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DLP 2 Importance of Quantitative Research

The document outlines a lesson plan for teaching quantitative research methods to senior high school students. It involves defining quantitative research, motivating students by having them research a problem in their community, guiding them through conducting their own quantitative study in groups, analyzing different data techniques, discussing limitations and comparing to qualitative research, having students apply their knowledge to a real-life problem, and assessing student understanding through questions and an assignment. Interactive activities are also proposed to reinforce the concepts through survey design, regression analysis, and experimental design.

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DLP 2 Importance of Quantitative Research

The document outlines a lesson plan for teaching quantitative research methods to senior high school students. It involves defining quantitative research, motivating students by having them research a problem in their community, guiding them through conducting their own quantitative study in groups, analyzing different data techniques, discussing limitations and comparing to qualitative research, having students apply their knowledge to a real-life problem, and assessing student understanding through questions and an assignment. Interactive activities are also proposed to reinforce the concepts through survey design, regression analysis, and experimental design.

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Objective: Illustrates the importance of quantitative research across fields under the DepEd Philippines K

to 12 Curriculum Guide.

Code: CS_RS12-Ia-c-2

Grade Level: Senior High School

Subject: Research in Daily Life

(1) Review:

- Discuss the definition of quantitative research and its importance in various fields such as science,
business, and education.

- Show examples of quantitative research studies and their impact on society.

(2) Motivation:

- Ask the students to think of a problem that they want to solve in their community or school.

- Explain that they will use quantitative research to gather data and find a solution to the problem.

(3) Activity:

- Divide the class into groups and assign each group a problem to solve.

- Provide them with a step-by-step guide on how to conduct a quantitative research study, including
how to formulate a research question, design a survey, and analyze data.

- Have each group present their findings and solutions to the class.

(4) Analysis:

- Discuss the different types of data analysis techniques, such as descriptive statistics, inferential
statistics, and regression analysis.

- Provide examples of how these techniques are used in quantitative research studies.

(5) Abstraction:

- Discuss the limitations of quantitative research and how it differs from qualitative research.

- Explain that both types of research are important and can be used together to gain a deeper
understanding of a problem.

(6) Application:

- Give the students a real-life problem that is related to the objective, such as improving the school's
recycling program.

- Have them conduct a quantitative research study to gather data and find a solution to the problem.
(7) Assessment:

1. What is quantitative research?

Answer: Quantitative research is a research method that uses numerical data to analyze and draw
conclusions.

2. What are the types of data analysis techniques used in quantitative research?

Answer: Descriptive statistics, inferential statistics, and regression analysis.

3. What are the limitations of quantitative research?

Answer: Quantitative research cannot capture the complexity of human experiences and emotions.

4. How does quantitative research differ from qualitative research?

Answer: Quantitative research uses numerical data, while qualitative research uses non-numerical data
such as words and images.

5. Why is quantitative research important?

Answer: Quantitative research provides objective and reliable data that can be used to inform decision-
making in various fields.

(8) Assignment:

- Have the students conduct a quantitative research study on a topic of their choice and present their
findings to the class.

Interactive Activities:

1. Create a survey on a topic of interest and analyze the results using descriptive statistics.

2. Conduct a regression analysis to determine the relationship between two variables.

3. Design an experiment to test a hypothesis and analyze the data using inferential statistics.

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