Learning and Competencies

A focused research question is formulated to direct the inquiry process. The inquiry questions by the professional educators are all directed towards the understanding and the improvement of the student learning process. Data collection strategies are drafted as well as the data analysis methods. Equally the ethical considerations have to be put in place before the actual inquiry. Critical thinking Critical thinking enhances independent thinking as well as reasoned judgment in action and thought. Scholarly writing skills can be enhanced through the drafting of unbiased articles, objective arguments, incorporation of evidence in the presented work, and the creation of strong arguments (Paul & Elder, 2013). The use of precise, concise, and clear language is best suited in scholarly writing. Whether through synthesis or primary research, scholarly writing has to bring forth an original thought.

The ideas in a scholarly writing have to be linked to the larger body of knowledge and literature. The scholarly writing is linked to the other literature through careful citations as well as the use of a reference list. References Paul, R. Elder, L. Critical thinking: Tools for taking charge of your professional and personal life. Pearson Education.