Refining my research question is a taste on both sides of easy and
complicated. I’m wanting to research on the impact of art in math and its
effects on students, teachers, and artists. While that sentence can be
confusing, if you read it two or three times over, you’ll catch it. With today’s exercise, I will refine
my research question by looking at what I want the reader to grasp, understand,
and appreciate about art and its role in mathematics. Learning from the
exercise, I do not want my research question to be too broad or too narrow; I
want to have it specific enough where I will be able to extend on my points. I
can also refine my topic by paying attention to what points and measures my
question is looking at. I feel that my direction is good for my
research question. It is always good to find a research question that everyone
can relate to, in the sense that they feel they can agree on some level. To
refine my research question, I am going to make sure that people will be able
to relate to it, even if they do not have the same major as mine.
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