
Formulating the Independent Study Proposal
Students apply their epistemological understanding to design a rigorous Independent Study. They refine their research questions and select appropriate methodologies.
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Students apply their epistemological understanding to design a rigorous Independent Study. They refine their research questions and select appropriate methodologies.
Key Questions
- What makes a research question epistemologically significant?
- How do you select the right methodology for a specific inquiry?
- What are the potential biases in your proposed research?
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