Supervisors quickly notice titles that are unclear or overly general. A title like “Technology and Education” says very little. 

A strong title clearly states the key variables, population, or context.

If your title tries to study too many factors, locations, or populations at once, it raises a red flag.

Good research titles are focused, manageable, and achievable within the available time and resources.

A weak title often lacks a clear problem, relationship, or objective. 

Readers should immediately understand what the study aims to investigate and why it matters.

Remember: clarity, focus, and direction. If your title has these three qualities, you are already ahead of many researchers.