Practical Research 1 is a foundational subject focusing on the introduction to qualitative research methodologies. This subject equips students with essential skills in designing, conducting, and analyzing qualitative research, emphasizing the exploration of social phenomena through in-depth, non-numerical data collection and interpretation.
The subject covers the development of research proposals, ethical considerations, and various qualitative data-gathering techniques such as interviews, focus groups, and observations. Students learn to formulate research questions, conduct literature reviews, and critically analyze qualitative data to draw meaningful conclusions. The subject also emphasizes the importance of understanding the context and experiences of individuals or groups being studied.
By engaging in hands-on projects and real-world research, students enhance their ability to explore complex social issues and contribute to knowledge creation. "Practical Research 1" prepares learners for more advanced research endeavors and fosters a deeper appreciation for the intricacies of human behavior and societal dynamics.
Download first quarter learning materials for Practical Research 1 through the links below.
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