Impact of Covid-19 on Wealth Gap in Canada

topic: How has COVID-19 deepened the wealth gap in Canada from the perspectives of education
I would like to do research on" How has COVID-19 widened inequality in education systems- a focus on students from disadvantaged backgrounds", I do NOT want you to talk about the economic affect on the education, this paper have nothing to do with economic! this paper focusing on the wealth-gap in education during the covid, compared the rich people and poor people on education. my topic never around economic, my topic is How has COVID-19 deepened the wealth gap in Canada from the perspectives of education.
Format for Research interest Paper Proposal: Length maximum 500 words, 12-point font, double-spaced (use your word count to indicate number of words at the end of your proposal. (NOT including title and related identification or any bibliography, footnotes of other addendum.)
Abstract Format: Five (5) parts
1. Title, author, author information (no need for a separate title page)
2. Introduction/Purpose of your Project
3. Research Plan (methods)
4. Predicted Research Conclusions
5. Bibliography and other resource references or relevant citations (Bibliographic or citation style of choice
1---Title: Title of Your Proposed Research Project (in composing your title, consider how it will indicate and reflect in a concise way your research interest, question, or hypostasis. Remember,
this is a working title that may be finally revised at the end of writing up your research interest paper.)
2---Introduction/Purpose of your Project: Briefly pitch the idea and aim of your research interest. In a few sentences, describe the specific interest or specific COVID impact/problem issue you aim address. What is the research question you seek to answer about the interest area?
- Aim to be as focused as you can in composing the question or clearly describe the research interest? What motivates it—what drew you to the topic; why is it relevant (contextualise your research interest).
-For example, you may have a research hypothesis—i. e., an anticipated idea of what your research is going to find or confirm.
-Where relevant, in brief you may indicate what in general your preliminary literature/resources suggest in support of your research question? (e. g., Research I have consulted so far [e. g., World health Organization, 2020] confirms that COVID-19 pandemic effects have become a major source of increased anxiety for people around the world…?
The introduction should also indicate (briefly—one sentence) your rationale for wanting to study this issue? (“I am interested in this topic because…”) That is, why the topic important to you or others? Finally, be sure to define any key, specialised term that is central to your research topic
3---Research Plan (methods): In a few sentences describe how you will conduct the research.1 For example, what kinds of research literature or other resources you will consult, and how will you use select research literature (or other resources) to inform and shape your paper (you might make reference to your literature review process). You can be general in summary of specific literature/resources as these will be listed in the bibliography (However, employ appropriate in-text citation: (World health Organization, 2020). If your research will include observations, websites, or other specific sources/methods, briefly describe and reference accordingly in bibliography.)
4---Predicted Research Conclusions: Returning to your introductory research question or hypothesis or research description, compose in a few sentences what you expect or anticipate learning or to realise from your research. For example, what insights, new knowledge, surprises may follow from your line of inquiry? Where do you expect your study will leave you in terms of your initial research interest in COVID-19 impacts?
5---Preliminary Bibliography: Attribution or listing all your proposed sources to include full title, author, place of publication, publisher, and date of publication for each source. (For details consult your chosen bibliographic/citation practice, APL, MLA, Chicago, etc.)