RESEARCH

is defined as “a seeking for truth, information or knowledge

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The knowledge and data pursued through questioning begins with gathering by applying the various human senses. Individuals continue the method of inquiry from birth till death.

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Inquiry is synonymous with the word (a)  

is the undertaking of finding answers to questions. It provides a lens from whichto explore the question.

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requires students to engage in active learning by bringing out their own questions, seeking out answers, and exploring composite problems.

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is all about the process of finding answers.

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Differences between SEARCHING and RESEARCHING

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Certain aspects of the research process such as the results analysis require additional training. Search does not require any specific set of skills or expertise; anyone can conduct a search.

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is to uncover new information, update current knowledge or identify facts. However, the goal of a search is to simply find something, such as a lost item or the meaning of something etc.

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Research takes up a longer time than search. Research could last for even months or years. Searches do not take time and can last even up to a few seconds.

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