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Development of Instructional Material for Practical Research 1
Author(s) -
Patricia Paredes-Baan
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
sapienza
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2675-9780
DOI - 10.51798/sijis.v2i4.146
Subject(s) - computer science , instructional design , curriculum , mathematics education , constructivism (international relations) , thematic analysis , qualitative research , pedagogy , multimedia , psychology , social science , international relations , sociology , politics , political science , law
The study aimed to develop a framework for teaching Practical Research and to find out the most appropriate instructional design to use in the development of instructional material for Practical Research 1. It utilized a qualitative research design. The research instrument includes two (2) curriculum guides and forty-five (45) literature searches on the best practices in teaching Practical Research 1. Data analysis used document analysis and thematic analysis. The findings revealed the components of the framework. Among these components are the learning competencies, enhancement/ measurement of prior knowledge, use of instructional material, feedback, and research writing. The most appropriate instructional design for developing the module in Practical Research 1 is the use of 5Es. The 5Es instructional design is used in science instruction and anchored on the principles of constructivism which follows procedural application of knowledge suitable to teaching Practical Research 1 which is deemed science-related. The following recommendations were made: the module in Practical Research 1 should be implemented and evaluated by Grade 11 Practical Research 1 instructors and students; materials containing contents specific to the learner's strand be developed; it is ideal to develop and produce audiovisual materials to add convenience in teaching Practical Research 1, and Practical Research 1 should be taught by teachers who have at least postgraduate units.

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