@@facelesspodcaster5594 ideally between 3 and 5 pages double-spaced. by the way, we are still in the process of completing the second part of this lecture. Please note that the second part is very long, that is why it will also take us quite long to finish it. thank you.
Madam, I Appreciate the way you have explained the "background" ground of a study. May I bother you asking a question please? Can I follow the same procedures while writing background for research proposal? I look forward to seeing your response soon.
This sounds more like the introduction of a research study: problem significance, problem background, and problem statement. The background is entirely different section followed but the introduction and before the aims, research questions, and conceptual framework. I am assuming that the focus is a thesis NOT a study, thus a completely misleading video TITLE.
Hi madam, thanks for this wonderful guide. However, I feel a bit confused, on the major points of the background contents, you say on point 3 that there's a need to indicate what the research goal, now my question is, where does the research objectives fall under? Looking at the fact that its already mentioned. Thank you
Going through this. I think it's more related to a research paper not thesis. Because the background here already captures statement of problem, significance, hypothesis which are a seperate sections in thesis writing. Kindly enlightened me ...
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I see. Yeah, research writing should be as scientific as possible. In other words, research writing should involve a scientific rigor, that is, the implementation of the highest standards and best practices of the scientific method. For more on "scientific rigor" in research, please refer to this video lecture: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-h08LB0asVD8.html
@@PHILOnotes Oh thank you so much for your reply. I understood that this presentation refers to the background paper as a document to clarify the proposed research (another document). But I was asked to write a background paper to be published on its own on gender mainstreaming, it is not related to any other research or document. I never wrote a background paper so I am trying to understand what is it exactly. Thank you
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