27/04/21
A week of brain storming. This week Dr Noel started the lesson with a game that helped us our thinking caps on. We were required to use our imagination to think of possible objects that a maker could be. This game evoked our creative ideas and helped us ponder a little on the possible chemical devices we were going to produce
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Here is a short mind-map of ideas that we brain stormed on.πππ
After which we listed and sorted our ideas into the different categories a seen down below in the table.
Why is it important to carry out a literature review?
Determine what is already researched, and known about the topic and how much has the topic been researched
Identify the expertises who research and are knowledgeable on the topic
Identify key questions that require much further research. As they are still researching a new topic.
It helps steer clear of accidental plagiarism
Survey of the books/articles that addresses the important concepts and theories relevant to our research
It examines the source that are relevant to our research topics
It performs a deep analysis of the sources by identifying gaps in the present knowledge. Displaying all the limitations and forming areas that require further research.
Some of the type of resources that are available
Internet search engines
Books
Peer-reviewed journals
Educational video databases
Past year FYP reports
Subject-matter experts
However, It is compulsory for us to have at least 3 peer-reviewed journals as a requirement.
The 5 main Attributes of good literature review
Sources must be relevant and reliable
Possess a strong foundations for our topic
It should be narrow enough to abolish irrelevant information
Broad enough to cover information that is required
Have a balance between sources that are for and against the issue
-----------------------------π§»π§»π§»π§»Evaluating our researchπ§»π§»π§»π§»----------------------------
Applying Meta-cognition Model of Thinking when evaluating our sources.
Analysis
Comparison & Contrast
Inference & Interpretation
Generating Possibilities
Evaluation
This week we learnt about Ideation and Literature Review! We got to know what is a lit review and the importance of doing a lit review. With our Lit review we are able to filter out the many sources we have found and make sure they are relevant and reliable. It also helps us steer away from plagiarism. In the following week we will apply the scamper method to manipulate and further filter out our ideas.
S = Substitute
C = Combine
A = Adapt
M = Modify
P = Put to another use
E = Eliminate
R= Reverse
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