Research Milestone: A Community-Based Experience

Our journey into community-based research started with a shared goal to understand how the presidency of Elpidio Quirino affected our community and for grade purposes of course (lol).

We began our research with brainstorming sessions during our free time. We discussed various topics but decided to focus on the impact of President Elpidio Quirino's presidency on Caoayan. We recognized that his administration's efforts in economic reconstruction could have shaped the community's development.

With our topic chosen, we talked how to outline our goals and methods. We decided to use surveys and interviews to gather information from community members about their experiences during Quirino's presidency. Each team member took on different tasks.

The most exciting part was conducting the research. We went to explore our community and find some insights from about the former president.

After collecting our data, we analyzed our findings and identified key themes, such as the effects of economic programs and social challenges during Quirino's time. We wrote our research paper to clearly present our insights and included recommendations for how the community could resolve these issues. We also created a web design to share our research.

The final step was presenting our findings. We shared our research process, findings, and recommendations, highlighting the importance of understanding historical impacts on the community.

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