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    This document outlines the essential parts of a chapter that reports research findings, which are the summary, findings, conclusion, and recommendation. The summary reintroduces the research objectives and methodology. Findings are presented in a bulleted list organized by the research questions. The conclusion restates the most important results. Recommendations provide suggestions for stakeholders and encourage future research based on the study's limitations.

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    This document outlines the essential parts of a chapter that reports research findings, which are the summary, findings, conclusion, and recommendation. The summary reintroduces the research objectives and methodology. Findings are presented in a bulleted list organized by the research questions. The conclusion restates the most important results. Recommendations provide suggestions for stakeholders and encourage future research based on the study's limitations.

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    On Writing

    Summary,
    Conclusion, and
    Recommendation

    Reporting Findings, Drawing


    Conclusions and Making
    Recommendations
    Table of Contents
    01 02
    Essential Parts Summary and
    of the Chapter Findings

    03 04
    Conclusion Recommendation
    Objectives
    At the end of the lesson, the students
    shall be able to:

    1. Differentiate the parts of


    Summary, Conclusion, and
    Recommendation
    2. Cite the necessary information
    for each part
    3. Write the Summary, Conclusion,
    and Recommendation.
    01
    The Essential
    Parts of the
    Chapter
    On Writing Summary, Conclusion,
    and Recommendation
    Summary, Conclusion,
    and Recommendation
    This chapter presents and wraps up all
    the information that the researcher
    collected about his research.

    In this chapter, you need to


    go back to your research
    problem, the methods you
    utilized, and the data you got.
    Summary, Conclusion,
    and Recommendation
    The following are the parts of the
    chapter:

    ● Summary
    ● Findings
    ● Conclusion
    ● Recommendation
    02
    Summary and
    Findings
    On Writing Summary, Conclusion,
    and Recommendation
    Summary
    Summary is the first part of the chapter. You need to restate
    your research objectives and questions and present the
    methodology.

    The fastest way to work on one is to write two paragraphs for it:
    - First paragraph summarizes the rationale, objectives, and
    statements of the problem
    - Second paragraph summarizes the methodology: the
    research design, participants, data gathering procedures,
    and the statistical treatment utilized.
    In the first paragraph, the
    rationale is presented as
    well as the interests of
    the researchers.

    On the other hand, the


    second paragraph shows
    the target participants,
    the design, the data
    collection method, and
    the analysis utilized.
    Findings
    The findings of the research revolve on the data
    collected and analyzed by the researchers. It is
    usually organized in a bulleted manner and is
    following how the statements of the problem is
    presented.
    This is how the SOP is
    presented. Look
    closely to the next
    slide.
    This is how the
    findings are
    presented.
    Findings
    Always remember to simplify your findings. If
    the data is easy to understand, then your future
    readers will not have a hard time understanding
    it.
    03
    Conclusion
    On Writing Summary, Conclusion,
    and Recommendation
    Conclusion
    Conclusion is where researchers restate the most
    important result that they have found out. Most of the
    time, if the research has a statistical question that needs
    to be answered, it can be presented again in the
    conclusion after restating the intentions and the
    statistical treatment.

    One paragraph is enough for conclusion.


    This is what a conclusion looks like.
    04
    Recommendation
    On Writing Summary, Conclusion,
    and Recommendation
    Recommendation
    Recommendation is where the researchers give
    suggestions to the different stakeholders if they will be
    interested in the study. Most of the times, researchers
    always to back to the Significance of the Study to refresh
    their minds of who will be their beneficiaries. Also, they
    add future researchers in the end of every
    recommendation to persuade others to continue the
    study especially if there were limitations seen during the
    conduct.
    Remember to write
    your
    recommendations
    based on your results
    and limitations.
    Thanks!
    Do you have any questions?

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