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RESEARCH METHODS IN EDUCATION - EDTE333 [Main]

This course introduces to the student  to the Definition and purpose of research; types of research: basic and applied research; characteristics of research; ethics in research; techniques in research: quantitative and qualitative research; research process: problem identification, formulation of hypothesis; identification of variables; validity in research; literature review; tools for data collection; sampling methods; statistical tools of data analysis interpretation and hypothesis testing; writing research proposal and report; dissemination of research findings. To run for two semesters for data collection and analysis. Prerequisites: EDTE 210 EDTE 326 and ENGL 105

Skill Level: Beginner
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        <strong>Knowledge:</strong> Demonstrate comprehensive understanding of 
        <em>[insert core concepts / subject area]</em>.
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        <strong>Analysis:</strong> Critically analyze 
        <em>[insert theories, case studies, frameworks]</em> and apply them in practical contexts.
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        <strong>Application:</strong> Apply appropriate methodologies and tools to solve 
        <em>[insert discipline-specific problems]</em>.
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        <strong>Communication:</strong> Present academic arguments clearly using 
        <em>[reports, presentations, research papers, etc.]</em>.
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        <strong>Professional Skills:</strong> Demonstrate ethical reasoning and professional responsibility in 
        <em>[insert field/industry context]</em>.
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