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What is a key characteristic of a research project designed with daily life applications?
What is a key characteristic of a research project designed with daily life applications?
- It is conducted solely for academic purposes and grading.
- It aims to leave a lasting impact on people and the community. (correct)
- It primarily focuses on theoretical concepts without practical implications.
- It uses highly technical language that is difficult for the general public to understand.
When selecting a research topic, what is the initial step one should take?
When selecting a research topic, what is the initial step one should take?
- Narrow down to very specific subtopics immediately.
- Think of broader topics and then narrow them down. (correct)
- Start with a problem and then look around.
- Choose any topic regardless of personal interest.
What should a researcher do after identifying a broad research topic such as 'Education'?
What should a researcher do after identifying a broad research topic such as 'Education'?
- Conduct a comprehensive literature review.
- Narrow the topic by focusing on specific subtopics. (correct)
- Immediately formulate a detailed research title.
- Develop a research methodology.
What method can be employed to find a research topic?
What method can be employed to find a research topic?
What is the recommended word count for a research title?
What is the recommended word count for a research title?
Why is it required to avoid using abbreviations in a research title?
Why is it required to avoid using abbreviations in a research title?
What is the primary reason for identifying dependent and independent variables in a research title?
What is the primary reason for identifying dependent and independent variables in a research title?
What type of words should be capitalized in a research title?
What type of words should be capitalized in a research title?
Which of the following phrases should a researcher avoid including in a research title?
Which of the following phrases should a researcher avoid including in a research title?
In what form are research titles usually written?
In what form are research titles usually written?
Which section includes the Title Page, Approval Sheet, Acknowledgement Sheet and Abstract?
Which section includes the Title Page, Approval Sheet, Acknowledgement Sheet and Abstract?
In which part of a thesis would you typically find the 'Statement of the Problem'?
In which part of a thesis would you typically find the 'Statement of the Problem'?
In which section of the thesis does a researcher describe the methods and techniques used to conduct the study?
In which section of the thesis does a researcher describe the methods and techniques used to conduct the study?
Where would a researcher include the list of sources they used in their study?
Where would a researcher include the list of sources they used in their study?
What is the primary purpose of Chapter V in a research paper?
What is the primary purpose of Chapter V in a research paper?
What key information does the introduction of a research paper usually contain?
What key information does the introduction of a research paper usually contain?
Which component is emphasized within the introduction of a research paper?
Which component is emphasized within the introduction of a research paper?
Which of the following is the first part of introduction based on the Deficiencies Model (Creswell, 2012)?
Which of the following is the first part of introduction based on the Deficiencies Model (Creswell, 2012)?
In the T.I.O.C. approach to writing an introduction, what does the acronym stand for?
In the T.I.O.C. approach to writing an introduction, what does the acronym stand for?
What is the initial element in the Inverted Pyramid Approach to writing a research introduction?
What is the initial element in the Inverted Pyramid Approach to writing a research introduction?
Which approach to writing a research introduction involves starting with broad information and narrowing down to the specific focus of the study?
Which approach to writing a research introduction involves starting with broad information and narrowing down to the specific focus of the study?
What is the purpose of the 'Statement of the Problem' in a research paper?
What is the purpose of the 'Statement of the Problem' in a research paper?
What are the two main parts of the 'Statement of the Problem'?
What are the two main parts of the 'Statement of the Problem'?
What is the role of the 'General Problem' within the 'Statement of the Problem'?
What is the role of the 'General Problem' within the 'Statement of the Problem'?
What is the key difference between a 'Non-researchable' and a 'Researchable' question?
What is the key difference between a 'Non-researchable' and a 'Researchable' question?
In the context of research questions, what is the purpose of using 'who, what, when, where, why, how'?
In the context of research questions, what is the purpose of using 'who, what, when, where, why, how'?
Which type of research question is designed to explore the characteristics or profiles of the subjects in a study?
Which type of research question is designed to explore the characteristics or profiles of the subjects in a study?
Which type of research question investigates the influence of study habits on the level of achievement among Senior High School students?
Which type of research question investigates the influence of study habits on the level of achievement among Senior High School students?
If a researcher is studying the effects of online learning on the performance of SHS students, what type of research question are they likely posing?
If a researcher is studying the effects of online learning on the performance of SHS students, what type of research question are they likely posing?
A research team is tasked with formulating new policies to enhance modular distance learning based on their research findings. What kind of research question would guide this process?
A research team is tasked with formulating new policies to enhance modular distance learning based on their research findings. What kind of research question would guide this process?
What is a crucial initial step in designing a research title related to projects with implications for society?
What is a crucial initial step in designing a research title related to projects with implications for society?
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Importance of research
Importance of research
The ability of research to make a significant difference in the lives of individuals and the broader community.
How to Choose a Research Topic
How to Choose a Research Topic
Start with broad subjects, then narrow down by finding subtopics that spark your interest.
Alternative way to find a research topic
Alternative way to find a research topic
Looking around, observing, and identifying a problem or phenomenon.
Refrain from abbreviations
Refrain from abbreviations
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Positive Impression
Positive Impression
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Modern Nomenclature
Modern Nomenclature
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Dependent and Independent Variables
Dependent and Independent Variables
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Research Title Length
Research Title Length
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Research Titles
Research Titles
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Capitalization in research titles
Capitalization in research titles
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Preliminary Parts
Preliminary Parts
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Body of the Thesis
Body of the Thesis
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End Matters
End Matters
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The introduction
The introduction
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Deficiencies Model
Deficiencies Model
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T.I.O.C. Approach
T.I.O.C. Approach
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Inverted Pyramid Approach
Inverted Pyramid Approach
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Statement of the Problem
Statement of the Problem
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General Problem
General Problem
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Specific Problem or Research Questions
Specific Problem or Research Questions
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Non-researchable questions
Non-researchable questions
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Researchable questions
Researchable questions
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Study Notes
- This resource is from Research 1, Quarter 3, Week 3
- There are 5 topics covered in this resource
- Designing a project related to daily life
- Writing a research title
- Parts of a research paper
- Introduction
- Statement of the problem
Designing a Project Related to Daily Life
- Research is important because of its ability to leave a lasting impact on people and the community in general
Writing a Research Title
- Select a topic by thinking of broader topics
- Then narrow the topic down by thinking of subtopics
- Education is a broad topic and examples of subtopics are
- Students
- Teachers
- Academic performance
- English language
- Reading comprehension
- Choosing a strand should be an important aspect for SHS students
- Factors influence students in choosing their strand
- Look around and observe when selecting a topic
- Look for problems or phenomena.
- Other pointers in writing the research title could be:
- Reflect the proposed study's content and range
- Don't use abbreviations
- Use words that create a positive impression and stimulate the readers' interest
- Use modern nomenclature (terms) in the field of study
- Ensure the dependent and independent variables are identified
- Indicate the relationship between the variables to support the thesis
- Limit the title to between 10 to 15 words
- Avoid starting a title with "study of" or similar
- Titles are phrases or questions
- Subtitles are an option and can be a question
- Grammar must be observed
- Capitalize the first and last word of the title, including the first word of the subtitle
- Capitalize all nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs that appear between the first and last words
Examples of Research Titles:
- A Case Study on Students' Virtual Fatigue in Online Classes
- Customer Service of AlfaMart Convenience Store Cutud Branch
- Lived Experiences of ABM Students in Modular Distance Learning Modality
Examples of Research Titles With Subtitles
- Experience Better: A Case Study on Converge's Intermittent Internet Connection
- Mothers in their Teenage Years: A Phenomenological Study
Parts of a Research Paper
- There are 3 main parts
- Preliminary parts
- Body of the thesis
- End matters
Preliminary Parts
- Title page
- Approval sheet
- Acknowledgment sheet
- Abstract
- Table of contents
- List of tables
- List of figures
Body of the Thesis
- Chapter I - The Problem and Its Background includes the following sections:
- Introduction/Background of the Study
- Statement of the Problem
- Significance of the Study
- Scope and Limitation of the Study
- Definition of Terms
- Chapter II - Review of Related Literature and Studies includes:
- Related Literature and Studies
- Chapter III - Methodology of the Study includes:
- Methods and Techniques Used
- Respondents of the Study
- Instrument of the Study
- Data Gathering Procedure
- Data Processing and Statistical Treatment
- Chapter IV - Presentation, Analysis, and Interpretation of Data
- Chapter V - Summary of Findings, Conclusions, and Recommendations includes:
- Summary of Findings
- Conclusions
- Recommendations
End Matters
- References
- Appendices
The Introduction
- Contains the background information of the research topic
- Importance and validity of the research problem
- It states the reason for conducting the study
Techniques in Writing the Introduction
- Deficiencies Model (Creswell, 2021): an approach that can be a general template for writing a solid introduction to a proposal or research study
- There are 5 parts to the introduction
- State the research problem
- Studies that have addressed the problem
- Indicate the deficiencies
- The importance of the study
- The purpose statement
- T.I.O.C. approach (Nuqui, 2019): trends, issues, objectives, contributions
- Highlight the trends
- Identify the issues and the gaps
- Mention the objectives
- Contributions of the study
- Inverted Pyramid Approach
- Begin with general background information
- Define major variables
- State the facts, statistics, legal bases
- State reasoning for conducting the study
Statement of the Problem
- Uses questions that are clear, and unambiguous, to investigate the problems in a research paper
- Composed of 2 parts
- General Problem (statements) - sentence/s is the opening part
- Specific Problem (questions) - stated as research questions
- Two general types of research questions
- Non-researchable questions: answerable by yes or no
- Researchable questions: includes questions of value, opinions, or policy to gather data.
- Use who, what, when, where, why, how with these questions
Examples for researchable questions:
- A. Factor - Isolating Question
- What is the profile of the students in terms of: age, gender, grade and strand, and health condition
- B. Factor - Relating Question
- How do study habits influence the level of achievement of SHS Students?
- C. Situation - Relating Question
- What are the effects of online learning on the level of performance of SHS students?
- D. Situation Question
- Based on the findings, what policy may be formulated to improve the school's modular distance learning modality?
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