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    Writing

    Research
    Title
    What are the different kinds of qualitative research?

    Participant observation
    In-depth interview
    Content analysis

    Films, videos & photographs

    Focus group interview


    narratology
    observation
    Guess Mo
    Title ko
    VICE GANDA
    JACKIE CHAN
    Guide questions
    1)What area of study or
    discipline will I conduct in my
    research?
    2)How can we remain interested
    in our research subject?
    3)What personal characteristics
    do we have which might help me
    to complete my research?
    THE Four ‘W’s’
    When you start to think about your research project, a
    useful way of remembering the important questions
    to ask is to think of the five ‘Ws’:

    What? When?
    Where?
    Why?
    Who?
    Here are the Elements of a Research Title. The
    research title is not meant to be entertaining or
    “catchy” like the titles of television programs or
    movies, but informative. Research title contain
    the following information:
    1. The subject matter or topic to be investigated.
    (“What?”)
    2. The place or locale where the research is to be
    conducted. (“Where?”)
    3. The population or universe from who the data
    are to be collected, i.e., the respondents or
    interviewees. (“Who”?)
    4. The time period of the study during which the
    data are to be collected. (“When”?)
    The teaching of Science

    in the high schools of Province Pangasinan

    during the school year 1989-1990

    as perceived by teachers and students

    The effects of the use of cell phones on the academic performance

    to senior high school students

    at Dagupan City University

    during the first semester, school year 2017-2018


    Effectiveness of Using ICT in
    Remedial Reading to Grade 7
    Students Belonging to
    Frustration Level at
    JJDVSTVSS
    Failure of the Grade 7-Nemesia
    Students of JJDVSTVSS
    To Correctly Analyse word
    Problems in Mathematics
    Due to Poor Reading
    Comprehension
    Enhancing of Grade 11
    Mathematics
    Students in JJDVSTVSS
    Through Scientific Calculator
    Aided Approach
    Bes, e-eskapo kami ma2ya sa PR 1 , B-day kc Rose
    Anne, mag-walwal tayo!

    SCHOOL CONTEXT
    Cigarette Smoking Behavior and
    the Related Factors Among the
    SHS of JJDVSTVSS SHS

    The Effect of Cigarette Smoking


    on students in their academic
    performance
    Elements of Research Title:
    Subject matter: Low
    Academic Performance
    Place or locale: Judge Jose
    De Venecia Sr. TVSS
    Time period: School Year
    2018-2019
    Population: Grade 7
    Students
    PICTURE ANALYSIS

    Sabi ko sayo lagi kang


    magbigay sa akin para hindi
    kana masaktan!
    Techniques for Narrowing a Topic

    1. Examine the literature.


    • follow suggestions an author gives for future research
    •Replicate a previous research project or with slight
    variations
    2. Talk over ideas with others
    Things to consider in selecting a topic:
    a. Time frame for completion
    b. Benefit to the community. Topics that
    improve human life is the ultimate goal

    of research.
    c. Focus on a specific area of knowledge;
    i.e., it should be concentrated on a
    specific subject area.
    d. Topics should be interesting; that is,
    pertinent to the readers’ interests.
    e. Topics should be measurable and
    observable for it must be results
    =When you’re thinking about your
    research, ask yourself the five ‘Ws’: –
    What is my research?
    Why do I want to do the research?
    Who are my research participants?
    Where am I going to do the research?
    When am I going to do the research?
    =Sum up your research project in one
    sentence.

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