First Day: English Flashcards
is a live onatorical activity that means a speaker engage with his or her audience through speech.
Public speaking
refers to your total physical, mental, and emotional traits.
Personality
refers to the content of your message.
Structure
which refers to the quality of your voice, use of appropriate gestures, and facial expressions, the ability to pace as you deliver the lines, incorporate humor, and possess the X-factor
delivery
The following techniques may help you with public speaking:
• Know your audience and the context.
• Establish a strong connection.
• Deliver good content and make sure that your purpose is clear
• Cite your sources
• Relax and learn to let go when necessary
One or two paragraphs that invite the reader to continue reading, arouses the interest of the reader.
This chapter also discusses the length of the study.
Introduction
The framework serves as the foundation of the study, the idea/theory on which the study is anchored
Theoretical framework
The theory is conceptualized by the researchers according to the study being persued
Conceptual framework
A diagram or graphical representation of the study, or the variables and how they relate to one another.
Research paradigm
Presents the question to be answered to arrive at the final answer.
Statement of the problem
Identifies person/persons/group who will benefit from the study. It relates the findings to the beneficiaries and tells how they will benefit from it.
Significance of the study
Sets the parameter boundaries within which the study will be conducted.
Scope and delimitation
A glossary of words used in the title
Definition of terms
A compilation of the readings about the topic, by foreign and local authors, as well as studies done by foreign and local researchers.
Review of related literature (RRL)
Presents how the study, both foreign and local, their similarities and differences
Relationship of the study to the studies reviewed
