Sources of Research Problem

Sources of Research Problem | How to Identify a Research Problem Where do research problems actually come from? How does a researcher identify a meaningful and researchable problem? In this lecture, we explore the major Sources of Research Problems and understand how researchers can identify potential research questions from academic literature, practical experiences, theories, policies and real-world situations. 📚In this lecture, you will learn: • Meaning of a Research Problem • What makes a problem researchable? • Major sources of research problems • Review of Related Literature • Gaps and inconsistencies in previous research • Personal and professional experience • Classroom and field observations • Theories and conceptual frameworks • Social and educational issues • Government policies and programmes • Previous research findings and recommendations • Discussions with experts, teachers and practitioners • Current trends and emerging issues • Role of curiosity and critical thinking in identifying problems 💡Simple Idea: A research problem can emerge from a gap in knowledge, a practical problem