This category explores the fundamentals of research, from choosing topics to applying methods, analyzing data, and presenting results. Perfect for students, educators, and aspiring researchers.
How are educational theories arrived at? Dr. Alvior is generous enough to post her narrative on how she arrived at her theory of learning in higher education. She named it Alvior’s Theory of Learning in Higher Education. For students of curriculum development, this article is invaluable. See how a theory evolves. This article is more than … Read more
This article explains an emerging theory in language acquisition. It is called Lingoconomics. Find out how this theory explains the rise in English language acquisition phenomenon in Asian countries. Have you asked yourselves why many Filipinos would like to become proficient in English in order to work abroad? And why would many Koreans and Chinese study … Read more
How do you write a good abstract? Here are four elements of a good abstract. Abstracts are important references for scientists or students working on their research proposal; particularly, in preparing their review of literature. The abstract describes an unpublished or published research study in capsule form. It is a brief overview of the investigation … Read more
Do you know that mind mapping is a useful research tool? Here are five tips on how to make a mind map in developing and enhancing your research topic. An example mind map on climate change is provided at the end of the article. A mind map can portray relationships and interactions between the different … Read more
Does pacing matter in finishing running races or marathons? It does. I narrate my personal experience of running a 10K and a quick review of literature. As my enthusiasm in running grows, I also learn a lot while doing it to improve my performance. My very limited experience in my three 10K runs so far gave … Read more