module 8-12 Flashcards

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is a descriptive and critical or evaluative account of a book. It is an analysis of a book that includes its subject, strengths and weaknesses and context.

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A book review

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is a specialized form of academic writing in which a reviewer evaluates the contribution to the knowledge of scholarly works l

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Article critique

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Purposes of Writing an Article Critique

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  1. It addresses more specific audience.
  2. It offers a critical response to a published scholarly work.
  3. It uses both proofs and logical reasoning to substantiate the opinions
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is a type of academic writing that provides an overview of a specific topic. It discusses and analyses published information in a particular subject area.

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Literature review

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It is more than a summary of the sources, and has an organizational pattern that combines both summary and synthesis (Washington University in St. Louis, 2020).

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Literature review

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Purposes of a Literature Review (Barrot 2018)

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  1. It establishes the importance of the topic and the research gap.
  2. Provides readers with relevant information that will familiarize them with the topic.
  3. Clarifies the contradictions between and among the previous studies.
  4. Justifies the research method, questions, and the conceptual and theoretical framework.
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Parts of a Research Report

contains informative title that describes the content of the paper.

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Title Page

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Parts of a Research Report

contains the summary of the research findings and conclusion.

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Abstract

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Parts of a Research Report

explains the current state of the field and identifies research gaps.

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Introduction

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Parts of a Research Report

contains the summary and synthesis of all available sources related to the study.

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Literature Review

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Parts of a Research Report

describes how the experiments or tests in the research were conducted.

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Methodology

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Parts of a Research Report

describes the data gathered and the tables and graphs that summarize the collected data.

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Results

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Parts of a Research Report

provides an explanation of all the results in relation to the previous studies presented in the literature review

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Discussion

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Parts of a Research Report

contains the restatement of the major findings, the limitations of the study, the recommendation, and the implications.

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Conclusion

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Parts of a Research Report

include information and data of the study that are either not important enough to be included in the main body of the research or are too lengthy.

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Appendices

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Basic Steps in Writing a Research Report

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  1. Identify and develop your topic.
  2. Do a preliminary search for information.
  3. Locate materials.
  4. Evaluate your sources.
  5. Make notes.
  6. Write your paper.
  7. Cite your sources properly.
  8. Proofread.
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is a detailed description of a series of activities aimed at solving a certain problem. It is a document which you present to potential sponsors or clients to receive funding or get your project approved.

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Project proposal

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This background section discusses what has brought about the need for the project – what problem, what opportunity there is for improving things and what the basic situation is.

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Project Background/Situation Analysis

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It discusses the short and long-term goals your project will contribute to. It should be in response to the core problem stated.

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Project Objectives

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This part discusses the effects of the project (economic, social, cultural, environmental, etc.) as well as the specific measures to sustain the project.

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Desired Impact and Outcome of the Project

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external factors that could potentially jeopardize the project and are beyond control. Thus, the proponent/s should identify some measures that would mitigate the adverse effects resulting from
such pitfalls.

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Risk Management Plan

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This part justifies the need to expatriate personnel. This section also explains the responsibilities and tasks of each key person in the project.

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Project Organization and Staffing

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This section describes how you will accomplish the proposed tasks. It also presents the time required to complete the work.

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Project Work Plan

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This section furnishes the details of all the expenses. These could include the amount of the required materials, travel fare, etc

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Detailed Budget Requirement

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This part includes projects that are** lined-up to compliment the current initiative** as well as the pledges received from the sponsors.

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Other Relevant Information

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The proponent/s could attach the profile/brochure of the organization, endorsement, recommendation and other pertinent documents.

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Attachments