This weekly learning plan outlines activities for Grade 12 students in Practical Research 2 over two weeks.
In Week 5-6, students will learn about the background of research and how to develop good research questions.
Activities include defining key terms, outlining components of a background study, ranking sample research questions, and writing their own general and specific questions.
Homework includes reading lessons in the student module and expanding their research topic background and questions.
This weekly learning plan outlines activities for Grade 12 students in Practical Research 2 over two weeks.
In Week 5-6, students will learn about the background of research and how to develop good research questions.
Activities include defining key terms, outlining components of a background study, ranking sample research questions, and writing their own general and specific questions.
Homework includes reading lessons in the student module and expanding their research topic background and questions.
This weekly learning plan outlines activities for Grade 12 students in Practical Research 2 over two weeks.
In Week 5-6, students will learn about the background of research and how to develop good research questions.
Activities include defining key terms, outlining components of a background study, ranking sample research questions, and writing their own general and specific questions.
Homework includes reading lessons in the student module and expanding their research topic background and questions.
This weekly learning plan outlines activities for Grade 12 students in Practical Research 2 over two weeks.
In Week 5-6, students will learn about the background of research and how to develop good research questions.
Activities include defining key terms, outlining components of a background study, ranking sample research questions, and writing their own general and specific questions.
Homework includes reading lessons in the student module and expanding their research topic background and questions.
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WEEKLY LEARNING PLAN
Quarter: 1ST Quarter Grade Level & Section: GRADE 12- Nickel & Copper Week: Week 5&6 Learning Area: Practical Research 2 MELCS/s: Describes characteristics, strengths, weaknesses, and kinds of quantitative research PS: decide on suitable quantitative research in different areas of interest DA OBJECTIVES TOPIC/S Classroom-Based Activities Home-Based Activities Y 1-2 After going through this module, Begin with a classroom routine: Ask the learner to read their you are expected to: Lesson: Background a. Prayer Practical Research 2 SLM Lesson: 1. describe background of Research b. Reminder of the classroom Designing a Research Topic of research (CS_RS12- health and safety protocols A. What’s New Act. 1 pg 11 Id-e-3); c. Checking of attendance B. What is it page 12 d. Quick “Kumustahan’ C. What I have Learned 13 F. What I Can Do page 14 A. Recall (Elicit) B. Motivation (Engage) Expand Your Vocabulary! Directions: Read through the text of this lesson and look for an underlined word that has the same meaning as the word in the list below. Write the word on the space provided. Discussion of Concepts (Explore) Outline the Background of the Study and the Literature review Developing Mastery (Explain) What is it? Did you understand the context? What’s More Answer briefly the questions below. 1. What is the relevance of the Background of the Study in your research paper? 2. Compare and contrast Background of the Study and Literature Review 3. What important components should be included in the Background of the Study? C. Application and Generalization (Elaborate) D. Evaluation Let’s expand the research topic and title you did in the activities from Lessons 1 and 2 by composing a one to two-page Background of the Study. Print it on a short bond paper in the format below: Font: Arial, size 11 Spacing: double Margin: Normal: 1” all sides 3-4 After going through this module, Lesson: Research Begin with a classroom routine: Ask the learner to read their you are expected to: Questions e. Prayer Practical Research 2 SLM Lesson: 2. 2. state research f. Reminder of the classroom Research Title questions (CS_RS12-Id- health and safety protocols A. What’s New Act. 1, page 16 e-4); g. Checking of attendance B. What is it, page 16-18 h. Quick “Kumustahan’ C. What’s More, page 9 C. What I have Learned, page 20 C. Recall (Elicit) F. What I Can Do page 21 D. Motivation (Engage) Here are some samples of research questions. Rank them on a scale of 1 to 10 (1= lowest, 10 = highest) based on their feasibility and clarity as a quantitative research question. Then, provide a brief explanation of your rating. Discussion of Concepts (Explore) Outline the Nature of Quantitative Research Problem Developing Mastery (Explain) What is it? Did you understand the context? What’s More Using the same examples in your Activity 1, rank them on the scale of 1 to 10 (1= lowest, 10 = highest) based on the given parameters in writing a good research question. If you find that the questions are not so good, then rewrite the questions on the last column of the table. If you think it is already good, then write your justification as well. C. Application and Generalization (Elaborate) D. Evaluation A. Write one general research question and two specific research questions for the given research problem below. B. State your Research Questions Directions: Perform the following task. Referring to your background of the study and research problem, list your research questions. When formulating these questions, consider the design of your quantitative research. :