Chemistry Lab Performance Improvement

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What is the highest level of reading that involves comparing current reading materials with previously read ones?

  • Systematic Skimming
  • Comparative Reading (correct)
  • Actual Reading
  • Elementary Reading

Which process involves writing reactions in the margins while reading?

  • Note-Taking
  • Previewing
  • Annotating (correct)
  • Highlighting

Which of the following processes is primarily about gaining a general idea of what to search for in a text?

  • Previewing (correct)
  • Systematic Skimming
  • Comparative Reading
  • Actual Reading

What reading process involves critiquing the content of materials?

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What term is used to describe the process of summarizing ideas and consolidating them to explain a concept?

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Which of the following is considered a less complex reading process compared to others?

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Which technique is commonly used to refine searches for internet sources?

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Why are recent articles preferred over outdated ones when conducting a literature review?

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How can corruption be defined according to Soraide?

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What is the role of bribes in the context of decision making, according to the content?

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What is a significant aspect of corruption highlighted in the provided content?

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What type of activity does bribery represent within the framework of corruption?

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Which of the following best encompasses the primary contents of a literature review as described in the content?

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What is considered an integral part of science education according to the rationale?

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What is a highlighted issue regarding Filipino students in the science and technology field?

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What factor contributes to students' difficulties in chemistry according to the seriousness of the problem?

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What is the primary goal of the researcher in conducting the study?

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According to the general objective, what might happen if the issues in science education are not addressed?

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What role does library access play in science education as mentioned in the content?

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What must teachers do to help students in science learning areas according to the setting of the problem?

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What must be included in the academic excellence framework as per Puno's assertion?

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What is preferred when surveying sources for the literature review?

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Which type of hypothesis states, 'Combining FFI and MFI will improve students' linguistic skills?'

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Which source is considered one of the best for finding related literature?

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Which of the following statements about citations is true?

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What is the relationship between summarizing and paraphrasing in terms of complexity?

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What is a common technique used in searching for internet sources?

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Which of the following is NOT an indicator of researchable questions through experimental study designs?

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What is the purpose of a conceptual framework in research?

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Which format details the benefits for each identified beneficiary in the Significance of the Study?

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What term identifies and describes the boundaries set for a study?

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Which format is commonly used for citing sources in social sciences such as education and business?

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What type of citation is demonstrated in the example: Cummings, J.N., Butler, B.& Kraut, R.(2002)?

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What is the correct form to fill in the blank in the sentence regarding gay studies literature: Most literature on gay studies in the country is focused on the plight of gay individuals (__)?

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What are the essential note-taking skills used in writing the Literature Review?

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Which type of citation is used in the following sentence: Two reviewed studies found that the frequency of each modality's use was significantly linked to relationship strength (Cummings et al., 2002)?

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Which term is used to identify and define significant variables focused on in the study?

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Flashcards

Science Lab Difficulties

Students often struggle with conducting experiments in science labs.

Science Learning Areas

Specific subject areas within science, broken down by grade level.

Poor Science Achievement

Low performance in science and technology subjects.

Chemistry Lab Performance

How well students perform in chemistry lab experiments.

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Library as Resource

A place with books, journals, and other resources for research.

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Review of Literature

A summary of existing research on a topic.

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Systematic Skimming

Quickly reading text to find relevant information.

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Library

A place containing books, journals and other research materials.

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Highlighting

Physically marking important details and ideas in text materials to identify key relationships.

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Comparative Reading

The highest level of reading, linking newly read material to previously read data.

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Actual Reading

Critically evaluating the content of the studied materials.

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Previewing

Reading method to identify general themes to be sought within the researched materials.

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Note-Taking

Recording ideas and reactions as marginal notes, particularly useful for compiling info from various materials.

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Elementary Reading

Basic reading skills: recognizing letters/sounds, understanding sentences, literal comprehension.

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Literature Review: Higher Order Thinking

Writing a literature review requires critical thinking, analysis, and synthesis of information from multiple sources.

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Research Problem: Literature Review Source

The research problem is a good starting point for identifying relevant literature because it outlines the area of interest and specific questions.

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Recent Articles: Literature Review

Recent articles are generally preferred over outdated ones because they reflect the latest findings and updated perspectives on the topic.

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Professional Journals: Literature Source

Professional journals are a valuable source of related literature because they publish original research articles and reviews by experts in specific fields.

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Boolean Search

Boolean search is a technique for refining internet searches using logic operators like AND, OR, and NOT to combine keywords and narrow down results.

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Direct Quotes: Literature Review

Direct quotes should be used sparingly in a literature review. Paraphrasing and summarizing are generally preferred to avoid lengthy text and improve clarity.

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Paraphrasing vs. Summarizing

Paraphrasing is rephrasing information in your own words, while summarizing is condensing key points from a source into a shorter version.

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Conceptual Framework: Study Focus

A conceptual framework provides structure and direction to a research study by outlining the key concepts and relationships being investigated.

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Corruption's Nature

Corruption can be seen as a decision made for the benefit of the briber, where the bribe compensates for the decision-maker's risk and the moral cost of betraying their institution.

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Understanding Corruption

Corruption can happen in both public and private organizations. A bribe is a form of corruption where an individual pays an official to compensate for the unethical action of disobeying the institution.

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Corruption's Mechanism

Corruption occurs when individuals bribe their way through an institution's laws and standards, often impacting both public and private organizations.

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Literature Review's Content

A literature review typically includes a combination of summarizing, paraphrasing, and direct quoting, along with explanations of concepts and phenomena.

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Literature Review Components

A comprehensive literature review may include conceptual literature, related studies, research frameworks, and definitions of terms.

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Enumeration Format

This format presents the significance of a study by outlining benefits for each individual or group involved, using a numbered list.

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Delimitation

This section defines the study's limitations, clarifying what the study will NOT cover.

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Parameters

This section identifies the key variables or factors that the study specifically focuses on.

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APA Format

This widely used citation style is preferred in psychology, education, business, and some social sciences.

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In-Text Citation

This is a brief reference to a source within the body of a text, using the author's name and publication year.

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Reference Citation

This provides full and detailed information about a source at the end of a paper, usually in a separate list.

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Heading Formats

These are the standard conventions for structuring headings in academic papers to enhance readability and organization.

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Summarizing, Paraphrasing, Direct Quoting

These are key note-taking techniques for effectively capturing information from sources while writing a literature review.

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Study Notes

Rationale

  • Experimentation is a key element of science courses
  • Laboratory activities are essential for learning science
  • Many students struggle with conducting experiments in the lab

Setting the Problem

  • Students in Malakas National High School face specific science learning challenges for each grade level
  • Teachers need to retrain students on lab procedures and equipment

Literature Foundation

  • Filipino students have poor science and technology achievement
  • Current teaching methods are not fully developed
  • Academic excellence must include scientific excellence

Seriousness of the Problem

  • Students often struggle to link chemistry principles to real-world situations
  • Courses often emphasize abstract concepts instead of hands-on learning

General Objective

  • The researcher wants to identify factors affecting student performance in chemistry lab

General Purpose

  • Improve teacher performance in scientific instruction
  • Increase student test scores and improve school effectiveness

Review of Literature

  • Journals, textbooks, and other resources provide useful information
  • Reviewing existing research helps understand different perspectives on a particular subject.
  • Systematic skimming is a time-efficient reading method

Highlighting

  • An active reading strategy involves marking key details and relationships in text

Comparative Reading

  • Students need to analyze new material in relation to previously studied concepts

Actual Reading

  • Researchers must critique the material's content

Previewing

  • It is essential to understand the material beforehand before starting reading

Annotating

  • Taking notes in the margins allows for a deeper understanding and is useful while reviewing materials

Note-Taking

  • A technique for synthesizing and compiling information from various sources

Elementary Reading

  • The fundamental skill of recognizing letters, sounds, and understanding sentences forms the foundation for effective reading skills

True/False Questions

  • Several statements about literature reviews, research methods, and academic writing are evaluated
  • These questions assess student comprehension of various key concepts

Research Design and Methodology

  • Experiment design for educational research is a central topic
  • Research questions in science education, including comparing the effects of different fertilizers, are discussed

Significance of the Study

  • The study's purpose and the way the format is categorized.

Delimitation

  • The study defines its scope and parameters
  • The variables included in the study are precisely determined

Scope

  • The study defines its scope of focus and variables considered

Citing Sources

  • Several citation formats, like APA, MLA, are mentioned, with examples of citations
  • How in-text citations are created and used

Corruption

  • Corruption in both public and private organizations.
  • A decision may be made to benefit the briber and the offender gets compensation for breaking the law.

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