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Writing The Research Title

Here are the three best titles I would choose from the list and why: 1. Factors that Influence a Child’s Decisions to Read Outside-Of-School - This title clearly indicates the focus of the study which is on identifying factors that motivate children to read outside of the classroom. 2. Internet Addiction faced by Young Kids - This title directly states the problem being examined which is internet addiction among young children. It captures the reader's attention. 3. The Effects of Cooperative Learning on Student Achievement - This title summarizes the main idea of comparing the impact of cooperative learning versus traditional teaching methods on student performance. It predicts the content and findings of the study. The other titles are either

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Writing The Research Title

Here are the three best titles I would choose from the list and why: 1. Factors that Influence a Child’s Decisions to Read Outside-Of-School - This title clearly indicates the focus of the study which is on identifying factors that motivate children to read outside of the classroom. 2. Internet Addiction faced by Young Kids - This title directly states the problem being examined which is internet addiction among young children. It captures the reader's attention. 3. The Effects of Cooperative Learning on Student Achievement - This title summarizes the main idea of comparing the impact of cooperative learning versus traditional teaching methods on student performance. It predicts the content and findings of the study. The other titles are either

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WRITING THE

RESEARCH
TITLE
OBJECTIVES
•Specifically, at the end of this module, the learner
is able to:
1. Characterize a researchable topic;
2. Choose a good working title; and
3. Write a research title.
STIRRING UP IMAGINATION
•Analyze the titles written in clusters. Identify the
common elements of the titles.
Cluster A
1. Reading Difficulties and Comprehension Levels of Freshmen
2. 2. Factors Affecting the Learning Styles of High School Students
(Naco, 2006)
3. Managerial Skills and Difficulties of School Managers
• Cluster B
1. Likeability of Teachers: Essential Qualities for Senior of High School Instructors
2. Predictors of Students’ Performance in Chemistry Laboratory of Private Schools (Estrella,
2009)
3. The Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Competencies of School for Human Intervention Program
(Cristobal, 2003)
Cluster C
1. The Effect of Computer to Mathematical Competencies in Algebra Among Sophomores
2. 2. The Effect of Assisted Instruction in Performance of Students in Asian History and
Civilization (Cuenca, 2008)
3. 3. Correlation of English Performance of Students in Selected Schools (Valenton, 2009)
• Cluster D
1. Parenting Needs, Goals, Strategies for Adolescent Mothers (Stiles, 2005)
2. Learning Styles and Level of Motivation of Honor Students
3. Psychological Needs of Students with OFW Parents

GUIDE QUESTIONS:
1.How did the researchers came up with these titles?
2.What are the common elements of these research titles?
CHARACTERISTICS OF A
GOOD RESEARCH TITLE
•The Research Title:
a. summarizes the main idea/s of your study
b. it is the part of the paper that is read the most and is
usually read first
c. captures reader’s attention and draws his attention at the
research problem being investigated
d. differentiates the paper from other papers of the same
subject area
e. Predicts content
f. Contains keywords that will make it easy to access by a
computer search
HERE ARE BASIC REMINDERS TO
KEEP IN MIND WHILE WRITING A
RESEARCH TITLE:
1. Keep it simple, brief, and attractive.
Avoid: Drug X has an effect of muscular contraction
for an hour in snails
Better: Drug X induces muscular contraction in
snails
2. Use appropriate descriptive words
Avoid: Effects of Drug A on schizophrenia patients
Better: Psychosocial effects of Drug A on schizophrenia patients.
3. Avoid abbreviations and jargon.
Avoid: MMP expression profiles cannot distinguish between
normal and early osteoarthritic synovial fluid
Better: Matrix metalloproteinase protein expression profiles
cannot distinguish between normal and early osteoarthritic
synovial fluid
4. It is a good idea to create a ‘working’ research title first.
Avoid: MMP expression profiles cannot distinguish between normal and
early osteoarthritic synovial fluid
Better: Matrix metalloproteinase protein expression profiles cannot
distinguish between normal and early osteoarthritic synovial fluid
HOW TO WRITE A RESEARCH
TITLE
• Step One Ask yourself these questions and make note of the
answers:
• 1. What is my paper about?
• 2. What techniques/designs will be used?
• 3. Who/What will be studied?
• 4. Where is the setting of the study?
• 5. When is the period or duration of the study?
•Step Two Use your answers to list key words.
•Step Three Create a sentence that indicates the key
words you listed.
•Step Four Delete all unnecessary/repetitive words
and link the remaining.
•Step Five Delete non-essential information and
reword the title.
LET US TAKE THIS SAMPLE
TITLE:
A Phenomenological Study on the Behavior of
Senior High School Students with Absentee
Parents of Tabaco National High School in the
School Year 2017-2018
1.What are we looking at?
2.Who are the subjects?
3.Where is the setting/place of the study?
4.What type of study is it going to be?
5.What is the period covered of the study?
6.What size is the sample?
7.What data-collection methods will be used?
STRAND/TRACK RESEARCH TITLE/TOPICS
STEM Health Hazards of Direct and Indirect Smoking:
Prevention and Care
HUMSS The Perception of the Stakeholders on the
Implementation of Senior High School
ABM The Effect of Word of Mouth Advertisement on the
Stability of Julia’s Bakery
GAS Factors Influencing Secondary Students’ Perception
and Preferences in Choosing a Strand in Senior High
School
TVL (Computer Programming) Employability of Computer Programmers: Job
Market Analysis
TVL (Bread and Pastry) Perception of the Trainers of the Effectiveness of
Bread and Pastry Production Training Program
TVL (Tour Guiding Servicing) The Effect of Tourist Attractions to the Development
of Economy
TVL (Automotive Servicing) Awareness on the Responsibilities: Contributions and
Significance of Automotive Technicians
PRACTICE TASK: CHOOSING MY
TITLES
•From among the listed working titles below, select the best three and state your reasons why.
• 1. School Absenteeism among Students
• 2. Factors that Influence a Child’s Decisions to Read Outside-Of-School
• 3. Internet Addiction faced by Young Kids
• 4. Online Education for Disabled Students
• 5. The Effects of Cooperative Learning on Student Achievement
• 6. Overcoming Death of a Loved One
• 7. Preventing Self-Harm
• 8. Side Effects of Body Piercing at a Young Age
• 9. The Future of Different Sports in the Philippines
• 10. The Impact of Using Nuclear Weapons

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