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Research
Pedrito G. Mercurio
Sevilla’s Farm and Resort
Lucena City
July 3 – 5, 2014
Specific Objectives:
1.Review the meaning of action research;
2.Discuss the importance of conducting an
action research; and
3. Explain the guidelines in writing an
action research.
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C -condition of the school as an organization
T -through offering
O -order to create a
N -nurturing and life – giving community through
Research.
Introduction (The Problem and Its Background)
•The validation process should indicate what and how it is done. For
standardized instrument, it is sufficient to merely identify the instrument
used. However, pretesting of the non-standardized instrument used in other
studies and the researcher-made instrument is essential to establish the
validity and reliability of the instrument, hence the need for the dry-run or
trail-run to a group of respondents not included in the actual study.
•Before the final draft of the instrument is distributed to the
respondents, permission to administer the instruments should
be sought.
•Administration and retrieval of the instrument should be
done by the researcher.
Conclusions
•Conclusions should be drawn based on the actual findings of
the study. Broad generalizations not adequately supported by
data should be avoided.
•If findings/ results have modified the theoretical/conceptual
framework, the conclusion should contradict the theory/
concept used. However, a discussion for the re-
conceptualization of the research framework must be
presented as summary paragraph.
Recommendations
•Recommendations should be functional to the
sectors/ agencies concerned.
•They should be gleaned from the findings and
conclusions.
•Recommendations should be stated in terms of
the policies/ issues/ concerns arising from the
study.
•It should include at least three suggested topics
for further evaluation and research.
QOUTATIONS
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REFERENCE CITATIONS
Plagiarism Defined
Plagiarism refers to:
• the false assumption of authorship: the
wrongful act of taking the product of another
person’s mind, and presenting it as one’s own.
•the use of another person’s ideas, information,
or expressions without acknowledging that
person’s work constitutes intellectual theft.
•the passing of another person’s ideas,
information, or expressions as your own to get a
better grade or gain some other advantage.
Consequences of Plagiarism