This document provides an overview of formulating a research title. It discusses factors to consider like choosing an interesting topic and avoiding topics that are too broad. It also notes that evidence should come from varied sources. Examples of good and poor research titles are given. Guidelines for writing a title like being brief, concise, and using title case are outlined. The document also contains activities like analyzing sample titles and reflecting on title characteristics. Overall, the document aims to help students understand how to properly formulate an effective research title.

1. PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1
Module 3: Formulating the Research Title

2. REVIEW
Write TRUE if the
statement is correct
otherwise write FALSE.

3. Review
0
1
In choosing a topic,
interest or passion in the
subject matter should be
considered.
TRUE

4. Review
0
2
A research topic that is
too broad is accepted in
writing a research.
False

5. Review
0
3
Evidences should come
from varied forms of
literature like magazines,
blogs or vloggs, and social
Medias.
False

6. Review
0
4
Legalization of abortion is
a very good research topic.
False

7. Review
0
5
Covid 19 is a broad subject
or topic.
True

9. Activity: Give me
TITLE
Give or formulate a title
based on the pictures
presented

10. Activity: Give me
TITLE

11. Activity: Give me
TITLE

12. Activity: Give me
TITLE

14. Question:
Is it difficult to make titles?
What factors did you consider in
making a title?

15. Reseach Title
The title summarizes the main idea or ideas of your
study.
A good title contains the fewest possible words
needed to adequately describe the content
and/or purpose of your research paper.

16. Rules in Writing a research
Title
It gives the thrusts or
intention of the research
0
1

17. Rules in Writing a research
Title
It is not longer than 7 substantive
words and no more than three
lines (written in inverted
pyramid)
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2
BRIEF AND CONCISE

18. Example
SHIFTING ROLES:
MANAGING SUPREME
PUPIL IN THE
COUNTRYSIDE
1
2
ACADEMIC PURSUIT: IS IT
DETERIORATING IN
THIRD WORLD
COUNTRIES

19. Rules in Writing a research
Title
All letters capitalized and bold
face
0
3
ALL- CAPS CASE

20. Rules in Writing a research
Title
This is only applicable for
qualitative research
0
4
THE AUTHOR CAN PLAY WITH
HIS/ HER TITLE

21. Example
WORRYING TRENDS
AMONG THE AGEING
POPULATION
1
2
FLEXIBILITY IN
MANAGEMENT: HOW TO
IMPROVE DECISION-
MAKING AS A MANAGER

22. Activity
Reflect on the following research
titles and identify its research
problem

23. Why did the boat sink? The reasons
of Academic Failures

24. Stay with me please: The Struggles of
students with OFW Parents

25. Why I Stayed Old and Fab: The
Stories of a 100 Ilocana

26. Why did the Pen Stop Writing: The
Struggles of Drop- outs Students

27. Activity: Dissect the
Title
Dissect the Title by Ragma (2019)
following the guide questions in
making a title

28. STAY WITH ME PLEASE: THE
STRUGGLES OF STUDENTS
WITH OFW PARENTS
What are we looking at?
The struggles of students with
OFW parents
Answer

29. STAY WITH ME PLEASE: THE
STRUGGLES OF STUDENTS
WITH OFW PARENTS
Who are the subjects?
students with OFW parents
Answer

30. STAY WITH ME PLEASE: THE
STRUGGLES OF STUDENTS
WITH OFW PARENTS
Where is the setting/ place of the study?
LUNHS- SHS
Answer

31. STAY WITH ME PLEASE: THE
STRUGGLES OF STUDENTS
WITH OFW PARENTS
What type of study is it going to be?
Qualitative Study and
phenomenology
Answer

32. STAY WITH ME PLEASE: THE
STRUGGLES OF STUDENTS
WITH OFW PARENTS
What is the period covered of the study?
SY 2018- 2019
Answer

33. STAY WITH ME PLEASE: THE
STRUGGLES OF STUDENTS
WITH OFW PARENTS
What size is the sample?
Small sample
Answer

34. STAY WITH ME PLEASE: THE
STRUGGLES OF STUDENTS
WITH OFW PARENTS
What data- collection methods will be
used ?
INTERVIEWS, OBSERVATION,
OPEN- ENDED QUESTIONNAIRE
Answer

35. Checking of
Activities

36. What’s More
Research Topics Characteristics of Research Topic
Abortion: pro- life, pro choice or the
third option
Controversial Highly
Technical
Broad
Global Warming Controversial Highly
Technical
Broad
Can Human Cloning be Allowed Controversial Highly
Technical
Broad
Same Sex Marriage Controversial Highly
Technical
Broad
Smoking Controversial Highly
Technical
Broad

37. What I Can Do
MDL
Who Which group have interest in this topic?
What What are the most important issues at
stake? What are the factors involved?
Where Where is the topic relevant?
When When did the situation or event started?
Why What interests you about it? Why do
you want to write about it?
STUDENTS
Benefits, Hardships,
experiences
DQBSNHS
SY 2020- 2021
To know the
experiences of learners,
their hardships during
the MDL

38. Assessment

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