Research Process and Action Research Quiz w4

What is the role of peer-reviewed articles in assignments?

• They are not necessary for academic assignments.

• They provide insights into personal experiences.

• They demonstrate the researcher's creativity.

• They contribute to the credibility of the assignment and are often required.

What is the primary goal of Fundamental Research according to the given information?

• To develop and test educational theories.

• To find practical solutions to specific problems.

• To conduct experiments for commercial product development.

• To identify and evaluate existing knowledge.

According to Schwarz & Stensaker (2015), phenomenon-driven research focuses on:

• Identifying gaps in existing knowledge

• Documenting historical events

• Theoretical debates

• General knowledge

What is an example of a research phenomenon in teaching and learning mathematics?

• History of mathematics

• Mathematics anxiety

• Basic arithmetic operations

• Algebraic equations

What role does technology integration play in teaching and learning mathematics?

• It hinders student engagement

• It enhances student engagement and promotes conceptual understanding

• It limits problem-solving skills

• It is irrelevant to mathematics education

What is a research phenomenon in the context of this lesson?

• A topic that needs further investigation

• A well-known concept in research

• A widely accepted theory

• A solved problem

How can you identify a research problem?

• By choosing a well-researched topic

• By reading recent research and finding gaps

• By avoiding any conflicting viewpoints

• By selecting a broad research area

Why is it important to evaluate research findings?

• To find errors in the research.

• To determine the credibility and relevance of the information.

• To challenge the existing knowledge.

• To showcase the researcher's critical thinking skills.

How can identifying research phenomena stimulate early childhood development in mathematics?

• by discouraging children from discussing mathematics

• By avoiding patterns and classifications

• By encouraging children to think and talk about numbers and patterns

• By focusing only on memorization

A research problem is best described as:

• A solved issue in literature

• A statement about an area of concern

• A confirmed theory

• A widely accepted belief