UNDERGRADS

UNDERGRADS

UNDERGRADUATES

We are planning research framework platform for undergraduate researchers. Our overall plan includes the following research programs:

Capability of Undergraduate Researchers

Undergraduate researchers play significant roles in collecting data through experiments, often under the guidance of senior researchers, as well as surveys, interviews, and literature reviews. Here at JLARF, undergraduate researchers observe postgraduate or scholar researchers during the data gathering process and work under their wings to step in the path towards proficiency and mastery in data collection, data tabulation, and finally data analysis and interpretation. Ardent and enthusiastic undresgrads are welcomed in our academic and pedagogical environment in both actual and virtual workshops and seminars to develop these skills to further enhance their academic capabilities and mastery. Undergraduate researchers meticulously record results and observations, demonstrating innovative thinking emanating from their open-mindedness and creativity. Such a fresh perspective allows them to engage in critical thinking and accurately evaluating the validity and reliability of data. Additionally, they work effectively in teams to collaborate efficiently with their cohort. By identifying their research interstes and choosing the appropriate research teams, they come to uplift their efficacy and effectiveness in researching and then publishing their research reports.

Categories that Undergraduate Researchers Can Publish
  • Descriptive theoretical papers
  • Review Articles
  • Book chapter reviews
  • Article briefs and notes
  • Learning and teaching logs
  • Case studies and action research
  • Exploratory and argumentative essays 
  • Artistic multimedia (motions)
  • Artistic audio and video works 
  • Artistic Digital diaries 
  • Psychologcal and sociological fils and animations
  • Conference/classroom/workshop critical reports 
  • Language schools program and curriculum evaluation

Workshops

Based on the regular research categorization, actual and virtual workshops will specifically focus on quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods. Each workshop will concentrate on the key points essential for the respective research type.

Quantitative research workshops

Workshops include statistic vs. statistics, measures vs. evaluation, and finally high stake vs. low stake decisions.  This is just a scratch on the surface. Knowing about the nature and type of variables in quantitative studies will pave the ground for undergrd researchers to step in the right path to researching. Finding real and genuine research topics and then moulding them into operational research titles DOES require hands-on experience and mastery over research concepts. Undergrads ought to clearly demystify the borderlines and trade-offs between descriptive and inferential statics in order to accurately deal withe the obtained numerical values and indices. Such a matery will give undergrads the vision to understand how to make inferences about the traget population based on the  sample population.

The ABCs of Quantification 

Identifying a Quantitative Problem: How to pinpoint a research problem that can be addressed quantitatively.

Formulating Quantitative Research Questions: Steps to develop clear and precise research questions.

Technological Advancements: An introductory presentation on tools and software that assist in quantitative research, like SPSS and Minitab.

Ethics in Quantitative Research

Psychological concerns in quantitative research

Ethical Considerations: Learn about the ethical principles and guidelines in conducting quantitative research.

Informed Consent: Understand the importance of obtaining consent from participants.

Data Privacy: Learn about maintaining confidentiality and data security.

Basics of Qualitative Research

Types of Qualitative Studies: Learning about various qualitative research methods such as ethnography, case studies, and grounded theory.

Key Concepts: Getting introduced to concepts such as themes and narrative analysis.

Qualitative Data Collection Methods

Interviews: Techniques for conducting effective one-on-one and group interviews.

Observations: Learning how to observe and document behaviors and interactions.

Thematic Analysis: Understanding how to identify and analyze themes within data.

Ethics in Qualitative Research

Ethical Considerations: Discuss ethical principles and guidelines specific to qualitative research.

Informed Consent: Ensuring participants’ understanding and voluntary participation.

Confidentiality: Techniques for maintaining confidentiality and anonymity in qualitative research.

Presentation Skills (Art of Speech)

Narrative Writing: Techniques for writing clear and engaging qualitative research reports.

Visual Presentation: Developing skills to present qualitative findings effectively using visuals and storytelling.

Professional and Ethical Conduct

Integrity: Emphasizing the importance of honesty and transparency in research.

Peer Collaboration: Encouraging collaboration and seeking constructive feedback from peers.

Continuous Learning: Staying updated with the latest ethical guidelines and advancements in qualitative research methods.

Mixed-Methods

For Mixed-method research workshops, it is crucial for researchers to understand their research nature, objectives, and subject matter to be able to blend appropriate quantities with qualities.  

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