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The Good Paper : A Handbook for Writing Papers in Higher Education

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The good paper is written for students who must independently formulate a research question and search for literature for their Bachelor theses, research papers, projects at all levels of project oriented education and Master and diploma theses.The book is focused towards 5 fundamental guiding elements which can be illustrated by the pentagon model:1. Research question2. Purpose3. Data, materials and phenomena4. Theories, concepts and methods5. Research designThe book includes a numerous annotated examples of good papers from a great number of university educations and professional bachelor programmes.It also includes activities along with explanations: How do you write a good paper?

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The Good Paper : A Handbook for Writing Papers in Higher Education, Lotte Rienecker, Peter Stray Jørgensen

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Title
The Good Paper : A Handbook for Writing Papers in Higher Education
Language
English
Released
2015
Format
Paperback
Pages
382
ISBN10
8759317906
ISBN13
9788759317907
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The good paper is written for students who must independently formulate a research question and search for literature for their Bachelor theses, research papers, projects at all levels of project oriented education and Master and diploma theses.The book is focused towards 5 fundamental guiding elements which can be illustrated by the pentagon model:1. Research question2. Purpose3. Data, materials and phenomena4. Theories, concepts and methods5. Research designThe book includes a numerous annotated examples of good papers from a great number of university educations and professional bachelor programmes.It also includes activities along with explanations: How do you write a good paper?