PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1: MODULE 4

Name: Hannah Charis L. Canoy

Grade & Section: 11- Lira ABM

WHAT I KNOW:

1. C
2. A
3. B
4. B
5. D
6. C
7. B
8. D
9. A
10. A

LESSON 1

WHAT IS NEW:

1. The more you read, the more clear the image of our universe becomes. We are
dazed by the lie of surrounding us in the event that we need insight. How could
we live calmly and straightforwardly in this world in the event that we can't
perceive how hopeless we are behind the bars of double dealing? We are free
and we have the information to defend what is simply and our individual rights.
We can't see the worth of ourselves in this universe until we have understanding.
We are subjugated by misdirection. To sum up all that has been said up until this
point, instruction is essential.

WHAT’S MORE:

1. Introduction: Lack of water access in the Philippines

Topic Sentence: The percentage of people who has no access to water, places
with water shortage.
Source: World Health Organization, (2020), 1 in 10 people in
the Philippines still do not have access to improved water sources, but the
government is working to achieve universal coverage for water by 2028.
 2. Introduction: Flooding in the Philippines.
Topic Sentence: Places prone to flooding, how people overcome it, percentage
of places in the Philippines prone to flooding.
Source: Warren, (2000), The Philippines generally and
Metro Manila specifically is a city prone to flooding by its very nature
and locality.
3. Introduction: Philipppines Water Crisis
Topic Sentence: Percentage of people experiencing water crisis
Source: UNICEF( 2017), In the Philippines, 91% of the
country’s estimated 100.7 million population have access to at least basic water
services; but access is highly inequitable across the country, with
regional basic water services access ranging from 62% to 100%. Around
99% of the one-fifth wealthiest households are more likely to have access
to basic water services; while only 80% of the poorest quintile do.

BODY: MAIN POINT

Source 1: World Health Organization found out that 1 in 10 people doesn’t have any
access to water supplies.

Source 2: Warren found out that Philippines as a country is generally prone to floods.

Souce 3: UNICEF found out that there are more than 10% in the population of citizen in
the Philippines doesn’t have any access on basic water supply.

BODY: Similarities

UNICEF and WHO agreed that a lot of people in the Philippines have no access to
basic water supply.

BODY: Difference

UNICEF said that poor people are more prone to water scarce while WHO never
mentioned anything about economy status.

CONCLUSION:

- This writing survey is to show and investigate the number of individuals are
enduring in absence of water supply in the Philippines
 - Further research is required o inspect late insights on individuals experiencing
water scant and to offer a potential answer for this issue.

WHAT I HAVE LEARNED:

1. Review
2. Related
3. Avoid
4. Details
5. Capacity and help
6. Points
7. Oral
8. References
9. Similar and Difference
10. Appreciate

WHAT I CAN DO:

The RRL segment on books, diaries and so on are frequently seen on the last
page. A writing survey looks at existing material in a specific subject field, just as data
announced inside a specific time interval. A writing audit might be pretty much as plain
as a rundown of references, yet it regularly follows a design that incorporates both
outline and union.

LESSON 2

WHAT’S NEW:

There is a point in our life where we are truly trinkets to know how things ended
up being how they are today and as a developing young person I am available to new
learning and understandings. At the point when circumstances such as this happens to
me innovation is a major assistance, when I need to find out about something I simply
search through online stages, for example, google and Mozilla firefox they offer
assortment of information for clients and I have taken in a great deal from it, without
innovation I would have to look on books from the library and some other handheld
sources yet innovation makes everything simpler for me.
WHAT’S MORE:

1.

Author’s First Middle (Publicatio Book Title Place of Publisher

Last Initial Initial n Date) Publication
Name :

Simban J. H. 2012 Essentials Cebu City, Digital

of Philippines Books
Hydroponics
Farming.

2.

Author’s First Initial Middle Author’s First Initial Middle

Last Initial Last Initial
Name Name

Roble M. J. Johnson L. n/a

(Publicatio Book Title Place of Publisher

n Date) Publication:

2010 India (2nd New York, Marshall

ed.). NY

3.

Author’s First Middle Author’s First Initial Middle

Last Name Initial Initial Last Name Initial

Carreon A. n/a Marcos M. n/a

Author’s First Middle (Publication Book Title Place of Publisher

Last Name Initial Initial Date) Publication:

Genobaten D. n/a 2009 Work Chicago, IL Wilcon

Under Press
Pressure.
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Author’s First Middle Author’s First Middle

Last Initial Initial Last Name Initial Initial
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Benson B. n/a Aller C.. n/a

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Last Initial Initial Last Name Initial Initial
Name

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Author’s First Middle Author’s First Middle

Last Initial Initial Last Name Initial Initial
Name

Ebiola F. n/a Flores G. n/a

Author’s First Middle (Publication Book Title Place of Publisher

Last Initial Initial Date) Publication:
Name

Harison I. n/a 1994 The Los Paramoud

World Angeles, Era
Beneath. USA Press.

5.

Author’s First Middl (Publicati Article Magazine/ DOI or Article URL

Last Initi e on Date) Title Scholarly
Name al Initial Journal
Title:

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with water

6.

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Name l

Chulz H. K. 2015 Phytoremediation Encyclopedi http://

. a Britannica. www.brittanica .co
m/science/
Phytoremediation.

ACTIVITY 2.3

Part 1

(A biostimulant is an organic material) that, when applied in small quantities, enhances

plant growth and development such that the response cannot be attributed to the
application of traditional plant nutrients (Sharma et.al., 2011).

Part 2

Paraphrase 1, since it did not remove the key words such as the organic part, the
sentence structure is also far from the original text but has the same context and
meaning which is good.

Part 3

Attaining- Achieving

Reduction- Depletion

Poverty- Penury

Vision- Insight

Dubbed- Called

Bountiful- Abundant
Incidence- Occurrence

Population- Residents

Part 4

The Philippines is a predominantly agricultural country. Nonetheless, productivity

is dwindling as a result of the economic downturn. The country now has a population of
over a hundred million people, with the majority of Filipinos suffering from malnutrition
(Briones, et al, 2017). Building more sustainable, resilient, and responsive food systems
should be a major focus. Organic, sustainable, or environmentally friendly methods
have become increasingly popular in recent years (Sanchez Jr, F. C., et al, 2015).

WHAT I HAVE LEARNED:

1. Closely
2. Abstract
3. Journal
4. Paraphrasing
5. Synonyms
6. Reference
7. APA system
8. Summarizing
9. Plagiarism
10. In Text Citation

WHAT I CAN DO:

More than 6 million people have been affected by a water shortage in large areas
of the  Philippine capital and a nearby province, with long queues forming for rationed
water, and businesses and some hospitals struggling to cope after taps ran dry (Agnow
M., 2019)

Water shortage is not a new problem in the Philippines. In 2019, the WHO
reported that at least one out of 10 people in the country still do not have access to
high-quality water sources (Manriquez L., 2020)

94 percent of Filipino families have access to improved water sources, and

around 77 percent of these families do not implement additional water treatment
processes to guarantee the safety of their water sources (Saimon N. K., 2020)
 While water is key in responding to the challenges of the pandemic, water is not
available to everyone, particularly in urban poor settings and rural areas of developing
countries (Tolentino Jr. A., 2020)

In 2016, one of the top 10 leading causes of death in the Philippines was acute
watery diarrhoea, claiming over 139 000 lives (WHO, 2019)

SOURCE:

Agnow, M. (2019, March 14). Philippine water shortage hits more than 6 million people in and

around nation’s capital. South China Morning Post.

https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/3001762/philippine-water-

shortage-hits-more-6-million-people-and

Manriquez, L. (2020, June 26). In the Philippines, New Water Sources Bring New Opportunities.

Reliefweb. https://reliefweb.int/report/philippines/philippines-new-water-sources-bring-

newopportunities#:~:text=Water%20shortage%20is%20not%20a,almost%20impossibl%20to

%20bathe%20daily.

Samion, N. K. (2020, October 23). The Water Crisis: The Philippines. Wateroam.

https://www.wateroam.com/social-awareness/the-water-crisis-philippines

Tolentino Jr., A. (2020, September 26). Health crisis and the looming water crisis. The Manila

Times. https://www.manilatimes.net/2020/09/26/opinion/columnists/health-crisis-and-

the-looming-water-crisis/772130/

WHO. (2019, March 22). Water shortage in the Philippines threatens sustainable development

and health. World Health Organization. https://www.who.int/philippines/news/feature-

stories/detail/water-shortage-in-the-philippines-threatens-sustainable-development-and-

health
 LESSON 3

WHAT’S IN:

WHAT’S NEW:

Identify The Facts

Issues/ Challenges Principle in Conflict Options/ Solutions

Funds are tight Financial problem Avoid buying unnecessary

items and start saving and

buying cheap products.

Non-cooperation or refusal Voluntary Participation Make them understand

of respondents to answer how important it is but if

questions they still refuse let them be

and find other

 respondents.

Lacking instruments Financial problem If the funds are not enough

to buy such instruments if

there are school

apparatuses available you

can borrow or borrow from

people who have such

instruments.

WHAT’S MORE:

Date of application: 25/05/21

Research Team Leader: Vevien Shane Tolibao

Member:

Vevien Shane Tolibao

Research Title: Turning Flood Water into Useable and Drinkable Water

Research Goals: To provide a solution to 2 of the major problems occurring in the

Philippines, flooding and water shortage.

Place, Date/ Time and Duration of Study: Place prone to flooding, month of June, 3

months

Data Collection Methods and Study Participants: Survey and experiment, peope

suffering from the mentioned problems.

Data Collection Method: Survey, interview, and experiment. Systematic Sampling

Informed consent: list ways to ensure respondent participation as safe:

-Ask their permission first.

-Send them a letter of consent before starting.

Confidentiality agreement: list ways to ensure confidentiality, privacy, and safety of

participants and data collected.

-Not asking personal questions.

- Waivers of Documentation of Informed Consent.

Risk Assessment: list means of ensuring safety in materials, instruments, area, and

substances used.

- Provide personal protective equipment (PPE).

-Put it in a safe place away from reach of hand by just anyone.

Signature of Team Members:

WHAT I HAVE LEARNED:

1. Integrity

2. Anonymity

3. Privacy

4. Informed Consent

5. Voluntary Participation
 6. Beneficence

7. Justice

8. Integrity

9. Intellectual

10. Legal

11. Plagiarism

12. Ethics Review

13. Human participation’s

14. Research Institution

15. Risk Assessment

WHAT I CAN DO:

May 25, 2021

The Respondent

Opol NSTS

Dear Sir/Ma’am:

The undersigned is an understudy in Practical Research I in Grade 11. I'm doing

explore on "Transforming Flood Water into Useable and Drinkable Water" as a feature
of my prerequisite.

In such manner, I am mentioning your time and intentional exertion in reacting to

the surveys that are needed for the examination's fruition. Have confidence that any
data got from you will be taken care of in strictest certainty. Your great response will be
a huge commitment to the examination's prosperity and will be highly valued. Thank you
kindly for your help.

Sincerely yours,
Hannah Charis L. Canoy

ASSESSMENT:

1. A
2. B
3. D
4. A
5. B
6. A
7. D
8. D
9. D
10. D
11. B
12. A
13. B
14. B
15. C

ADDITIONAL ACT:

SOURCE Key points and In-Text-Citation APA

Agnow, M. (2019, March 14).
Philippine water shortage hits
more than 6 million people in
and around nation’s capital.
South China Morning Post.
https://www.scmp.com/news/a
valuable information
A lot of people are More than 6 million people
affected from the have been affected by a
water shortage in the water shortage in large
Philippines. areas of the  Philippine
capital and a nearby
province, with long queues
forming for rationed water,
and businesses and some
hospitals struggling to
cope after taps ran dry
(Agnow M., 2019)

sia/southeast-asia/article/3001

762/philippine-water-shortage-

hits-more-6-million-people-
 and

Manriquez, L. (2020, June 26). In the Water shortage is Water shortage is not a
quite normalized in new problem in the
Philippines, New Water Sources the Philippines. Philippines. In 2019, the
WHO reported that at
Bring New Opportunities. Reliefweb. least one out of 10 people
in the country still do not
https://reliefweb.int/report/philippines have access to high-
quality water sources
/philippines-new-water-sources-bring- (Manriquez L., 2020)

newopportunities#:~:text=Water

%20shortage%20is%20not

%20a,almost%20impossibl%20to

%20bathe%20daily.

Samion, N. K. (2020, October 23). Although a lot of 94 percent of Filipino

The Water Crisis: The
Philippines. Wateroam.
https://www.wateroam.com/so
cial-awareness/the-water-
crisis-philippines
people in the families have access to
Philippines has improved water sources,
access to water but a and around 77 percent of
lot of them also don’t these families do not
care if the water is implement additional water
clean. treatment processes to
guarantee the safety of
their water sources
(Saimon N. K., 2020)

Tolentino Jr., A. (2020, September Water shortage is While water is key in

26). Health crisis and the
looming water crisis. The
Manila Times.
mostly happening to responding to the
people in poverty. challenges of the
pandemic, water is not
available to everyone,
particularly in urban poor
settings and rural areas of
developing countries
 https://www.manilatimes.net/2 (Tolentino Jr. A., 2020)

020/09/26/opinion/columnists/

health-crisis-and-the-looming-

water-crisis/772130/

WHO. (2019, March 22). Water
shortage in the Philippines
threatens sustainable
development and health.
The shortage of water In 2016, one of the top 10
in the Philippines also leading causes of death in
affected the people’s the Philippines was acute
health. watery diarrhoea, claiming
over 139 000 lives (WHO,
2019)

World Health Organization.

https://www.who.int/philippin

es/news/feature-stories/detail/

water-shortage-in-the-

philippines-threatens-

sustainable-development-and-

health