The document discusses teachers' impressions of conducting research. Several teachers provide their views: one sees research as important for professional growth and promotions; another prefers hands-on activities to writing; one views research as a process of finding answers and solutions to problems and questions through diligent study and analysis; one notes that research related to subject coordination helps design relevant programs and projects; and one finds research difficult and time-consuming, especially for someone who has not done it for a long time. The facilitator then discusses tips for outlining the discussion of results and reflection sections in research, including summarizing and interpreting results, comparing to existing literature and policies, describing patterns in findings, and mentioning how the study fills gaps or draws meaningful conclusions.