Lesson 10

Cards (23)

  • Parts of a Research Paper
    • Title Page
    • Abstract
    • Introduction
    • Literature Review
    • Theoretical and Conceptual Framework
    • Research Questions
    • Methods
    • Results
    • Discussions
    • Conclusions & Recommendations
    • References
    • Acknowledgment
  • At the end of the lesson, you should be able to:
  • General Guidelines
    • File Name: Grade Level-Section_Group No.
    • Paper Size: A4 size
    • Margin: 1 inch (all sides)
    • Font Style: Bookman Old Style
    • Font Size: 12
    • Spacing: 1.5
    • Alignment: Justified
    • Citation Style: APA 7th Gen
  • General Reminders
    • Present tense for proposal
    • Past tense for finished and completed research
    • General Tone: Academic research following formal Philippine English
    • Pages: 10-40 pages
    • Words: 5,000 - 10,000 words
  • Title Page Format
    • Font Style: Bookman Old Style
    • Font Size: 14
    • Bold
    • Center align
    • 12-15 words
    • Common and Specific Words
    • Scientific Names - Italics
    • Avoid Acronyms
  • Name Format
    • Format: FN, MN, LN
    • Order: Leader to members
    • Font Style: Bookman Old style
    • Font Size: 12
    • Not Bold
    • Center align
  • Email Address Format
    • Order: Leader to members
    • Font Style: Bookman Old style
    • Font Size: 10
    • Not Bold
    • Center align
  • Follow the rules of grammar, proper punctuation marks, diction, and American Psychological Association (APA) 7th edition
  • An abstract and keywords are constructed once you are done with the entire research report
  • Include in the abstract: research problem, general statement of the problem only, research design, participants/respondents, research instruments used, data collection methods, major results/findings, conclusions, and one major recommendation
  • Abstract Guidelines
    • Font Style: Bookman Old style
    • Font Size: 10
    • Single-spacing 1.0
    • Justify
    • 150-250 words only
    • Common and Specific Words
    • Scientific Names - Italics
    • Avoid Acronyms
    • ½ inch indented left and right
  • Keywords: 4 – 8 keywords preferably taken from the title or research questions. Use Bookman Old style font with a 10-point size
  • Background of the study: 1st Paragraph - write what different authors knew about your topic/research problem in the global context with proper citation
  • 2nd paragraph - National context and legal bases (Laws, Deped Order, Regional Memorandum, Division Memorandum)
  • 3rd paragraph - the research setting, situation/context, and research problem in the locality with data from the previous years or months
  • 4th paragraph - wr
  • Introduction components
    • National context and legal bases (Laws, Deped Order, Regional Memorandum, Division Memorandum)
    • Research setting, situation/context, and research problem in the locality with data from the previous years or months
    • What different authors did not know about your topic and the rationale or reasons why you chose this research topic
    • Benefits that other people may get from your study
  • Reminders/Notes for Introduction
  • Always cite the source of borrowed ideas or information using the following format of APA
  • Literature Review components
    • Discuss the main topic thoroughly with proper citation of borrowed ideas/information
    • At least 30 literature and related studies including the findings in summarized form
    • Use multiple sources of literature - books, journals, articles, websites like Google Scholar, E-Journals.ph, Eric.ed.gov
    • Write the research gap stating that few or no studies have been conducted similar to your study supported by authors
  • Theoretical & Conceptual Framework components
    • Discuss the theories/framework/model supporting your study thoroughly with proper citation of borrowed ideas/information
    • Discuss the concepts of your study including the variables/constructs found in your conceptual paradigm and the content of your research paradigm
  • Research Questions components
    • Write the whole statement of the problem including the general objective and specific objectives in question form
    • The general statement of the problem is a reiteration of the research title written using “The study aimed to…..”
    • The specific objectives (minimum of three) must be in question forms supporting the general objective
  • Methods components
    • Discuss the specific type of research you are using in your study thoroughly with proper citation of borrowed ideas/information
    • Explain your reason why your chosen research design is the most appropriate to use in your study
    • Discuss your participants for qualitative research, subjects for quantitative research, or respondents for survey research in terms of quantity and quality/characteristics like age, sex, socio-economic status, and learning ability thoroughly
    • Discuss the sampling method you use in choosing the participants and the reason for choosing a specific type of sampling method
    • Discuss your research instruments in collecting data like questionnaires, checklists, rating forms, interview guides, test papers, rubrics, FGD, documents, etc. thoroughly