Professional Documents
Culture Documents
I. BUSINESS LETTER
1. To convey a message
2. Dateline
3. Inside Address
4. Salutation
6. Complimentary Close
7. Signature
8. Attention line
9. Subject Line
10. Enclosures
A) CLASSIFICATION:
1. Basic/Pure/Fundamental Research – the purpose is to expand knowledge and explore theory and
could provide foundation for further research
2. Applied Research – concerned with how the findings could be utilized into some type of teaching
methods
B) CHARACTERISTICS
6. Feasible – practical, affordable and can be done through the available means
C) POINTERS
1. Introduction – includes the background of the problem and the explanation why there is a need to
research the given topic
2. Significance of the Study – includes the reason why the study is important and an identification of
who will benefit the research
3. Statement of the Problem – serves as a guide to the reader in finding an answer to the research
4. Scope and Delimitation – elaboration of the coverage of the study, the target respondents, and even
the weaknesses of the research
a. Conceptual Definition – literal meaning of the word taken from the dictionary
b. Operational Definition – the meaning of the word as used in the research paper
B) CHAPTER II
1. Related Literature – books that may be used in enlightening the readers about the topic
2. Related Studies – previous studies, that is thesis, dissertations, and research paper, that may be used
as an authority or reference in the explanation of the topic
4. Conceptual paradigm – to show the existing difference and relationship of the variables
C) CHAPTER III
2. Research Design – the type of design the researchers used in the research paper
c. Comparative Design
d. Experimental Design
4. Instrumentation – the instruments used in gathering data; questionnaires, video recorder, etc
5. Data Gathering Procedure – the manner through which the data are collected; everything should be
specified
D) CHAPTER IV:
1. Presentation
2. Analysis - investigation of the component parts of a whole and their relations in making up the whole
E) CHAPTER V
3. Recommendation