1. OVERVIEW
A. My research question(s) varies for many reasons. As an individual you must understand how important is asking questions, getting to know someone and listening to their story.
When this project was first conducted. My research questions were the following. A. What is it like to have this life experience? B. What is it like to work in the legal field? C. What is it like to do social justice work? I revised research question A. because it was too broad and not consider to be a real research question. The new research A. question turned into, what is it like to be a college student?
B. Research question A. involved the snowball sampling. I started with my closet friends who are college students and interviewed them.
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Adams came from a two-parent household. Her mom was a school teacher and dad was a police officer. They were very involved in her life. She had many friends growing up, but her two closest friend’s parents were not so involved in their lives. One end up going to juvenile at 15 and the other one being killed by affiliation of a gang. Those times were rough for her. But those are the main reasons why she is so involved in children’s lives today. She is currently working a Detention Center for Juveniles and going back to school to receive her BA in Sociology.
Phillip Carson- 03/22 Cleveland Heights, Ohio- Mr. Phillip describes himself as being different. He stated he’s a very unique individual but most people will never know that. He is currently enrolled in 4 year University majoring in Accounting. He is very intelligent and maintaining a 3.65 GPA. He said later on in life he will open up his own franchise. He do not know what it will entail but he knows he will have his own business.
Robert Jefferson- 03/22 Washington, DC- Mr. Robert is a very influential person in his community. He loves giving back to the children in his comment. He developed a blueprint where he and surrounding college students come back for a day and give out coats, hats, gloves and much more for children. He stated that advocating for the youth is a must, especially those who do not have no one to look out for
A. My research question(s) varies for many reasons. As an individual you must understand how important is asking questions, getting to know someone and listening to their story.
When this project was first conducted. My research questions were the following. A. What is it like to have this life experience? B. What is it like to work in the legal field? C. What is it like to do social justice work? I revised research question A. because it was too broad and not consider to be a real research question. The new research A. question turned into, what is it like to be a college student?
B. Research question A. involved the snowball sampling. I started with my closet friends who are college students and interviewed them.
For my …show more content…
Adams came from a two-parent household. Her mom was a school teacher and dad was a police officer. They were very involved in her life. She had many friends growing up, but her two closest friend’s parents were not so involved in their lives. One end up going to juvenile at 15 and the other one being killed by affiliation of a gang. Those times were rough for her. But those are the main reasons why she is so involved in children’s lives today. She is currently working a Detention Center for Juveniles and going back to school to receive her BA in Sociology.
Phillip Carson- 03/22 Cleveland Heights, Ohio- Mr. Phillip describes himself as being different. He stated he’s a very unique individual but most people will never know that. He is currently enrolled in 4 year University majoring in Accounting. He is very intelligent and maintaining a 3.65 GPA. He said later on in life he will open up his own franchise. He do not know what it will entail but he knows he will have his own business.
Robert Jefferson- 03/22 Washington, DC- Mr. Robert is a very influential person in his community. He loves giving back to the children in his comment. He developed a blueprint where he and surrounding college students come back for a day and give out coats, hats, gloves and much more for children. He stated that advocating for the youth is a must, especially those who do not have no one to look out for