Possible Questions:
1. What motivated you to conduct this research?
• The motivation to conduct this study on grammatical competence stemmed from
several factors highlighted in the manuscript:
1. Decline in English Proficiency in the Philippines
The researchers were concerned about the declining English proficiency levels
among Filipino students, especially teenagers, as reflected in global indices.
Challenges in grammar mastery were noted as significant barriers to effective
communication and academic success.
2. Importance of Grammatical Competence
Grammatical competence is a vital component of communicative competence,
essential for clear and confident expression in both written and spoken English.
This study aimed to address gaps in this area to help students prepare for the
complexities of college-level language learning.
3. Curriculum Gaps in Grammar Instruction
The researchers observed that the senior high school curriculum under the K-12
program often focuses more on literature than grammar. This lack of emphasis on
grammar disciplines inspired the researchers to assess the grammatical
competence of students and identify areas needing improvement.
4. Empowering Educators and Learners
The study aimed to provide educators with insights into students' strengths and
weaknesses in grammar, enabling them to refine teaching methods and
interventions. For students, the study sought to raise awareness of their
grammatical competence and encourage self-improvement.
5. Practical Relevance for Bilar National High School Students
By focusing on Grade 11 students at Bilar National High School, the study intended
to assist them during a critical transition period to college, where advanced
language skills are essential for academic and professional success.
2. How does your study contribute to the existing body of knowledge?
3. What are the implications of your findings?
4. How does your research align with current trends and developments in the field?
5. What are the limitations of your study?
6. How did you ensure the reliability of your results?
7. What research design did you employ and why?
8. How did you select your sample population?
9. What data collection methods did you use and why?
10. How did you ensure data quality and integrity?
11. What statistical analyses did you perform and why?
12. How did you address potential biases in your methodology?
13. What measures did you take to ensure ethical considerations?
14. How did you validate your research instruments?
15. What were the most significant findings of your study?
16. How did you interpret the results in relation to your research questions?
17. What statistical tests did you use to analyze the data?
18. What are the implications of your results in relation to existing literature?
19. How did you ensure the accuracy and precision of your results?
20. What alternative explanations might exist for your findings?
21. What theoretical framework guided your research?
22.What gaps in the literature did your research address?
23. How did you integrate existing theories and concepts into your framework?
24.. What are the strengths and limitations of your theoretical framework?
25. How did you consider alternative theoretical perspectives?
26. What practical implications do your findings have?
2. What recommendations would you make based on your results?
28. How can your research be applied in real-world settings?
29.What potential interventions or solutions did your research identify?
30. What resources would be required to implement your recommendations?
31. How did you evaluate potential costs and benefits?
32.What avenues for future research did your study identify?
33. How could your research be replicated or expanded?
34. What potential collaborations or interdisciplinary approaches could enhance future
research?
35. What methodologies or techniques could be employed in future studies?
36. How could your research inform future policy or decision-making?
36. What potential funding sources could support future research?
38. How could your research be translated into other contexts or populations?
39. What are the potential risks and challenges associated with future research?
40. What are the key takeaways from your research?
41.How did your research contribute to the field?
42. What impact do you envision your research having?
43. How did your research experience shape your perspective?
44. What advice would you give to future researchers?
45.How did you balance the demands of research with other responsibilities?
46. What are your plans for disseminating your research?
47. How do you see your research evolving in the future?
