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To succeed as a student, you need to demonstrate that you have a good grasp of issues in your subject area and can apply your knowledge. A comprehensive and detailed understanding of the chosen topic is key, especially when it comes to seminar papers, student research projects, degree theses and dissertations. Traditionally you can expect your library to contain a great deal of information on which you can base your research and findings.
Alongside the standard books and journals, digital information databases can contain valuable information for your research. This is not a reference to the freely available online search engines; it may seem temptingly easy to use these for research but they are not really suitable for academic work for researchers. Because much of the content is user-generated, there is no guarantee that data from Google & co. is accurate or valid.
Help is available in the form of professional research tools that are available in many libraries, in universities and schools and in the offices of public agencies. A successful research paper or successful teaching should be based on reliable data.
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What is the purpose of academic research?
Academic research is done by students with the purpose of acquiring new knowledge to enhance the learnings of the student and also boost the scholastic world.
What types of academic research are there?
To succeed as a student, you need to demonstrate that you have a good grasp of issues in your subject area and can apply your knowledge. A comprehensive and detailed understanding of the chosen topic is key, especially when it comes to seminar papers, student research projects, degree theses and dissertations. Types of academic research:
1. Correlational research.
2. Descriptive research.
3. Ethnographic research.
4. Cross-sectional studies.
5. Case studies.
What tools do researchers use?
Case Studies, Checklists, Interviews, Observation sometimes, and Surveys or Questionnaires are all tools used to collect data. To obtain additional and more reliable facts and information, researchers perform deep web - a platform gives users of academic research tools access to a vast quantity of information that is hidden from normal Internet users.
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