I was told my paper is too broad and to use the research paper format; introduction; literature review, methods, findings, conclusion, etc.
a. Develop an annotated bibliography 5 lists citations to books, articles, and documents. Each citation is followed by a brief (usually about 150 words) descriptive and evaluative paragraph, the annotation.
b. Write a paper on how the answer to your research question will inform social work practice. Length: 10-12 pages, not including title or reference pages.
. Introduction to the Issue: This is a one or two paragraph introduction to the topic you are researching; this sets the stage for the rest of the paper.
Question for Research: In this section, detail the question that you will be researching; include content about how finding the answer to the question will help inform social work practice; be sure you can answer the ‘so what’ question.
Literature Review: Provide an overview of research on the selected issue; demonstrate the gap in research that underpins the need for your project.
Research Design: This section will provide answers to the questions about how the research will be conducted; refer to the Research Types.
Results Section: Describe the data you collected during the research. If you have statistics or other data, visualize it in tables and charts. Add descriptions and an interpretation of the data.
In the conclusion, sum up your findings and make recommendations for further research and applications. Find the connection of your results with the initial issue.
