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Department of Education
REGION III - Central Luzon
Schools Division of Zambales
ZAMBALES NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
By:
NAME OF SCHOOL
MONTH YEAR
A Research
Presented to the
In Partial Fulfillment
PRACTICAL RESEARCH
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Month Year
Table of Contents
Acknowledgement ……………………………………………………………………. iv
Chapter 1 Introduction
Hypotheses …………………………………………………………………….. 13
Chapter 2 Methodology
Questionnaire ………………………………………………………………………. 18
Bibliography
A. Books
C. Unpublished Materials
D. Electronic Sources
E. Others
Table
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Chapter 1
Introduction
portrays the problem in the global, national, regional, and local context. This may also
include: (a) the justification of what generated interest and motivation for the researcher
that led to the conceptualization of the problem; (b) the logical continuity between
relevant previous work with the present work; (c) the theoretical or practical importance
of the study; and (d) in general, this section must give the reader a firm sense of what
This includes: (a) the different theories and models that provide the conceptual
underpinnings of the study or the legitimate bases for defining its parameters; (b)
general reviews or surveys about the topics that can be referred to that are available;
conclusions.
This section is very significant because the theories shall help in the
interpretation of the research findings. It is advisable to use free standing headings and
presented.
Present the operational definition of key terms. That is, the brief description of
framework. It depicts in a more vivid way what the conceptual framework wants to
convey. The paradigm also requires a clear discussion of the elements of variables and
their relationship. The researcher should know the value of controlling a particular
variable in order that interference of other variables in the prediction will be avoided or
minimized.
Therefore, the final portion in this subtopic is allotted for the discussion of the
paradigm. Note that the discussion is provided before the presentation of the diagram.
main problem is usually stated in a declarative form and covers the broad area. It
congruence with the title and the theoretical framework, and provides linkage with the
methodology to be used.
These specific problems or sub-problems are interrelated parts of the main problem into
smaller subparts.
The general problem must be typed after an Arabic numeral (i.e., 1, 2, 3, etc.)
while the sub-problems must be numbered as per decimal (e.g. 1.1, 2.1, 3.1, etc.).
Hypotheses
Hypotheses are tentative, intelligent guess set forth as possible explanations for
an occurrence. They are posted for the purpose of assisting the researcher in directing
The hypotheses should provide the researcher’s expected answers to the sub-
problems. They should be stated clearly and unambiguously in a declarative form. Use
Since the hypotheses are one-on-one with the problems, the numbering of the
The scope of the study defines the inclusive frame of reference and the
procedural limits. The delimitation of the problem sets the precise boundaries of the
problem area, the variables and the sample, and what the researcher will include or
exclude. The setting of the problem should be stated in terms of geography, period
covered, subjects and area limitations. Constraints in resources, data sources, and
administrative permission should also be included. It should also describe the restraints
imposed by the sampling method and the restrictions imposed by the study designed on
organization/s who will gained benefit/s from the result of the study. Furthermore, state
Definition of Terms
Make an introductory statement on this part. Specify how the researcher define
1. Only terms, words, or phrases which have special or unique meanings in the study
are defined.
2. Terms should be defined operationally, that is, how they are used in the study.
3. The researcher may develop his own definition from the characteristics of the term
defined.
4. Definitions may be taken from encyclopedias, books, magazines, and newspaper
articles, dictionaries and other publications but the researcher must acknowledge his
sources.
5. Definitions should be as brief, clear and unequivocal as possible.
6. Acronyms should always be spelled out fully especially if it is not commonly known
or it is use for the first time. Terms should be arranged in alphabetical order.
The terms to be defined must written in bold form, capitalize only the first letter of
the term and always provide a period at the end. Leave two space bar before the start
of the definition. If two terms are to be defined, make sure that both of the first letter of
both terms should be capitalized. If two lines or more is needed for the definition, on the
second line, one default tab before you continue. For Example:
Chapter 2
Methodology
Research Design
Indicate the research method used, spell out and reason for the choice of it.
Present a narrative description of the population. Start with the universe then to
the sample. Explain the sampling technique used, if any. When needed, a tabular
explanation.
Describe briefly the instrument or materials used and their function in the study.
validated by at least three (3) experts on the field of study to evaluate and make
corrections and suggestions as the case may be. Reliability is being attained through
conducting dry-run to different respondents but not the real or actual respondents to test
It should discuss what the researcher did and how the researcher was done.
Summarize each step in the execution of the research, including the instructions
Treatment of Data
This is the basis for the evaluation of the appropriateness of the procedure for
the analysis of the data. For quantitative research, all statistical tools have to be
presented inclusive of how these were used and their formula. Alongside the statistical
tools will be a presentation of their corresponding null hypothesis, if these were the