11. What are the limitations encountered?

The limitations of our study is lack of time with respondents, most respondents
are unwilling to devote a lot of effort to provide information, unless they are
provided with an incentive to do so.

12. What is the rationale of your study?

What is your basis that you decided to continue your research?

Research expands our knowledge. The most obvious reason to do research is
that you’ll learn more. There’s always more to learn about a topic, even if you are
already well-versed in it. 

What is already known about your topic? (magbigay ng background about sa mga
alam na topic)

What are the remaining problems, gaps or unknown in your topic? (ano yung kulang
problema at hindi pa alam sa topic)

Why is it important to solve the problem, fill the gap and know the unknown? ( bakit
mahalagang masolusyonan yung mga problema or mapunan yung mga kulang?)

Sample questions during oral defense:

1. Why did you choose this study?
We chose this study to rercognize the effectiveness and impacts of online learning
nowadays. Writing research papers allows me to express my side of the solution to critical
challenges in my chosen field of study. To publish something new which was previously
unknown or misunderstood as well as important documentation works.

2. How did you come up with study?

We were eager to learn about the effects of this new way of learning which is online
learning.

3. What is the significance of your study?

4. How did you conduct your pilot testing?

We conducted our pilot testing by adapting the descriptive Likert scale questionnaire and
handed to a statistician for data analysis.

5. How did you get the reliability of your questionnaire?

6. How valid is your questionnaire?

7. What is the result of your pilot testing?
8. Explain your conceptual framework.
9. What is the relationship of your theoretical framework to your study?
10. What is the result of your study?
11. How did you conduct your final survey?
12. Is your hypothesis accepted or rejected?