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What is a key factor in choosing a research topic?
What is a key factor in choosing a research topic?
A research paper topic should be easy to cover in a vast range.
A research paper topic should be easy to cover in a vast range.
False (B)
What is the typical length range for a beginner research paper?
What is the typical length range for a beginner research paper?
15-20 double-spaced typewritten pages
The research project for beginners usually allots _____ weeks for the entire process.
The research project for beginners usually allots _____ weeks for the entire process.
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Match the following general topics with their narrowed down versions:
Match the following general topics with their narrowed down versions:
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Which of the following is NOT a suggested consideration when narrowing down a research topic?
Which of the following is NOT a suggested consideration when narrowing down a research topic?
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A research proposal should only present a finalized topic and not include tentative questions.
A research proposal should only present a finalized topic and not include tentative questions.
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What is the primary focus of a research paper?
What is the primary focus of a research paper?
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Preparedness is considered unimportant when conducting research.
Preparedness is considered unimportant when conducting research.
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What are the steps suggested for effective research planning?
What are the steps suggested for effective research planning?
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Research requires careful ______ and organization of things and ideas.
Research requires careful ______ and organization of things and ideas.
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Match the following research tips with their descriptions:
Match the following research tips with their descriptions:
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Which of the following is NOT a question to guide brainstorming?
Which of the following is NOT a question to guide brainstorming?
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Inquiries, investigations, and immersion are essential components of research.
Inquiries, investigations, and immersion are essential components of research.
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How can you relate your ideas to a specific discipline in research?
How can you relate your ideas to a specific discipline in research?
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Flashcards
Inquiry
Inquiry
A process of exploring a topic through questioning, gathering information, and drawing conclusions.
Investigation
Investigation
A systematic and rigorous process of examining a topic to discover new knowledge or confirm existing theories.
Immersion
Immersion
Complete engagement and deep understanding of a topic through extensive study and exploration.
Research Problem
Research Problem
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Personal Interest
Personal Interest
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Consulting Others
Consulting Others
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Conciseness
Conciseness
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Semantic Map
Semantic Map
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Narrowing a Topic
Narrowing a Topic
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Importance of a Topic
Importance of a Topic
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Personal Interest in a Topic
Personal Interest in a Topic
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Accessibility of a Topic
Accessibility of a Topic
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Source Material Availability
Source Material Availability
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Manageability of a Topic
Manageability of a Topic
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Research Paper Proposal
Research Paper Proposal
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Research Questions
Research Questions
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Study Notes
Inquiry, Investigations, and Immersion - Second Semester, Third Quarter
- This course focuses on inquiry, investigations, and immersion.
- Learning Competencies:
- Prepare a plan and focus on issues and ideas within a field.
- Formulate a clearly defined research problem statement.
- Activity:
- State as many research ideas as possible on paper.
- Answer guiding questions:
- What concepts are prominent?
- Can you classify them?
- Are these concepts related to any discipline?
- How are these concepts related to each other?
- What's your feeling about this activity?
- Research is a task like a party:
- Needs careful planning and execution.
- Requires time and organization.
- Preparedness is key.
- Learning Task 1: Brainstorming
- State a broad concept related to research.
- State bigger ideas related to research.
- Reflect on if classmates have similar answers and reasons.
- Learning Task 2: Compare/Contrast and Semantic Web
- Understand Inquiries, Investigations, and Immersion.
- Create a semantic web (organizer) with the topic at the center.
- Moore (2009):
- E-zine article advice: Avoid using too many words. Focus on what is relevant. Consult with others.
- Learning Task 3: Think About It
- Reflect and apply (Inquiry, Investigation, Immersion) concepts to yourself and others through narrative.
Choosing a Research Topic
- Research is like searching for the answer to a specific intriguing question.
- Focus on factual questions that will lead to a data-rich paper.
Narrowing the Topic of Your Research Paper
- Strong research discusses the topic in depth, not broad scope.
- Narrow your topic to allow for significant statements within the page limit.
- Example: Fraternities (broad) --> [Specific aspect of fraternities] (narrow)
Choosing a Topic
- Topic importance should drive the time and effort.
- Personal interest and general intelligibility to readers are important.
- Example:
- Laminar flow of fluids
- English Deism and development of mythological syncretism
Research Paper Constraints
- Length: Typically 15-20 double-spaced pages.
- Time: Usually 6 weeks, with 3 weeks for research in library and field.
- Resource availability: Consider available resources.
Preparing a Paper Proposal
- Define the research proposal in terms of tentative questions.
Research Paper Proposal Example (Topic: Holistic Approach to Health in the Philippines)
- Questions:
- What fostered the holistic health movement in the Philippines?
- How does the holistic approach vary from Western medicine?
- Do similar U.S. conditions exist in the Philippines?
Generalization
- Summarize three key learning points.
- Note two important takeaways.
- Reflect on one thought-provoking point.
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Description
This quiz promotes understanding of inquiry-based learning and research methodologies. Students will explore various concepts related to their fields, formulate research questions, and reflect on their learning process. The activities involve brainstorming and comparing ideas with classmates to foster collaborative learning.
