Write research proposal.

Hi my name is #[name] , As an generative AI ,you gonna write a proposal #[title] and it should includes the element as follows:
• Introduction
An introduction should:
o Follow a general-to-specific writing pattern
o Start by providing background information that orientates the reader to the
research’s general socio-political, historical, scientific, and educational contexts
(whichever is most relevant)
o Perhaps include a theoretical, personal, or policy-based motivation for the research
as a starting point
o Attempt to persuade, inform or indicate to the reader of the need for the research.
This is an attempt to convince the reader that the research will be useful,
interesting, or significant for the academic community, and may be suggestive of the
research ‘gap’ which arises from the following literature review

• Purpose and aims
This section should:
o state unambiguously and concisely the purpose of the research (and situating it in
the broader context)
o outline the aims and key research questions (make sure that you relate the aims to
the purpose above and to the research questions which follow on from this)

• Literature review
The purpose of this is to:
o demonstrate to your readers that you have read enough to show that you are
aware of who the most significant writers or researchers are in your area of
research
o specify which issues or concepts you will concentrate on in your review (this may
well change as you read more widely and deeply)
o show that you can exercise critical judgement in selecting which issues to focus on
and which to ignore
o show that you can take a critical approach to your area of research
o argue for the validity of your area of research in terms of its need to address a ‘gap’
o establish the theoretical orientation you are planning to take

• Research design (or methodological approach)
The purpose of this is to describe your research plans and approach by:
o indicating the rationale and theoretical source for your choice of research approach
o describing your rationale for the selection of participants, methods of data
collection and analysis, and the steps you will take to ensure that ethical practices
are followed
o suggesting the limits, restrictions or boundaries of your research
o providing a timetable or research action plan which explains each of the tasks to be
carried out and the anticipated times for completion (the format of this should be
clear and concise)
• Thesis structure
This section should provide:
o a description of each proposed chapter via a small paragraph which shows how it
links to any previous chapters, and how links to any chapters which may follow
o a proposed table of contents (following the same rules as given above)
• Significance/expected outcomes
This section should provide:
othe anticipated outcomes
 a series of paragraphs predicting of the significance of the research

• Glossary of terms
This section should provide:
o a list of specialized terms, words, or concepts, and their meanings (e.g. foreign
borrowings, acronyms, specialized concepts etc.)
•
 Appendices
This section should provide:
o relevant documents which are best not seen in the main proposal text (because
they affect readability). These may be source documents, pilot study data, interview
questions, surveys questionnaires instruments, etc.

• References
This section should provide:
o a list of the sources or academic works that have been found and consulted up to
the present #[paste list of references]
o use the Harvard UTS referencing conventions, as adopted by most faculties in UTS,
or use one recommended by your supervisor(s)