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Project Work Writing Guide for Students

This guide provides instructions for writing and presenting research reports for students, particularly in the Faculty of Education at the University of Cape Coast. It outlines the structure of a project work, including chapters on introduction, literature review, methodology, results, and conclusions. The guide also emphasizes the importance of defining the study's scope, limitations, and significance.

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Project Work Writing Guide for Students

This guide provides instructions for writing and presenting research reports for students, particularly in the Faculty of Education at the University of Cape Coast. It outlines the structure of a project work, including chapters on introduction, literature review, methodology, results, and conclusions. The guide also emphasizes the importance of defining the study's scope, limitations, and significance.

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GUIDE FOR WRITING AND

PRESENTING PROJECT WORK


By:
Prof. Eric Anane
Mr. Victor King Anyanful
GENERAL INTRODUCTION
 Academic institutions have guidelines for student research. This
manual is a guide to writing and presenting research reports at all
levels where student research is required.

The manual is meant for students in the Faculty of Education of the


University of Cape Coast, but other students may also find it useful.

Project Work, Dissertation and Thesis are partial requirements for


the award of degrees and diplomas of the University of Cape Coast.
MAIN TEXT
 CHAPTER ONE : INTRODUCTION
 CHAPTER TWO: REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
 CHAPTER THREE : METHODOLOGY
 CHAPTER FOUR : RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
 CHAPTER FIVE: SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
 REFERENCE
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION

The chapter explains what the problem is and why it is important to study it. The
following sub-headings are used:

• Background to the Study


• Statement of the Problem
• Purpose of the Study
• Research Questions/Objectives/Hypotheses/Assumptions
• Significance of the Study
INTRODUCTION
CONT.

 Delimitation of the Study


Specify delimitation in terms of scope of topic of study,
population and geographical location.
 Limitations of the Study
 Specify limitations of your study in terms of:
Internal validity - research design shortcomings
INTRODUCTION
CONT.

 Definition of Terms (if any)


 Organization of the Rest of the Study

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