What is a Research Question explained in Igbo Language (Nteje-Abogu dialect).
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- This is an attempt to give a cursory explanation of the concept called a "research question" using both English and Igbo Languages. The intention here is to drive the message home for the Igbo students both home and abroad. In this video, Nteje-Abogu dialect is used because the presenter is from Nteje-Abogu in Oyi Local Area in Anambra State, Nigeria, West Africa.
Great work sir very informative vidoe 🙏
What did you learn from it?
You are doing a great job😮😮 keep it up onye Abogu
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Very understandable sir. Thank you for making our time to educate us more.
My pleasure
Interesting. Learning a lot from this channel ❤
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Thanks for your time sir. I enjoyed it
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Many thanks for this research education sir!!
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Amazing!
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Nice presentation 😊
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Very educational
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The Oja makes sense!! 😊
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Nice one prof, keep up the good work
@@HilarryAnekwe which good work sir?
@@Igboresearchmethodology smooth teaching / presentation in Igbo Language, it’s one of a kind
Very informative sir.I would like to know an example of research gap.
Research Gap is what the previous researcher did not talk about which you want to talk about in your new research
Nice one prof. Igbos rather here oooo .
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Great lesson ❤
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Great explanation! What’s the difference between problem statement and research question?
They are the same. It depends on how a researcher framed the concept
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Thank you so much sir, please what the different between research problem's and research question ❓
@@arinzeemmanuel8999 They are the same. One is framed as a question while the other is framed as a normal statement. It depends on the writer.
Wow, I am amazed by how easy it is to understand. I would like to know is research questions similar to research problems?
Yes, in my view they are all the same. One is as a question; another is as a normal statement. So it is the same thing.
@@Igboresearchmethodology thank you for the answer with explanation!!
Great explanation sir
When doing research questions is it base on someone personal point of view or they need to give evidence.
@@dianadivinejah307 It is based on what the writer found out before conducting the research. What problem did you notice in a society which you want to solve in your paper?
I would like to know if there is a difference between asking research questions and analyzing questions.
They are different.