This video segment is better than a whole course I did about the thesis outline. It helped me a lot. Thank you so much for your thorough and detailed explanation!
Thanks Andrew, all your videos were very helpful in gaining knowledge of the requirements for a masters dissertation and I kept coming back to glean more insight!
I am currently having an headache writing my conclusion chapter. However, after hours of searching I saw this video which help me significantly. Thank you so much!
More Master's Dissertation tips at ablesim.com/category/masters-dissertation-support/ Visit www.ablesim.com for project management simulations and MS Project support
If you have objectives, then they need to be discussed and 'answered' somewhere. Some people suggest that there is nothing new in the conclusion chapter. The conclusion chapter just summarises what has already been covered, bringing together the: • Further work • Limitations • Recommendations • Reference back to the Objectives (were they met? how far were they met? which chapter demonstrates this?) • Reference back to the Research Questions. (were they answered? how well were they answered? which chapter demonstrates this?) If you take this approach, then all of these topics would have been covered in much greater detail in the discussion chapter. The second approach is that the conclusion chapter introduces some of these things for the first time: • Further work • Limitations • Recommendations • Reference back to the Objectives (were they met? how far were they met? which chapter demonstrates this?) • Reference back to the Research Questions. (were they answered? how well were they answered? which chapter demonstrates this?) In this case, the conclusion chapter needs to be much longer and more comprehensive. Make sure that your reader knows where things are covered. The introduction to the 'Discussion' and 'Conclusion' chapter should let the reader know which approach you are taking.
Hello sir. This playlist is simply great. I have found it extensively helpful. However, I have a question. In the chapter of conclusion, sometimes researchers write the objectives word for word and then try to demonstrate if the objective has been fully met, partially met, or not met at all. Other researches, however, write the research questions word for word and then try to provide succinct yet in-depth answers. I have two questions: 1. Why researchers present the chapter of conclusion differently? 2. What is the difference anyway? Is this purposefully done? Will it be problematic if I have written any of them randomly (i.e., research questions and objectives)?
I guide students to have objectives. Some have objectives and research questions. Some have Hypotheses as well! In every case it is good practise to repeat them in the conclusion chapter and tell the reader if they have been met.
i've watched hundreds of videos, this one is the most perfect...
This video segment is better than a whole course I did about the thesis outline. It helped me a lot. Thank you so much for your thorough and detailed explanation!
I am right now working on the conclusion of my dissertation. Very useful information just in time. Thank you very much.
This helps writing my bachelor dissertation too, much better and faster explanation than my professors, thanks!
People, this videos will help you. Trust me. Thank you sir!
Thank you for your kind comments and recommendations!
Simple and comprehensible! Thank you. It eased writing fifth chapter.
Thanks Andrew, all your videos were very helpful in gaining knowledge of the requirements for a masters dissertation and I kept coming back to glean more insight!
You might want to check this out th-cam.com/video/H9k3iB3EFrs/w-d-xo.html
I am struggling to write my conclusion, Limitations, and Recommendations.
This video was really helpful. Thank you ❤❤
Thank you sir 💕
Really helpful. Much appreciation
These are strong points to note. Thanks sir for sharing.
Thank you very much. This was very helpful
I was struggling writing my conclusion. This video was really helpful, Thanks!
Thank you for your comment!
thank you very much and thank God for letting me bamp on your Video it has helped me alot.may you live long
Bundle of thanks, it was a very informative video I got whatever I want.
As usual, all his videos are top!
I like your approach to writing dissertations. Extremely resourceful, thank you so much!
Thank you for your comments!
Great video. Thank you.
Thanks Andrew! It is very useful and well described..
thank you. it is really helpful
god bless your soul this is exactly what i needed. ive read so many articles but theyre more confusing. thank you so much!
th-cam.com/video/H9k3iB3EFrs/w-d-xo.html
Tq sir this is very useful
Very comprehensive and rich explanation thank you
Glad it was helpful!
I am currently having an headache writing my conclusion chapter. However, after hours of searching I saw this video which help me significantly. Thank you so much!
Thank you for your comments!
Amazing, thank you very much!
Wow so concise! Straight to the point! Thank you
Glad you liked it!
Thank you, terrific advice.
Perfect dear prof ❤❤🤗
Thank you! Very specific and interesting!
th-cam.com/video/H9k3iB3EFrs/w-d-xo.html
Very helpful. Thank you very much.
Watching it from Germany
Thank you for your comment!
Thank you. This was really helpful
Thanks so much for this clarification
Very useful video indeed. Wish I saw it at the start of my project.
Thanks so much Sir, Am really grateful for this video. Here in Cameroon I praise your content.
Thank you for taking the time to add a comment! Good luck with your work!
You are really a good lecturer!
Thank you!
Simple and effective
Very informative. Thank you so much.
Thank you for your comment!
Thankyou Andrew, this video proved very helpful.
Thanks for the guidance. Just in time as I am starting my masters thesis conclusion chapter.
All the best
thank you so much for this
very good video.
Thank you for your comment!
Thanks....very helpful
what a breakdown, so clear
Wow it’s really helpful.
Thank you so much!! Really helpful for my MBA
Thank you.
perfect
thank yo sir.
really helpful, thank you !
This was very helpful! Thank you very much sir
thanks
Thank you, this was great help!
More Master's Dissertation tips at ablesim.com/category/masters-dissertation-support/
Visit www.ablesim.com for project management simulations and MS Project support
For Facebook support on your dissertation facebook.com/Mastersdissertationsupport/
thanks from Tunisia
Thank you
Thank you very much
Very interesting
sir can I include objectives in PhD conclusion? some people say it should be research question ?
If you have objectives, then they need to be discussed and 'answered' somewhere.
Some people suggest that there is nothing new in the conclusion chapter.
The conclusion chapter just summarises what has already been covered, bringing together the:
• Further work
• Limitations
• Recommendations
• Reference back to the Objectives (were they met? how far were they met? which chapter demonstrates this?)
• Reference back to the Research Questions. (were they answered? how well were they answered? which chapter demonstrates this?)
If you take this approach, then all of these topics would have been covered in much greater detail in the discussion chapter.
The second approach is that the conclusion chapter introduces some of these things for the first time:
• Further work
• Limitations
• Recommendations
• Reference back to the Objectives (were they met? how far were they met? which chapter demonstrates this?)
• Reference back to the Research Questions. (were they answered? how well were they answered? which chapter demonstrates this?)
In this case, the conclusion chapter needs to be much longer and more comprehensive.
Make sure that your reader knows where things are covered. The introduction to the 'Discussion' and 'Conclusion' chapter should let the reader know which approach you are taking.
thank you so much! youre awesome sir very helpful. I'll come back saying thank you again when I receive a good result in my course. lmao
Thanksssss
Federica Simona hope it was useful!
Couldn t be better explained! I am going to watch your other videos now :D
Hello sir. This playlist is simply great. I have found it extensively helpful. However, I have a question.
In the chapter of conclusion, sometimes researchers write the objectives word for word and then try to demonstrate if the objective has been fully met, partially met, or not met at all. Other researches, however, write the research questions word for word and then try to provide succinct yet in-depth answers. I have two questions: 1. Why researchers present the chapter of conclusion differently? 2. What is the difference anyway? Is this purposefully done? Will it be problematic if I have written any of them randomly (i.e., research questions and objectives)?
I guide students to have objectives. Some have objectives and research questions. Some have Hypotheses as well! In every case it is good practise to repeat them in the conclusion chapter and tell the reader if they have been met.
thank you so much, your a legends and better than half of my lecturers who are mostly full of shit
This was so helpful thank you so much