Research and Inquiry in Individuals and Societies (MYP Project Preparation)
This module prepares individuals to conduct effective research and present findings in Individuals and Societies, especially focusing on the MYP Interdisciplinary Unit and Personal Project. It covers formulating research questions, understanding research methodologies, analyzing and synthesizing information, and ethical considerations in research practices.
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What we have learnt
- Effective research begins with a well-crafted research question that guides the inquiry.
- Different research methodologies, both qualitative and quantitative, are essential for gathering and analyzing data.
- Ethical considerations, such as plagiarism and data privacy, are crucial in conducting responsible research.
Key Concepts
- -- Research Question
- A focused, inquiry-driven question that guides investigation and analysis.
- -- Quantitative Research
- A research approach that deals with numbers and measurable data to quantify attitudes and behaviors.
- -- Qualitative Research
- A research approach focused on exploring in-depth understanding of experiences and motivations without relying on numerical data.
- -- Ethics in Research
- The moral guidelines researchers must follow to ensure integrity, respect for participants, and honesty in their work.
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