The Learning Crisis in The Philippines

PARTS OF A SIMPLE RESEARCH

1. Introduction

This is where you introduce who or what the subject of your study is.

Introduction to the Topic: Who is the person being studied or what organization/event is this?

Objective: Why is it necessary to study this case? What do you want to discover?

2. Background Information

This is the “history” or story before the problem occurred.

Context: What are the important details or events in the subject’s past?

Current Situation: What is their condition now before the problem started?

3. Presentation of the Problem

This is where the central problem that needs to be solved is identified.

The Issue: What is the main challenge or “conflict” in this case?

Effect: How does this problem affect the subject or the people around them?

4. Analysis and Interpretation

This is the most important part. Here you “dissect” the reason for the problem.

Dahilan (Root Cause): Why did this happen? What are the “factors” (for example: family, economy, or attitude)?

Ebidensya (Evidence): Provide proof based on your observation or interview.

5. Alternative Solutions

Think of ways to solve the problem.

Option A and B: Provide at least two ways.

Kalamangan at Kahinaan (Advantages and Disadvantages): What are the good and bad effects of each solution?

6. Conclusion and Recommendation

The final part where you choose the best course of action.

Best Solution: Which of the options is most effective?

Action Plan: What are the concrete steps that should be taken to fix the problem?

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