Analyze Research Discussion Just answer the basic questions and I’ll add context later. Just need good starting points to begin with. Analyze Research Anal
Analyze Research Discussion Just answer the basic questions and I’ll add context later. Just need good starting points to begin with. Analyze Research
Analyze Research
[Leave the title above as is; do not make it bold. APA requires titles to be centered, capitalized,
and in plain text. See the example on page 42 of the APA manual. Write an introduction to your
paper just below the title. It only needs to be two or three sentences long. The final sentence
should begin with the following phrase: The purpose of this assignment is…]
Educational bias and the impact they have on minority students
My Topic of Interest and Why It Is Important
[You only need one or two paragraphs in the section. Keep the assignment length limit in
mind as you develop each section; this assignment should be 2-3 pages long not counting the title
page and reference list.]
What Are Keywords and How They Helped with My Searches
[In this section you should offer your own definition of the term “keywords” in the
context of conducting a library search. After your definition, offer a brief explanation of how
they helped your searches. You may find the following library resource very helpful in
completing the section. http://library.ncu.edu/dw/index/241 ]
What Are Search Limiters and They Helped with My Searches
[This section is similar to the one above. Offer your own definition of the phrase “search
limiters” in the context of conducting a library search and then offer your explanation of how
they helped. You may find it helpful to review the information provided at
http://library.ncu.edu/dw/index/245 to help you complete this section.]
The Search Limiters I Used for My Searches
[In this section you only need to list your search limiters. No additional commentary is
required.]
The Meaning of Peer-Reviewed and Why It Is Important to Research
[Offer your definition of the phrase “peer-reviewed” in the context of journal articles.
Explain why peer-reviewed articles are important to research. You may find the following
library resource very helpful as you work on this section. Northcentral University Library
(2015). Scholarly vs. peered reviewed journals [Video file].
http://library.ncu.edu/public_images/elrc/2015/videos/peernew/peernew.htm ]
What I Learned from Two of the Suggested NCU Library Resources
[The library resources being referred to include the following.
Northcentral Information Literacy Tutorial http://library.ncu.edu/Home/ILTutorial
Northcentral Library FAQ http://library.ncu.edu/faq/faqview/14864
Northcentral Library Orientations http://library.ncu.edu/wl/index/264
Northcentral Library Research Process http://library.ncu.edu/dw/index/179
See below ]
References
[Provide references for the three peer-reviewed scholarly research articles you found
during this assignment. Before developing your references you may find it helpful to review the
following information.
Journal articles are one of the most common types of sources you will reference. The
definitive guide for constructing a reference list is the APA manual beginning on page 180 with
journal article referencing discussed on page 186. In addition, you can find other examples and
explanations by googling the question: “How do I reference a journal article in APA format?”
Note that the journal name and volume number should be in italics; however, italicization ends at
that point. The issue number is presented in parenthesis immediately following the volume
number and there is no space between. The volume number is the number of years the journal
has been published and the issue number refers to a specific publication during the year, usually
a journal publishes monthly. A typical example follows. You may wish to model your
references after this example
Chung, A. S. (2012). Choice of for-profit college. Economics of Education Review, 31(6), 10841101. doi:10.1016/j.econedurev.2012.07.004
Notice that only the first word of the title and the first word of a secondary title following
the colon (if there is one) are capitalized in a reference list entry unless they are proper nouns
that name something such as America, London, Samuel and so on. See page 185 of the APA
Manual.
References should be presented using hanging indents as noted on page 37 of the APA
manual. You can create a hanging indent by using your mouse to highlight your reference or list
of references and then pressing Control+t (hold down the Control key and then press t). The
following link will lead you to a list of references formatted using hanging indents.]
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