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Selecting a topic is well….difficult. And you need to set some criterion for it and also decide your scope. That’s a lot, I know, but well you are doing masters. It’s not supposed to be easy. I found these tips and maybe they will be helpful to you!
http://www.thesishelpcenter.com/quick-tips/the-criterion-of-choosing-a-topic.htm
At least your supervisor comments and edits. That’s definitely a plus. Mine is least bothered when it comes to input and highly interfering when it comes to output. The lady doesn’t know shit, she doesn’t help me out and when I ought to submit my work, she points out all the irrelevant things that I missed out. Of course I’ll miss out on irrelevant stuff, how stupid is that. I guess, one way or the other, all the supervisors are heartlessly painful.
The conceptual framework will serve as a quick, easy glance to your entire LR section. It is like the front page of your book, which is the first step to hold the interest of your reader, to read any further. And yes, it is best represented through a diagram, using simple blocks and arrows, showing the inter-relations between the variables under study.This would in fact help you, yourself at your analysis and discussion stage, by putting your results in line with the proposed framework.
