Contextualization

Contextualization

1. Problem statement

   • A question made from observation, which is created from a need.

2. Delimitation of the investigation

   • To set limits and determine what is included and excluded in the investigation.
     • Examples
       • Space: the place where we will investigate
       • Timing: The specific time or period to be investigate
       • Units of analysis: observation units (people, animals,schools,newspapers)

3. In order to make your research more interesting it must have good arguments to convince people that the information they are about to read will be from their interest, highlight the social relevance as well as the impact of the research.

4. Objectives

   • They must have a verb in infinitive. They must be reachable. They must answer the questions: what, how and what for. They must be consistent with the research topic