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Practical Research 2: Quarter 2-Week 1: Quantitative Research
Practical Research 2: Quarter 2-Week 1: Quantitative Research
PRACTICAL RESEARCH 2
QUARTER 2- WEEK 1: QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
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TASK 1
TASK 2
1. EXPERIMENTAL
1. Correlational
2. DESCRIPTIVE
2. Descriptive
3. CORRELATIONAL
3. Experimental
4. CASUAL – COMPARATIVE
4. Casual – Comparative
REFLECT
TASK 3
“Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow.”
— Anthony J. D’Angelo
I wrote this line because I relate to it and it's important to develop own passion for learning. It
helps me to become lifelong learners. And being a passionate learner, it will make me strong,
powerful, compelling feeling and desire to acquire knowledge. Passionate learners are engaged
learners. I curiously seek knowledge and persevere in my explorations. My passion grows from a
place of absorbed interest and personal identity.
PRACTICAL RESEARCH 2
QUARTER 2- WEEK 2: QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
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TASK 1
1. Based on the picture, it tells me the importance of decision making. Decision making is one of
the most important aspects in life and work because of its strong link to success and
effectiveness. The decision-making process is usually guided by an individual’s beliefs, values,
and attitudes as well concepts. The capacity to choose and pick carefully and appropriately is
frequently a question of how the issue was presented. However, we attempt to be just about as
intelligent as conceivable in taking a choice, in some cases we wind up settling on
unreasonable decisions. Along these lines, see how individuals choose things to keep away
from terrible decisions.
2. To be honest it hit me to my core. We all know that decision-making is the key skill in the
workplace and very important for leaders. It is also important every day in your personal life.
Some decisions are simple and are almost automatic while others can be very difficult. Wrong
decisions can bring consequences that one is forced to live with for a long time.
3. The things that I encountered in my life just like the person in the picture will be choosing my
career path and the school that I am going/enrolling into. College will be no joke, so I will be
having hard time on thinking about it and think it thoroughly.
4. The factors I will be considering in choosing this career path/course will be my interests, skill
and overall life goals. Narrowing down and choosing a career path to follow is one of the most
important decisions I can make.
TASK 2
Are the items sufficiently inclusive? YES
Is there a possibility of using an external criterion to evaluate the questionnaire? YES
Do the responses shown draw varied a range of variation? YES
Is the information obtained consistent? YES
Do the questions subtle and well considered and is typical for the individual or situation?
YES
Do the questions have an extractive power large enough for a proportion of respondents? YES
Are the questions in the subject? YES
Are the questions arranged in a logical manner? YES
REFLECT
TASK 3
“Do not fear failure but rather fear not trying.”
― Roy T. Bennett, the Light in the Heart
I wrote this title or line because failure is normal especially if you are new in terms of trying
new things that is why you don’t have to be afraid of failure as it can be a lesson or a way for you to
be better in the next time of trying and the thing that you should be afraid of is not trying because
you are limiting your capacity to learn on how to be a better version of yourself.
PRACTICAL RESEARCH 2
QUARTER 2- WEEK 3: QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
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TASK1
1. Hooray
2. Hooray
3. Hephep
4. Hephep
TASK 2
REFLECT
TASK 3
#QUANTITATIVE
TASK4
In this research, quantitative methodology was used to collect and analyze the data obtained from
all the respondents. The researchers developed the questionnaire and finalized it before being
distributed to the targeted group of respondents. Few sections on the questionnaire were designed
specifically to address research objectives in regard with the effectiveness of ICT integration for
students in learning and effective elements of ICT integration in ANCHS. Therefore, the
questionnaire was distributed to obtain the data from the respondents.
The researchers modified the questionnaire before it is being finalized and distributed to the target
group of respondents. Data was collected within 2 weeks through random distribution of
questionnaires. The respondents were given 3-5 days to complete the questionnaire and send it
back to the researcher for data analysis. After 2 weeks, all the complete filled-up questionnaires
were gathered and collected for further data analysis by the researcher.
All the data collected from the respondents were gathered together to be analyzed using Statistical
Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) version 21. The researchers used descriptive analysis to
analyze the frequency and percentage of the overall population in the demographic background.
Besides, it is also used to determine the effectiveness of ICT integration for students in learning.
The methodology for this study was prepared according to the procedures recommended by Basri
and Suliman, who suggested quantitative techniques and tools such as questionnaires for data
collection.