Academic Writing: what you learned in this course

Prepare a 10-page paper (the references and the cover page are not counted) Use times new roman and double spaced and APA 6th edition citation. The paper will be tested using original verification tools to test the plagiarism. What we learned in the course is: • How to choose an area of interest and a research topic • How to narrow down the area of interest to a specific research problem • How to write annotated bibliographies • How to write a dissertation and the complete template in the APA • We explores the use of qualitative, quantitative, or mixed research approach Prepare a 10-page paper Use times new roman and double spaced and APA 6th edition citation The paper will be tested using original verification tools to test the plagiarism The paper have (real-world deliverable) on what you learned in this course. It should include a real-world situation and enough specific information to successfully complete the assignment. You must cite at least 8–10 different types of sources (academic peer-reviewed journals, electronic articles, scholarly, practitioner articles and journals, and latest version of books, etc.). The paper should focus on what you have learned on how to do or approach research. The following are suggested questions to cover in your paper: • What content areas did the most to advance your learning? • What are you the most proud of as you complete this course? • What did you enjoy the most? Why? • Looking back, what was your most significant growth edge as it concerns topics and the rigor of completing the course? How have you developed and changed? • What surprised you the most about yourself and how you approached the course? Be specific. • What did you learn about yourself that will aid your progress throughout the program? • Now that you have explored some literature in the area of your tentative research topic, what are your thoughts about the topic now? Will you refine the topic? Will you change it? • How can research inform practice? • What approaches, habits, and techniques did you admire in your classmates? How will you adapt the best of these into your own practices? • Answer the “so what” question: how will your research shape the future of management? • What key things did you learn from this course? • What are 3 strategies that will help you manage your time for successful completion of this program?