Academic vocabulary
A person who studies a specific educational problem is a:
Researcher
Researchers usually ______ academic articles. (read)
read
Researchers ______ respect participants' privacy. (obligation)
must/ have to
Are there ______ academic journals in the library? (some, any, much, many, a few, a little)
any
I ______ (participate) in an academic conference.
have participated
Where can you find academic articles online?
Digital Repository
Look! The students ______ their research projects. (present)
are presenting
Students ______ copy information without citing the source. (prohibition)
must not/ mustn't
I need ______ information about qualitative research. (some, any, much, many, a few, a little)
some
She ______ (write) three research papers.
has written
What is the meaning of research findings?
Resultados/ Hallazgos de la investigación
This research method is ______ than the previous one. (effective)
more effective
You ______ print the article. You can read it online. (no obligation)
don't have to
There are ______ research participants in our project.(some, any, much, many, a few, a little)
many
We ______ (not finish) the data analysis yet.
haven't finished
What do you need to write a research paper?
A topic / A clear research question/ Academic sources
There isn't ______ information about this topic. (many, much, a few)
much
Students ______ organize their academic time better. (recommendation) and _________ wait until the deadline.
should, shouldn't
We don't have ______ questions for the interview. We need ______ interesting ones. (some, any, much, many, a few, a little)
any/ some
He ______ (never / publish) an academic article.
has never published
What is a questionnaire used for?
To collect information
She ______ worked at the university for five years.
has
A researcher ______ collect information (obligation) and they _______ ignore important findings. (negative recommendation)
must/ has to, shouldn't
The students have ______ experience with statistical software. (all possible options) (some, any, much, many, a few, a little)
some / much/ a little
They ______ (visit) a digital repository while she _____ (be) to the library.
have visited / has been