Quantitative, Qualitative, or Mixed Methods: Where to Start? Quantitative Quantitative methods focus on gathering numerical data through polls, surveys, or existing datasets, then numerically analyzing the gathered information to explain an event or a hypothesis. Key points of quantitative methodology: Used for broad studies with large amounts of data Aids in study replication Helps avoid biasContinue reading “Qualitative VS. Quantitative What\’s the difference?”
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"Enhancing Your Study Skills" series
Do you need to work on your writing skills? Do you have a hard time focusing in class or when you study? Each semester, Student Success Programs provides the \”Enhancing Your Study Skills\” series. Typically, the sessions are offered on Mondays in Math 125 and on Tuesdays in Room 219 of the Thompson Student Center. Continue reading “"Enhancing Your Study Skills" series”
#TSUMidtermMania #studentsuccess
Have you been noticing these 2 hash tags (#TSUMidtermMania #studentsuccess) being used last week and this week on twitter? Tarleton faculty and staff are working hard to help our students succeed during midterms and even finals (#TSUFinalsFrenzy). Not sure how you are doing in your classes? Don\’t be afraid to talk with your professors/teachers about your progress inContinue reading “#TSUMidtermMania #studentsuccess”
Top Ten Tuesday: Ten Study Tips
Finals are upon us once again. Check out the following website to learn 10 skills that will help you with all your exams. http://www.oxfordlearning.com/features/best-study-tips-to-ace-exam/Remember to use the Dick Smith library as a resource for quiet study, research help, and a caffeine boost!