CHFD 6900: Research in Child and Family Studies

University of North Carolina, Charlotte

Supports candidates to design an applied research proposal in the candidate's specialty area under the supervision of an advisor and graduate committee.� By the conclusion of the course, candidates will be prepared to conduct action research independently by providing foundational knowledge and skills including theoretical and conceptual frameworks and research methodology regarding collecting, analyzing, and describing data to inform practice. Section information text: 100% online course delivered using Canvas. Learn to use Canvas at http://canvas.charlotte.edu/. Reserved for the MAT Child and Family Studies: Early Childhood Education B-K and M.Ed. Special Education and Child Development: Child and Family Studies program students. Advising questions? Email: Dr. Kristi Godfrey-Hurrell at [email protected]. This course has required synchronous sessions that will be held on Tuesday evenings from 5:30 p.m. - 8:15 p.m. and requires a headset with attached microphone. Design, implementation, presentation, and evaluation of an approved thesis in the student's specialty area. The thesis is of the student's own design under the supervision of an advisor and graduate committee. Design, implementation, presentation, and evaluation of an approved thesis in the student's specialty area. The thesis is of the student's own design under the supervision of an advisor and graduate committee.

Grade distribution records: 63 students across 9 terms.

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