Reader Response Guide: Research proposal
Overall Response:
- What is your gut response to the proposal?
- What parts do you agree with? What parts do you have questions about?
Focus:
How well does the research proposal do the following:
- Identifies subculture and researcher’s relationship to it. How has the writer identified his/her role in the culture?
- Describes the culture and clearly states what the writer wants to find out about his/her chosen culture.
- Identifies cultural mythologies within the culture that might be investigated. What are they (make a list)?
- Justifies why this is an appropriate research project. Are you convinced?
Development for Audience:
- Who is the audience for this paper? How can you tell?
- Does the writer use appropriate language?
- What more do you want to know about what the writer will be researching?
Organization:
- How is the paper organized? Is it easy to follow the writer’s train of thought?
- Is the purpose of the writer’s proposed research clear?
- What suggestions do you have to make the paper easier to read?
Research questions:
- Identify 5 additional questions the writer might ask about their culture.
- What larger, cultural issues/trends might be explored in the writer’s research?
- Identify any logistical problems the writer might have in conducting this research and brainstorm ways to solve those problems.
Style and Conventions:
- Note any grammatical or style errors that you see.
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