1. Why did the researcher choose the topic?

"The researcher selected this topic because it fills a gap in existing research and is
relevant in real-world situations."

2. Explain what the researcher's research is all about?

"The researcher's study focuses on [briefly summarizing the research topic],

aiming to achieve [mentioning the main objectives or goals of the study]."

3. What is the scope of the researcher's study?

"The researcher's study covers [mentioning the specific aspects or boundaries of

the research, such as geographical coverage, time frame, or target population]."

4. What is the significance of the researcher's study?

"The researcher's study is important because it [highlighting the importance or

potential impact of the research, such as addressing a pressing issue, contributing to
knowledge advancement, or influencing policy and practice]."

5. What are the researcher's research variables?

"The main factors the researcher is looking into are [listing the main variables or
factors being investigated and their relationship to each other, if applicable]."

6. What research methodology did the researcher use?

"The researcher used [mentioning the specific research methodology, such as

quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods, experimental, etc.] to collect and analyze
data."

7. Why did the researcher use the research methodology?

"This method was chosen because it suited the researcher's research questions
and allowed for a thorough analysis of the data."

8. What limitations did the researcher encounter?

"During the research, some challenges were faced, such as [mentioning specific
limitations, such as sample size constraints, data collection challenges, or
methodological limitations]."

9. What source of data did the researcher employ for the research?

"For gathering data, the researcher used [mentioning the sources of data, such as
surveys, interviews, secondary data analysis, etc.], which provided valuable insights
into [the research topic]."
10. Based on the researcher's findings, what are their recommendations and
suggestions?

"From the findings, the researcher suggests [mentioning specific

recommendations or suggestions based on the research results, such as policy
changes, further research directions, or practical implications for stakeholders]."

1. *Why did the researcher choose the topic?*

- Explain the background: Discuss what sparked your interest in the topic and any
personal or professional experiences that led you to choose it.

- Identify the gap: Highlight the gap in existing literature or knowledge that your
research aims to fill.

- Justify relevance: Explain why addressing this gap is important in the context of
academia or the real world.

2. *Explain what the researcher's research is all about?*

- Provide an overview: Summarize the main focus of your research in clear and
concise language.

- State objectives: Clearly state the objectives or goals of your study to give a
clear direction to your research.

3. *What is the scope of the researcher's study?*

- Define boundaries: Specify the scope of your study in terms of geographical

coverage, time frame, target population, or any other relevant parameters.

- Discuss limitations: Acknowledge any limitations in your study's scope and

explain how they may impact the generalizability of your findings.

4. *What is the significance of the researcher's study?*

- Highlight importance: Emphasize why your study is significant and how it

contributes to the existing body of knowledge.

- Discuss potential impact: Explain the potential impact of your research on

academia, industry, policy-making, or society at large.

5. *What are the researcher's research variables?*

- Identify variables: Clearly state the main variables or factors that you are
investigating in your research.
 - Explain relationships: If applicable, discuss the relationships between these
variables and how they contribute to your research objectives.

6. *What research methodology did the researcher use?*

- Describe methodology: Explain the specific research methodology (quantitative,

qualitative, mixed-methods, experimental, etc.) you used to collect and analyze
data.

- Justify choice: Justify why this methodology was chosen based on its suitability
for addressing your research questions and objectives.

7. *Why did the researcher use the research methodology?*

- Discuss suitability: Explain how the chosen methodology aligns with your
research questions, objectives, and the nature of your data.

- Highlight strengths: Discuss the strengths of the methodology you used and how
they contribute to the validity and reliability of your findings.

8. *What limitations did the researcher encounter?*

- Acknowledge limitations: Be transparent about any limitations or challenges

encountered during your research.

- Discuss implications: Explain how these limitations may have influenced your
findings and interpretations.

9. *What source of data did the researcher employ for the research?*

- Specify data sources: Clearly state the sources of data you used, such as
surveys, interviews, secondary data analysis, etc.

- Explain data collection: Describe how you collected and validated the data to
ensure its accuracy and reliability.

10. *Based on the researcher's findings, what are their recommendations and
suggestions?*

- Summarize findings: Briefly summarize the key findings of your research.

- Provide recommendations: Based on your findings, offer specific

recommendations or suggestions for future research, policy changes, or practical
implications for stakeholders.

- Justify recommendations: Explain why these recommendations are important

and how they build upon the insights gained from your research.
1. *Why did you choose this title for your research?*

- Explain relevance: Describe how the title accurately represents the core focus
and objectives of your research.

- Highlight uniqueness: Discuss any unique aspects or contributions of your

research that are reflected in the title.

- Address significance: Explain why the chosen title is important in conveying the
essence and potential impact of your research.

2. *How does the title reflect the scope of your study?*

- Define scope: Discuss how the title encapsulates the key elements and
boundaries of your research, such as the subject area, objectives, and methodology.

- Clarify focus: Explain how the title helps readers understand the specific aspects
or questions your research addresses.

3. *What is the potential contribution of your research based on the title?*

- Discuss contribution: Explain how your research, as reflected in the title,

contributes to filling a gap in existing literature, addressing a relevant issue, or
advancing knowledge in the field.

- Emphasize impact: Highlight the potential impact of your research on academia,

industry, policy-making, or society, as implied by the title.

4. *How does the title align with your research objectives and methodology?*

- Describe alignment: Explain how the title aligns with the objectives, research
questions, and methodology of your study, providing a clear roadmap for your
research.

- Discuss relevance: Emphasize how the title accurately represents the approach
and methods used in your research.

5. *Have you considered alternative titles, and why did you choose this particular
one?*

- Discuss alternatives: Briefly mention any alternative titles you considered and
explain why you ultimately chose the title you did.

- Justify choice: Provide reasons for selecting the chosen title, such as its clarity,
comprehensiveness, and ability to attract interest and attention.

6. *How does the title reflect the potential significance and implications of your
findings?*
 - Explain significance: Discuss how the title hints at the significance of your
research findings and their potential implications for theory, practice, or future
research.

- Address relevance: Explain why the title remains relevant even after completing
the research and how it continues to reflect the essence of your study's outcomes.

1. *Why did the researchers choose this title for the research?*

- "The researchers selected this title because it accurately summarizes the core
focus of their research on [briefly summarize the research topic]. It effectively
communicates the main objectives and contributions of the study."

2. *How does the title reflect the scope of the researchers' study?*

- "The title reflects the scope of the researchers' study by encompassing [mention
specific aspects or boundaries of the research, such as geographical coverage, time
frame, target population, etc.]. It provides a clear overview of the research's breadth
and depth."

3. *What is the potential contribution of the researchers' research based on the title?
*

- "Based on the title, the researchers' research makes a significant contribution by

[explain how the research fills a gap in existing literature, addresses a relevant issue,
or advances knowledge in the field]. The title hints at the potential impact of the
researchers' findings."

4. *How does the title align with the researchers' research objectives and
methodology?*

- "The title aligns seamlessly with the researchers' research objectives and
methodology, as it clearly conveys the approach and methods used in [quantitative,
qualitative, mixed-methods, etc.] research. It serves as a guide to understanding the
focus and methods of the study."

5. *Have the researchers considered alternative titles, and why did they choose this
particular one?*

- "Yes, the researchers considered alternative titles such as [mention alternative

titles]. However, they chose this particular title because it is concise, informative,
and has the ability to attract interest while accurately representing the core of their
research."

6. *How does the title reflect the potential significance and implications of the
researchers' findings?*
 - "The title reflects the potential significance and implications of the researchers'
findings by hinting at [explain the potential impact of the research findings on
theory, practice, or future research]. It sets the stage for understanding the broader
implications of the study."

OBJECTIVES.

1. *To identify and categorize academic school clubs:* This objective aims to catalog
and categorize the various academic clubs available in schools, including subjects
like STEM, humanities, language, arts, and social sciences.

2. *To examine the motivations behind student participation:* This objective seeks
to understand why students choose to participate in academic school clubs,
exploring factors such as interest in the subject, desire for skill development, and
extracurricular enrichment.

3. *To assess the impact of academic club involvement on academic performance:*

This objective focuses on analyzing how participation in academic clubs correlates
with students' academic achievement, including improvements in grades, critical
thinking skills, and subject mastery.

4. *To investigate the development of soft skills through academic club

participation:* This objective involves studying how involvement in academic clubs
contributes to the development of soft skills such as teamwork, communication,
leadership, time management, and problem-solving abilities.

5. *To explore the social and emotional benefits of academic club participation:*
This objective aims to understand how participating in academic clubs enhances
students' social connections, sense of belonging, self-confidence, and overall well-
being.

6. *To analyze the long-term effects of academic club participation:* This objective
involves examining the lasting impacts of academic club involvement on students'
educational and career trajectories, including college admissions, career choices, and
lifelong learning habits.

7. *To gather student and educator perspectives:* This objective focuses on

collecting qualitative data through interviews, surveys, or focus groups to capture
students' and educators' perspectives, experiences, and insights related to academic
club involvements.

8. *To provide recommendations for optimizing academic club programs:* Based on

the findings, this objective aims to offer practical recommendations and strategies
for schools to enhance and diversify their academic club offerings, promote
inclusivity, and maximize the benefits for students.