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Personal Narrative: My Journey At Walden University

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During the past seven weeks, I learned to construct the problem statement, purpose statement, research question, theoretical framework, nature of study, and significance of study. I noticed that the theoretical framework and significance of study are two of my weaknesses in the doctoral study. I am having difficulty understanding the requirements of the components. To improve my weaknesses, I plan to ask colleagues and my chair for feedback and read previous doctoral studies. After receiving feedback from the components, I plan improve in each draft. As I continue my journey at Walden University, I noticed two components that may become weaknesses for upcoming weeks. The two components are literature review and assumptions, limitations,

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