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It is a list section of all the sources of knowledge the researchers used in carrying out the study.
Reference/Bibliography
Where can we see the following? ✓ The title of your research work ✓ First name and surname of the author(s) ✓ Name of school
Title Page
✓ It is essentially a topic outline of the research work. ✓ It is compiled by listing the headings in the research work down to whichever level you choose.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
✓ It presents a brief summary of your research work.
Abstract
✓ It is where you introduce the topic of your research work where you give the context in terms of the content of the research work.
Introduction
It mainly focuses on the question “Who will benefit from the study?”
Significance of the Study
must be arranged alphabetically. You must define technically or operationally.
Definition of Terms
✓ It describes the population of interest and the sampling of subjects used in the research work.
Population Sample
✓ It analyzes in depth to give meaning to the data presented.
Analysis of Data
✓ These are brief, generalized statements in answer to the general and each of the specific problems.
Concusions
✓ These should be based on the findings and conclusion of the research work. ✓ They may be specific or general. They may include suggestions for further studies. ✓ They should be feasible, workable, flexible, doable, and adaptable
Recommendations
Give at least 2 research instruments
Interview, Survey, Observation, Experiment
Research is guided by the rules of reasoning and the process of induction or deduction.
Research is LOGICAL
Research process is cyclical. The researcher may go back with the previous step and change something.
Research is RECURSIVE
Research can be repeated so that other researchers can test the findings of the research.
Research is REPLICABLE
Research creates meaningful and unbiased data and does not waste resources.
Research is OBJECTIVE
