Title Defense Presentation Structure
Title Defense Presentation Structure
1. Introduction
Greeting and Introduction: Briefly introduce themselves.
Presentation Overview: Outline what will be covered in the presentation.
2. Research Title
Stating the Title: Clearly present the research title.
Explanation: Provide a concise explanation of the title and its
significance.
3. Background of the Study
Presentation Overview:
"I will cover the research title, background, problem statement, objectives, significance,
scope, delimitations, and methodology."
2. Research Title
Stating the Title:
"The Impact of Social Media Usage on Academic Performance Among Senior High
School Students."
Explanation:
"This study aims to investigate how the usage of social media affects the academic
performance of senior high school students."
Relevance:
"This research is relevant as it addresses the balance students need to maintain
between their academic responsibilities and social media engagement."
4. Research Problem
Problem Statement:
"Does the amount of time spent on social media negatively affect the academic
performance of senior high school students?"
Objectives:
To determine the average time spent on social media by senior high school students.
To assess the academic performance of these students.
To analyze the relationship between social media usage and academic performance.
5. Significance of the Study
Beneficiaries:
"This research will benefit educators, students, and parents by providing insights into
the impact of social media on students' academic outcomes."
Impact:
"The findings can help in developing strategies to minimize the negative effects of social
media and enhance students' academic performance."
Delimitations:
"The study will not consider other factors affecting academic performance such as
family background or personal habits outside social media usage."
Gap Analysis:
"Most studies have not focused specifically on senior high school students in our region,
highlighting the need for this research."
8. Methodology
Research Design:
"This will be a quantitative study using a descriptive-correlational design."
Data Collection:
"Data will be collected through surveys that measure the time spent on social media and
academic performance indicators such as grades and test scores."
Data Analysis:
"Statistical methods will be used to analyze the correlation between social media usage
and academic performance."