Practical Research 1 1 st Semester 2020-2021
NAME: Inovacion, Riza Mae G.
SECTION: HE101
CHAPTER 3
METHODOLOGY AND ANALYSIS
Access to technology and its efficiency for online class of grade 11 students in Sumulong
Memorial High School
3.1 Population
To serve the purpose of this research, the researcher is going to gather data using a
quota sampling technique. Researcher will select ten (10), people with a certain class of 5
females and 5 male participants. And it is divided into 10 respondents according to their strand.
The researcher will gather information and conduct interview to the selected participants who
willingly participated on this study.
3.2 Ethical Consideration
Ethical Considerations can be specified as one of the most important parts of the
research (Bryan and Bell, 2007). The researcher has the right to follow in conducting the ethical
study. Furthermore, the researcher may also have a respect for the dignity that should be
prioritized; full consent should be obtained from the participants before the study. Informed
consent must give an explanation and the process, also the possible risk and benefits in this
study. Also, any type of conversation talking about your research should be done with honesty
and transparency. All the details and trust provided by the researcher from the participants
that are carefully observed and that is should be only for academic purposes. The Researcher
will adequate the level of confidentiality of the research data should be ensured. And also the
Respondents should participate based on informed consent. The principle of informed consent
involves researchers providing sufficient information and assurances about taking part to allow
individuals to understand the implications of participation and to reach a fully informed,
considered, and freely given decision about whether or not to do so, without the exercise of
any pressure or coercion.
3.3 Research Design
The research design uses a qualitative research design wherein it is concerned with
establishing answers to the whys and hows of the phenomenon question. (Djs, n. d). The design
of qualitative research is probably the most flexible of the various experimental techniques,
encompassing a variety of accepted methods and structures. (Shuttleworth & Wilson, n. d).
Also, it emphasizes how it is important this study and typically how and what is narrated. The
function of this research is to a deep understanding of the research problem as logically as
possible. The phenomenology approach enables the researcher to determine the
commonalities of individuals' usage and experiences with the use of technology for online
classes of a particular group, which are the grade 11 students. Although the
questions/observations in qualitative research are not managed to gain a particular response
the ability to code findings occurs more often than you may originally think. This is because the
researcher ‘steers’ the research in a particular direction whilst encouraging the respondent to
expand, and go into greater detail on certain points raised (in an interview/ focus group), or
actions carried out (participant observation) (Djs, n. d).
3.4 Conceptual Framework
INPUT
Access to technology of Grade 11 students for their online class
PROCESS
Interview grade 11 students and identify the technology they use for
online classes. Determine the pros and cons of those technology for
online learning.
OUTPUT
Access to Technology and It's Efficiency for Online Classes of Grade 11
Students
3.5 Interview Instrument
Interviews are particularly useful for getting the story behind a participant’s
experiences. The interviewer can pursue in-depth information around the topic. Interviews may
be useful as follow-up to certain respondents to questionnaires, e.g., to further investigate their
responses. (McNamara, 1999). The interview Interviews are primarily done in qualitative
research and occur when researchers ask one or more participants general, open-ended
questions and record their answers. Often audiotapes are utilized to allow for more consistent
transcription (Creswell, 2012). The researcher will prepare a semi-structured interview
questions to be able to identify the technology used by the students and how efficient it is for
their online classes. The interview guide will be composing of more or less 2 open-ended type
of question. The researcher might add new questions that are needed depending on the answer
of the participant in order to clarify his/her answer. The interview will take place according on
the convenience of the participant and it might also last for an hour or half.
3.6 Data Analysis
The researcher will refer to axial coding after the data collection to interconnect the
categories of codes created by the researcher. This will enable the researcher to classify the
degree of efficacy of the technology used by the student for the online learning. The provided
data will be transcribed, organized and used to construct themes. The researcher will also use
textual data as a guide to identify the efficiency a specific technology contributes for online
learning. The researcher will use narrative analysis to describe the experiences of the
participants with the technology they use for online learning. Narrative analysis is a genre of
analytic frames whereby researchers interpret stories that are told within the context of
research and/or are shared in everyday life (Allen, 2017). Upon describing the experiences of
participants with the technology they use for online learning, the researcher will be able to
identify the effectiveness each of the technology used by the students for online class,
therefore will enable the researcher to classify the technology that had the most efficiency for
the online learning of students.
3.7 Summary
The researcher will select ten participants from different academic strands of grade 11
students. In conducting this study, the researcher has the right to follow ethical study
deliberation including the consent and the information of one individual. The researcher is used
the qualitative research design phenomenology approach to conduct this research. It may also
have individual questions that are used as an interview instrument. All information is collected
from the participants and it will be analyzed together with the textual data and interview in
different related information such as news reports, social media and surveys.