It has two main elements: the objective and research questions.

It describes the coverage of the study.

It is a structured inquiry that utilizes acceptable methodology to solve problems and creates new knowledge that is generally acceptable.

It is an intellectual stimulus calling for an answer in the form of scientific inquiry.

It includes basic information, previous relevant studies, history and background information regarding the study.

This is a statement of a long-term objective expected to be achieved by the study.

It cites factors or variables that are not included and the boundary in terms of time frame, number of subjects, participants or respondents who are excluded.

It defines who will benefit and how beneficiaries benefit from the findings of the study.

These are specific questions which are to be answered in the study.

The research title must summarize the main idea of the study.

A friendly conversation can be a source of a research topic.

Stating the significance of the study is the first phase in research.

Citing relevant past researches on the same study in your introduction suggests that your research lacks novelty.

Delimitations in the study entail the accepted shortcoming in conducting the research.

An existing problem in your classroom can be considered as a research problem.

The time frame of the study may be omitted in the research title.

The setting of the study may not be cited in the scope and delimitations.

The significance of the study presents the coverage and boundaries of the research.

The participants of the study must be stated in the Statement of the Problem.