The Dissertation Process Made Easy
The Dissertation Process Made Easy course helps doctoral students understand and accelerate the dissertation writing process, using 14 easy steps. It is designed as an iterative tutorial course.
Presented by the Education Leadership Development Group, LLC (ELDG), L. M. Campbell, Ed.D, Sr. Course Instructor, President and Founder. Email [email protected]
Learn the dissertation process; Reduce dissertation writing stress and anxiety; Shorten writing time frames; Learn research terminology; Learn to develop dissertation chapters.
LEARN TO EFFECTIVELY NAVIGATE THE DISSERTATION PROCESS AT FRACTIONS LESS THAN THE COST OF A UNIVERSITY PRE-DISSERTATION SEMESTER COURSE. Two pricing options are available. The full course price of $1649 is a real value at enrollment, or if you prefer, make two easy partial payments of $874. The first partial payment is due at enrollment and the second is due a month from your enrollment date. Refunds available within 7 days from the initial enrollment date. See Terms of Use.
Regular price $1649
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LINDA M. CAMPBELL, Ed.D. is a senior DPME course instructor and the president and founder of the Education Leadership Development Group (ELDG). Dr. Campbell is a senior educational doctoral chairperson/adviser in Johns Hopkins University's School of Education. Dr. Campbell's experiences include: entrepreneur, doctoral dissertation consulting, 18-year secondary school administrator, secondary school guidance counselor/academic dean, secondary teacher, university researcher, international and national (AERA, UCEA, and CREATE) educational research association conference presenter/proposal reviewer and member. Dr. Campbell has corporate leadership experience in Fortune 500 companies in marketing and commercial banking. Campbell is a council member on the National Council Advisory Board for the George Washington University's Graduate School of Education and Human Development (GSEHD) and member of numerous other professional organizations. In addition, Campbell is a published author of several educational books. Campbell earned her Ed.D. degree from The George Washington University in Washington, DC in Education Administration and Policy Studies; masters degree from the University of Maryland College Park (MD) in Education Leadership, Planning, and Policy; masters degree in Education Leadership from International Seminary (FL), and bachelors degree from Virginia State University (VA) in Business Education.
The Dissertation Process Made Easy course is revealing, logical, strategic, and transformative. Sponsored by The Education Leadership Development Group,LLC. Contact info@the ELDG.com.
Invest in the DPME course and learn how to align the research question, purpose, problem, and how to integrate these components into the dissertation.
After a dissertation is completed and approved by your university, a final oral argument is presented by the candidate to discuss the scholarly research findings.
Completion depends on the student's time commitment and the guidelines set by your university.
Yes, this course will help you understand methodologies and how to construct a detailed research question that correlates with the methodology.
In this course the student will learn the components of writing the Literature Review and developing a conceptual framework.
Typically, a bachelor’s degree and master’s degree are prerequisites to pursue a doctoral degree. Some schools offer hybrid degree bachelors or masters programs that lead to the doctorate.
Dissertations are written in many languages; however, some students take lessons in English to prepare to write a dissertation in English.
The dissertation writing process follows a logical sequence incorporating necessary facets and components required to complete a dissertation.
Once a student satisfies the academic requirements of a dissertation and other doctoral requirements, the student is equipped to defend scholarly research in a chosen field.