EXTENDED PRACTICE Students from art and design make assumptions regarding relevance of research methods and qualitative and quantitative practice.

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EXTENDED PRACTICE Students from art and design make assumptions regarding relevance of research methods and qualitative and quantitative practice.

 RESEARCH  CONTEXTUALISED PRACTICE  A DEFENCE OF A PREPOSITION  A QUESTION/s  A PROOF AS A BODY OF EVIDENCE  An EVIDENCED RESEARCH JOURNEY  RESEARCH also FOR RESEARCHERS  A CONTRIBUTION TO KNOWLEDGE

WHAT, WHY and HOW?  DEFINE SCOPE CONTEXT SIGNIFICANCE AND PROCEES/ METHOD WHO CARES?  Audience CONSUMER END USERS SO WHAT?  CONTRIBUTION

 PRE TRANSFER M.Phil / PHD THIS MUST BE ACHIEVED …  Establish the following  WORKING TITLE  RESEARCH QUESTION/S  METHODOLOGY  EPISTEMOLOGY VISUAL TEXTUAL

SET QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED THROUGH THE PRACTICE LIMIT SCOPE OF SECONDARY SOURCES TO RETAIN FOCUS ON PRACTICE ACTION RESEARCH GROUNDED THEORY PHENOMENOLOGY AND MIXED METHODOLOGY

 TITLE Leads to questions and contribution  QUESTIONS Contains the scope and Viva questions, possible examiners  EPISTEMOLOGY Leads to appropriate scope and focus in textual and visual contexts Consolidation of prior knowledge in relation to established fields of inquiry (i.e Philosophy) providing additional rigour for practice-

 SEQUENCE  EPISTEMOLOGY (VISUAL TEXTUAL )  METHODOLOGY  CONTIBUTION  RESEARCH QUESTIONS  TITLE

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