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CONCEPT

PAPER
IT PROVIDES OVERVIEW AN
OVERVIEW OF THE PROJECT.

IT HELPS ELIMINATE
PROPOSALS THAT ARE LIKELY
TO BE DISAPPROVE.
CONCEPT
PAPER
FOUNDATION OF FULL
PROPOSAL

DETERMINES IF PROJECT IS
FEASIBLE OR NOT.

IT PIQUES INTEREST OF
SEVERAL USES OF
POTENTIAL FUNDING CONCEPT PAPER
AGENCIES
OBTAINS FEEDBACK ON IDEAS
PRIOR TO PREPARING FULL
PROPOSAL
CONCEPT PAPER CAN BE HELPFUL IN ADDRESSING SOCIAL
ISSUES ESPECIALLY SINCE THEY AIM TO SHOW SOLUTIONS TO
TANGIBLE ISSUES WHICH PLAGUE SOCIETY.
DEFINITION
It is the method of identifying a given term, making its
meaning clearer.

Its main purpose is to clarify and explain concepts, ideas, and


issues by answering the question "What does it mean?"

This mode of explanation contains the term to be identified and


the detailed exposition of the term through the use of
illustrations, examplesm and description.
DEFINITION
This can be presented in three ways:

Informal - it is done through parenthetical or brief


explanation.

EXAMPLE: Tocopherol (Vitamin E) is naturally found in vegetable


oil, fish, and nuts.
DEFINITION
This can be presented in three ways:

Formal - explains a term by incorporating the term to be


defined (species), the general category of the term (genus),
and the quality that makes the terms different from other terms
in the same category (diferentia)

EXAMPLE: Vitamin E is a light yellow fat-soluble vitamin that


acts as an anti-oxidant.
DEFINITION
This can be presented in three ways:

Extended- It is a detailed way of defining a term and is


usually composed of at least one paragraph. It incorporates
various pattern of development (e.g., formal and informal,
comparison contrast, narration, classification, functional
analysis, process analogy, and cause and effect) to explain
given concept.
DEFINITION
This can be presented in three ways:

EXAMPLE: Learning materials refer to both printed and non


printed objects or items that teachers and learners used to
facilitate language learning. Nowadays, materials are beoming
more and more sophisticated, incorporating authentic language
samples and realias that help make connection between
classrooms and real-life activities.
EXPLICATION
It is a method of explanation in which sentences, verse, and
quotes or passages are take from a literary or academic work
and then interpreted and explained in a detailed way.

The thesis in the introduction should be clarified and followed


by a detailed analysis of a passage or a text.

The body of the explication may begin with analyzing and


explaining how the text was constructed. It should be concluded
concisely by restating thesis and arguments.
CLASSIFICATION
It is a method of explanation in which the points are organized
from a general abstract ideas to specific and concrete
examples.

It entails the analysis of the concept by looking at the


examples and specifying some of its characteristics to arrive
in one working definition which can be used throughout the
paper.
CLASSIFICATION
Signal words for clarification:

after all, as an example, consider the following, for example,


for instance, in other words, in particular, in short, namely,
put another way, specifically, stated differently, that is, to
be specific, to clarify, to illustrate.
PARTS OF
CONCEPT PAPER
PARTS OF CONCEPT PAPER (PROJECT)
**These may vary depending on the nature of the
project/activity**

• Cover page
• State the name of the proponents an their affiliations.
• State the addressee, contact numbers, and email addressee of
the proponents.
• State the head of the agency and his/her contact
information.
• State the date of submission
PARTS OF CONCEPT PAPER (PROJECT)
2. Introduction
• State the mission of the agency and the proponents represent
and align it to the funding agencies mission.
• Present and describe the other partner agency and establish
its major accomplishments.
• Provide reasons why funding agency should support the
project
PARTS OF CONCEPT PAPER (PROJECT)
3. Rationale or Background
• State the gap in knowledge to be addressed by the project.
• State problems to be solved.
• State project's significance.
PARTS OF CONCEPT PAPER (PROJECT)
4. Project Description
• State the goals and objectives of the project.
• Present methodology
• Present timeline expressed in months and year.
• State the benefits or anticipated outcomes.
• State how success of outcomes will be evaluated.
PARTS OF CONCEPT PAPER (PROJECT)
5. Project Needs and Cost
• Outline main budge; include item description and amount.
• Explain or justify how the budget will be used.
• List the personnel or equipment needed for the project.
PARTS OF CONCEPT PAPER (ACADEMIC
RESEARCH)
1. Title page
• State your research title
• State your name and school
• State the date of submission
PARTS OF CONCEPT PAPER (ACADEMIC
RESEARCH)
2. Background of the study
• Provide the current state of the field you are researching
on.
• State the gap in knowledge and problems to be addressed by
the research. Provide statistics and previous studies to
approve your claims.
• State the reasons why you want to investigate the chosen
topic.
• State theoretical and practical implications of your
proposed research.
PARTS OF CONCEPT PAPER (ACADEMIC
RESEARCH)
3. Preliminary Literature
• Provide the current state of the field you are researching
on.
• State the gap in knowledge and problems to be addressed by
the research. Provide statistics and previous studies to
approve your claims.
• State the reasons why you want to investigate the chosen
topic.
• State theoretical and practical implications of your
proposed research.
PARTS OF CONCEPT PAPER (ACADEMIC
RESEARCH)
4. Statement of the problem/Objectives
• State your general problem in one sentence.
• State your specific research questions or objectives.
PARTS OF CONCEPT PAPER (ACADEMIC
RESEARCH)
5. Abridged Methodology
• Provide context and participants of the study.
• Provide the instruments to be used.
• Provide data collection procedure.
• Provide data analysis scheme to be used.
PARTS OF CONCEPT PAPER (ACADEMIC
RESEARCH)
6. Timeline
• Provide a timeline (Gantt Chart) set in months or year.
PARTS OF CONCEPT PAPER (ACADEMIC
RESEARCH)
7. References
• Provide a list of all books, journals, and other resources
cited in your paper.
CONCEPT PAPER WRITING
Craft a concept paper regarding a prevalent issue here in the
Philippines.

Number of Words: 500-1500


Font size 12
Font style Arial

Plagiarized work will be graded zero.

SUBMISSION: Via Canvas (April 22, 2023 12:00 noon)

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