WRITING A

RESEARCH TITLE
 Factors to be considered in writing a
Research Title

1. The title should be clear and

specifically stated.
2. The number of words in the title
should not exceed fifteen (15)
substantive words
3. The words in the title should be
those that can be defined easily.
Examples:
1. Learning by doing in Physics and the
Academic Performances of Grade-
10 Learners of Zaragoza National
High School.

2. Fertilizers and Soil Cultivation.

 Below are some titles for research, with a’s
presenting the titles to be improved, and b’s
the improved titles.
1. a. A Study of Secondary School
Student’s Interests
b. First Year High School Students’
Interest in Relation to School
Activities at Zaragoza National High
School.
2. a. Major Sources of Stress
b. Major Sources of Stress Among
Executives of top twenty Corporations
in Metro Manila
3. a. Work Performances Ratings of
Nurses and Their Board Examination
Ratings
b. Work Performance Ratings of Nurses
at St. Luke’s Hospital and Their Board
Examination Ratings
 Exercises: Determine which title are good ones.

1. The relationship Between Stress and

Cardiac Arrest of Top Executives in the
Philippine National bank and its
Branches in Metro Manila.
2. Lay Off Practices of Workers in
Manufacturing Firms .
3. Food Causes of Ulcer Among Teachers in
Negros Oriental
4. RemedialTeaching Practices in
Zaragoza Central School.

5. Job Satisfaction and

Performance of Filipino
Therapist in the United States.
 Application :

1. What is the importance of

writing all the variables you need
to study in your research title?
 Generalization:
1. What are the factors to be
considered in Writing a Research
Title?
 Rubric for Group Activity
1. The title is clear and specifically stated
(5 4 3 2 1)
2. Members of the Group actively participate in
preparation and presentation (5 4 3 2 1)
3. Presentation was well- prepared and
organized (5 4 3 2 1)
4. Arguments and viewpoint are expressed
during presentation (5 4 3 2 1)
 Evaluation
( based on Group presentation)
Direction: (Group Activity)
1. On a piece of paper, make a list of some
problems in our society or environment
that need immediate solutions
2. Choose one problem in the list. Based
on this problem you selected identify
your Research topic.
3. Make a “Concept Map” to show how
you narrowed down your Research
topic
4. After you narrowed down your
Research topic, make it specific by
formulating your Research title.