Locate Errors in Flow of Concept & Revise

Locate Errors in Flow of Concept & Revise

Locating error in the thought process is critical

Revise the map

The stronger the map, it becomes more likely that you will create a well informed & thoughtful outline







Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The Hebbian Learning Theory -"Hebb's Principle"

Image
The Hebbian Learning Theory Who founded The Hebbian Learning Theory? Dr. Donald Hebb                       What is The Hebbian Learning Theory? Postulate 1:    What questions do you have about Postulate 1?  We are exploring the following questions... Postulate 2: How does Hebb's theory relate to the neuroscience of learning?  How might The Hebbian Principle be applied to reading engagement?  How does Hebb's Theory relate to educational practice? Why should we care?  Our Existing Questions are:
Read more

An Expanded View of The Problem

  Every year, poor reading outcomes cost taxpayers more than 225 billion dollars (NCES, 2005) . The US economy spends 100 billion each year to fund unemployment ( Staiger & Waldmann, 2017) and underemployment (Faraone & Biederman &, 2006). In 2015, the National Adult Literacy Survey revealed that 44 million Americans were categorized as “functionally illiterate” (UNESCO, 2015).  This means that 23% of adults do not have reading skills beyond the 4th-grade level (National Center for Education Statistics [NCES], 2007).   Research states that “functionally illiterate” individuals lack the ability to implement reading, writing, and mathematical skills that prolong one’s personal, occupational, or societal development ( Vagvolgy, et al., 2016) .  Research shows that low achievement in literacy leads to substandard job performance (Biederman et al., 2008), criminality (Mannuzza, 2008), higher rates of criminal recidivism (Drakeford, 2002), and mortality (Bardon...
Read more

Next Steps: What To Do After Completing Your 1st Concept Map

Image
 So, I have just completed my first concept map. Now, I am wondering about my next steps. As I navigate my way through my doctoral drafting process, my next 3 steps are 1. Review my concept map. 2. Review/Revise my problem statement 3. Create an outline for my literature review  So, lets review the steps that I have engaged in so far. Step 1: Write & Get Problem Statement approved Step 2: Create a Concept Map Step 3: Review Problem Statement (PS) to ensure that it's aligned with your concept map Step 4: Revise PS as necessary Step 5: Review of Concept Map Step 6: Edit PS & Check for alignment between the main & sub-arguments  Step 7: When finished with steps 1-6, Create an outline that includes the main & sub-arguments to guide the development of constructing the literature review. Step 8: Write the literature review based on your logic model (concept map)
Read more