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Open ended and closed ended questions

  • Post author:Dnyanoba Gutte
  • Post category:Critical thinking skills/Science and technology/Scientific research methods

In the rapidly evolving innovative world, the power of questions and questioning is limitless. It is means and ways to seek information, explore things, test knowledge, and what not. Naturally,…

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Difference between probing and leading questions 

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  • Post category:Critical thinking skills/Science and technology/Scientific research methods

Both have different purposes to serve. Probing questions are aimed to collect or gather information in investigation by raising a series of questions. While leading questions indirectly intend to manipulate…

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Understanding types of research methods

  • Post author:Dnyanoba Gutte
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Qualitative, quantitative and mixed research methods are the major types of research approaches our scientists fraternity use. Each of them have different role and purpose in conducting research. In this…

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Steps in qualitative research methodology

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Not all the knowledge in the universe is known for everyone. And no person could ever be capable to solve every problems in this dynamic world. Hence, a systematic inquiry…

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Sentence statement and function of language

  • Post author:Dnyanoba Gutte
  • Post category:English language and communication skills

Sentence is the basic unit of language. It is a group of words having subject and predicate with complete sense of meaning. On the other hand, statement is an expression…

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Difference Between Science and Discipline

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  • Post category:Learning and teaching methods

Observation, experimentation, and generalization are the vital processes one follows to be called science. It encompasses physical and natural world. Whereas, discipline is limited to field of study having four…

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Presenting an argument

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  • Post category:Argument and logical reasoning/Critical thinking skills

Argument is a core part of critical thinking skills we use in public domain. To persuade or convince others in favour of yours point of view. People present or give…

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Logics and Reasoning

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  • Post category:Argument and logical reasoning/Critical thinking skills

logics and reasoning are organically interdependent. One without other is hardly imaginable. Logics are the standards that determine the process of reasoning. And, reasoning is a mental process of understanding…

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Describing functions of Preposition

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  • Post category:Basic and functional english grammar/English language and communication skills

Being elements of parts of speech, it is used to form sentence in which it shows relations with other grammatical elements. Preposition plays vital functions as subject complement, adverbial complement…

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Prepositions of time: usages and examples

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Prepositions of time are used to indicate or show when the action takes place. In simple term, preposition of time indicates the time or duration of the given action. At,…

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