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    4.1. Chapter 1 Template 1

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    The document provides guidelines for writing an introduction and subsequent chapters for a research study. The introduction should begin broadly and become more focused, consisting of 6 paragraphs with 5-10 sentences each. It should motivate the reader and the researcher. The statement of the problem should include a general problem connected to the title along with specific problems or questions. The significance of the study discusses who will benefit from the research and how. The scope and delimitations outline what, who, when, where, how the study will be conducted along with limitations and weaknesses. The document emphasizes clarity, coherence, and comprehensiveness.

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    The document provides guidelines for writing an introduction and subsequent chapters for a research study. The introduction should begin broadly and become more focused, consisting of 6 paragraphs with 5-10 sentences each. It should motivate the reader and the researcher. The statement of the problem should include a general problem connected to the title along with specific problems or questions. The significance of the study discusses who will benefit from the research and how. The scope and delimitations outline what, who, when, where, how the study will be conducted along with limitations and weaknesses. The document emphasizes clarity, coherence, and comprehensiveness.

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    The document provides guidelines for writing an introduction and subsequent chapters for a research study. The introduction should begin broadly and become more focused, consisting of 6 paragraphs with 5-10 sentences each. It should motivate the reader and the researcher. The statement of the problem should include a general problem connected to the title along with specific problems or questions. The significance of the study discusses who will benefit from the research and how. The scope and delimitations outline what, who, when, where, how the study will be conducted along with limitations and weaknesses. The document emphasizes clarity, coherence, and comprehensiveness.

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    The document provides guidelines for writing an introduction and subsequent chapters for a research study. The introduction should begin broadly and become more focused, consisting of 6 paragraphs with 5-10 sentences each. It should motivate the reader and the researcher. The statement of the problem should include a general problem connected to the title along with specific problems or questions. The significance of the study discusses who will benefit from the research and how. The scope and delimitations outline what, who, when, where, how the study will be conducted along with limitations and weaknesses. The document emphasizes clarity, coherence, and comprehensiveness.

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    INTRODUCTION

    • from macro to micro point of view


    • support with previous studies conducted
    • 2 to 3 pages introduction
    • last paragraph (what motivated you to conduct the study?)
    • Ideally, minimum of 6 paragraphs and with 5 – 10 sentences per paragraph.
    Consistency on the sentence statement is needed as 10 to 15 words. Use of
    transistional devices are encouraged.
    st
    • 1 paragraph – general ideas, could be macro to micro depending on the research
    methodology. First paragraph must be striking to catch the attention of the
    readers but consider the research topic and research design.
    nd
    • 2 paragraph – this entails the research gaps and the local gaps to capture the
    bigger picture of scenario
    rd
    • 3 paragraph – this must be seen highlighting the problem of the study. There is a
    need to really establish the seriousness of the problem
    th
    • 4 paragraph - the possible solutions and interventions of the study. Provide at
    least one sentence on how beneficiaries will be benefited
    th
    • 5 paragraph – miscellaneous supports (legal sources, technical guidelines,
    national and international resources) to intensify the cause of doing the research •
    6th – personal conviction (what prompted you to consider the topic) and also the
    relevance of the topic to you as the researcher and to the Doctor of Education
    Program.
    • Note: 3Cs in Chapter 1 – Clarity, Coherence and Comprehensiveness

    Statement of the Problem


    • Writing your statement of the problems varies according to the research design. The
    SOP must have a general and specific problem ending with a period (declarative
    statement). The General problem of the study must be anchored to its
    representation in the title.
    • Specific problems must answer the general problems as well.
    • Sources of SOP: Review of literature and studies, theories and preliminary data
    gathering especially in qualitative researches that is why it is important to conduct
    a non-formal interview in this manner.
    • In quantitative research, SOP must be less than 10 specific problems/questions or
    else resetting of the significance value in the hypothesis must be done. Likewise,
    qualitative designs begin at central questions and specific questions are depending
    on the said philosophy.
    • Mixed method design depends on the phasing of strategies either quali to quanti
    or quanti to quali or concurrently done.

    Significance of the Study


    • This refers to the beneficiaries of the study. Identify at least ten (10) beneficiaries. •
    Must be arranged from mostly to least benefited
    • Consistency is required, it must answer the following questions: Whom will be
    benefited? How they will be benefited? and Why they have to be benefited? • 3 to
    5 sentence-discussions is expected for each beneficiary

    Scope and Delimitation of the Study


    • This refers to answer the following questions:
    ✓ What is the study all about?
    ✓ Who will be part of the study?
    ✓ When and Where the study to be conducted?
    ✓ How the study will be conducted? Includes Inclusion and Exclusion
    criteria but avoid repetition in the Chapter 3
    ✓ Why the study needs to be conducted (DELIMITATIONS)?
    ✓ Declare the WEAKNESS OF THE Study
    ✓ Declare the things that you cannot do anymore but important to the study

    Notes
    ✓ Use APA 6th Edition – Alphabetical / Inverted Pyramid

    double spaces
    Times New Roman 12pt. size.
    Margin of the 8.5x11 Paper
    LEFT 1.5 inches
    Right, Top and Bottom – 1 inch

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