I wrote my thesis of 8 chapters. The supervisor will review it chapter by chapter so. I need your writer to address the feedback based on the supervisor’s feedback. I need the order to be open and in progress till we satisfy the supervisor.
September is the due date for the whole thesis but from now till September. We need to address the revised chapters,
chapter by chapter
The supervisor’s main concern is
.” I know that you sent me some chapters. Now I will ask you to go back to these chapters, especially the theoretical one, and rework on them. Please ask yourself: have you critically evaluated the existing theories? Is there a strong rationale for your own framework? The reviewer points out the lack of criticality in your writing, especially the chapter in which you present the theoretical framework. Only when you have gained a deeper understanding of the theories, could you link it with your research design, and your data analysis.”
Can you make an order of these chapters altogether?
Chapter 4: Theoretical Framework: 7,200 words (12%)
Chapter 5: Methodology: 7,200 words (12%)
Chapter 6: Data Analysis and Results: 9,000 words (15%)
but the writer needs to read the whole these to understand the study
Here is the thesis title
Exploring Technology Integration in English Language Classes in Two Islamic Schools in Canada Through the Lens of the Integrative Sociocultural Islamic Epistemology of Teacher Cognition in Technology Integration: Factors, Challenges, and Opportunities
The abstract
Abstract
This qualitative case study aimed to examine and understand the experience of technology integration within the English language programs of two Canadian Islamic schools by utilizing the Integrative Sociocultural Islamic Epistemology of Teacher Cognition in Technology Integration (IETI) framework to analyze technology use through multiple interconnected dimensions including individual teacher cognition and beliefs, sociocultural influences, and systemic factors. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews with 10 English teachers and two school administrators to gain insights into their views, experiences, decision-making processes, and perspectives regarding technology integration, as well as through reviewing related school documents such as technology policies, budgets, professional development plans, curriculum guidelines and communications with parents. The findings revealed several opportunities and barriers impacting meaningful technology adoption in the schools, as positive impacts of selective technology use on teaching and learning outcomes were acknowledged. Still, access to resources, infrastructure limitations, and lack of ongoing training and technical support surfaced as hindering factors and tensions between desires for innovation while respecting traditions. Technology was viewed as a precious tool but required careful selection, implementation, and monitoring to complement rather than conflict with Islamic education principles. The study provides valuable understandings that can help faith-based Islamic schools and their leadership, along with educators, thoughtfully navigate technology integration processes in culturally sensitive ways that enrich curriculum delivery and faith development of students.