Posted: April 13th, 2015

– Pronunciation guidelines for RTE – why? Which accent are they using? Who decides on it?

Parts of a research paper

1. Title page
2. Introduction
   1. Reason for doing work/purpose of research
3. Literature Review
4. Methodology
   1. Inclusion/exclusion criteria
   2. Participant details
   3. Research tool (elicitation? Questionnaire?)
5. Results
6. Analysis (statistics)
7. Discussion
   1. Compare own results with those noted in literature review
   2. Discuss how your hypotheses are supported or refuted and significance of this
   3. Discuss any problems that arose, limitations, future research.
8. Conclusion
9. References

May have appendices.

Don’t forget consent forms for language data, have your consent forms include consent to data being shared for research purposes which may include publication but will always be anonymous unless the speaker prefers otherwise.