Day 4.1 Quiz: How to conduct research in teaching learning conte

What is the first step in conducting research in a teaching-learning context?

• Analyzing data

• Reviewing existing literature

• Defining the research question

• Conducting interviews

Which of the following is a primary data collection method in educational research?

• Reviewing journal articles

• Administering surveys or questionnaires

• Reading textbooks

• Analyzing government reports

What is the purpose of a literature review in educational research?

• To gather new primary data

• To summarize existing research and identify gaps

• To generate interview questions

• To publish new research findings

Which research method is best suited for studying the impact of a new teaching strategy on student performance?

• Experimental research

• Historical research

• Theoretical research

• Archival research

Which of the following is a common tool for qualitative data collection in educational research?

• Interviews

• Multiple-choice tests

• Graphs and charts

• Standardized tests

Which of the following best describes action research in the teaching-learning context?

• Research focused on historical events in education

• Research conducted by teachers to improve their own practice

• Research conducted by students on teaching methods

• Research that tests psychological theories in classrooms

In mixed-methods research, what is the purpose of combining qualitative and quantitative approaches?

• To eliminate biases in data collection

• To gain a more comprehensive understanding of the research problem

• To simplify the research process

• To reduce the need for extensive data collection

What is one of the main challenges of conducting longitudinal research in the teaching-learning context?

• Difficulty in obtaining consent from participants

• Time commitment and participant attrition over extended periods

• Lack of funding for large sample sizes

• Absence of appropriate qualitative methods

Which of the following data analysis methods is best suited for identifying patterns and themes in qualitative research data?

• Regression analysis

• Thematic coding

• T-tests

• Randomized controlled trials

In educational research, why is ethical consideration important when working with students?

• To ensure the research is published in top journals

• To protect participants' rights, privacy, and well-being during the research process

• To avoid complex data analysis

• To make data collection faster and more efficient