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Chapter 11: Methodology
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Language: en
Added: Sep 26, 2024
Slides: 57 pages
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Second Term RESEARCH 2
Performance Task (Output) CHAPTER II: Methodology
Performance Task (Performance) Research Proposal Defense
Research Design Materials Data Collection Procedure Statistical Treatments Ethical Considerations Chapter II: Methodology
Chapter II: Methodology Research Objectives reliability and validity of the study’s findings
Research Design a strategy for answering research questions determines how to collect and analyze data
Research and Development (R&D) an ongoing effort to develop or improve products and services
Experimental Research Design a structured approach to conducting research that seeks to establish cause-and-effect relationships between variables
Experimental Research Design DO NOT DEFINE THE DESIGN. Rather, explain how the variables in your study fits into the design.
Second Term RESEARCH 2
Research and Development (R&D) an ongoing effort to develop or improve products and services
Prototype an early sample, model, or release of a product built to test a concept or process or to act as a thing to be replicated or learned from
Why is prototyping important to R&D? Valuable Early Feedback Visualize Ideas Quickly Cost Savings
Prototype visual presentation discuss the salient features of your products
Experimental Research Design a structured approach to conducting research that seeks to establish cause-and-effect relationships between variables
Experimental Research Design TREATMENT The combination of experimental conditions applied to an experimental unit.
Experimental Research Design TREATMENT Example: different fertilizer rates, light intensities, or plant varieties
Experimental Research Design CONTROL TREATMENT does not receive any treatment receives a standard treatment or current practice
Experimental Research Design LOCAL CONTROL control of all factors except the ones about which you are investigating
Experimental Research Design RESPONSE The outcome being measured.
Experimental Research Design REPLICATION It is the repetition of the experimental situation by replicating the experimental unit.
Experimental Research Design EXPERIMENTAL UNIT The unit to which the treatment is applied.
Experimental Research Design OBSERVATIONAL UNIT The unit on which the response is measured. (This may not be the same as the experimental unit.)
Experimental Research Design COMPLETELY RANDOMIZED DESIGN treatments are assigned completely at random so that each experimental unit has the same chance of receiving any one treatment
Experimental Research Design RANDOMIZED COMPLETE BLOCK DESIGN Experimental units are divided into smaller groups as to minimize the effct of environmental variability
Experimental Research Design selecting the treatments to be applied, responses to measure, and number of replicates defining experimental and observational units determining the physical arrangement, or layout, of treatments and replicates.
BAZAAR
PRE-CALCULUS GAMES The learners are expected to construct the bazaar area which is circular in shape with accurate applications of circular functions in dividing the area into equal arcs.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS The learner proficiently delivers various speeches using the principles of effective speech delivery.
GENERAL BIOLOGY The learners need to prepare a wine which will be one of their products.
EMPOWERMENT TECHNOLOGY The learners should be able to come up with a website showcasing their different products through the creation of digital advertisements.
GENERAL MATHEMATICS The learners should be able to use appropriate financial instruments in coming up with a budget plan and their income and revenue.
UCSP The learners should be able to perform economic transactions by selling the product/s of their choice.
2 nd Term Culminating Activity GRADE 11 – Li Kui Personal Development Komunikasyon at Pananaliksik sa Wika at Kulturang Pilipino Earth Science Physical Education and Health 11
2 nd Term Culminating Activity GRADE 12 – Li Bai Media Information Literacy Introduction to Philosophy of the Human Person Physical Education and Health 12 Filipino sa Piling Larang – Akademik Practical Research 2 Inquiries, Investigation, and Immersion General Physics 1 General Chemistry 2
2 nd Term Culminating Activity Groupings? Rubric
2 nd Term Culminating Activity Stall Designs Products/Games
Types of text Historical Scientific Technical A text about events in the past A text about a scientific concept A text about that gives instructions
Text Elements Individuals Events Concepts Ideas
Individuals Who is the text about?
Concepts What concepts are in the text?
Ideas What is the text about?
Who is the text about? What are the main events in the text? What is the text about? What connections can you make about the text? How are the individuals connected? Does the text focus on a concept or event? How does the author explain the text elements? Guiding questions
How are the individuals, events, concepts or ideas in the text related? Your Turn
Standard: Explain the relationships or interactions between two or more individuals, events, ideas, or concepts in a historical, scientific, or technical text based on specific information in the text. Teacher resource page