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    This document provides an introduction and overview for an English class lesson on technical terms used in research. The learning objectives are for students to comprehend, distinguish, and identify technical terms, Latin abbreviations, and non-English abbreviations commonly used in research. Key terms and concepts covered include research, research papers, primary and secondary sources, questionnaires, plagiarism, and interviews. Students will complete activities to apply their understanding and have an assignment on research definitions.

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    This document provides an introduction and overview for an English class lesson on technical terms used in research. The learning objectives are for students to comprehend, distinguish, and identify technical terms, Latin abbreviations, and non-English abbreviations commonly used in research. Key terms and concepts covered include research, research papers, primary and secondary sources, questionnaires, plagiarism, and interviews. Students will complete activities to apply their understanding and have an assignment on research definitions.

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    WELCOME TO

    ENGLISH CLASS!

    Prepared by:
    Rocel Z. Rodriguez
    English Pre-service Teacher
    Learning Objectives:

    At the end of the lesson, the students should be


    able to:
    a.Comprehend the technical terms used in
    research;
    b.Distinguish technical terms used in research;
    and
    c.Identify the common Latin and non- English
    abbreviations used in research.
    R_S_ _R­­_H

    RESEARCH
    I_T_ _D_C_ _O_

    INTRODUCTION
    _ _N_L_S_O_

    CONCLUSION
    Q_ _S_I_N_ _IR_
    QUESTIONNAIRE
    _L_G_ _R_ _M

    PLAGIARISM
    Technical Terms
    Used in
    Research
    Research (noun), according to Merriam Dictionary,
    is the collecting of information about a particular
    subject. Research establishes facts and new
    findings through a systematic investigation.

    It follows a certain method for studying a certain


    topic, answering a specific question(s), testing
    specific hypothesis(es) or developing theory.
    Research Paper

    It is the product of careful or diligent inquiry


    into the subject for the purpose of
    discovering and interpreting facts and then
    presenting them to a reader.
    Benefits in doing Research
     It gives you the feeling that you have mastered a
    certain subject, and that you have become an expert,
    in some limited way, on the subject.
     You develop self-discipline in the process.
     You learn what the steps are in doing research.
     You develop habits that can help you throughout life.
     One final benefit is that you really begin to treasure
    knowledge, and other people’s contributions to
    building up that knowledge.
    Questionnaire

     A questionnaire is a set of questions used to


    gather information in a survey.
     A questionnaire is a research tool featuring
    a series of questions used to collect useful
    information from respondents.
    Primary Source
     A primary source provides direct or first-hand
    evidence about an event, object, person, or work of
    art. Primary sources include historical and legal
    documents, eyewitness accounts, results of
    experiments, statistical data, pieces of creative
    writing, audio and video recordings, speeches, and art
    objects.
      It is the raw materials of history- original documents
    and objects that were created at the time under study.
    Secondary Source

     Secondary sources describe, summarize, or


    discuss information or details originally
    presented in another source. Examples of
    secondary source are: Publications such as
    textbooks, magazine articles, book reviews,
    commentaries, encyclopedias, and
    Almanacs.
    Let’s try to identify which of these sources
    are either primary or secondary one.
     The primary sources are Letters and
    Diaries, Government Documents,
    Manuscripts, Journals and Artifacts.

     The secondary sources are History


    textbook, Video Tape Encyclopedia,
    Newspaper, and Magazine.
    Plagiarism
     Plagiarism occurs when ideas, information, and even
    pictures are used without proper acknowledgement of
    the original sources. American Psychological
    Association (APA) style is most commonly used to cite
    sources within the social sciences.
     Providing in-text citation or parenthetical
    documentation of a quoted, summarized, or
    paraphrased text from another source is a sure fire
    method to avoid plagiarism.
    Interview

     Interview is a conversational practice where


    knowledge is produced through the
    interaction between an interviewer and
    interviewee or a group of interviewees.
      Interview Guide summarizes the content
    that researchers cover during interviews.
    Common Latin and Non- English Abbreviations Used in
    Research.
    Learning Activities
    Activity 1. Read the statements below. Put an X mark if the act shows
    plagiarism. Draw a heart if it shows academic honesty.
    Activity 2. . Match the terms from the word pool with their corresponding
    definitions. Choose and write the letter of your answer in the space provided.
    Assignment:

    Kindly have your research and


    advance reading on Technical and
    Operational Definitions.
    Thank You
    for Listening

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