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This lesson maybe used when there's a need to orient learners about research technical terms. This is an orientation to be used for research title defense. Contents included here research, research title, introduction, abstract, hypothesis, sampling, concept, variables, literature review and many more. This also has pre-assessment already to gauge the student's background knowledge about the topic.
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