{"id":8760,"date":"2023-03-06T16:07:47","date_gmt":"2023-03-06T16:07:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.goodacademic.com\/blog\/questions\/impact-of-situation-leadership-on-teacher-retention-on-title-one-campuses\/"},"modified":"2023-03-06T16:07:47","modified_gmt":"2023-03-06T16:07:47","slug":"impact-of-situation-leadership-on-teacher-retention-on-title-one-campuses","status":"publish","type":"questions","link":"https:\/\/www.goodacademic.com\/blog\/questions\/impact-of-situation-leadership-on-teacher-retention-on-title-one-campuses\/","title":{"rendered":"Impact of situation leadership on teacher retention on title one campuses"},"content":{"rendered":"
*****PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS****<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
STUDY: Impact of situational leadership on teacher retention in title 1 campuses. <\/div>\n
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Rather than working on the Introduction to the Study in its entirety, I want to only focus on the Problem Statement for now. Post Problem Statement only in discussion for the week. NO assignments due this Sunday (Feb 27). <\/p>\n

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Ask these questions and provide evidence in the narrative:\n<\/div>\n
Who says the topic is a problem and why? educational policy makers and district leaders<\/div>\n
Who should care and why? all educational stakeholders<\/div>\n
Who is affect the problem and why? <\/div>\n
What should be done to address the problem and why? <\/div>\n
\u00e2\u20ac\ufffdIt is not known nor to what affect (state the topic) has on \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6\u00e2\u20ac\u00a6.\u00e2\u20ac\ufffd\n<\/div>\n
The Research Problem\n<\/div>\n
According to Creswell and Creswell (2018), the research problem arises from difficulties and current practices in real-life situations. The research problem in a study begins to become clear when the researcher asks,\n<\/div>\n
What is the need for the study? To explore solutions to help retain teachers<\/div>\n
What problem influenced the need to undertake the study? Low teacher retention on the most challenging campues<\/div>\n
Research Tips for Writing the Research Problem\n<\/div>\n
Write an opening sentence that will stimulate reader interest\n<\/div>\n
Limit the use of long quotations\n<\/div>\n
Paraphrase the research\n<\/div>\n
Consider numeric information for impact (e.g., “Johnson, reported that every year, an estimate 5 million Americans experience the death of an immediate family member”(p. 34)\n<\/div>\n
Clearly identify the research problem (i.e., dilemma, issue) leading to the study.\n<\/div>\n
Ask yourself, “Is there a specific sentence (or sentences) in which I can convey the research problem?\n<\/div>\n
Indicate with research why the problem is important citing references that justify the need to study the problem.\n<\/div>\n
Make sure that the problem is framed in a manner consistent with the approach to research in the study (e.g., exploratory in qualitative, examining relationships, or predictors in quantitative and both approaches in mixed methods inquiry.\n<\/div>\n
Consider and write about whether there is a single problem involved in the proposed study or multiple problems that lead to a need for the study. Often multiple research problems are addressed in research studies (Creswell, J. W., & Creswell, J. D., 2018, p. 5)\n<\/div>\n
Characteristics of a Good Research Problem\n<\/div>\n
It should:\n<\/div>\n
address a gap in knowledge\n<\/div>\n
be significant enough to contribute to the existing body of reach\n<\/div>\n
lead to further research\n<\/div>\n
render itself to investigation through collection and analysis of data\n<\/div>\n
be of interest to the researcher (Bwisa, 2018. n.p.).\n<\/div>\n
The Problem Statement\n<\/div>\n
Joyner et al. (2018) acknowledge that the problem statement is narrower than the research problem. In general, the researcher moves from a research topic to a research problem and then to a problem statement. The statement of the problem addresses the question: What is the problem that the researcher will address?Rather than working on the Introduction to the Study in its entirety, I want to only focus on the Problem Statement for now. Post Problem Statement only in discussion for the week. NO assignments due this Sunday (Feb 27).\n<\/div>\n
Ask these questions and provide evidence in the narrative:\n<\/div>\n
Who says the topic is a problem and why?\n<\/div>\n
Who should care and why?\n<\/div>\n
Who is affect the problem and why?\n<\/div>\n
What should be done to address the problem and why?\n<\/div>\n
\u00e2\u20ac\ufffdIt is not known nor to what affect (state the topic) has on \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6\u00e2\u20ac\u00a6.\u00e2\u20ac\ufffd\n<\/div>\n
The Research Problem\n<\/div>\n
According to Creswell and Creswell (2018), the research problem arises from difficulties and current practices in real-life situations. The research problem in a study begins to become clear when the researcher asks,\n<\/div>\n
What is the need for the study?\n<\/div>\n
What problem influenced the need to undertake the study?\n<\/div>\n
Research Tips for Writing the Research Problem\n<\/div>\n
Write an opening sentence that will stimulate reader interest\n<\/div>\n
Limit the use of long quotations\n<\/div>\n
Paraphrase the research\n<\/div>\n
Consider numeric information for impact (e.g., “Johnson, reported that every year, an estimate 5 million Americans experience the death of an immediate family member”(p. 34)\n<\/div>\n
Clearly identify the research problem (i.e., dilemma, issue) leading to the study.\n<\/div>\n
Ask yourself, “Is there a specific sentence (or sentences) in which I can convey the research problem?\n<\/div>\n
Indicate with research why the problem is important citing references that justify the need to study the problem.\n<\/div>\n
Make sure that the problem is framed in a manner consistent with the approach to research in the study (e.g., exploratory in qualitative, examining relationships, or predictors in quantitative and both approaches in mixed methods inquiry.\n<\/div>\n
Consider and write about whether there is a single problem involved in the proposed study or multiple problems that lead to a need for the study. Often multiple research problems are addressed in research studies (Creswell, J. W., & Creswell, J. D., 2018, p. 5)\n<\/div>\n
Characteristics of a Good Research Problem\n<\/div>\n
It should:\n<\/div>\n
address a gap in knowledge\n<\/div>\n
be significant enough to contribute to the existing body of reach\n<\/div>\n
lead to further research\n<\/div>\n
render itself to investigation through collection and analysis of data\n<\/div>\n
be of interest to the researcher (Bwisa, 2018. n.p.).\n<\/div>\n
The Problem Statement\n<\/div>\n
Joyner et al. (2018) acknowledge that the problem statement is narrower than the research problem. In general, the researcher moves from a research topic to a research problem and then to a problem statement. The statement of the problem addresses the question: What is the problem that the researcher will address?<\/div>\n
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