1.HOW TO WRITE CHAPTER 5(Summary, Conclusions, and Recommendations)

2. T h e wh o l er e s e a r c h s t u d y i ss u mma r i z e d t h es y n o p s i s o f t h er e s e a r c ho b j e c t i v e s , h y p o t he s i s , r e s e a r c hme t h o d o l o g y , s a mp li n gd e s i g n s , c o n s i d e r at i o n i n 3. Th i s p a r t o f t h es t u d y s t a t e s i nc o n c i s e f o r m t h ef i n d i n g s b a s e d o nt h e a n a l y s i s a n di n t e r p r e t a t i o n o ft h e d a t a g a t h e r e do u t o f t h e r e s e a r c hi n s t r u me n t s u s e da n d p r e s e n t e da c c o r d i n g t os p e c i f i c p r o b l e m i n 4. GUIDELINES IN WRITING THE SUMMARY OFFINDINGS1. A brief statement about the main purpose of the study be stated.2. The findings may be lumped up all together but clarify demands specific questions under the statement of problem must be written first to be followed by the findings that would answer it. The specific questions should follow the 5. 3. Every statment of factshould consist of words,numbers or statisticalmeasures woven into ameaningful statement. Nodeductions on theinterpretation be made.4. The findings should be 6. CONSLUSIONSThe final part of the study are joined together harmoniously with the findings. The results should be arranged in a logical order based on the statement of the problem. The hypothesis which is the 7. GUIDELINES IN WRITING THE CONCLUSION1. Conclusions should not contain numerals.2. Conclusions should appropriately answer the specific questions raised at the beggining of the investigation. 8. 4. Conclusions should be explicit and definite, leaving merely implied giving the researcher a bit of doubt. The use of qualifiers such as, probably, perhaps, maybe should be avoided.5. Conclusions should not be repetitions of any statements anywhere in the research, thesis or dissertation. In any 9. SOME SUGGESTIONS CAN PROVIDE HELPFUL TIPSTO THE RESEARCHERS IN DRAWING CONCLUSIONS1. Know the area / locale in which the research has been conducted.2. What is in the research literature?3. Focus on the meaning / essence of the results.4. If theory is involved, either 10. 5. If possible, suggest future investigation that might lead to address unsolved problems and provide an extension of knowledge. 11. RECOMMENDATIONSRecommendations are based on the conclusions of the study. Give a detailed description of the suggestion for future action based on the significance of the findings. It includes implications for future use of findings and recommendation for future 12. GUIDELINES IN WRITING THERECOMMENDATION1. It should have the aim and effort to solve problems in the study2. It should ensure a continuous benefit being accorded to the universe mankind involved. 13. BIBLIOGRAPHYThe bibliography is the lastpart of any research work wherethe list of readings on aparticular subject that are usedor consulted in the preparationof the thesis / dissertation orthat are referred to in the textare alphabetically arranged. Thebibliography as a part of the 14. APPENDICESThe page for appendices is placed after the bibliography. These are the supplementary materials used in the preparation of the thesis / dissertation, these include questionnaire, letter to authority to conduct the study 15. CURRICULUM VITAEThis is the last part of a thesis / dissertation. The information should includeI the:PersonalII III CivilName Educational Service /AddressAttainment GovernmentDate of BirthElementary Examination IV WorkPlace of Secondary Passed ExperienceBirthUndergradua TeachingCivil Status teAdministrative 16. V Scholarships / GrantsVI Productive ScholarshipReceivedand Creative WorksPublicationsBooksArticlesInventionResearches ConductedHonors / Award ReceivedInstitutionalLocal / Regional / National/ InternationalProfessional Standing and 17. Membership in ProfessionalOrganizationOfficerMemberSeminars / Training Programs /Conferences / WorkshopsAttendedInstitutionalLocal / Regional / National /InternationalEducation TravelSponsoring agency /institution 18. GUIDELINES IN EVALUATING A THESIS ORDISSERTATIONBeingable to write a critical analysis of a thesis or dissertation is a valuable experience for a graduate research student.The following are guidelines in evaluating a thesis or dissertation: 19. The Problem and Hypothesis The problem should be clearly stated and delimited. The significance of the problem should be established and should recognize the intended beneficiaries. The relevance, strength and utilization of concepts and theories to the research work should be clearly stated. The hypothesis should be clearly stated and should be testable. 20. Review of Related Literature and Studies It should be well organized, both foreign and local. It should adequately cover important findings. The relevance and the justification of the reviewed literature to the present study local and foreign should provide a balanced presentation conducted in various readings. 21. Methodology The research design should be described in detail. The research design should be adequate. The justification of the research method used should be stated. The relevant variables should be recognized. The data gathering instruments 22. A brief description of theplace where the subjectswere obtained should bedescribed.The samples and samplingtechnique used, samplingsize, and how it is 23. Results It should be presented according to the objectives of the study; preferably topical presentation. Statistical treatment of should be appropriate. Use of tables and figures should be appropriate. Plain reading and explanation of tables, figures, and graphs should be supplied. The analysis of data relationships should be 24. Summary The synopsis of the research objectives, hypothesis, research methodology and findings should be stated clearly.Conclusions Brief statements about the generalizations should be inferred from the results / findings.Reccomendations State the detailed description of the suggestions for future action based on 25. Bibliography / References Include the list of readings / works by a particular author. Include the list of source materials that are used / consulted in the preparation of the thesis or dissertation. This will include 26. Appendices The list of supplementary materials that were used in the thesis or dissertation should be presented. These materials include questionnaire, letter requesting permission and its approval from authority to conduct the study, distribute