Significance of the Study
What does qualitative research help us understand about people’s experiences and feelings?
Their thoughts, emotions, and experiences
What methodological limitation occurs if the researcher cannot include enough participants for the study?
Required number of participants
What limitation occurs when a researcher has trouble communicating because participants speak a different language?
Language barrier
Who are the people or groups that will gain from or use the results of a research study?
Beneficiaries
In SMART goals, which criterion asks you to clearly define what you want to accomplish?
Specific
How does qualitative research help in education and society?
It provides insights to improve teaching, learning, and decision-making
What limitation happens when there are not enough books, articles, or studies to support the research claims?
Sufficiency of references
What limitation happens when a study cannot be completed within the available period?
Time constraints
What term describes the positive outcomes or advantages that a research study provides to participants or society?
Benefits
Which part of a SMART goal helps you determine if progress is being made by using numbers, milestones, or indicators?
Measurable
What is one way qualitative research contributes to understanding social or cultural issues?
By exploring behaviors, beliefs, and perspectives in depth
What methodological limitation involves problems with gathering data from participants, such as incomplete surveys or unreliable responses?
Data collection
What limitation occurs when the researcher’s own opinions or preferences affect the study results?
Bias
Who are the individuals or organizations that have an interest in the research and its results, such as school administrators, teachers, or funding agencies?
Stakeholders
In SMART goals, which criterion emphasizes setting a deadline or timeframe to create urgency and maintain focus?
Time-bound / Timeframe
Why is qualitative research important for generating theories and new ideas?
Because it identifies patterns, themes, and meanings from real-life experiences
What limitation occurs when the tools or instruments used cannot accurately measure what the study aims to measure?
Measurement limitations
What limitation arises when a study cannot be done fully because of insufficient funds?
Financial or budgetary limitations
When a study provides information that helps improve teaching methods, learning strategies, or policies, this is an example of what?
Benefit of the research
In SMART goals, which criterion asks you to check if your goal is realistic given your resources, skills, and time?
Achievable / Attainable
How does qualitative research complement quantitative research in making decisions or solving problems?
It provides detailed explanations and context behind the numbers, helping to interpret findings more meaningfully
What limitation happens when the research techniques or procedures themselves may affect the reliability or validity of the results?
Technique limitations
What limitation refers to factors that come from the researcher’s own skills, abilities, or personal circumstances that may affect the study?
Personal limitations
If a study involves students, teachers, and community members who will all gain knowledge or insights from the results, these are collectively called what?
Beneficiaries / Stakeholders
Which part of a SMART goal ensures that what you aim to achieve aligns with your long-term plans, values, or priorities?
Relevant