Knowledge Theory and Research Paradigm
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Paradigm of seeking knowledge for research. Researchers need to have rational thinking. It is the foundation of philosophical thinking. Analysis leads to synthesis, crystallization is the conclusion. By deductive or inductive or mixed methods. Then lead to the choice of methodology or research methodology, the pursuit of truth knowledge. There is a quantitative paradigm that quantifies the way in which researchers are able to handle all the research and research processes.Fundamental research philosophy, research paradigm, choice or phenomenon, qualitative research it is important that the researcher and the person who is educated have a good relationship. However, every paradigm of education has both its strengths and weaknesses. Another way to gain knowledge is to use a combination of both. What kind of knowledge acquisition approach The objectives of the research are to answer the questions and answer the research objectives.
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