The Nature Of Inquiry And

Research
Lesson 1: Day 1
The Importance of Research in
Daily Life
Objectives
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able
to:

1.Discuss and explain the nature of inquiry and

research;
2.Value the importance of research by sharing
personal experiences;
3.Give practical significance of research in their
localized context.
 By the virtue of human reasoning and principle of logic...

No one can climb a very fine mountain without rocks

and stones
 The problem is
how to climb
the mountain to
reach its peak

The rocks and stones are the

solutions to the problem
In the mind of a
researcher
waves
symbolizes
power, energy
and
opportunity.
The very reason why surf board was created and
enjoyed nowadays.
Meaning of Research
Rodin's Quest

1.Divide the class into four groups. Let each group

choose a leader, a secretary and an output presenter.
2.Each group will receive a puzzle. The leader will
lead the group unlocking research meaning.
3.The secretary will write what they discovered on a
Manila paper. The puzzle must be pasted on top left
corner of their work. The group must accomplish the
quest for three minutes.
4.The members will shout a yell if the group is done
in posting the puzzle on the board. The presenter will
discuss and explain the meaning of research.
Clarke and Clarke: Research is a careful,
systematic and objective investigation conducted
to obtain valid facts, draw conclusions and

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established principles regarding an identifiable
problem in some field of knowledge.

John W. Best: Research is a systematic and

objective analysis and recording of controlled
observations that may lead to the development of
generalizations, principles, theories and concepts,
resulting in prediction for seeing and possibly
ultimate control of events.
Clifford Woody: Research is a careful inquiry or
examination in seeking facts or principles, a

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diligent investigation to ascertain something.

Mouley: It is the process of arriving at

dependable solution to the problems through the
planned and systematic collection, analysis and
interpretation of data.
Importance of Research

Why research is so important.mp4

Video Presentation
Research inculcates scientific and inductive
thinking and it promotes the development of

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logical habits of thinking and organisation.

 The role of research in several fields of applied

economics, whether related to business or to
the economy as a whole, has greatly increased
in modern times.
 Research provides the basis for nearly all
government policies in our economic system.

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 Research has its special significance in solving
various operational and planning problems of
business and industry.

 Research is equally important for social

scientists in studying social relationships and in
seeking answers to various social problems.
Application

The Story of My
Life
Abstraction
“Only those who believe in

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the power of human minds
can witness the evolution of
inventions in their own
hands, the world is looking
for one great researcher -
no other than YOU”
MJ
Evaluation

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The Apprentice
Draft
 Instructions
(Written on Metacards)

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General Rubrics for Writing
Content (Accuracy of Concept)
10
Mechanics (Grammar, Use of Language, Punctuation Mark,
5
Spelling
5
Relevance to Present Needs
Total 20 points
Agreement

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Research the characteristics,
processes, and ethics of research. Draw a
graphic illustration of the different types of
research. Write your answers in bond
papers. Be ready for discussion.