Where to start?
Start by thinking about topics that have come up in class discussions, have been assigned as readings, or that interest you. You can also check the following journals suggested by your instructor:
| Journal for Multicultural Education | International Journal Of Multicultural Education |
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Multicultural Perspectives |
Multicultural Studies |
| Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development | Journal of Cultural Diversity |
| Journal of Teacher Education | Educational Leadership |
| Multicultural Education Review Journal | Multicultural Education Journal |
| Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion International Journal | Journal of Diversity in Higher Education |
| Journal of Ethnic & Cultural Diversity in Social Work | Journal of Cultural Diversity |
A topic that is too broad will lead to fragmented and incohesive research.
If you are having trouble narrowing the scope of your research topic, review background information about your topic using an array of resources that include, but are not limited to, Wikipedia or Google. These sources of background information are not considered scholarly sources, but they can be helpful to find ways to narrow your topic.
A topic that is too narrow will lead to frustration during the search phase when the "No results were found." message is the only result.
If you are having trouble expanding the scope of your research topic, review background information about your topic using Wikipedia or Google. These sources of background information are not considered scholarly sources, but they can be helpful to find ways to expand the scope of your topic.