Here are 10 ways I could benefit from research: 1. Improve my academic performance by researching effective study techniques. 2. Gain a deeper understanding of topics I'm studying in school by conducting additional research. 3. Explore career options I'm interested in by researching the requirements and daily responsibilities. 4. Stay informed on current events by regularly researching news and issues. 5. Make healthier lifestyle choices by researching nutrition, exercise routines, and medical advances. 6. Plan future vacations by researching destinations, activities, costs, and travel tips. 7. Make major purchases like electronics or appliances by comparing products and reviews. 8. Develop new hobbies and skills by researching

1. BASIC SCIENCE
RESEARCH I
Definition,
Aims,
Objectives,
Goals, and
Importance

2. FIND
4
DIFFERENCES
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11. I. DEFINITION
OF
RESEARCH

12. DEFINE:
RESEARCHRE-search
-to search “again”
(to take more careful
look, to find out more)
(Selltiz and Others, 1976)
-repetitive search for
something previously
unknown (Caintic and Cruz, 2008)

13. DEFINE: RESEARCH
“a process of gathering
data or information to
solve a particular or
specific problem in a
scientific manner”
(Manuel and Medel, 1976)

14. DEFINE: RESEARCH
“a systematic study or
investigation of
something for the
purpose of answering
questions posed by the
researcher” (Sanchez, 1980)

15. DEFINE: RESEARCH
“an attempt to gain
solutions to problems;
more precisely, it is the
collection of data in a
rigorously controlled
situation for the
purpose of prediction
or explanation”

16. DEFINE: RESEARCH
“careful, critical, disciplined
inquiry, varying in technique
and method according to the
nature and conditions of the
problem identified, directed
toward the clarification or
resolution (or both) of a
problem”

17. DEFINE: RESEARCH
“simply, the systematic search for
pertinent information on a specific
topic or problem. After a careful,
systematic search for pertinent
information or data on a specific
topic or problem, and after the
researcher worker has analyzed and
interpreted the data, he eventually
faces another essential task-that of
preparing the research report” (Aquino

18. DEFINE: RESEARCH
“a purposive, systematic and scientific
process of gathering, analyzing,
classifying, organizing, presenting and
interpreting data for the solution of a
problem, for prediction, for invention,
for the discovery of truth or for the
expansion or verification of existing
knowledge, all for the preservation and
improvement of the quality of human
life” (Calderon and Gonzales, 1993)

19. DEFINE: RESEARCH
(LATEST)
“a process of steps used to collect and analyze
information to increase our understanding of a
topic or issue”. It consists of three steps: Pose a
question, collect data to answer the question,
and present an answer to the question” (Creswell,
2008)
“any gathering of data, information and facts for
the advancement of knowledge” (Shuttleworth,
2008)
“creative work undertaken on a systematic basis
in order to increase the stock of knowledge,
including knowledge of man, culture and society,

20. SEATWORK:
DEFINE RESEARCH USING YOUR OWN
WORDS.
(INDIVIDUAL-NB)
What I
Learned!
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21. II. PURPOSES
OF
RESEARCH
(Importance, Objectives,
Goals, Aims)

22. FORTUNE TELLING….
3 Reasons why am I in MakSci…
3 Goals I want to achieve as grade 7 student….
Where am I and what am I doing 10 years from
now… (be specific)

23. PURPOSE
Research is
PURPOSIVE.
“preservation and
improvement of the
quality of human life”
“to serve man”
(Good and Scates, 1972)

24. PURPOSE
“ To satisfy man’s craving for
more understanding, to
improve his judgment, to add
to his power, to reduce the
burden of work, to relieve
suffering, and to increase
satisfactions in multitudinous
ways-these are the large and
fundamental goals of
research”

25. SPECIFIC PURPOSE (TREECE AND
TREECE JR, 1977)
To discover
new facts
about known
phenomena
Ex: Alcohol may turn into a
kind of fuel -gasoline

26. SPECIFIC PURPOSE (TREECE AND
TREECE JR, 1977)
To find answers
to problems
partially solved by
existing methods
and info
Ex: Cancer is partially solved by
present method- may be
eradicated later on

27. SPECIFIC PURPOSE (TREECE AND
TREECE JR, 1977)
To improve
existing
techniques and
develop new
instruments or
products
Ex: Invention of new gadgets,
machines, food products and

28. SPECIFIC PURPOSE (TREECE AND
TREECE JR, 1977)
To discover
previously
unrecognized
substances or
elements
Ex: Elements in the periodic
table

29. SPECIFIC PURPOSE (TREECE AND
TREECE JR, 1977)
To discover
pathways of
known
substances and
elements
Ex: Know the dangers from the
abusive use of unprescribed
drugs and some poisonous
substances

30. SPECIFIC PURPOSE (SANCHEZ,
1980)
To satisfy the
researcher’s
curiousity
Ex: Curiosity how a hen hatches
egg-invented the incubator

31. SPECIFIC PURPOSE
To find
answers to
queries by
means of
scientific
method

32. SPECIFIC PURPOSE
To acquire better
and deeper
understanding
about a
phenomenon
Ex: research why women are

33. SPECIFIC PURPOSE (RELATED TO 2ND AND
3RD)
To improve
educational
practice
Ex: Revision of curricula,
instructional innovations

34. SPECIFIC PURPOSE (RELATED TO 2ND AND
3RD)
To promote
health and
prolong life
Ex: pharmaceutical,
nutritional, medical
research

35. SPECIFIC PURPOSE (RELATED TO 2ND AND
3RD)
To provide
man with
more of his
basic needs
Ex: more and better food,

36. SPECIFIC PURPOSE (RELATED TO 2ND AND
3RD)
To make work,
travel, and
communication
faster, easier and
more
comfortable
Ex: airplanes, land vehicles,
machines, improved radio/tv-
news, electricity

37. (1 WHOLE-INDIVIDUAL)
How could you benefit
from Research?
Determine10 specific
situations.
Explain each thoroughly.