Gender Equality is Everyone’s Issue gender equality

LGBTQA+

Roles of each

Honest Official is a good government Official governance

Overpopulation is the reason why country suffers poverty Population

Reproductive Health

Family Planning

Peace and Order is achieved through martial law declaration peace and order

The preservation and enhancement of national security, the promotion and attainment of economic
security and the protection of the rights and the promotion of the welfare and interest of all Filipinos
overseas is a way of strengthening country’s relation country’s foreign and economic policy

How to become ready in facing natural calamity Environment

Saving Mother Earth is Saving Life Contemporary Issue

Effects of good parenting to children Teenage pregnancy

Tips on become good parent Early Parenting/Responsible Parenthood

What causes crimes?

 MOST COMMON QUESTIONS TO ASK DURING AN ORAL DEFENSE

1. In few sentences, can you tell us what is your study all about?
2. What is your motivation for this study?
3. What is the significance of the study?
4. Based on your findings, what is your recommendation in your study?
5. What are the challenges you encounter in your study?
6. What method or sampling technique did you employ?
7. Why you choose that method?
8. What do you plan to do with your research project after graduation?
9. What are your research questions?
10. What is the purpose of you/your team pursuing this research?
11. What benefits/positive contributions can be reaped from your research?
12. What problem/s in society can be solved by the conduct of your research?
13. What are some recommendations that you can give to help improve your research?
14. Can you summarize your thesis in just a few sentences? (or even in a single sentence)
15. What motivated you to undertake this research?
16. Who are the main researchers in this area?
17. What are the main ongoing debates or issues?
18. Why is your research in this area important?
19. Who will be interested in your research?
20. What do you recommend based on your findings?
21. What are the implications of what you have found to society in general?
22. What are the most important papers related to your own research and how is yours different?
23. What other developments have been made in your field recently?
24. Why did you select the research methodology that you used?
25. In hindsight should you have used a different methodology? (Beware they may be looking for
you to dig a hole for yourself to invalidate your conclusions and analysis.)
26. Would you have discovered anything else if you had used a different approach?
27. What are the ethical implications of your work and how should they be dealt with?
28. How do you know that what you have found is right?
29. What is the weakest part of your work?
30. What would you suggest as future research and why?
31. If you could start over what would you have done differently? (Again don’t dig a hole to fall
into.)
32. What advice would you give to yourself if you could go back to the start of your research?