Chapter 3:research Methodology
Chapter 3:research Methodology
This chapter is created to give a better understanding about the procedures on how this
study is conducted, this chapter contains about the research design, information’s about
METHODS OF RESEARCH
The study used Descriptive research design to have the reliable and legitimate
population, situation or phenomenon. It can answer what, when, where, when and how
questions. A descriptive research design can use a wide variety of quantitative and
design is used to provide more accurate information’s and it justify the current practice
correlations, and categories. It is also useful when not much is known yet about the
topic or problem. Before you can research why something happens, you need to
understand how, when and where it happens. According also to question pro.com,
descriptive research design allows the researchers to provide insights into the why and
how of the research. This research design can be a very effective research framework
The researchers choose to gather data from the Grade 11 and Grade 12 students
because they are mostly likely be involve in the main point of this study.
They are mostly involve in the Studying because they are the people who is more able
to know on The skills and knowledge in cookery that can be used in the future by the
The researchers conduct a numbering for the participants and it ranges of 25 in each
SAMPLING TECHNIQUE
The samples are determined Purposive sampling. This type of sampling involves the
researcher using their judgement to select a sample that is most useful to the purposes
of the research. The sample size that the researchers use are 25 participants in each
grade who is related in the study. This students consist of 25 Grade 11 student and 25
The researchers use the questionnaires for the accurate method of collecting data. This
the respondents, and it also consist of questions that justifies the chosen research, this
The researchers was given freedom by their research adviser to compose the said
instrument and reviewed by their thesis adviser. The questionnaire used open answers