Please find the Capstone Project attached – it is of poor quality and needs to be improved. Also find the questionnaires collected from parents+teachers via Google Form attached: 1 is for Parents (2-part questionnaire, 1 part for demograhic info, and 2nd part for parents perspectives), and 1 is for teachers. Kindly look through the data collected and improve the showing of CHARTS, inclusive of demographic information. The work I’ve attached doesn’t do a good job visualising collected data (please include pie chart, graph, whatever would depict the data collected well). I have attached all screeshots from the google forms, as well as downloaded and attached the data.
1.    
Title
& Abstract (200 words) (5% of grading): 
Title (15-18 words):
• Title is relevant, concise, and
grammatically correct 
Abstract:
–      
Writing is academic in tone, clear and descriptive.
–      
The abstract provides a concise overview of
the final research project (background, purpose, methods, results, conclusions)
and follows APA guidelines for abstracts, 
–      
No citations should be included. 
–      
Key words may be included 
2.    
Introduction
(300 words) (5% grading)
–       Problem statement and purpose of
the study is explained.
–       Relevance and significance of the study is
explained.
–       Research question and sub- questions
clearly identified and defined.
– Definition of Terms provided.
3.    
Literature Review
(3000 words) (15% grading)
–       Research focus is clearly grounded in
previous research/ theoretically relevant literature
–       clearly organised to support the literature
review.
–       At least 10 recent and relevant studies are
properly cited according to APA
4. Methodology (500 words) (5% grading)
–      
Provides
accurate, thorough description of research context, participant information and
sampling process, data collection method/s and data analysis procedure. 
–      
Ethical
considerations are properly discussed. 
5.    
Findings
(2000 words) (15% grading)
.
–      
Findings
are clearly explained in a comprehensive level of detail and are well-organized
–      
Findings
are presented in terms of logically developed themes. 
–      
A
detailed description of each theme and appropriate evidence from the collected
data are provided. 
–      
Tables/figures
clearly and concisely convey the data. Statistical analyses (if used) are
appropriate and are accurately interpreted. 
6.    
Discussion,
Implications, Limitations and Conclusion (2000 words) (15% grading)
–      
The
main body of the discussion explains what is important in the data as related
to the research question/s and how the study relates to the other studies
(scholarship) in the area. 
–      
Connections
to the previous studies may support or refute the findings in the data. 
–      
A
conclusion of the overall importance of the findings is presented that shows
what has been learned from the research study and offers practical applications
and/or implications of the findings within early childhood education as well as
a brief discussion of possible future research that builds from the research. 
–      
A
final appropriate conclusion is provided that includes a discussion of
limitation(s) relevant to the study. 
7.    
Appendix
(word count is not included) (5% grading)
Attach appendices:
–      
These
could include data collection instrument(s) (e.g. interview guide); data coding
example; informed consent letter; participant demographic information, etc.
8.    
Citations
(word count is not included) (5% grading)
–      
APA
citation style: APA7 is
accurately used both in-text and in the references list. Sources are all
scholarly and clearly relate to the research focus.