Mothers Working during Preschool Years and Child Education Outcomes: A Trade-off?
Budget: €30 – €250 EUR
I need a research written in the above mentioned topic. (Mothers Working during Preschool Years and Child Education Outcomes: A Trade-off?)
12 pages with adequate data tables supporting the core idea of the research. It is needed on or before 25.09.2022
I will also provide you with some papers to use for the research.
Formal Aspects of the Research
Font: Times New Roman 12 pt or Arial 11 pt.
Spacing: 1.25 lines
Borders: top 2 cm, bottom 3 cm, left 2 cm, right 3 cm
Tables: Will be put them in the text, not in the appendix. Number them, provide a clear title, and give all required explanations plus the source underneath. Also ensure that tables are self-contained, i.e. that one can understand them without any further explanation. However, if you include a table, make sure that it is still sufficiently interpreted in the text. My rule of thumb: If a table is worth including, you should write at least one third of a page of text about its context, or even more!
Figures: Same rules apply as for Tables.
Quotations: In general, you should avoid literal quotes, unless it is really not useful to make a point in your own words. This could be the case, e.g., if you are referring to a definition given by a particular author. In general, literal quotes are not necessary. If the research contains more than 1-2 literal quotes, you should reflect. My experience is that in such a case something went wrong and you have difficulties in presenting the topic in your own terms – which is the key accomplishment I expect.
References: Within the text, use the brief way of quotation. Examples: “Paul and Smith (2004, p.23) argue...” or “In Germany, this policy failed (Werner et al. 2010).” where et al. is used as abbreviation if there are three or more co-authors. Avoid footnotes for giving references. In particular, you should not provide full biographical data in footnotes. Instead, give a list of references with full details at the end of the paper. This list should only contain papers that you have quoted. On the other hand, make sure that you do not forget to list any reference you have quoted. There are several established ways to provide the necessary information. Feel free to choose, but whatever style you pick, use it consistently. If you are not sure how to provide the bibliographical information, check a respected economics journal (e.g. American Economic Review, European Economic Review) and follow its style. You can also find style guides on the journal homepages (search instructions for authors).
Thank youse
12 pages with adequate data tables supporting the core idea of the research. It is needed on or before 25.09.2022
I will also provide you with some papers to use for the research.
Formal Aspects of the Research
Font: Times New Roman 12 pt or Arial 11 pt.
Spacing: 1.25 lines
Borders: top 2 cm, bottom 3 cm, left 2 cm, right 3 cm
Tables: Will be put them in the text, not in the appendix. Number them, provide a clear title, and give all required explanations plus the source underneath. Also ensure that tables are self-contained, i.e. that one can understand them without any further explanation. However, if you include a table, make sure that it is still sufficiently interpreted in the text. My rule of thumb: If a table is worth including, you should write at least one third of a page of text about its context, or even more!
Figures: Same rules apply as for Tables.
Quotations: In general, you should avoid literal quotes, unless it is really not useful to make a point in your own words. This could be the case, e.g., if you are referring to a definition given by a particular author. In general, literal quotes are not necessary. If the research contains more than 1-2 literal quotes, you should reflect. My experience is that in such a case something went wrong and you have difficulties in presenting the topic in your own terms – which is the key accomplishment I expect.
References: Within the text, use the brief way of quotation. Examples: “Paul and Smith (2004, p.23) argue...” or “In Germany, this policy failed (Werner et al. 2010).” where et al. is used as abbreviation if there are three or more co-authors. Avoid footnotes for giving references. In particular, you should not provide full biographical data in footnotes. Instead, give a list of references with full details at the end of the paper. This list should only contain papers that you have quoted. On the other hand, make sure that you do not forget to list any reference you have quoted. There are several established ways to provide the necessary information. Feel free to choose, but whatever style you pick, use it consistently. If you are not sure how to provide the bibliographical information, check a respected economics journal (e.g. American Economic Review, European Economic Review) and follow its style. You can also find style guides on the journal homepages (search instructions for authors).
Thank youse