LESSON 2

IMPORTANCE OF RESEARCH
IN DAILY LIFE
Prepared by:
Mrs. Julie Anne Portal – Odasco, RTDNHS-SHS
 OBJECTIVE:

• Explains the importance of research in daily

life
WHAT WOULD THE WORLD BE
WITHOUT RESEARCH?
 OTHER DEFINITION OF
RESEARCH:
• It is an inquiry process.
• It is a formal process of problem solving.
• It is a set of procedures and stages.
• It originates with a question or a problem.
• Often it is an iterative process.
 RESEARCH PROVIDES SOLID
FOUNDATION FOR THE FOLLOWING:
 DISCOVERY ANDCREATION OF KNOWLEDGE,
THEORY- BUILDING
 RESEARCH PROVIDES SOLID
FOUNDATION FOR THE FOLLOWING:
 TESTING,
CONFIRMATION, REVISION AND
REFUTATION OF KNOWLEDGE AS THEORY
 RESEARCH PROVIDES SOLID
FOUNDATION FOR THE FOLLOWING:
 ADVANCE A DISCIPLINE OR FIELD
Techn
ology
Advan
cemen
t
 RESEARCH PROVIDES SOLID
FOUNDATION FOR THE FOLLOWING:
 ADVANCEMENTS AND IMPROVEMENTS IN VARIOUS
ASPECTS OF LIFE
 PROMOTION AND TENURE OF INDIVIDUALS
 RESEARCH & SOCIETY

“ Research is closely connected with development”

Results
and
Findings
 RESEARCH & OTHER
FIELDS/AREAS
• Economic Research – refers to matters concerning the environment and
which may lead to improved techniques to ensure sustainable food
production
• Social Research – leads to an increased knowledge of people and their
interactions with one another, which could be relevant to policy makers
• Environmental Research – focuses on improved techniques to ensure
sustainable food production.
• Cultural Research – leads to increased understanding of cultural values or
social approaches.
• Health Research – contributes to a better understanding of the causes of
medical conditions.
 GROUP ACTIVITY

In groups, create a collage about the role of research in

our daily life.

Create a title for your collage and write a short

explanation at the back of your board that speaks about
the role of research based on the collage you have made.
 CRITERIA

• Creativity
• Design
• Time and Effort
• Title
• Explanation