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Research Background

• Problem Space
• Target Audience
• Study Space
• Bias
• Forms
• Other Important Links

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Table of Contents

Primary Hypotheses of Research

There are six primary hypotheses statements being researched.

The six statements are divided into eleven questions that answer “What do I need to know to prove or disprove the hypotheses?”.

Every data collection point (survey question, interview question, or automatic data collection) is associated with one or more reasons (and so one or more hypotheses). This connection helps to explain why each data collection point is important.

What are my hypotheses?

Hypot's [Data Finding Questions]

What do I need to know to prove/disprove the hypotheses?

The color of the circle connects the reason to each of the hypotheses above

Reasons [Data Finding Questions]

How do I gain the information to resolve what I need to know?

See all in a single table here.

Student Surveys

Analysis Notes

Closing Survey

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Data Finding Questions

Closing Student Interview

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Interview Quotes