

Xiaoqi Liu

Zhuoyi Li

Xinyi Du

Ying Gao

Yunxu Wu

·          Literature Review

·          Methodology

·          References

 

B.In total,the writer find many themes, sub themes, and coded references when students and teachers give they only examples.But writer divided those examples into three overall categories and 10 sub-categories like study-related barriers and enablers including curriculum, tuition and assessment;Skills-related barriers and enablers including study skills, social skills, and self-management skills;and last part Environmental barriers and enablers including Spaces,Systems,People and life.

C. Because this research may help school managers and tutors to organize a better plan for students

 

 

D. Maybe we can keep eyes on only one category like skills-related barriers/enables, understand how it influence students study.

 

E.You can have this research a larger number of students in a later stage like university,or you can focuses on how students and teachers designing solutions for those barriers.

Proposal

2) Reference/Cite - refer to a recent article that has mentioned a need for further research.

Method 1: Critique You might find a new research focus by changing one of these aspects of existing research: (1) research participants, (2) setting, (3) method or (4) technique

Method 2: Referencing / Citing You can also show the deficiency in previous research by citing a journal article that has mentioned a need for further research.
To do this:1. Find the last sections of a journal article after the
methodology (usually the 'recommendations' or 'limitations').2. Scan these sections to find any suggestions about 'future
research' (e.g., 'future research might focus on...').3. Use these suggestions to inform your own research focusII0

2) Reference/Cite - refer to a recent article that has mentioned a need for further research.

Method 1: Critique You might find a new research focus by changing one of these aspects of existing research: (1) research participants, (2) setting, (3) method or (4) technique

Method 2: Referencing / Citing You can also show the deficiency in previous research by citing a journal article that has mentioned a need for further research.
To do this:1. Find the last sections of a journal article after the
methodology (usually the 'recommendations' or 'limitations').2. Scan these sections to find any suggestions about 'future
research' (e.g., 'future research might focus on...').3. Use these suggestions to inform your own research focusII0

2.students, parents and tutors.
3.How they feel
4.questionnaire, quirly and widely

B.  OU students, tutor, peer interactions.

C.  Students were asked to share their study experiences and related life experiences, and tutors were asked to share their experience of supporting students experiencing mental health issues

D.    semi-structured interviews

Pros and Cons:

Feasibility: Finding volunteers is often a relatively fast and affordable way to collect data.

Subject to bias: Voluntary sampling is highly susceptible to bias, because researchers make little effort to control sample composition. The people who volunteer for the study may be very different than those who do not volunteer.

2.They may be a widespread factor in smartphone addiction

3.ARC journal article， Guardian article

•It is the main research focus of the journal article

•It is apparently becoming more common throughout the world

2.Which context(s) does the student think are important: cultural, historical or specific subject knowledge? Why?

•Cultural and historical, to understand wider causes and effects.

3.Which source did the student use to find out more contextual information?

•Barkan. R. (2019, December 23). The smartphone is our era’s cigarette - and just as hard to quit. The Guardian.

2,in a University of Iowa study of the performance of salespeople, a study found that conscientious employees achieved a higher volume of sales than their unconscientious co-workers (Barrick et al, 1993).

●value preparation and organisation

●show more empathy towards others

●are dutiful, respectful and hardworking

●are labeled as ‘workaholics’

●care deeply about the consequences of their actions

●become more conscientious as they age

6. What were the results of the research?

7. How do you think student accommodation should be designed, to improve student belonging and general wellbeing?

Questions contain more details of the literature, ask more targeted questions, and guide questions.

· Bad Discussion: 3 4 6

Some questions are too direct and do not mention relevant content of the literature.

 

5,Signposting  
This suggest~ While ~Thank you

 

3, Materials and methods,

4, Introduction.

5, My research focus is talking about the differences The Impact Media on Chinese and Western Feminism.

6,

7, I will start my project research and finish my thesis in the second semester.

8, Complete the thesis by using methodology and linking relevant literature.

9, I have added 5 sources to my bibliography.

10, The literature is easy to find；Keyword search, and website recommendation similar papers are very helpful for me to find literature.

11, Link to the main topic and help you get more details and focus on the topic

- Literature Review, Methodology and References

6. Proposed Focus, Aims, Reason(s) for choice, Potential Research Questions

 

8. What sections of a Research Proposal will you need to complete in Semester 2?

- Final Proposal

 

9. So far, how many sources have you added to your Annotated Bibliography?

- a minimum of 12 sources in your Literature Review

 

10. So far:

Have you found it difficult or easy to search for sources related to your own research?

- Middle.

What search strategies have helped you?

- literature review

11. .focus on the topic of own research
methodology or evidences or theories related to own subject
provide previous literature review to help to buid the logic
2.causal attribution dimensions, as a model of regression, could be a good predictor of academic achievement.
The dimension of stability is related to the possibility of changes from time to time on these causal factors.-effort.
The dimension of personal control refers to whether the causal factor could be controlled or not by students.
3.not be generalizable to other ethnic groups.
Asina Christina Rosito. (2020). Academic achievement among university students: The role of causal attribution of academic success and failure. Humanitas (Yogakarta, Indonesia), 17(1), 23–33. https://doi.org/10.26555/humanitas.v17i1.11719

1. decrease the crime rate

2. The government needs extra spending.

3. Some facilities need to be modified to prepare for the installation of CCTV.

 

Perceptions of CCTV installations:

1.Invasion of personal privacy

2.Safeguarding lives

3.Concerns about abuse of personal privacy

•Organising_and_Prioritising_final.pdf - Google Drive

B.
Factors affecting CCTV effectiveness

A

C

2:A
3:C

CCTV effectiveness

public perceptions
Factors affecting CCTV effectiveness
Public perceptions

The relationship between parents’ styles and adolescent children’s mental health 

The influence of current parenting types on children.

Optional section 1 subheadings (2 or 3):

·        Common types of parents

·        How the child is affected

Section 2 heading:

The effect of parental type on children's mental health.

Optional section 2 subheadings (2 or 3):

·        Effects of each parent type on children's mental health

Section 3 heading:

What kinds of problems does each type of parent affect the mental health of an adolescent child?

Optional section 3 subheadings (2 or 3):

·         
Research Gap (you will need to state your main research gap at the end of the last main body section):

Although there are many studies on the influence of parental type on children, there is not much research on the impact of each type of parent on adolescent children's mental health problems. 

2. However , In addition, for instance, for example, moreover.
3. 3; 1

4. Good; using more than 1 source to support his/her argument and gave some examples

3.Find deficiencies or limitations in the article

6.Research Design 

7.The source of the data， What do you need to do your research? Why?  What further details can you give about the data collection technique(s)?    

8.don’t have to analyse any data, as you haven’t actually collected any! You should just describe what strategies you plan to use to analyse the data you plan to collect。   
9. 
Limitations  A
Anticipated Challenges  B
Potential Significance   C

research philosophy: 
quantitative

Research focus:Development of space and rationality of urban regional planning in China and cities in different countries 

Data collection technique:
primary data: survey
second date: analysis date

Research philosophy:positivist

2.L

3.C

4.C

5.L

6.C

7.C

8.L

9.C

10.C

 

2.Evaluate the current state of literature

 

3.Identify significant flaws or omissions in the existing literature (restate your research gap in a little more depth

: 3 to 4 sentences)

 

4.Link this gap with your research (how will your research address this gap?

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End of Programme Results: 19th May 

Resits: 27th May-4th June

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Resit Results: 14th July