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• Background of the Study: contains the rationale and brief overview of your study.
• Significance of the Study: contains the impact and contribution of your study for further research.
• Statement of the Problem: contains the key problems that you want to answer through your study.
• Framework: a set of guidelines and principles that researchers use to guide their work and ensure that the study is rigorous, valid, and reliable.
• Hypothesis: the expected outcomes of your study.
• Objectives: Describe what part your research is trying to achieve and explain why you are pursuing it.
• Research Related Literature: contains the related researches of your study and need to input your thoughts on why it is related to your study.
• Research Method and Design: contains the description of the research method and design you use in your study and the reason why you chose the method and design.
• Paradigm of the Study: provide a framework for researchers to conceptualize and conduct their studies, shaping their understanding of reality and the methods they employ.
• Procedure: describe the data collection and analysis of procedures of the study.
• Background of the study


  rationale and overview of the study
• Significance of the study


  impact and contribution for further research
• objectives


  what you are trying to achieve
• paradigm of the study


  collection and analysis of data
• Chapter 4 •Finding results and discussion •Presentation •Analysis •Discussion
• Chapter 3 •Methods and procedures •Paradigm of the study •Procedure •Materials •Data gathering
• Chapter 2 •Review of Related Literature
• Chapter 1 •Background of the study •Significance of the study •Statement of the problem •Hypothesis •Objectives •Scope and delimitation •Definition of terms
• Flow of research •Title page •Acknowledgment •Abstract •Table of contents
• Chapter 5 •Summary, Conclusion, and Recommendations •Appendices •Documentations •Letters •Workplan •Curriculum vitae •List of figures •References