CHAPTER V Research Conclusions and Recommendations

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF TARLAC PROVINCE

CAPAS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
DOLORES, CAPAS, TARLAC
RESEARCH PROJECT
CHAPTER V
Research Conclusions and Recommendations
Humanities & Social Sciences
EUGENE BERT D. SANTIAGO

Special Science Teacher I – Subject Teacher
OUTLINE
✓What’s In the CHAPTER V?
✓Parts of Chapter V
▪ Conclusions
▪ Recommendations
✓Finalizing your Research Paper (Revisions, Editing, Proofreading, etc)
✓Abstract
✓Bibliography
✓Other Parts of Research Paper
✓Preparing for Oral Defense of your Research Report
WHAT’S IN CHAPTER V?
It contains the research summary,
conclusions and recommendations of the
whole study.
https://www.academia.edu/31055142/Chapter_5_SUMMARY_CONCLUSIONS_AND_RECOMMENDATIONS
CONCLUSION
• It wraps up your writing by summarizing the main idea for
your readers. This brings your writing to a smooth close
and creates well- written answers to your research
questions.
• In the conclusion part, no new information is expected.
Researchers reconsider the research questions and
draw answers for these questions.
• Hence, conclusions are precise statement that directly
answers the stated research questions.
DepEd Module, Practical Research 2 – Module 6, pg. 1
HOW TO WRITE CONCLUSIONS?
1. Avoid merely summarizing.
2. State your conclusion in a clear and simple
language.
3. Do not just reiterate the discussion of your results.
4. Avoid using numerals, figures, or simply repeating
the results.
5. Indicate opportunities for future research.

RECOMMENDATIONS
• It can be described as a suggestion regarding
the best course of action to take as a result of
your summary of findings and conclusion.
• The purpose of a recommendation is to
provide a useful guide that will not only
address certain problems but result in a
successful outcome
HOW TO WRITE RECOMMENDATIONS?
1. Write your recommendations based from your
conclusions and limitations of your study. Align it to
the purpose and scope of your research.
2. Write a practical and doable recommendations. Be
specific.
3. Make it concise and clear.
4. Avoid recommendations that are easy to address.

TIPS IN FINALIZING YOUR RESEARCH PAPER
1. Proofreading
2. Formatting
3. Style (APA or MLA)
4. Time
5. Length (recommended 2500-4000 words)
Faltaldo, III, Bombita, Boholano, & Pogoy. (2016). Practical Research 2. Lorimar Publishing Inc.
TIPS IN REVISING YOUR RESEARCH PAPER
1. Avoid informational gaps.
2. Read your paper aloud or have someone else
read it. (Is it interesting, coherent, organized?)
3. Acknowledge sources used.
4. Check for logical progression of arguments,
consistency of tone and expression, and
development of ideas.
TIPS IN EDITING YOUR RESEARCH PAPER
1. Check your grammar, spelling, punctuation,
and typographical errors.
2. Rewrite unclear statements.
3. Avoid using irrelevant words and sentences.
4. Beware of using sexist language.
5. Use appropriate words.
TIPS IN PROOFREADING YOUR RESEARCH PAPER
1. Reread your paper a number of times to look for errors,
check for content, check for flow, etc. or ask someone
else to read your paper to check for form and content.
2. Make sure all documentations are correct and present
when needed.
3. Make sure you have avoided plagiarism.
4. Make sure you have followed the requirements and
guidelines for format.
RESEARCH ABSTRACT
• Overview. An abstract is a short summary of
your completed research. It is intended to
describe your work without going into great
detail. Abstracts should be self-contained and
concise, explaining your work as briefly and
clearly as possible.
https://lsa.umich.edu/sweetland/undergraduates/writing-guides/what-exactly-is-an-abstract-.html
HOW DO YOU WRITE A RESEARCH ABSTRACT?
An abstract summarizes, usually in one paragraph of 300
words or less, the major aspects of the entire paper in a
prescribed sequence that includes:
1. The overall purpose of the study and the research
problem(s) you investigated;
2. The basic design of the study;
3. Major findings or trends found as a result of your
analysis; and,
4. A brief summary of your interpretations and conclusions.
Writing an Abstract. The Writing Center. Clarion University, 2009; Writing an Abstract for Your Research Paper. The Writing Center, University of Wisconsin, Madison.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
• It is a list of references that is created at the
end of your research paper.
• This resource discusses either all the sources
that were used to create the work or just those
that were cited in the work. The type of
citation page you create depends on the style
that you use.
https://www.bibliography.com/how-to/bibliography-for-a-research-paper/
HOW TO CREATE YOUR BIBLIOGRAPHY?
1.Find any website that offers free referencing format
generator and choose APA style.
https://www.scribbr.com/apa-citation-generator/
OTHER PAPERS ON YOUR RESEARCH PAPER
1. Documentations
2. Questionnaire/s & Others Tools used in
Research
3. Consent Papers
4. Validation Papers
5. Others…
PREPARING FOR ORAL DEFENSE
1. Timing
2. Audience
3. Content
4. Organization
5. PowerPoint
6. Tone
7. Practice
WHAT YOU SHOULD INCLUDE ON YOUR
PRESENTATION
WHAT YOU SHOULD INCLUDE ON YOUR
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

SCHOOLS DIVISION OF TARLAC PROVINCE

Humanities & Social Sciences

EUGENE BERT D. SANTIAGO

DepEd Module, Practical Research 2 – Module 6, pg. 3

DepEd Module, Practical Research 2 – Module 6, pg. 10

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