
CONTEXT AND RATIONALE
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JONEL ABAO RAÑON
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It contains the fewest possible words needed to adequately describe the content and/or purpose of your research paper.
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Research Gap
Research Methods
Research Findings
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A good title predicts the content of the research paper, it should be interesting to the reader, reflect the tone of the writing and contain important keywords
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THINGS TO REMEMBER: •if the target is PERFORMANCE through GRADES
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THINGS TO REMEMBER: •if the target is increasing number or results (cohort/completion/survival/) or tracking cases of observation presented into number/s
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THINGS TO REMEMBER: •if the target is MASTERY of the SKILLS/COMPETENCY
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"Increasing Attendance of Filipino 9 Students through Structured Teacher- Parent Partnership"
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"Improving Mathematics Performance Through the Use of Differentiated Supplementary Materials"
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"Maximizing Parents' Involvement in the New Normal through PREACH Project"
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"Using Graphics, Video Clips and Localized Stories: Its Effect On the Reading Comprehension Level of English VI Pupils"
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Improving Participation Rating of Science 9 Diamond Students through "Breakfast Ko, Kinabukasan Ko"
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"Institutionalizing Project CLEAN as a Solid Waste Management in School Through SSG Involvement"
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In the CONTEXT AND RATIONALE, it present the existing problems from general to specific
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In the CONTEXT AND RATIONALE, it indicates a GAP of the present scenario, raising a question about it, or extending previous and present knowledge in some way and present the existing problems from general to specific
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In the CONTEXT AND RATIONALE, its shows how or why the general research area is important, central, interesting, problematic or relevant in the most possible way.
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In the CONTEXT AND RATIONALE, it tells the impact of the problem if not given attention
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In the CONTEXT AND RATIONALE, it includes also insights that could tell the benefits of providing immediate and appropriate action to certain gaps
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Most research has shown that nutrition is very essential for cognitive and brain development. Healthy food choices accompanied by proper nourishment becomes vital to a student’s academic performance.
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At the start of the school year, the Health and Nutrition Council of the school assessed student’s nutritional status through its Body Mass Index (BMI) and identified 32 students who were undernourished. Out from 32 students, 12 were found to have low participation level in Science 9.
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Having the belief that nutritional status affects the performance of students; an intervention was designed to increase the Participation Level of Science 9 students. Helping children develop healthful habits from a young age will aid them in reaching their optimal potential.
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Eating breakfast positively influences several measures of academic performance, including short-term cognition; mathematics scores; tests of memory and creativity; and, physical endurance.
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It contains the fewest possible words needed to adequately describe the content and/or purpose of your research paper.
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Research Gap
Research Methods
Research Findings
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