Session 1. Simplified Approach To Writing Qualitative Research Titles - Jala
Session 1. Simplified Approach To Writing Qualitative Research Titles - Jala
Session 1. Simplified Approach To Writing Qualitative Research Titles - Jala
WRITING QUALITATIVE
RESEARCH TITLES FOR
SHS LEARNERS
MARLON S. JALA PhD
School Principal, Bilar National High School
Objectives
1. Develop a comprehensive
understanding of the various
techniques involved in crafting
effective and engaging
qualitative research titles.
2. Write a create clear, concise,
compelling, and catchy
research title based on
Creswell’s qualitative research
designs.
3. Foster a positive mindset and
confidence in writing
qualitative research titles for
future research projects.
1. Be clear and concise. The title should
accurately reflect the main problem of
the study and the sub-problems that will
be explored.
Tips for 2. Use keywords that will be easily found
by researchers. When writing the title,
Writing consider the keywords that researchers
are likely to use when searching for
Qualitative studies on your topic.
Use active voice. The title should be
Research
3.
written in active voice, rather than
passive voice.
Titles 4. Avoid jargon. The title should be written
in plain language that is
understandable to a general audience.
• Avoid acronyms and
abbreviations. The title should be
written in full, rather than using
Tips for acronyms or abbreviations.
Writing • Avoid superlatives. The title should
not contain superlatives, such as
Qualitative "best" or "most."
• Sub-Problems:
• Sub-Problems:
1. How did the child soldier
become involved in conflict?
2. What are the experiences of the
child soldier during conflict?
3. How has the child soldier coped
with the trauma of conflict?
Central Question: What is the case of a
successful entrepreneur in Bilar, Bohol?
Sub-Problems:
CASE STUDY
1.What are the factors that contributed to the
success of the entrepreneur?
2.What are the challenges faced by the
entrepreneur?
3.How did the entrepreneur overcome these
challenges?
ETHNOGRAPHY
Title: The Culture of a Rural High
School
Central Question:
• Sub-Problems:
• What are the values and beliefs of the
participants?
• How do the high school students interact
with each other?
• What are the challenges faced by the
participants?
GROUNDED THEORY
• Sub-Problems: