Writing a Good Title, Introduction, and Objectives

Question 1

Title Writing Tips

Answer 1

Eliminate Redundant Words
Strengthen Weak Adjectives
Remove Vague Nouns
Eliminate Filler Words

Question 2

Can Research Title Have Abbreviations?

Answer 2

The title should accurately reflect the content of your research.

Question 3

Types of Titles:

Answer 3

Descriptive
E.g., Influence of Climate Change on Tree Growth and Forest Ecosystems: More Than Just Temperature
Declarative/Explanatory
E.g., Climate is a stronger driver of tree and forest growth rates than soil and disturbance
Interrogative
E.g., Does thinning affect litterfall, litter decomposition, and associated nutrient release in Acacia mangium stands of Kerala in peninsular India?

Question 4

Drafting a Good Title

Answer 4

Introduction Should Provide:
Context
Research Problem
Structure

Question 5

Step-by-Step Guide on How to Write an Effective Research Paper:

Answer 5

Understand Your Audience
Begin Broadly
Provide Context
State the Research Problem or Question
Highlight Gaps in Knowledge (background)
Present the Research Hypothesis/Objectives
Explain the Research Significance
Proofread

Question 6

Address the “What,” “Why,” and “How” of Your Study:

Answer 6

Define and describe the research topic or problem you are investigating.
Explain the “why” aspect.
Establish the significance and relevance of your study.

Question 7

Rationale

Answer 7

Briefly explain the methodology and approach you have used or will use to investigate the research problem.

Question 8

Research Approach/Objectives Steps:

Answer 8

Show what is already known.
Show the gap in knowledge or information.
Show how your study will fill in the knowledge gap.

Question 9

Bloom’s Taxonomy for Research Objectives:

Answer 9

A framework for categorizing educational goals to write effective objectives.