English lesson 1-3 4th qtr

• Systematic and scientific procedure


  1. Data collection

  2. Compilation

  3. Data analysis

  4. Interpretation

  5. Implication
• Research


  A piece of academic writing
• Abstract


  A short summary, intended to describe, should be self-contained
• Gap


  Missing piece or pieces
• Introduction


  Next part after the title and abstract
• Review of related literature

  Provides an overview
• Hypothesis (singular) Hypotheses (plural)


  Statement of expectation known as the research intellect gas or wild guest
• Methodology


  Systematic method to resolve a research, to ensure valid and reliable results
• Population


  To draw conclusions about
• Sample


  Smaller part or subgroup, necessity, practicality, cost effective, manageability, respondents, subjects, participants
• Variable


  Can be manipulated, independent - change or manipulated, dependent - responds to changes
• Conceptual framework


  Term that abstractly describes
• Theoretical framework


  Structure that can hold support or a theory
• Research instrument


  To collect or obtain data relevant to the subject of research
• Questionnaire


  Main instrument for collecting data and survey research
• Data


  Any information that has collected observed generated and collected
• Results


  Where authors provide the data collected
• Discussion


  Purpose is to interpret and describe the significance of findings
• Conclusion


  Reduce understand why your research should be mattered, not a merely summary of your point or view statement at a synthesis
• Reference


  List all source used, credit authors
• Appendix


  Space for material to clarify attach, copy of the research instrument
• Socio-cultural


  Wide array of social and cultural influence
• Qualitative


  Word based describing quality of things
• Quantitative


  Numerical and record quantities
• SMART

  • Specific Measurable Attainable Realistic Time
• Elements of a research paper


  • Title
  • Author
  • Abstract keywords
  • Introduction
  • Method
  • Results
  • Discussion
  • Conclusion
  • Reference