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9.-Scope-and-Delimitation for quantitative research
- 2. The Scope and Delimitations of the Study
- 3. The scope and delimitations of the study simply presents the topic and boundaries of the research problem you are going to investigate.
- 4. Scope refers to the coverage at which the research area will be explored. Facts and theories about the target participants are included in this area.
- 5. Why – the general aims and objectives (purpose) of the research.
- 6. What – the topic of investigation
- 7. Where – the location or setting of the study (the place where the data will be gathered)
- 8. When – the timeframe within which the data is to be collected.
- 9. Who – the subject of the study and the population from which they will be selected.This population needs to be large enough to be able to make generalizations.
- 10. How – how the research is to be conducted, including a description of the research design, methodology, research tools and analysis techniques.
- 11. Delimitation is the parameters or characteristics that limit the scope and set the boundaries of the study.These may include sample size, time, and geographic area.
- 13. This study aims to determine the effectiveness of music in the Mathematics Bridge Program for Grade Five pupils of Pateros Catholic Schools. The participants shall be the 50 pupils who shall fail in Mathematics subject. Half of them shall be distributed to experimental and control groups.The experimental group shall utilize music in their Mathematics Bridge program while the control group shall utilize the traditional classroom method.
- 14. This study shall be conducted at Pateros Catholic School, Pateros Metro Manila during the summer of the school year 2019-2020 and whatever changes in the mathematics skills after this date shall not be included in the framework of the research.The performance of the students shall be measured using the teacher-made pre-test and post-test. Observation shall also be used to determine the extent of improvement of the respondents with and without music therapy. Other pupils who shall enroll from other grade levels as well the other subjects taken by the pupils shall not be included in the study due to time constraints.