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W riting your dissertation proposal
3 A presentation of studies and theories which are related to the proposed
study.
4 An explanation of the procedures planned to conduct the proposed study.
Although these are listed as four separate parts, they are actually
interdependent. The title of your proposal notes key issues which your study
will investigate. The methods are influenced by the theories under investigation.
The different parts may initially be written in isolation, but gradually they
become directly linked. In the example given in Figure 10.1, a table of contents
from a dissertation proposal, you notice the most significant terms appear in
all the sections: “classroom discourse,” “learning disabilities,” and “learning.”
In many respects, your first drafts are times for clarifying the major issues. As
you revise the several sections, you will create a consistent, coherent whole.
Typically, multiple drafts of a proposal are made, during which time the doctoral
student becomes more precise about what will actually happen in the study, while
simultaneously working toward an increasingly integrated presentation of the major
theories and research which are guiding the project. This recursive process (going
from one part of the proposal to another and returning again) will be an integral
part of creating your final, polished dissertation proposal. We will consider the
contents of each of th
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W riting your dissertation proposal
3 A presentation of studies and theories which are related to the proposed
study.
4 An explanation of the procedures planned to conduct the proposed study.
Although these are listed as four separate parts, they are actually
interdependent. The title of your proposal notes key issues which your study
will investigate. The methods are influenced by the theories under investigation.
The different parts may initially be written in isolation, but gradually they
become directly linked. In the example given in Figure 10.1, a table of contents
from a dissertation proposal, you notice the most significant terms appear in
all the sections: “classroom discourse,” “learning disabilities,” and “learning.”
In many respects, your first drafts are times for clarifying the major issues. As
you revise the several sections, you will create a consistent, coherent whole.
Typically, multiple drafts of a proposal are made, during which time the doctoral
student becomes more precise about what will actually happen in the study, while
simultaneously working toward an increasingly integrated presentation of the major
theories and research which are guiding the project. This recursive process (going
from one part of the proposal to another and returning again) will be an integral
part of creating your final, polished dissertation proposal. We will consider the
contents of each of th
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