WRITING A RESEARCH TITLE

The learners are able to design a research project related to daily life. (CS_RS11-IIIc-e-1)

The learner writes a research title (CS_RS11-IIIc-e-2)

1.What do you see in the
picture?
2.What does the picture show?
3.Does the picture show
problem to be solved?
4.As a student, how can you be
of help to alleviate the
problem of the country?
 Examine the following list of topics. If you
decide to talk or write about any of these
topics, which among them would you like to
focus on? Why do you like that and not the
others?

1. ABS CBN 2 6. COVID 19

2. Forensic Linguistics 7. Philippines’ Underground River
3. Social Media Network 8. Climate Change
4. President Rodrigo R. Duterte 9. The Digital Era
5. Taal Volcano 10. Carcinogenic Foods
CHARACTERISTICS OF A
RESEARCH PROBLEM
Generally speaking the characteristics of a good research problem has the
acronym of SMART.
❖Specific. The problem is specifically stated.
❖Measurable. It is easy to measure by using research instruments,
interviews, apparatus, equipment.
❖Achievable. The data are achievable using correct statistical tools to
arrive at precise results.
❖Realistic. Real results are attained because they are gathered
scientifically and not manipulated or maneuvered.
❖Time-bound. Time frame is required in every activity because the shorter
completion of the activity, the better.
GUIDELINES IN WRITING A
RESEARCH TITLE
 GUIDELINES IN WRITING A RESEARCH TITLE

1.It should not be more than 20 words.

2.It should include variables (independent and dependent
variables) and methodical analysis.
3.It should give insight virtually on what the research is all
about.
4.It should serve as a reference for the whole research report
which others can use.
Source: (Adanza et al., 2009
 GUIDELINES IN WRITING A RESEARCH TITLE

1.The following words should not be part of the title since all
researches are studies, an analysis of variable, and an
investigation, like: “A study of…”, “An Analysis of …”, And “An
Investigation of…”.
2.It is not important to include the date and location of the
investigation as these can be place in the scope and
Delimitation of the Study.
Source: (Adanza et al., 2009)
EXAMPLES OF RESEARCH
TITLES
 EXAMPLES OF RESEARCH TITLES
• Impacts of computer literacy on education in Malvar
Senior High School
• Psychological impacts of student bullying: A Case Study
• Stories of Death in Fraternity Hazing: A study of the
existence of fraternities in the Philippine universities
• The need to create a more inclusive healthcare system: A
Reflection of Covid-19 Cases in the Philippines
 EXAMPLES OF RESEARCH TITLES
• Causes of malnutrition in young children: A Qualitative Study in
Malvar, Batangas
• The social implications of living with disabilities: An Ethnographic
Study
• Benefits of 4Ps (Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program) to the
less privileged
• Understanding the stigma of living with disabilities: A Case Study
among members of PWD Organizations in Malvar
ACTIVITY 1
ACTIVITY 2
ACTIVITY 3
RESEARCH ALERT!
PROPOSE THREE RESEARCH TITLES AND THEIR PURPOSES .

• Topic 1
Working Research Title
Reflect: What should I consider
Purpose of the Study in doing my research? What are
• Topic 2 my research questions? What
Working Research Title problems would my research
Purpose of the Study
solve? Who will benefit from my
• Topic 3
research? Why do I need to
Working Research Title
Purpose of the Study conduct this research?
 NARROW DOWN

1. General subject: The Philippine Government 2. General subject: Student Life

Narrowed ____________________________ Narrowed ____________________________
Narrowed Further ______________________ Narrowed Further ______________________
Narrowed Further ______________________ Narrowed Further ______________________
Final/Specific Topic _____________________ Final/Specific Topic _____________________