Practical research 1

Importance of Research
in Daily1“Research
Lesson Lives
knowledge
and Experience”
JAMES V. HENSON
 Things to learn:
> Define Research experience and
Knowledge
> infer research experiences and
knowledge;

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Time to dig what you know
Fact or Bluff

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 Fact or Bluff
Directions:
-I am going to show some statements and you
will have to decide if they are fact or bluff.
-you must say fact or bluff, after that you have
to explain why you think it is a fact or bluff.

Are you Ready?

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 Fact or Bluff
1. Research happens only in a
laboratory.

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 Bluff
Research can be done in any
institution, university, laboratories
or any place conducted by someone
who is in-charge of the research

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 Fact or Bluff
2. Rice cooker can be considered as
output of research.

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 fact
Rice cooker is a product of research
because it undergone the process of
improving the way of life. It is a
consider an example of invention

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 Fact or Bluff
The end result of research is lies or
falsehood

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 bluff

Results of research is either an

answer to a problem or an
explanation to a phenomenon

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Let’s investigate

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 Directions
Imagine that you are a police inspector
assigned to solve a crime. There are four (4)
clues in the crime scene. It is your job to
decode the clues using the alphabet and
symbols in order to identify who is the
culprit.

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 Sample

Clue: 14/15/20/5/19
Answer: notes

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 Try this

Clue:18/5/19/5/1/3/8
Answer:research

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 Try this

Clue: / /9/7/1/

Answer: investigatio
n
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 Try this

Clue: 9/14/ /9/

Answer: informatio
n

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 Try this

Clue: 11/14/15/23/

Answer:
Knowledge

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 Who is the Culprit

Clue: 25/ 15/ 21

Answer:
YOU

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 Your opinion is essential
What the statements we had in
the fact or bluff all about?

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Your opinion is essential
What does “research
experience” means?

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 definition
“Research experience” means any
professional or academic research
activity acquired in any research
field in the public or private sector.
Part-time research experience
would be counted pro-rata.-
university21 of Verona
 Remember!
> Research is a careful
consideration of study
regarding a particular concern
or problem using a process of
inquiry. According to the
American sociologist Earl
Robert Babbie,22
Your opinion is essential
What is Knowledge?

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 Your opinion is essential
-the fact or condition of
knowing something with
familiarity gained through
experience or association
-Merriam Webster

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 Your opinion is essential
Why research is important in
our life?

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 Remember!
> Etymologically, research came from “re”
and “search”. "Re" is a prefix that means
again and search is a word which means
to look for. Therefore, research is to look
for something (Chapman 1979).

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 Remember!
> There are two (2) things that we need to
take note of in this definition. First,
research is not only about the discovery
of something unknown, it is coming up
with a new explanation of something that
is known.
> Second, research is a process. It is a
process of searching for something to
solve an existing problem or difficulty to
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solve.
Examples:
solving the percentage of
Dropouts of AMLHS National
HS. You need to go through a
process of inquiry in solving a
problem. Of the processes you
have to undergo is the
tabulation and statistics part.
You have to solve a problem
using a formula. Either using
a Mean, Median, Mode and
etc.
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Examples:
Promoting the
Development of
Vaccine for Covid-19
virus. With the power
of technology
research products and
outputs can be
promoted easily.

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Examples:
History of facts
regarding the existence
of virus and how to
defeat it by the
information from the
past or history. These
could be the things in the
past that can help us
solve or deal with the
problem through
30research.
Examples:
Writing a one to two
paragraphs (short Essay)
about the results or data
gathered from the
respondents. The
paragraph should be
written in future tense
and with a minimum of
200 words.

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Guess what the following pictures
Guess me!
convey.
These are the other importance of
research

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 Guess me!

Gain Essential Information: (facts and proofs of

data!)
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 Guess me!

To Enhance the Standard of Living

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Guess me!

For a Safer Life

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Guess me!

To know the truth

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 Guess me!

To understand arts
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 Deal or no Deal
Directions: Say “DEAL” if the given statement
is true and “NO DEAL” if otherwise.

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 Deal or no Deal
Research etymologically came from “re”
and “search

DEAL
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 Deal or no Deal
Research is only about the discovery of
something unknown.

NO
DEAL
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ResearchDeal
is not or
onlyno Dealup with a
coming
new explanation of something that is
known

DEAL
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 Deal or no Deal
Research is a process of searching for
something to solve an existing problem or
difficulty to solve.

DEAL
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 Deal or no Deal
Research is a systematic investigation or inquiry
entailing collection of data, documentation of
critical information, analysis, and interpretation
of information.

DEAL
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 Deal or no Deal
Research is a systematic investigation or inquiry
entailing collection of data, documentation of
critical information, analysis, and interpretation
of information.

DEAL
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 ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION
> Direction: Answer the following questions
by choosing the letter of the correct answer.
Write your answers in a separate sheet.

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 ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION
> 1. Which importance of research is
described in the statement below? “Results
of research helped us to mark out the thin
line between truth and lie.”
A. To make changes C. To know the truth
B. For a safer life D. Gain essential information

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 ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION
2. What does the word “search” mean?
a. a. to be attached
b. b. to be industrious
c. c. to look for
d. d. to tease

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 ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION
3. Which importance of research is described
in the statement below? Research creates
change as a result of intense study on
exiting knowledge and policy.”
A. To make changes B. To know the truth
C. For a safer life D. Gain essential information

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 ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION
4. Which of the following is not an of
importance of research?
a. To stay the same
b. For a safer life
c. To enhance the standard of living
d. To know the truth

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 ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION
5. Why research is not only concern with
discovering or creating new things? It is
because…
a. we also seek for explanations.
b. we also search for old things.
c. we are abiding citizens.
d. We are just tripping

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 ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION
6. How does research become important to
humanity?
a. It makes our lives easy and comfortable.
b. Researchers makes money out of it.
c. We are required to take this subjec

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 ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION
7. How can research save lives?
a. provides no solution to our health problems
b. saves lives because it is harmless
c. provides medical explanations and probable
solutions

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 ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION
8. How does research improve our lives?
a. continuous development of technology
b. using limited practices and technology
c. using old practices and technology

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 ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION
9. Who is the main beneficiary of research?
a. dogs
b. humanity
c. animals

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 ASSESSMENT/EVALUATION
10. What is the best explanation why we are
conducting research?
a. to improve our lives.
b. make money out of it.
c. don’t have anything to do

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QUESTIONS?

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Remember this

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Thank you!

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