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Methodology

Research Questions
Will the strategy of designing role-playing games in the history class be an effective strategy to improve the students’ performance?
What will be the expected average improvement of the improvised strategy?
How will the students perceive the new learning method?
How will we ensure that the students did not improve their mean score through other factors?
How will we validate the results for credibility?
Hypothesis
HA: Group A will perform better than group B with SSL English students improving their mean grade at the end of the fall.

Hypothesis B: Group B will perform averagely but slightly lower than Group B.

Ho: Group A will perform better than group B.
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Business

2016-05-14
The issue of the most appropriate methodology in order to analyze two generations (X and Y) and differences between them are described in this paper. According to the theory of generations, representatives of different age groups have different characteristics. Some of them are connected with the competence of the “leadership”. Specialists usually identify two main groups:
generation X, representatives of which are in the age group 25-35 years;
generation Y – people, who are older than 35 years.
For example, leaders of generation Y (who were born in 1984 – 2000 years) are a class of “loners”, while the generation ...

Abstract

This paper provides a detailed exploration of the methodologies, findings and conclusions of five researchers in the area of entrepreneurship and the various factors that impact on it. The aim of this review is to support the research that on “Motivational Factors of students becoming Entrepreneurs using a push-pull theory of Entrepreneurship.” This review explores issues such as social capital and cultural capital and how they reinforce entrepreneurial development. Further, this review explores risk-taking and the factors surrounding it. The research concludes the risk-taking in entrepreneurship involves not only an examination of the returns, but also the duration during ...

1. Introduction
This research sets out to investigate into communication practices with reference to two different age categories of leaders i.e. generation X = 25-35 years and generation Y = older than 35 years.
1.1. Research Questions
1.2. Type of Data Collected
The researcher has collected qualitative type of data through the interviews and observations. Detailed responses from the leaders from both the categories of generations (explained later) were collected against ten open-ended questions devised for each of them. Apart from that, there are findings of panel discussion based on observations. These findings (both that of interview and observations) are presented ...

Culture of UTA’s Maintenance Department

Written by: Jesse Mease, Kevin A Petersen, Dewayne Logan Peterson, & Paul Jaeger
Audience: Mr. Jerry Benson, VP of Operations w/copy to Marette Monson.
Purpose: This report will analyze the culture of UTA’s maintenance department through a live case study conducted through Westminster College’s MBA program. Following live presentations from various levels of the UTA organization we will analyze the embedded culture of the maintenance department, define a critical area for improvement and provide methods to obtain the desired results.
One of the main issues that will be discussed is the issue of decreased engagement of employees, ...

3.1 Introduction
Extracurricular activities have different effects on different individuals, yet they are important to the educational programs in many schools. Joseph Mahoney and Robert Cairns suggest that organized sports, vocational clubs, special interest academic pursuits, supervised student government organizations and other extracurricular activities are optional in most educational institutions, yet they offer students the opportunity to build on their overall personal and educational development, (Mahoney & Cairns, 1997, p. 241). Similarly, Albert Cohen’s review of Coleman’s The Adolescent Society reinforces the views that academic achievement may be increased when schools integrate athletic competitions into the academic ...

Abstract

The research was conducted to find out the opinion of the Inhabitants of the outside islands on the negligence by the government which is investing all the BIV income in the capital city, Tortola. The purpose of the investigation is to ensure that the methodology for the study is justified. A qualitative descriptive methodology was used to conduct the study. The study involves a survey which is conducted with the use of a questionnaire. The Questionnaire is a more confidential method of data collection and is less costly as compared to other methods of data collection. The questionnaire is ...

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Introduction

The chapter offers the methodology with the justification and explanation of research approach and design. Methodology or research methodology can be defined as the systematic process of solving the research problem. It is a field of study that focuses on the methods for the research to obtain knowledge (Kumar &Phrommathed, 2005). It is very significant and important for the researcher to devise a methodology for solving the chosen problem of the research. The following methodology explains the research design for the factors affecting the adoption of business intelligence.

The researcher chose research approach according to the goals and objectives ...

Introduction

The methodology is a systematic and critical discussion of the methods and procedures used to research a particular area. This chapter discusses the design and methods of the research process in detail along with the justification for selecting them.

Research Approach

The research approach is positivism; it is an empiricist view that considers that knowledge stems from human experience. The primary benefit of positivism is that it grants the required objectivity to the study by nullifying the role of human interest and the researcher's involvement. Crowther and Lancaster(2008) opined that positivist studies employ a deductive approach, and the researcher concentrates ...

1.2 PURPOSE OF THE RESEARCH:
The purpose of this research is to investigate and analyze both the theoretical and practical issues related to customer purchasing behavior in the telecommunication sector. This paper will also seek to identify the most critical elements that influence a customer's behavior and buying decisions, as well as to examine the relationship between a particular service's attributes and an individual's characteristics.
It is hoped this research will provide a better understanding of how customers perceive telecom service in Oman, which could help telecom operators to better invest in ways that would positively influence future consumer behavior. ...