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This module introduces fundamental research concepts and terminology, equipping learners with the knowledge to distinguish technical terms used in research. It covers key aspects like defining research, familiarizing oneself with research terms, and distinguishing them in context. The module also includes practical activities to reinforce learning, such as a crossword puzzle and a survey research exercise.
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Quarter 4 – Module 1 Technical Terms Used in Research Z est for P rogress Z eal of P artnership
Name of Learner: ___________________________ Grade & Section: ___________________________ Name of School: ___________________________
You are now on the final phase of your Junior High School. In this stage, you will still make a lot of discoveries that will help you become more enhanced in thinking critically and more inquisitively through research. This module was designed to help you distinguish the technical terms used in research. The scope of this module permits it to be used in many different learning situations especially in conducting research to aid you to become more creative and have the sense to work systematically to increase your knowledge. The language used recognizes the diverse vocabulary level of students, and the lessons are arranged to follow the standard sequence of the course. This module contains a lesson that will lead you to: Learning Competency : Distinguish technical terms used in research (EN10V-Iva-30) After going through this module, you are expected to:
Activity 3: Pick and Write Directions: The 10 - Einstein class was asked by their teacher to conduct survey research to the Grade 10 parents if they are in favor of conducting face-to-face classes next school year. All learners were excited for the activity. They were asked to do it through online survey. From the list below, pick out the terms that you think would be important in their research, and write it in the box provided. Activity 4: Complete Me Directions : Complete the following statements by filling in the ideas about research.
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In this part of the module, you will develop thoughts or knowledge that will help you understand better the discussion of the lesson. This ensures that you will discover and understand new concepts and skills. Moreover, this section will provide you more information about the terms used in research. It is expected that you will be guided by the tasks or activities in assessing your knowledge. What Is It Research establishes facts and new findings through a systematic investigation to contribute to an existing body of knowledge Technical Terms Used in Research
Activity 5: Identify Me Directions: Read the following statements very well. Distinguish the terms used in research that correspond to the statements. Choose your answer from the pool of terms in the box. Write your answer on the space provided. _____________________ 1. It pertains to the inclusion of question-based or topic based. This may be used in the form of general questions. _____________________ 2. It discusses published information in a particular subject area. _____________________ 3. It is the part where you indicated the research instrument. _____________________ 4. It is placed where you remember that it is important to give credit where it is due. This means you acknowledge the author’s work. _____________________ 5. It refers to the process of using the information without giving due credit to the writer. Activity 6: What Do You Think Directions : Study the sample terms applied in writing research report. Distinguish how the terms were used based on the content provided. Answer the question for each item by writing the letter on the space before the number. A. _______ 1. What technical term in research was applied in the example above? A. Abstract B. Body C. Plagiarism D. Questionnaire What’s More Interview Guide Reference Plagiarism Methodology Literature Review Research Title This study was conducted to determine the possible correlation among language learning attitudes, linguistic competence, and academic performance in English among the Grade 10 students of Geras Integrated School, Isabela City, Zamboanga Peninsula during the school year 2016-2020. This was done to provide empirical data to support Gardner’s Socio-educational Model of Second Language Acquisition. Gardner (1985) hypothesized that L2 learners with positive learning attitudes toward the target culture and people will learn the target language more effectively than those who do not have positive attitudes. Source : Garil, Benigno. 2017. “Language Learning Attitudes, Linguistic Competence, and Academic Performance of Grade 10 Students.” Thesis, Western Mindanao State University.
_______ 2. What technical term is used in the second example above? A. Appendix B. Reference C. Introduction D. Results _______ 3. What technical term is used when you want to get knowledge from interacting to a group of people? A. Reference B. Interview C. Results D. Abstract _______ 4. What do you call these pieces of information taken from a survey written in forms of graphs, tables, and charts? A. Literature Review B. Plagiarism C. Results D. Introduction _______ 5. What research tool can be used in a research if you are trying to know the background of each of your classmates? A. Cultural Mapping B. Reference C. Running Text D. Body Activity 7: Sharing My Learning Directions: Assess your learning by completing the statements below. What I Have Learned A. In this lesson, I learned that research
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____________________________________________________. Alieto, Ericson O. (2013). Study Habits vis-avis Academic Performance of Senior Laboratory School of Western Mindanao State University, Zamboanga City Aque, Joyce R. (2015) Learning Style vis-à-vis Linguistic Competence of Elementary School Teachers Baker, S.K., Simmons, D.C., &Kameenul, E.J. “Vocabulary Acquisition: Synthesis of Research , Technical report No. 13 for the National Center to Improve the Tools of Educators, University of Oregon, 1995, Barnette, M. (1989). Moore than Meets the eye. NJ. Prentice Hall
B. Sample Questionnaires Survey on My Writing Disposition Indicate your level of awareness on the following environmental conservation measures using the scale below. Place a check mark on the space provided. 1 – Very much aware 2 – Much aware 3 – Aware 4 – Not fully aware 5 - No knowledge at all Statements 1 2 3 4 5
Interview Guide Rubrics in formulating the interview guide Category Expert ( 20 points) Intermediate ( 15 points) Beginner ( 10 points) Score Format The learner correctly filled out all the information in given format. The learner correctly filled out some of the information in the given format. The learner incorrectly filled out some of the information in the given format. Guide Questions All guide questions are appropriate and related to the main topic. Some guide questions are appropriate and related to the main topic. All Guide questions are inappropriate and related to the main topic. Grammar and Punctuations All statements are written correctly following the grammatical structures and punctuations. Some statements are written correctly following the grammatical structures and punctuations. All statements are written incorrectly following the grammatical structures and punctuations. Total /
Guide Questions
Directions : Read each item carefully. Choose the letter of the best answer and write it on the space before the number. ____1. This is the part where researchers present the purpose of their research. A. Introduction B. Interviewing C. Interview Guide D. Methodology ____2. What technical term is used when you acknowledge the sources used in research? A. Results B. Discussion C. Appendix D. Reference ____3. Which among the following choices is NOT an example of running text? A. According to Mualim (2021), you should adjust the world, not the world will adjust you. B. According to Ferrer (2019), where God guides, He provides. C. According to Luna 2010 life is a fruitful harvest. D. According to Remandaban (2020), you can’t buy trust, but you can lose it. ____ 4. Which of the following terms is used when you indicate the procedure on how you conducted the research? A. References B. Methodology C. Literature Review D. Appendix ____ 5. Which of the following information is placed in the Appendix? A. Questionnaire B. Literature Review C. Introduction D. Conclusion ____ 6. Which term is used when you give interest to the reader to read the entire report? A. Interview B. Abstract c. Literature Review D. Reference ____ 7. All of the examples used are forms of questions in writing a questionnaire EXCEPT: A. Checklist on students’ favorite movie genres B. Interview Guide C. A Rating Scale in Agreeing or Disagreeing with opening of classes D. Students’ pastime using multiple choice format _____ 8. In research, what do you mostly need when you want to determine the percentage of Grade 10 students who find difficulties in using online platform for learning? A. Conduct a survey. B. Provide the answers. C. Prepare the findings. D. Write the summary. _____9. Which do you think could be the narrowest research title about “Environmental Awareness”? A. Environmental Awareness of Students B. Environmental Awareness among Learners C. Environmental Awareness of the Grade 10 Students in the Monitoring System Activities of the Municipality of Basilan D. Environmental Awareness is one way to create positive attitude towards loving nature Assessment
_____ 10. Which of the examples DOES NOT show result of a survey research? A. Graph that shows the number of Grade 10 learners who have internet access at home B. Table that shows the frequency of Grade 10 learners who use mobile phones C. Chart that shows the meal plan of a patient D. List that shows the rate of consumption of oil in the Philippines Additional Activity (Optional) Activity 9: Time to be Inquisitive Directions: Using the term used in research and 5 WHs, formulate a sample question that you think will be helpful in your future research. Then, write your questions in the box Terms Used in Research Questions Research Who _____________________________________________ __________________________________________________. Interview Where ____________________________________________ __________________________________________________. Abstract When _____________________________________________ __________________________________________________. Literature Review Why _____________________________________________ __________________________________________________. Conclusion What _____________________________________________ __________________________________________________. What I Know Activity 1 Appendix 1. Reference 2. Abstract 3. Research 4. Introduction 5. What’s In Activity 2 Answers may vary. What’s New Activity 3 Abstract Appendix Interview Questionnaire Reference Results What’s New Activity 4 Answers may vary. What’s More Activity 5 Interview Guide 1. Literature Review 2. Methodology 3. Reference 4. Plagiarism 5. What’s More Activity 6 1.A
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