Q3: Concept Paper Flashcards

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1
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It is something conceived in the mind.

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concept

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2
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It can be an abstract or generic idea generalized from particular instance.

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concept

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3
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What are the different ways on how we can elucidate a concept?

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  1. definition
  2. explanation/explication
  3. clarification
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4
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This allows the giving or explaining the meaning of an abstract term or concept.

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definition

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5
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Definition is derived from the Latin words finire (________); and de (________).

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  • to limit
  • form
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6
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Informal definition is also known as _______________________.

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parenthetical definition or in–text definition

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It is a type of definition using a synonym, a phrase, a clause and separated through a dash a colon, comma.

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informal definition

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It is also called as one–sentence logical definition.

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formal definition

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9
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Other term for formal definition

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Aristotelian definition

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What is the formula for formal definition?

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Term/species = Genus/group + Differentia

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It indicate where such item belongs

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Genus/group or class

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It indicates the term’s difference from other members belonging to that class.

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differentia

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13
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What questions does the explanation/explication answers?

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  • What is the concept about?
  • What is it made of?
  • What are the principles behind it?
  • How do you identify it?
  • How do you differentiate it from other concepts?
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14
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It is a detailed and intense explanation.

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explication

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15
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It involves offering back to the speaker the essential meaning, as understood by the listener, of what they have just said.

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clarification

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16
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This aims to check that the listener’s understanding is correct and resolving any areas of confusion or misunderstanding.

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clarification

17
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True or False

Concept papers are only used in academic texts.

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False

18
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In an academic context, it is a brief summary written to outline a research project.

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concept paper

19
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It is used to convince potential funders to sponsor a product, program, or service.

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concept paper

20
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It is a paper that discusses an idea, concept, or process in an orderly and clear manner.

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concept paper

21
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What are the examples of a concept paper?

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  • Focusing on how words are to be defined
  • focusing on word definitions and its effects
  • focusing on conducting trainings
  • focusing on conducting school activities
  • focusing on research concept paper
22
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Generally, a concept paper has five (5) parts:

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  • Introduction
  • Project Description
  • Purpse/rationale
  • Support Budget
  • Contact Information
23
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This part highlights the applicant’s vision and mission and how it aligns with the funder’s or sponsor’s.

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introduction

24
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This part explains why the sponsor should accept and fund the project.

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introduction

25
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True or False

The project description of a concept paper may introduce the applicant’s partners in accomplishing the proposed project.

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False

It is stated in the introduction

26
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This part includes goals, objective and overview of the methodology.

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project description

27
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This part is based on empirical evidence, reasonable cost and complexity; time boundedness.

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project description

28
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It Stresses out a plan to do; approach to be utilized and benefits and impacts to achieve.

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project description

29
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This part states the gap to be filled; problems to be addressed in the realization of the project.

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purpose/rationale

30
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It may also be merged with the introduction as it may also highlight the significance of the project.

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purpose/rationale

31
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This part include the bottom line amount which has the explanation on how the budget will be spent or allocated

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support/budget

32
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This will be the contact to address should the funder agree with the proposed project.

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contact information