Inquiry and Research
This is a careful and organized process of collecting and analyzing information to answer questions or solve problems.
What is Research?
An approach to research that seeks depth and context to explain how people interpret their experiences.
What is Qualitative Research?
Copying, paraphrasing, or presenting information from sources as one's own falls under this violation.
What is Plagiarism?
This method involves asking open-ended questions to gather in-depth responses.
What is Interview?
A logical statement that answers the research questions based on the analyzed data.
What is Conclusion?
A systematic way of turning curiosity into purposeful questioning that can lead to investigation and discovery.
What is Inquiry?
This qualitative approach explores individuals' lived experiences related to a particular phenomenon.
What is Phenomenology?
A student uses author-date citations, italicized journal titles, and includes a DOI when available.
What is an APA Style?
Participants are selected because they possess specific characteristics relevant to the study.
What is Purposive Sampling?
It provides guidance to future researchers, educators, or stakeholders on how to apply or improve upon the results.
What is Recommendation?
These are principles that guide researchers to act responsibly and respect the rights of participants.
What is Ethics in Research?
This qualitative approach aims to develop directly from collected data.
What is Grounded Theory?
¹ Juan Dela Cruz, “Teaching Strategies in Senior High School,” Journal of Education 12, no. 3 (2021): 45–60.
What is an example of Chicago Manual Style?
This refers to the process of selecting participants for a research study.
What is Sampling?
After coding interview transcripts, a researcher states: "Most participants experience high levels of stress due to online learning."
What is the Conclusion?
This characteristic of research means that conclusions are based on clear reasoning and evidence.
What is Logical?
A researcher immerses themselves in a fishing community for several months to understand daily practices, beliefs, and social relationships.
What is an example of Ethnography?
A system used in research writing to avoid plagiarism and support academic integrity.
What is Referencing/Citation?
This method examines existing written or visual materials as data sources.
What is Document Analysis?
Based on findings that online learners struggle with participation, the researcher advises schools to conduct interactive workshops.
What is the Recommendation?
Through evidence-based findings, this process helps address real-world problems and improve human conditions.
How does research improve quality of life?
A researcher closely investigates one public school's implementation of a new reading program over an entire school year.
What is an example of a Case Study?
Dela Cruz, Juan. “Teaching Strategies in Senior High School.” Journal of Education, vol. 12, no. 3, 2021, pp. 45–60.
What is an example of MLA?
What is Grounded Theory Analysis?
A researcher writes: "Students struggle with time management during online classes. Structured guidance programs should be implemented to help them."
What is Conclusion (first sentence) and Recommendation (second sentence)?