Republic of the Philippines

Region XI
Division of Island Garden City of Samal
DIOSDADO ALORRO SR. HIGH SCHOOL
San Remegio, Kaputian Dist.III, IGaCoS

Practical Research 1

PERFORMANCE TASK

Instruction: Write a research proposal for your final research study in Practical Research
1. Your research proposal should contain the following template (there is a sample
format in the next page). Then, take note that your research proposal must be in aligned
in your field of specialization which is Technical – Vocational Livelihood Track under
Home – Economics Strand. Write your research proposal in a short clean paper. For
your grade in this project kindly use the attached rubrics for your guidance in writing
your research proposal.
The Effects of Strategic Intervention Material in Bread and Pastry Production to

Students Academic Performance in Technology Livelihood Track

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A Research Proposal

Presented to the Faculty of the Senior High School

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In Partial Fulfillment

of the Requirements for Practical Research 1

Introduction to Qualitative Research

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Allen F. Padillo

May 2021
 CHAPTER I

Background of the Study

(This page contains the introduction of study)

First paragraph must contain the research insights about the study.

Second paragraph must contain the global insights about the study.

Third paragraph must contain the national insights about the study.

The fourth paragraph contain the local insights about the study.

Statement of the Problem

Significance of the Study

Scope and Delimitation of the Study

Conceptual Framework (Theory that would support your study)

Review of the Related Literature or RRL (Previous study that would support to your
current study and it should be 8 pages) (Sample APA citation in RRL, According to Padillo
(2020) that success requires hard work and perseverance)

References

(Sample in APA referecing)

Brooks, D. (2018). Good leaders make good schools. The New York Times.
Retrieved on October 19, 2019 from
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/12/opinion/good-leaders-schools.html