RESEARCH PROJECT

S.Y. ‘23 - ‘24 | SEM #2 Q3 | RESEARCH REPORT

RESEARCH REPORT TITLE PAGE

- The outcome of a scientific investigation
prepared by the researcher after analyzing
the information gathered from conducting
an organized research
- Includes everything that the readers have
to know (aim, what the study all about,
how it was conducted, results obtained,
and solutions)
- This page should show the title of the
study which bears the statement of the
topic
- It also includes the complete name of the
researcher and the date of completion of
the research project

ABSTRACT
PROPOSAL REPORT

Written before the Written after the - Summarizes the research study, covering
conduct of the conduct of the the problem, methodology, respondents,
investigation investigation findings and conclusions

Written in future Written in past tense - An abstract is typically concise, ranging

tense from 150 to 250 words
Includes the chapter 1 Includes all the
and chapter 2 of the chapters of the paper TABLE OF CONTENTS
paper
- Lists the preliminaries, chapter titles,
PARTS OF A WRITTEN RESEARCH REPORT subtitles, the report body, and
supplementary documents in the
1. PRELIMINARIES appendix, along with their corresponding
- Title page numbers
- Abstract
- Table of contents
CHAPTER 1
2. CHAPTER 1 - Introduction
- The problem - Background
- Research objectives
3. CHAPTER 2
- Problem statement
- Methodologies

4. CHAPTER 3 INTRODUCTION
- The findings
- Conclusions - The primary goal is to provide an
- Recommendations overview for the readers and to get them
“turned on”

PRELIMINARIES - It should contain general statements

about the need for the study.
- Brief overview of what the study is all
about BACKGROUND

- It discusses the depth of the topic.

- It clarifies the research problem.

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- It provides literature review about the
root and the current situation of the
problem.
RESEARCH OBJECTIVES
- This part states the specific goals of the
research project.
- Objectives should be measurable and
aligned with the research questions.
PROBLEM STATEMENT
- justifies the study by presenting the main
problem and specific questions.
CHAPTER 2
- Methodologies
- Research design
- Sampling design
- Data collection
- Data analysis
- Limitations of the study
RESEARCH DESIGN
- Plan for study, framework for
collection.
- Selects subjects, sites, and procedures to
answer research questions.
- A strategic framework linking research
questions to strategy execution.
- Aims for credible results.
SAMPLING DESIGN
- Defines the target population
elucidates the rationale behind
chosen sampling methods.
- Outlines the process of sample selection
and justifies the determination of sample
size.
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DATA COLLECTION
- Details the techniques, instruments, and
procedures employed in acquiring data.
- Includes information on the locale and
time frame, providing context for the data
collection process.
DATA ANALYSIS
- Presents a summary of the methods used
to analyze the data.
- Emphasizes the appropriateness of the
chosen statistical methods in alignment
with research questions.
LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY
- Indicates the coverage and limits of the
study in terms of geography, subject
matter, time, and variables used.
- Acknowledges weaknesses beyond the
researcher's control, enhancing the
study's transparency and credibility.
data CHAPTER 3
- Conclusions
- Recommendations
- Appendices
- Bibliography
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
- A summary provides a brief overview of
the main points or content
- Conclusions are precise statements that
and directly answer the stated research
the questions. Must be clear and written in
simple language, and the acceptance or
rejection of a hypothesis is stated as a
conclusion.
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POINTERS IN WRITING CONCLUSIONS GENERAL POINTS TO CONSIDER

1. Avoid merely summarizing.
- It is usually good practice to include your
2. State your conclusion in a clear and simple raw data
language.
- Any tables and figures included in the
3. Do not just reiterate the discussion of your appendix should be numbered as a
separate sequence from the main paper.
results.
- An appendix should be streamlined and
4. Avoid using numerals, figures, or simply not loaded with a lot information
repeating the results.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
5. Indicate opportunities for future research.
- It includes a compilation of references
RECOMMENDATIONS cited in the research, along with sources
consulted during the construction of the
- Recommendations are essentially study, even if not directly cited.
suggested actions derived from the
study's results, findings, and conclusions. FOR BOOKS AND/OR JOURNALS

- must be logical, relevant, and doable - Author name

GUIDELINES IN
RECOMMENDATIONS
1. It must be brief
2. It must be clear
3. It must be precise
- Title of publication
WRITING THE - Article title (if using a journal)
- Date of publication
- Place of publication
- Publisher
- Volume number of a journal, magazine or
encyclopedia
- Page number(s)

4. It must be written by the beneficiaries' order FOR WEBSITES

of priority
- Author and/or editor name
5. It must be logical - Title of the website
- Company or organization that owns or
6. It must contain no new conclusions, posts to the website
- URL (website address)
discoveries, and assumptions.
- Date of access

APPENDICES

IMPORTANCE OF RESEARCH REPORT

- contains additional materials that aren't
integral to the main text but offer - Communicating ResearchFindings
valuable insights or information that
might enhance a thorough comprehension - Informing policy and practice
of the research problem.
- Evaluating programs and interventions

- Supporting further research

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