3.8.5 * Numerical data should be processed to Check that all students Good Study Guide” “The Results produce summary data in the form of know how to calculate by Andrew Northedge. percentages, and the mean, median and percentages. Brief session Open University Press. modal results as appropriate covering this as appropriate. Results should be presented clearly Colleague from ICT to using descriptive statistics, i.e. pie present a session on graphs charts, tables and bar charts where and how to alter default appropriate to aid understanding. computer settings. 3.8.6 Assessment You need to produce a portfolio of evidence and reflective log choosing one area of research, which relates to one of the four sectors. When you are doing this, other units in your health and social care course or a career that you are interested in pursuing might influence your choice of topic. Then, you will find out about previously-published literature into this area, which will help you to design, carry out and report on your own empirical study, which should include primary data which you have collected yourself. Your portfolio of evidence should not be a shared exercise or based on a whole group topic, but wholly your own work. Work which does not demonstrate independence cannot be awarded high marks. Your work for assessment must include the following sections and subsections: Section A: The completed reflective log The reflective log forms part of the CRF and can be found on under coursework administration. The log should be completed throughout the research process. Although the responsibility for this lies mainly with the student, there is one section for the teacher to complete. Section B: Role and impact of research
3.8.5 Results * Numerical data should be processed to produce summary data in the form of percentages, and the mean, median and modal results as appropriate Results should be presented clearly using descriptive statistics, i.e. pie charts, tables and bar charts where appropriate to aid understanding. Check that all students know how to calculate percentages. Brief session covering this as appropriate. Colleague from ICT to present a session on graphs and how to alter default computer settings. “The Good Study Guide” by Andrew Northedge. Open University Press. 3.8.6 Assessment You need to produce a portfolio of evidence and reflective log choosing one area of research, which relates to one of the four sectors. When you are doing this, other units in your health and social care course or a career that you are interested in pursuing might influence your choice of topic. Then, you will find out about previously-published literature into this area, which will help you to design, carry out and report on your own empirical study, which should include primary data which you have collected yourself. Your portfolio of evidence should not be a shared exercise or based on a whole group topic, but wholly your own work. Work which does not demonstrate independence cannot be awarded high marks. Your work for assessment must include the following sections and subsections: Section A: The completed reflective log The reflective log forms part of the CRF and can be found on under coursework administration. The log should be completed throughout the research process. Although the responsibility for this lies mainly with the student, there is one section for the teacher to complete. Section B: Role and impact of research
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