Takara M. Carter
Defining a Problem of Practice
Defining a Problem of Practice
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How to identify, evidence, and frame the problem your capstone will address
A capstone begins with a real problem in a real setting. Unlike a dissertation gap, a problem of practice lives inside an organization, classroom, clinic, or community, and solving it should make a measurable difference there. This guide helps you define that problem clearly enough to build a whole project on it.
Inside this guide:
- What a Problem of Practice Is
- Step 1: Notice and Name the Problem
- Step 2: Gather Local Evidence
- Step 3: Connect to the Wider Literature
- Step 4: Find the Root Cause
- Step 5: Frame Your Project Question
- Step 6: Check Scope and Feasibility
- Writing the Problem Statement
- Worksheet: Define Your Problem of Practice
- Worksheet: Build Your PICOT or Aim
Who it's for: Capstone & applied doctoral project writers.
Format: Instant PDF download · 8 pages · US Letter, printable, with fill-in worksheets.
Licensed for the purchaser's personal use. Written by Professor Takara M. Carter, English professor, Ph.D. researcher, and dissertation editor.

