Edit a chapter/workbook for a guide
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
Edit a chapter/workbook for a guide to doing a literature review for a project.
Development of a workbook/guide for my students conducting a literature review to find a problem. I have drafted some of the content and am looking for help to further develop the content.
The minimum requirements are headers that include:
a.) Brief introduction (DRAFT ATTACHED)
b.) Logistics of a Selecting a Project from the Literature
-Select population – How to select a population. Don’t be so passionate that you’re biased.
- Read research articles that are less than 3 years old.
c.) organize the literature (Using the grid attached) -
d.) Identify Problem – Using a literature review grid to find a problem that can be defended by current, peer reviewed literature. (refer to line 3 of the Literature grid attached - what are current authors saying the problems are?)
e.) Identify how to take the next small step to address this problem identified by other authors.
f,) Reflection: Who will benefit from your project? Who is the “client” – organization etc. – OT’s serve persons, groups and populations. How will you identify if your project will be at the person, group or population level.
g.) FAQ’s- 5 Frequently asked questions about conducting a literature review.
Development of a workbook/guide for my students conducting a literature review to find a problem. I have drafted some of the content and am looking for help to further develop the content.
The minimum requirements are headers that include:
a.) Brief introduction (DRAFT ATTACHED)
b.) Logistics of a Selecting a Project from the Literature
-Select population – How to select a population. Don’t be so passionate that you’re biased.
- Read research articles that are less than 3 years old.
c.) organize the literature (Using the grid attached) -
d.) Identify Problem – Using a literature review grid to find a problem that can be defended by current, peer reviewed literature. (refer to line 3 of the Literature grid attached - what are current authors saying the problems are?)
e.) Identify how to take the next small step to address this problem identified by other authors.
f,) Reflection: Who will benefit from your project? Who is the “client” – organization etc. – OT’s serve persons, groups and populations. How will you identify if your project will be at the person, group or population level.
g.) FAQ’s- 5 Frequently asked questions about conducting a literature review.