EXEMPLO JUSTIFICATIVA TCC NA PRÁTICA 😪

Summary

In this video, Professor Hamilton Quintela offers a clear and practical guide for writing the justification section of a TCC (thesis or academic paper). He emphasizes the importance of focusing on the consequences of the chosen topic, rather than just stating its significance. By outlining the potential impacts on society, the environment, or specific fields, students can build a strong argument for the relevance of their work. Through examples like sustainable construction and conflict management, Quintela demonstrates how to structure the justification by listing key consequences, making the process easier and more organized.

Takeaways

• 😀 Justification is a critical part of your thesis, helping you explain why the chosen topic is important.
• 😀 Many students struggle with writing the justification for their thesis, despite numerous resources and examples available.
• 😀 The justification in a thesis is typically part of the introduction in scientific articles, monographs, and case studies. In research projects, it’s a separate section.
• 😀 The purpose of the justification is to demonstrate the relevance of the topic and its impact on society, academic communities, or specific groups.
• 😀 It’s essential to focus on the consequences or impacts that discussing your topic might have, showing how it can change or improve something in reality.
• 😀 When writing a justification, it’s helpful to list the consequences of discussing your topic, which makes the process more structured.
• 😀 The speaker uses a practical technique to help students build their justification, involving listing key consequences to discuss in the justification.
• 😀 Examples of topics like 'sustainable construction' and 'conflict management' are used to demonstrate how to identify and organize the consequences of a thesis topic.
• 😀 For the 'sustainable construction' topic, key consequences include resource scarcity, environmental impact, economic benefits, and social image improvement for companies.
• 😀 For 'conflict management,' the focus is on its impact on team performance, motivation, organizational results, workplace atmosphere, and opportunities for improvement.
• 😀 The technique for writing justifications involves listing five key consequences, which can then guide the writing process and ensure a well-structured argument.

Q & A

What is the main topic of the video?

The main topic of the video is the 'justification' section of a TCC (academic thesis), where the presenter explains how to construct a compelling and relevant justification for a research project.

What is the purpose of a justification in a TCC?

The purpose of a justification is to explain the importance of the chosen topic, its relevance, and the impact it may have on society, the academic community, or other relevant sectors.

What is the common issue students face when writing the justification section?

Many students struggle to understand how to formulate their justification and what specific content needs to be included. This often results in students asking for examples despite there being existing resources on the subject.

How does the presenter suggest simplifying the process of writing a justification?

The presenter suggests simplifying the process by focusing on the 'consequences' of the topic being researched, listing at least five significant impacts related to the topic.

What technique does the presenter recommend for organizing the justification?

The presenter recommends using a technique of listing the consequences of the chosen topic, which helps organize the justification logically. This technique includes thinking through the main impacts the topic will have and structuring the justification around these points.

Can you provide an example of how this technique works with a specific topic?

For example, for a topic like 'sustainable construction,' the presenter suggests listing consequences such as resource scarcity, environmental impact, economic alternatives, and social impacts, which could serve as the core of the justification.

What is the first step in applying this technique to a TCC?

The first step is to think about the key consequences of discussing the chosen subject. For example, if the subject is sustainable construction, consider the environmental, economic, and social consequences related to the topic.

How should students think about the consequences of their topics?

Students should think about how their topic affects real-world issues, such as environmental, economic, or social aspects. They should explore how discussing this issue might create changes, solve problems, or lead to improvements in the relevant field.

Why does the presenter emphasize using this technique?

The presenter emphasizes this technique because it helps students focus on the relevance and impact of their topic, making their justification more clear and structured. It also prevents vague or unsupported claims.

What other resources does the presenter offer to help students with their TCC?

In addition to the video, the presenter mentions other resources, such as articles on the blog, previous videos on the channel, and general advice available through TCC Sem Drama.