Research Project Planning Guide
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It is a planning of the method used by a researcher who intends to generate certain
research. The research project defines the directions taken by the researcher containing the
study questions, a way to approach reality. Following goals avoids the
waste of time and reduces the high cost of research. The project will answer some
questions:
What to research? (theme)
Why research? (justification)
Why research? (objectives)
• How to research? (methodology)
When to search?
For whom? (schedule)
The project will be supported by a structure of the type:
• Topic also called the research subject;
Delimitation of the theme or specific theme;
Justification;
Problem;
Hypothesis;
• Objectives;
Specific objectives;
Methodology;
• Schedule;
References.
Theme - to find a theme within the researcher's domain. The researcher has to prove something in
theme. Being attentive to the possible possibilities of the subject. Considering the contributions and
interest in the theme in the scientific field. Remember that knowledge exists in various areas,
among the various areas, the researcher makes their choice.
Delimitation of the topic - it is the specific topic. To have a specific topic, it is necessary to delimit.
the general theme.
Theme general: A importance yes reading
Specific theme: The importance of reading in the 8th grade
Justificativa–mostra a importância do projeto. É a resposta do escritor ao projeto.
Barral (2003, p. 88-89) suggests relevant items that can be part of a well-founded justification.
qualified.
a) CURRENT AFFAIRS:insertion do theme no context current
b) WORK INETISM: will give more importance to the subject;
c) INTEREST DO AUTHOR: link do author com o theme;
d) RELEVANCE DO {"TEMA":"THEME"}
importance social legal politics etc.
e) RELEVANCE OF THE THEME: contribution of the theme to the legal debate.
Problem - It is posed as a question. Throughout the project, the question will be evolved.
explored e answered.
Example: What is the usefulness of the computer age for today?
Hypothesis - something is assumed about the subject with a possible solution. It can only arise after
formulated the problem.
Objectives - here will appear the researcher's intentions, describing the probable results
delimiting them. The objectives are divided into general and specific ones. In the objective, verbs are used in
infinitive.
Exemplos: gerais–analisar, explicar, saber, entender, identificar, descrever, aprender, julgar,
understand, know, etc.
Specific objectives - show aspects and actions in detail. Just like the general objective.
use verbs in the infinitive or specific form as well.
Exemplos: específicos–numerar, investigar, relacionar, traduzir, listar, exemplificar, distinguir,
apply, select, classify, etc.
Methodology - It is the method and technique used to carry out data collection. There will be
various types of research, including: exploratory, descriptive, explanatory, bibliographic,
["documentary","experimental","survey","field study","case study","action research"]
Schedule - delineates each action taken in the research project in terms of time. It can be
in months and according to each activity carried out.
References – are as sources consulted, part theoreticalyes research.
Example: ASTIVERA, Armando. Scientific research methodology. 7th ed. Porto Alegre: Globo,
1983.
Sources
ASTIVERA, Armando. Metodologia da pesquisa científica.
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02/08/2017