{"id":19067,"date":"2023-05-08T21:51:45","date_gmt":"2023-05-08T21:51:45","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.goodacademic.com\/blog\/questions\/children-in-kentucky-who-is-dealing-with-trauma-and-how-can-we-bridge-the-gap-between-children-in-the-system-and-being-more-trauma-informed\/"},"modified":"2023-05-08T21:51:45","modified_gmt":"2023-05-08T21:51:45","slug":"children-in-kentucky-who-is-dealing-with-trauma-and-how-can-we-bridge-the-gap-between-children-in-the-system-and-being-more-trauma-informed","status":"publish","type":"questions","link":"https:\/\/www.goodacademic.com\/blog\/questions\/children-in-kentucky-who-is-dealing-with-trauma-and-how-can-we-bridge-the-gap-between-children-in-the-system-and-being-more-trauma-informed\/","title":{"rendered":"children in Kentucky who is dealing with trauma and how can we bridge the gap between children in the system and being more trauma informed."},"content":{"rendered":"
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The literature review is your opportunity to convince a larger academic audience that your own<\/span>
research project will contribute something new to an existing body of research.<\/span> <\/span>Put another way,<\/span>
your lit review reveals where you will contribute to existing theory. It carves a path for you as a<\/span>
scholar into an existing academic conversation\/debate. To do this, you must demonstrate how<\/span>
your research question is<\/span> <\/span>derived from previous peer-reviewed work. You must also explicitly<\/span>
identify gaps that your work will fill.<\/span>
Furthermore, the process of conducting a literature review will help you assess how others before<\/span>
you have studied your particular research question\/changes in your dependent variable. It will<\/span>
give you ideas on how to go about constructing and designing your own project… what to<\/span>
embrace and what to avoid when it comes to research design.<\/span>
I<\/span>NSTRUCTIONS<\/span>
You must produce a 14\u201316-page literature review, based upon your dependent variable\/research<\/span>
question from Week Two and Week Four.<\/span> <\/span>The lit review must be grounded in prominent peer-<\/span>
reviewed work on your particular dependent variable\/research question.<\/span> <\/span>The paper must<\/span>
illustrate why your research question is meaningful and theoretically significant.<\/span> <\/span>To do this, you<\/span>
must provide reader with a strong sense of the state of the established literature in their chosen<\/span>
sub-field and must identify areas where they can make a substantial contribution to existing<\/span>
theory and scholarly discourse.<\/span>
Start by briefly introducing your topic, providing your research question, and specifying your<\/span>
dependent variable. This should all be accomplished on page one of your lit review. Then,<\/span>
identify the peer-reviewed sources which represent the most prominent work done to date on<\/span>
your particular question.<\/span> <\/span>Describe key information from your reviewed sources in a manner that<\/span>
clearly connects to your specific research problem and helps you conceptualize how you will<\/span>
eventually study\/tackle your problem. Steer away from describing this relevancy in general<\/span>
terms. Instead, describe the specific contribution the author(s) makes to ongoing scholarly<\/span>
conversations. Speaking of conversations, a good literature review will put scholars into<\/span>
discussion with one another. Use these conversations to illuminate how the key findings,<\/span>
research designs\/methods and strengths\/weaknesses of arguments and research approaches.<\/span>
Finally, a good literature review will move seamlessly from this in-depth discussion of specific<\/span>
contributions\/gaps up to the macro level, where the reader is provided with a sense of key<\/span>
advancements\/setbacks and themes running throughout an entire body of literature. It takes<\/span>
practice and skill to effortlessly move your reader from specific contributions to a broad<\/span>
assessment of the state of an entire body of literature. But that is your goal.<\/span>
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