Practical Research 1

Module 1:
Nature of Inquiry and
Research
Ritney Jean Agpalasin

11-Stem

Lesson 1

IMPORTANCE OF RESEARCH IN DAILY LIFE

What’s New: Complete the concept map by writing words associated with the middle word.

Exploration

Study RESEARCH Investigation

Experimentation
ACTIVITY 1:

Directions: Imagine that you are a detective, and you will look for evidence on the crime scene.

Situations: Possible Evidences:

1. A Rape Case 1. medical examination/ victim injuries

2. toxicology report

2. Carnapping Case 1. bodybuilding

2. dismantling

Lesson 2

FORMULATING RECOMMENDATIONS BASED ON CONCLUSIONS

ACTIVITY 2:

Directions: Write possible steps/processes in the given situations below.

1. To impress someone.

a. The first thing to do is to wear pleasant clothes.Use your wardrobe and style.

b. To catch someone’s attention is if other people are chatting about you.It establishes your social
standing and makes you more alluring. You may bring a "hype team," a group of individuals you trust
to support you, to make this happen

c. Make an impressive move which is to open the conversation.

2. To fry a chicken.

a. Dip the chicken first in the flour mixture, then in the milk mixture.

b. On both sides, thickly coat with bread crumbs.

c. Pan-fry the chicken for 3 to 5 minutes each side, flipping once, until white juice runs clear.

3. To go to school.

a. Wake up early then do your ritual things such as eating,taking a bath,and deciding what you’ll wear.

b. Get the necessary school supplies.

c. Be ready to a walk or get a ride from someone.

 ASSESSMENT

1. Enumerate at least four (4) characteristics of research.

- Empirical
- Controlled
- Systematic
- Objective

2. Give at least three (3) processes of a research.

- DEFINE RESEARCH PROBLEM

- REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

- FORMULATING HYPOTHESIS

3. Explain briefly the importance of ethics in research.

For a variety of reasons, research ethics are essential. They advance research goals such as
knowledge expansion. They promote collaborative work ideals such as mutual respect and
fairness. This is critical since scientific research relies on collaboration across researchers and
groups.

ACTIVITY 3:

Common
-Each could lead to the other. QUALITATIVE
Quantitative
-Yield actionable results. - Defined as naturalistic method of
- Defined as Positivist scientific method
research.
of research
-Refers to the the concern of human
- Refers to a general set of orderly
discipline difficulty by discovering it straightly.

procedures to acquire information. -It is concerned with the experiences,

-It is concerned with numbers and understanding and words of the

measurement. individual.