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FIELD POST FEB.17-CARINA-MICHI-ANGEL

Michi and Angel are submitting and meeting all the deadlines with YARI.  They did not have time to review the assignment I have recommended it for them last week: About the Hopkins report and the students bills of rights. I sent the links again to them for reviewing and to narrow it down for our research project and to create a questionnaire. Some of the important parts of our conversation were about quantitative-qualitative research tips: They already have a topic, now they will identifying the literature,identifying an issue to highlight as a purpose for the study. They will coordinate questions to investigate about the study, also they will provide me some dates to begin the students interview process at my school on a Friday morning. Follow by framing research hypotheses, outline the research design and  describe the procedures for data collection and data analyses.



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