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I’m excited to share my latest publication, “Survey Item Validation,” now available in the Elsevier Reference Module in Social Sciences (2025 Edition) on ScienceDirect. This article takes a deep dive into the fascinating world of survey item validation — a cornerstone of research reliability and credibility. It explores how carefully designed and validated survey instruments…
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In an age where information is one prompt away, students are increasingly turning to generative AI tools like ChatGPT to assist with everything from homework to thesis writing. This shift marks a fundamental transformation in how learning occurs. Ironically, students are using the tools meant to aid learning as a substitute for learning itself. This…
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If you’re new to research or looking to refine your research skills, I invite you to check out my YouTube channel, where I’ve curated a Beginner’s Workshop on Research series that guides you through essential aspects of research methodology. In this five-part series, we cover everything from the philosophical foundations of research to constructing a…
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https://www.educationtimes.com/article/careers-offbeat/99164147/knowledge-of-technical-textiles-to-skill-students-in-diversified-areas

You can find an interesting compilation of generation difference useful for researchers http://www.wmfc.org/uploads/GenerationalDifferencesChartUpdated2019.pdf

In ANOVA…. H0 = m1=m2=m3groups = means are equal = No variance, m1, m2, m3 are mean value of the If F is larger than 1.96 and P<0.05 then distribution is significantNull hypothesis H0 is rejected = Alternate hypothesis accepted = Means are not equal.Significance indicates variance between groups exists.Insignificant indicates the groups are equal.…
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