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    What Is Research

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    This document defines research and describes the research process. It states that research starts with identifying a problem and collecting and analyzing data to make an evidence-based decision. Research is described as a careful, systematic process of solving problems through recognized methods of data collection, analysis, and interpretation. The key aspects of research identified are that it is a systematic and iterative process that involves identifying a problem, formulating hypotheses, collecting data, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions. Additionally, the document outlines the research cycle/spiral of identifying a problem, reviewing literature, setting objectives, collecting data, analyzing/interpreting data, reporting/evaluating, and reviewing again. It poses the question of how research can improve quality of life and provides evaluation

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    This document defines research and describes the research process. It states that research starts with identifying a problem and collecting and analyzing data to make an evidence-based decision. Research is described as a careful, systematic process of solving problems through recognized methods of data collection, analysis, and interpretation. The key aspects of research identified are that it is a systematic and iterative process that involves identifying a problem, formulating hypotheses, collecting data, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions. Additionally, the document outlines the research cycle/spiral of identifying a problem, reviewing literature, setting objectives, collecting data, analyzing/interpreting data, reporting/evaluating, and reviewing again. It poses the question of how research can improve quality of life and provides evaluation

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    This document defines research and describes the research process. It states that research starts with identifying a problem and collecting and analyzing data to make an evidence-based decision. Research is described as a careful, systematic process of solving problems through recognized methods of data collection, analysis, and interpretation. The key aspects of research identified are that it is a systematic and iterative process that involves identifying a problem, formulating hypotheses, collecting data, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions. Additionally, the document outlines the research cycle/spiral of identifying a problem, reviewing literature, setting objectives, collecting data, analyzing/interpreting data, reporting/evaluating, and reviewing again. It poses the question of how research can improve quality of life and provides evaluation

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    What Is Research

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    This document defines research and describes the research process. It states that research starts with identifying a problem and collecting and analyzing data to make an evidence-based decision. Research is described as a careful, systematic process of solving problems through recognized methods of data collection, analysis, and interpretation. The key aspects of research identified are that it is a systematic and iterative process that involves identifying a problem, formulating hypotheses, collecting data, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions. Additionally, the document outlines the research cycle/spiral of identifying a problem, reviewing literature, setting objectives, collecting data, analyzing/interpreting data, reporting/evaluating, and reviewing again. It poses the question of how research can improve quality of life and provides evaluation

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    LANGUAGE

    RESEARCH
    WHAT IS
    RESEARCH?
    DEFINITION OF RESEARCH
    RESEARCH starts with a problem.
    • The researcher must feel the need, then he
    collects data of facts, analyzes these data
    critically, and finally reaches a decision on
    actual evidence (Ariola, 2006).
    Research is a careful and
    systematic means of solving
    problems (Thomas and
    Nelson, 1996).
     Research is a process, an activity in
    the search for knowledge through
    recognized methods of data
    collection, analysis and interpretation
    ( Wiersma, 1995).
    WHAT IS RESEARCH?
    RESEARCH – a systematic
    process
    RESEARCH – an iterative
    process
    RESEARCH AS A SCIENTIFIC
    METHOD
    …involves the following five steps:
     Identification of a problem

     Formulation of hypotheses
     Data collection
     Data analysis

     Drawing conclusion
    THE RESEARCH
    CYCLE/SPIRAL
    Identifying
    Problem

    Reporting and Reviewing


    Evaluating the Literature
    Study

    Analyzing and
    Interpreting the Setting the
    Data Objectives

    Collecting Data
    How does research
    improve the quality
    of life?
    CRITERIA FOR THE
    PRESENTATION:
     PRESENTATION - 10 pts.
     CONTENT - 10 pts.
     GRAMMAR - 5 pts.
     RELEVANCE OF THE IDEA TO THE TOPIC - 5 pts.
    30 pts.
    GROUP 1
    DADANG
    LIGONES
    RODRIGUEZ
    SALONGA
    SANCHEZ
    SOMBRIO
    GROUP 2
     ARNAIZ
     ROSILLO
     CARREDO
     JUAN
     PILAPIL
     MIJARES
     MASAORIN
    GROUP 3
     CONVICTO
     LABOR
     DIOHANG
     QUIBEN
     PERNIA
     MAURILLO
     MARATA
     MAGLASANG
    GUIDELINES IN CHOOSING A
    TOPIC
    When deciding on a topic, there are a few things that you
    will need to do:
     brainstorm for ideas
     choose a topic that will enable you to read and understand the literature
     ensure that the topic is manageable and that material is available
     make a list of key words
     be flexible
     define your topic as a focused research question
     research and read more about your topic
     formulate a thesis statement
    Consider the scope of your topic.
    - If your topic is too broad it may be
    hard to find information that is focused
    and relevant; if your topic is too narrow
    it may be hard to find any information at
    all.
    Better:
    Too Broad:
    The Acquisition of
    English language in
    The English
    the Philippines
    Language

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