Overview
To fully understand how important the theoretical framework is for your dissertation, you will prepare a 10-minute audio (podcast), video, or TEDTalk helping your audience see the relevance of preparing a strong theoretical framework for any research project. Use professional guidelines for presentations if you choose to add a PowerPoint presentation with your audio or TEDTalk. Be creative. This is your opportunity to process the importance of a theoretical framework visually and audibly.
What should be included in this research learning artifact?
Use this list to help you:
- Clear and concise working definition of a theoretical framework used in research.
- Summary of theoretical framework you find interesting and how it aligns with your proposed research study.
- Arguments for and validation of your theoretical framework.
- Proposed limitations of the theoretical framework with evidence.
- Conclusion on why, despite limitations, you decided to use your theoretical framework and the impact you feel it will have on your study.