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֎ LEARNING OBJECTIVES
After going through this module, you are expected to be able to:
1. cite the benefits of research; and
2. identify the beneficiaries of research.
In the previous lesson, you were oriented with the scope and delimitation of research. In this
module, you will learn about the significance of the study which encapsulates the benefits and
beneficiaries of research. Moreover, this will highlight why it is important for you to conduct a research as
a senior high school student.
֎ WHAT’S NEW?
What comes to your mind when you see the different
illustrations below? Do you have any idea about them? Can you
relate to them?
.֎ WHAT IS IT?
Cristobal and Cristobal (2017) states that research is a very noble undertaking if it makes
significant contributions to the community and to the academic field or discipline where the
researcher is affiliated with. This is basically the reason why the researcher needs to determine
the relevance of their study. It should apparently identify the purpose that the research will serve and
how it will contribute to the society, the country, the government, the institution or agency concerned, and
the research community.
Under this section of the research paper, the researcher must be able to present the valuable
contribution of the study to a particular body of knowledge or area of specialization. As Cristobal and
Cristobal (2017) noted, it could be in the form of a new knowledge in the field, analysis of trends over time,
validation of other findings using different methodologies, confirmation of the major findings of other
studies, and verification of the validity of findings in a different population.
After identifying the general significance of the study, the researcher also has to determine
the beneficiaries who will directly gain from the results of the study. They may be classified as academic
or non-academic. Academic beneficiaries may include educational staff, teachers, students and
researchers, while non-academic beneficiaries may include stakeholders, policymakers, agencies and
organizations. They should be specifically listed according to the significance of the study’s results to
them.
Moreover, the researcher needs to cite the particular benefits that the beneficiaries will gain
from the study. They refer to all advantages to be obtained by those directly involved especially the
researchers and research users. All of which can be manifested as demonstrable contribution of the said
research to the specialized field or to the community. Such benefits may be classified as educational,
professional and personal as shown in the table on the following page.
Benefits
❖ Learning about issues and methods in the chosen field
❖ Furthering creative and scholastic achievement
Educational
❖ Applying concepts from courses to real-life situations
❖ Sharpening problem-solving skills
❖ Exploring potential careers
❖ Learning new specialized techniques and skills
Professional
❖ Enhancing professional communication skills
❖ Networking same interests with others
❖ Building confidence and independence
Personal ❖ Promoting critical and thinking
❖ Enhancing awareness
Research Title:
The Media’s Influence to the Millenials: Retrospecting Academic
Performance and Media Exposure (Sonsona, 2017)
Research Title:
English Only Policy: Its Influence on Pre-Baccalaureate Maritime Students’
English Language Proficiency (Labrador, 2019)
General Significance:
This research will determine the significant contribution of the implementation of English Only
Policy in senior high schools offering the specialized marine strand as a preparatory stage of Pre-
Maritime students for their baccalaureate degree.
Beneficiaries Benefits
1. The study will help them in preparing themselves for a
1. Pre-Baccalaureate Maritime 2. The study will influence them to be globally competitive as they
students aspire to become future seafarers who will be navigating around the
world.
1. The study will provide the senior high school teachers a clear
picture of the meaningful impact of English Only Policy in classroom
instruction
2. Senior high school
teachers 2. It will enable them to integrate EOP in the teaching-learning
process that will eventually build the confidence of students in
speaking in English.
1. The findings of this study may serve as a basis for strictly
implementing English Only Policy not only for Pre-Baccalaureate
Maritime classes but also for specialized strands that necessitate
3. Curriculum developers the use of English language in their future career.
2.It will enlighten the curriculum developers on the effective
classroom instruction that bridges senior high school tracks and
strands to college education programs and courses.
1. This research can be a source of another study or can be
replicated using additional variables in another locale or setting, or
with different respondents.
4. Other researchers
2. The findings of this study can also serve as a conceptual
framework of another research.
A common assumption about higher education is that the institution has a complete
grasp of its students’ profiles and their learning and service preferences (Oblinger, Barone &
Hawkins, 2001, p.3), and those generational differences between millennials and previous
generations are generally understood. In the last few years, many have written and
documented the essence and evolution of this generation; however, studies covering depth
and breadth in understanding the millennial generation in different contexts such as
education, workplace, and other settings are still in their infancy.
One of the few studies that have investigated this generational cohort in the context
of higher education is Paschal’s (2003) dissertation on the expectations of generation Y
students enrolled in nursing education. In this qualitative study, Paschal (2003) conducted
interviews to better understand what these students’ expectations were regarding nursing
educators, learning environment, nursing school experience, and future opportunities a
nursing education should offer.
The eldest segment of millennials is already attending and making their presence
known in colleges and universities around the nation. Parallel to this generational
evolution, online learning has reached maturity with great success and satisfaction
especially for students from previous generations for whom the Internet was a new
technology. Millennials, however, have grown up with the Internet and therefore, expect a
more sophisticated access.
Research Title:
General Significance:
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