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PHASES OF CONDUCTING AN INVESTIGATORY
PROJECT
PROBLEM
TITLE
MATERIALS
TIME TABLE
RATIONALE
PROCEDURE
IMPLICATION
BUDGET
PROPONENTS
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Teachers deadline
6. Writing the IP Written Report
7. Submission of IP Written Report
8. Making the Exhibit Board
9. Preparing for the Oral Defense
PHASE I : THE PROPOSAL
-detailed written plan of how the project will be done.
-like designing an experiment.
-future tense of the verbs is used.
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6. Writing the IP Written Report
7. Submission of IP Written Report
8. Making the Exhibit Board
9. Preparing for the Oral Defense
Parts of the Research Plan
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8. Making the Exhibit Board
9. Preparing for the Oral Defense
TITLE
-patterned from the question, however it must contain only the essential words.
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6. Writing the IP Written Report
7. Submission of IP Written Report
8. Making the Exhibit Board
9. Preparing for the Oral Defense
I. PROBLEM
a. It is stated as a question/scientific inquiry.
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8. Making the Exhibit Board
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IV. MATERIALS
a. What are the things you need in solving your problem? Are you going to buy them or just borrow?
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8. Making the Exhibit Board
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V. PROCEDURE
a. What are the orderly steps you are going to do to solve your problem?b. How are you going to present the data that you will gather? Will it be through graphs or tables?
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8. Making the Exhibit Board
9. Preparing for the Oral Defense
VI. IMPLICATIONa. In case your problem will be solved, what will be its importance to the school or to the community? Will your findings benefit others?
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8. Making the Exhibit Board
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VII. TIME TABLE
a. How are you going to schedule the making of your project against the deadline set by your teacher? Are your schedules attainable?
EXAMPLE OF TIME TABLE:EXAMPLE OF TIME TABLE:
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TEACHER’S
DEADLINE1. Submission of Problem and Title
2. Writing the IP Proposal
3. Submission of IP Proposal
4. Investigation Period
5. Submission of Gathered data
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TEACHER’S
DEADLINE
6. Writing the IP Written Report
7. Submission of IP Written Report
8. Making the Exhibit Board
9. Preparing for the Oral Defense
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6. Writing the IP Written Report
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8. Making the Exhibit Board
9. Preparing for the Oral Defense
VIII. BUDGET
a. How much each material you need costs in the market? b. How much are you going to spend for the project as a group? How much will be the contribution of each member?c. Do your parents approve your budget? Did your leader inform them about the possible expenses through a letter?
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IX. PROPONENTS
a. Who propose the project? The group names appear here.
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8. Making the Exhibit Board
9. Preparing for the Oral Defense
PHASE II: THE INVESTIGATION
- as soon as your proposal is approved you can now start investigating. Your procedure will be your guide. Keep track of all your observations and data by placing them on a table. Document also your works by photographs, videos, etc.
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PHASE III. THE OUTPUT
-after conducting the investigation you are now ready to organize your gathered data and present your findings.
-The output has three levels:
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I. THE WRITTEN REPORT
a.A recall of all the things you did to solve your problem. The mode of the verb is in the past tense.
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Abstract (maximum of 250 words)
a. the SHOW WINDOW of your project.
It must contain brief explanation of the following:
1. Purpose of the study2. Procedure3. Findings
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I. THE WRITTEN REPORT
I ntroductionM ethodologyR esults andD iscussionC onclusion
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1. Introduction a. The background of the problem. It answers the following questions:
1. How did you arrive at that kind of problem?2. Why did you investigate that kind of problem where in fact there are hundreds of problems out there?
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2. Methodologya. Two parts of the proposal are combined here:
a. MATERIALSb. PROCEDURE
You must explain in details the things you did to solve the problem. The proposal procedure is your guide in making this portion.
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3. Results and Discussion
a.shows the data you have gathered arranged or presented in tables or graphs. The data must already speak of the whole thing (general).
- discuss the results. What do those data mean?
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4. Conclusiona. This briefly states the immediate answer/findings about the problem.
Recommendation (optional)
a. If others would be doing your project, what would you advise them?
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10. RESEARCHERSa. Your names
11. ADVISERa. Your Science teacher’s name
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II. THE EXHIBIT
a. It is a showcase of your IP.
b. It must attract viewers so that they may get interested to your IP.
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EFFECTIVE ADVISORSHIP
1. The Research Plan
a. Problem
b. Goals/Hypotheses
c. Detailed Methodology
d. Bibliography
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EFFECTIVE ADVISORSHIP
DETAILED ACCOUNT OF ALL PHASES OF THE PROJECT.
PROOF OF ACTIVITIES.
OPEN FOR SCIENTIFIC SCRUTINY.
2. The Research Logbook.
Sample Pages of a Research Data Logbook.
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EFFECTIVE ADVISORSHIP3. The Research Work
TitleI M R a D
CAbstract
Bibliography
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EFFECTIVE ADVISORSHIP
Photo Documentation
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ETHICAL STATEMENT
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CLOSURE
ON EARTH, THERE IS NOTHING GREAT BUT MAN, IN MAN THERE IS NOTHING GREAT BUT MIND
SIR WILLIAM HAMILTONLECTURES ON METAPHYSICS