Research Designs

Sir Mike wants to know the reasons behind students' absences in TF classes. He will conduct a survey to identify the students' reasons.

• Non-experimental

• Quasi-experimental

• True-Experimental

Sir Mike wants to improve the students' attendance in TF classes. . He would like to see if reinforcements can improve the attendance. He randomly assigned Grade 9 students to be part of his experimental and control group.

• Non-experimental

• Quasi-experimental

• True-Experimental

Sir Mike wants to improve the students' attendance in TF classes. He would like to see if reinforcements can improve the attendance. He assigned Grade 9-Generosity as his control group and Grade 9-Obedience as his experimental group.

• Non-experimental

• Quasi-experimental

• True-Experimental

For her study on the effectiveness of Visual Thinking Routines (VTRs), Nneka exposed one of her classes to VTRs, while retained her other class to the traditional lecture.

• Non-experimental

• Quasi-experimental

• True-Experimental

Joseph conducted a case study on his students with special needs.

• Non-experimental

• Quasi-experimental

• True-Experimental

Janine assigned grade 7-Peace as her Experimental Group and grade 7-Truth as her Control Group for her study on the effectiveness of ICT integration.

• Non-experimental

• Quasi-experimental

• True-Experimental

For his study on the effectiveness of Self-Paced Learning, JM pretested the students and shuffled them based on their scores before assigning them to the EG and the CG.

• Non-experimental

• Quasi-experimental

• True-Experimental

Sir Marvin did a content analysis of the speeches of the different presidential candidates.

• Non-experimental

• Quasi-experimental

• True-Experimental

Through pure random sampling, Sharon assigned the students who will be in the experimental group and the control group for her study on the effectiveness of Flipped Classroom.

• Non-experimental

• Quasi-experimental

• True-Experimental

Lily wants to know if there's a relationship between how much people earn and the number of children that they have.

• Non-experimental

• Quasi-experimental

• True-Experimental