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    The document summarizes differences between qualitative and quantitative research methods, and between basic and action research. Qualitative research uses interviews and focus groups while quantitative uses surveys and experiments. Qualitative explores ideas and theories, while quantitative tests hypotheses. Basic research contributes to theory, while action research aims to solve practical problems.

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    Research in

    Mathematics
    BSED Math 3
    Group 2
    Jesse Mark Dela Cerna
    Julie Anne Lazaga
    Diane Albarando
    Jemaly Quinto
    Leonia Avila
    a. List down at least two CIGPs (Concerns, Issues, Gaps and
    Problems) that evolves in your area of expertise which can be
    considered as research problem.
    Communication Barriers

    Gender Differences Rural Cultures

    Academic Procrastination
    CIGPs Inequality in the society

    Financial Constraints Student Learning Difficulties

    Influence of Social Media


    b. Compare and Contrast Qualitative and Quantitative Research
    in at least three different aspects.

    Qualitative Quantitative

    ➤ Data Collection methods includes interviews,


    focus groups, case studies, and literature reviews. ➤ Data Collection methods includes surveys,
    experiments, and observations.

    ➤ Focus on exploring ideas and formulating ➤ Primary focus is on testing theories and
    theories. hypothesis

    ➤ Open ended questions. ➤ Close multiple choices questions

    ➤ Subjective, descriptive, biased ➤ Objective, deductive, unbiased

    ➤ Non-statistical ➤ Use statistical test


    c. Compare and Contrast Basic Research from Action Research

    Fundamental/Basic Research Action Research

    Aims to contribute to theory and and technique of Aims to solve a problem


    the discipline
    To find solutions to problems in a specific way
    Develop and test educational theory and derive
    generalizations
    Specific statement of the problem
    Highly specific hypothesis are developed
    No such thorough review of related literature is
    A thorough review of literature is required needed
    It is traditional Application of basic research
    Descriptive and Inferential Statistics are required Generally grouping of raw data using descriptive
    statistic is enough.
    Some value judgement may be made, but action Focuses on analyzing and solving real-world
    is not recommended problems
    A research that tries to better comprehend a Seeks practical answers to current problems
    certain event, topic, or natural law.

    Aims to broaden the available evidences about Provide new approaches to deal with a variety of
    various sources. challenges

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