MODULE 4
Research in Child and Adolescent
Development
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Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3
By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
Teacher as Consumers/ End users
of Research.
• Research gives teachers
and also policy makers
important knowledge
to used in decision
making for the benefit
of learners and their
families.
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Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3
By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
TEACHERS AS RESEARCHES
• The conduct of
research Does not
only belong to thesis
and dissertation
Writers.
• It is for students and
teachers too.
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Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3
By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD
• One important
principle in
research is
adherence to the
scientific method,
since research is a
systematic and a
logical process. Slide 4 of 10
Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3
By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
Research Designs
• Researches that are
done with high level
of quality and
integrity provide us
with valuable
information about
child and Adolescent
development.
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Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3
By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
Example of research designs:
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Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3
By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
Data Gathering Techniques
• Data collection is the
process of gathering.
• And measuring
information on targeted
variables in an
established systematic
fashion, which then
enables one to answer
relevant questions and
evaluate outcomes.
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Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3
By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
Ethical Principles• PRINCIPLE ONE:
• Minimising the risk of harm.
• PRINCIPLE TWO:
• Obtaining informed consent.
• PRINCIPLE THREE:
• Protecting anonymity and
confidentiality.
• PRINCIPLE FOUR:
• Avoiding deceptive practices.
• PRINCIPLE FIVE:
• Providing the right to withdraw.
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Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3
By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
Impact Of Teachers’ Research
Involvement On Teachers
• Reseach itself has
proven that
teachers have
everything to gain
and nothing to lose
when they get
involved in the
reseach process.
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Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3
By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
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Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3
By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella

Research and Child Adolescent Development

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    MODULE 4 Research inChild and Adolescent Development Slide 1 of 10 Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3 By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
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    Teacher as Consumers/End users of Research. • Research gives teachers and also policy makers important knowledge to used in decision making for the benefit of learners and their families. Slide 2 of 10 Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3 By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
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    TEACHERS AS RESEARCHES •The conduct of research Does not only belong to thesis and dissertation Writers. • It is for students and teachers too. Slide 3 of 10 Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3 By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
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    THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD •One important principle in research is adherence to the scientific method, since research is a systematic and a logical process. Slide 4 of 10 Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3 By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
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    Research Designs • Researchesthat are done with high level of quality and integrity provide us with valuable information about child and Adolescent development. Slide 5 of 10 Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3 By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
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    Example of researchdesigns: Slide 6 of 10 Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3 By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
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    Data Gathering Techniques •Data collection is the process of gathering. • And measuring information on targeted variables in an established systematic fashion, which then enables one to answer relevant questions and evaluate outcomes. Slide 7 of 10 Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3 By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
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    Ethical Principles• PRINCIPLEONE: • Minimising the risk of harm. • PRINCIPLE TWO: • Obtaining informed consent. • PRINCIPLE THREE: • Protecting anonymity and confidentiality. • PRINCIPLE FOUR: • Avoiding deceptive practices. • PRINCIPLE FIVE: • Providing the right to withdraw. Slide 8 of 10 Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3 By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
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    Impact Of Teachers’Research Involvement On Teachers • Reseach itself has proven that teachers have everything to gain and nothing to lose when they get involved in the reseach process. Slide 9 of 10 Module 4 Research in Child and Adolescent Edcon3 By: Solito, Blessie Ann Flor Lobriguito, Ella
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