Mastering MS Word: How to Insert Roman Numerals in Preliminary Pages
A few years ago, I was sitting at my desk trying to finalise a very important research report. I had […]
Research for Beginners
Past or Future Tense? How to Perfectly Write Your Research Methodology
Do you know that one of the biggest struggles students face is not the research itself, but the way that
Without Confusing the Two: The Clear Difference Between a Theoretical and Conceptual Framework
A few years ago, I sat in my research supervisor’s office with a printed copy of my proposal in my
Why Time Is Not Money
The Ultimate Output We are raised on the idea that "time is money." It is a catchy phrase, but treating
Mastering Your Citations: A Step-by-Step Guide to Spotting and Removing Repeated References
A few years ago, I was rushing to submit a final research paper just hours before the deadline. I had
You Don’t Need a PhD to Build a Theory: Here’s How to Start
I remember sitting in a university library one cold evening and reading about Albert Einstein. Before he became one of
The Hardest Part of Your Research Paper: How to Write That Very First Sentence
How to Write the Very First Sentence of a Research Paper I remember a night many years ago when I
If Your Supervisor Asks You to Use a Consistent Referencing Style, This Is What He Means
Inconsistent citations may seem harmless, but to an examiner, they raise questions about care, credibility, and academic discipline.
Traits of a Positivist Thinker: If You See These in Yourself, You Should Do a Quantitative Study
Traits of a Positivist Thinker As humans, each person sees the world in a different way. Basically, that is why
Smart Students Will Include these Three Things in Their Research Topic and Lecturers Love To See Them
The art (not just an act) of choosing a research topic is like the first impression you make when you walk into