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Asking Questions

Asking Questions

September 11, 2020 dr-qais.com

Why Do Researchers Ask Questions? Questions guide the researcher to find suitable answers to solve the research problem. Asking questions helps the researcher focus on the topic under investigation It helps the researcher focus on the important issues in his/her thesis. It helps the researcher find answers for his/her research hypotheses.

My mission and Vision

My mission and Vision

September 6, 2020 dr-qais.com
Learning Method: Series 6

Learning Method: Series 6

August 26, 2020 dr-qais.com

Behaviorists Theory of Learning  Behaviorists postulate that learning has nothing to do with the state of mind. In fact, learning occurs with the acquisition of new behavior. B.F. Skinner, a prominent behaviorist psychologist, well known for his extraordinary work such as experimentation with animals in his so called “Skinner Box,” argues that a measurable learning outcome…

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Centric Theory of Learning (Constructivist Paradigm)

Centric Theory of Learning (Constructivist Paradigm)

August 26, 2020 dr-qais.com

Jerome Bruner, a constructivist philosopher, stresses that in constructivist learning the role of the learner is clear. “The main tenet of constructivist learning is that people construct their own understanding of the world and in turn, their own knowledge” (Ishii & Drew, 2003). The learner is involved actively and solves the problem collectively. In…

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Constructivism

Constructivism

August 26, 2020 dr-qais.com

HOW CONSTRUCTIVISTS VIEW LEARNING (Series 1) Constructivism is a paradigm of learning that describes the process of knowledge formation. There are many faces of constructivism. The most prominent and outspoken philosopher of constructivism is Jean Piaget. In constructivism, a learner constructs his/her own observation of the world. According to Piaget, a constructivist thinker, there are…

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Centric Theory of Learning

Centric Theory of Learning

August 26, 2020 dr-qais.com

4/12/2011My beloved colleagues salam I just wanted to share some important techniques of teaching: Series 4 Centric Theory of Learning (Constructivist Paradigm) Jerome Bruner, a constructivist philosopher, stresses that in constructivist learning the role of the learner is clear. “The main tenet of constructivist learning is that people construct their own understanding of the world and in turn,…

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How to Write Research Questions for a Proposal?

How to Write Research Questions for a Proposal?

August 26, 2020 dr-qais.com

27/12/2012My Beloved Colleagues Assalamu Alaikum, How to Write Research Questions for a Proposal? Series 5 As we discussed earlier in the series, there are few significant phases of proposal writing process. To restate, proposal includes title, abstract, introduction, problem statement, research questions, literature review, methodology, result, conclusion and discussion. When choosing your title don’t worry,…

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How to Write Your Conclusion and Discussion

How to Write Your Conclusion and Discussion

August 26, 2020 dr-qais.com

5/1/2012My Beloved Colleagues Assalamu Alaikum, How to Write Your Conclusion and Discussion: Series 8 Writing a conclusion is as difficult as writing your introduction. One big difference between your introduction and conclusion is that in introduction you pose questions to your audience while in conclusion you answer those questions. However one must remember that…

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How to Evaluate Your Teaching in the Classroom

How to Evaluate Your Teaching in the Classroom

August 26, 2020 dr-qais.com

10/1/2012My Beloved Colleagues Assalamu Alaikum, How to Evaluate Your Teaching in the Classroom The perfect teacher is a myth. There is always room for improvement for every teacher. When teachers are willing to evaluate themselves critically, it indicates firstly, they take their profession seriously, and secondly, they are willing to improve themselves. The following…

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How to Evaluate Your Students in the Class

How to Evaluate Your Students in the Class

August 26, 2020 dr-qais.com

11/1/2012 How to Evaluate Your Students in the Class Educators are always eager to know the answers to the following fundamental questions: Are our students learning well? Do they understand what they are studying? Are we teaching effectively? What methodologies should we be using? Never assume that your students are learning successfully. To assess…

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Greedy people are like cancer disease, never satisfy until consume you with your bones.

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Instructors are empirical scholars, classroom reformers, learners’ advocates, discipliners and character builders.
A positive and successful teacher is able to establish a close relationship among students, administrators and parents.

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PhD Seniors

A PhD thesis is a scholarly piece of work. Try to understand all scholarly terminologies. Go to the internet and search for explanations of the terminology that you do not understand. Readand read. You will soon realize that you are on board with your seniors.

What is a PhD Proposal

A proposal is a solid and convincing framework of a PhD thesis that underlies the originality of a research. It also must delineate a significant contribution
 to existing intellectual knowledge, either challenging or supporting existing literature on proposed problem.

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Research Scope and Justification

Research scope indicates the extent or limit of your investigation. You narrow down your search and investigation to a specific level and area of study.
Research Justification: It refers to a statement indicating the reasons for the investigation. You put forward a claim that this investigation is worthy of the funds, effort and time invested.

PhD Candidate

You cannot be a research student unless you have read enough to understand what are you doing. What is research? What is a PhD? So, you need to read relevant literature and arm yourself with the relevant knowledge.

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