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 RESEARCH SIMPLY MEANS:
• finding a piece of information or making
notes and then writing a documented paper.
 RESEARCH SIMPLY MEANS:
• finding a piece of information or making notes and then
writing a documented paper.

• refers to the act of informing oneself about what one does not
know, perhaps by rummaging through available sources (such
as the internet or library) to retrieve a bit of information.
 
  RESEARCH IN CONTEXT
• is a systematic process of collecting, analyzing, and
interpreting information (data) in order to increase our
understanding of a phenomenon about which we are
interested or concerned.

• Is a process of executing various mental acts for discovering

and examining facts and information to prove the accuracy
or truthfulness of your claims or conclusions about the topic
of your research
  RESEARCH IN CONTEXT
• Requires you to inquire or investigate about your chosen
research topic by asking questions that will make you
engage yourself in top-level thinking strategies of
interpreting, analyzing synthesizing, criticizing,
appreciating, or creating to enable you to discover truth
about the many things you tend to wonder about the
topic of your research (Litchman 2013)
 IMPORTANCE OF RESEARCH
1. Research gathers knowledge or information on
subjects or phenomena we lack or have little
knowledge about.
2. Research corrects perceptions as well as expands
them.
3. Research also develops and evaluates methods
that test concepts, practices and theories.
 IMPORTANCE OF RESEARCH
4. Research obtains practical knowledge for purposes like
solving problems on population explosion, drug addiction,
juvenile delinquency and the like.
5. Research provides hard facts which serves as bases for
planning, decision-making, project-implementation and
evaluation.