What is a References framerwork

What is a References framerwork

1. This is defined as

   • a precise brief compilation of concepts, theories and rules
     • that are directly related
       • to the issue and the problem of research.
         • This part of the research allows explain the ideas and mains of the authors.
           • Also this frame includes
             • Context
             • Concepts
             • Problem approach
             • Objectives.
               • General
                 • This must answer the question that generated the problem already defined.
                   • And
                     • contains all the variables that are being studied
                       • This object has to be
                         • measurable, quantifiable and realistic.
               • Specifics
                 • establishes how the overall objective will be achieved
                   • There are
                     • show achievement indicators for each step
                       • And
                         • must be contained within the general one.
             • Justification
               • It is based on verifying 3 elements
                 • Why the project is useful and what are project benefits
                 • The importance of the project in the professional discipline
                 • Why the project is new and innovative.
         • The construction of the frame of reference has three parts:
           • The review of the "state of art"
             • Is a
               • central and deductive category that is addressed and proposed as a methodological strategy
                 • To
                   • critical analysis of the political, epistemological and pedagogical dimensions of research production in learning assessment
           • the theoretical framework
             • Is to present recent research
               • With
                 • Theories and conclusions, as well as the researcher's position on the revised information
                   • The development of this framework
                     • Give
                       • theoretically supports the study, once the problem has been raised
                         • With
                           • Objectives and questions of the research, and has ensured its importance and possibility.
           • The contextual framework
             • It consists
               • Specifying concepts or terms that are will use in the investigation.
                 • that are defined
                   • Textually in order to avoid different interpretations
         • How to make a references framework?
           • Step One
             • Literature Review
               • Search for literature that may be useful in the research to be developed and from where extract relevant information.
                 • It must be selective
             • Step Two
               • Adoption of a theory
                 • A theory is the scientific definition that tries to explain why, how and when a phenomenon occurs, from the rigor
                   • Its functions are to explain the phenomenon, predict it and systematize knowledge
               • Step three
                 • Concepts
                   • Select those terms to be used in the research that may be confusing
                     • Define the terms according to the sources consulted
                 • Step four
                   • Definition of the problem or the research central question
                     • For that is necessary
                       • 1. Describe in detail the problematic or the topic of the investigation
                         • 2. delimits how far the investigation will go
                           • 3. check who the experts are, what has been done and what theoretical guidelines exist in what you chose. Then define what you would like to go deep into.
                             • 5. Knowledge gaps should be identified and a draft should be made of everything that is needed.
                               • 6. Include the research question that you consider should be resolved, and also include where possible who, what, when and where.
                   • Step five
                     • Defines a general objective and specific objectives that meet the general
                     • Step six
                       • Describe why your project is useful, important and innovative in the justification section.
     • And
       • The frame of reference is also known as the theoretical framework, state of the art or state of knowledge.

2. Reference s

   • 1. PATIÑO, RAGNHILD. G, El estado del arte en la investigación: ¿análisis de los conocimientos acumulados o indagación por nuevos sentidos? Revista Folios, núm. 44, julio-diciembre, 2016, pp. 165-179 Universidad Pedagógica Nacional Bogotá, Colombia 2.Lorenzo Rocha N, Perestelo Pérez L, Castro Peraza M. MARCO REFERENCIAL O TE ÓRICO DE LA INVESTIGACI Ó N [Internet]. 1st ed. 2018 [cited 3 August 2020]. Available from: https://campusvirtual.ull.es/ocw/mod/resource/view.php?id=6152