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Besides age group, you can also consider the gender roles as well. Let’s say, if you study the kids of 15-17 years, you would be able to evaluate the perception that boys are more inclined towards the technologies than girls do. So you can also explore this. Second thing can be the method of teaching. Are the students given informal or formal coaching? Because digital classrooms & mixed method learning brings a sense of informal attitude towards studies. It will help you in analysing whether digital environment is integrating the knowledge acquisition skills or not.
Freshman yeah? Do not think I mean to scare you or somewhat but as HEFCE (Higher Education Funding Council for England) records only 15% of those applying for PhD funding are able to get financial aid which means you ought to really secure a back up plan. This is a good post, if you go through it and stick to the format & structure, chances of grant will definitely increase https://www.fundingcentre.com.au/help/writing-grant
Just before this post, I was glancing through the Objectives of Literature review and that connects here as well. One amazing method of choosing for a unique topic is to indulge in extensive review of existing material in the relevant field of your study.
Hi Michael! Talking about scientific training for methodology perparation includes getting a thorough understanding of the concepts like Action Research, Quantitative and Qualitative Methodology, Basics of statistical analysis software like Nvivo, SPSS, Thematic Analysis. All these come under scientific training.
It should give the clear idea of what was the very last research outcome and what is our objective of doing the research.
