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E-cigarettes and Academic Outcomes in Grade 11

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Name: Mallari, John Jermy N.

Grade & Section: 11-GAS

Research Title: Possible Outcomes of Using E-cigarettes in the Academic Productivity Grade 11-
General Academic Strand of First City Providential College

Chapter I: The Problem and its Background

Millions of Americans using Electrical Cigarettes or in short E-cigarettes. Despite their


popularity, little is known about their health effects. Some suggest that E-cigarettes likely confer
lower risk compared to combustible tobacco cigarettes, because they do not expose users to
toxicans produced through combustion. While others are concerned about the exposure to
potentially toxic substances contained in cigarettes emissions, especially in individuals who
have never used tobacco products such as youth and young adults (National Academies Press,
2018). An E-cigarette is a device that has the shape of a usual cigarette and it doesn’t contain
tobacco. It uses battery and contains a solution of nicotine, flavorings, and other
[Link], it is not yet known wether these devices are safe or if they can be used to
help smokers quit smoking.
Keywords [for two variables]:

Keyword 1: Using of E-cigarettes Keyword 2: Academic Attainment and Health

Keyword 3: E-cigarettes users in Grade 11- GAS

Conceptual Framework: (Just complete the template below) [FOR ANY STUDY WITH TWO VARIABLES]

Using of E- Academic
cigarettes Productivity

Possible Outcomes of Using E-cigarettes


in the Academic Attainment and Health
of Grade 11-General Academic Strand of
First City Providential College
Statement of the Problem: (Just complete the template below [FOR QUALITATIVE STUDY WITH TWO
VARIABLES])

This research seeks to give response to the Possible Outcomes of Using E-cigarettes in the
Academic Attainment and Health of Grade 11-GAS students. The results of this study shall be used as
bases in discovering new concepts on the use of E-cigarettes and Academic Attainment/Health.

Specifically, the study seeks to answer the following questions:

1. What are the possible reasons why students start using of E-cigarettes?
2. What are the impacts of using E-cigarette in Academic Attainment?
3. How to prevent the students from using E-cigarettes?

Scope and Limitation

This study covers the Possible Outcomes of Using E-cigarettes in the Academic Attainment and
Health of Grade 11-GAS Students. However, it does not tackle (insert what closely related concept will
not be tackled; may be more than one limitation). With limited sources and scope, this study is bounded
to achieve its goals with the help of ________ respondents- (insert specific target respondents) - from
First City Providential College, located at Barangay Narra, Francisco Homes, City of San Jose Del Monte,
Bulacan. The online interview shall be conducted on January 2023.

Significance of the Study (Note: Have at least 3-5 beneficiaries with FUTURE RESEARCHERS as the LAST
ONE ALWAYS; SOS should be in paragraph form)

The following audience will benefit from this study.

(Insert 1st group of beneficiaries). (Insert 1 paragraph with 3-5 sentences as to why and how
they will benefit)

(Insert 2nd group of beneficiaries). (Insert 1 paragraph with 3-5 sentences as to why and how
they will benefit)

(Insert 3rd group of beneficiaries). (Insert 1 paragraph with 3-5 sentences as to why and how
they will benefit)

(Insert 4th group of beneficiaries). (Insert 1 paragraph with 3-5 sentences as to why and how
they will benefit)

Future Researchers. (Insert 1 paragraph with 3-5 sentences as to why and how they will benefit)

Definition of Terms

The following terms were defined operationally.


(Insert research title without respondents and locus). This is/pertains to/indicates/means
(insert 1-2 sentence/s of own definition/explanation).

(Insert terms from SOP 1). This is/pertains to /indicates/means (insert 1-2 sentence/s of own
definition/explanation).

(Insert sub-terms under SOP 1: only if applicable; must be listed below if more than one). This
is/pertains to /indicates/means (insert 1-2 sentence/s of own definition/explanation).

(Insert terms from SOP 2). This is/pertains to/indicates/means (insert 1-2 sentence/s of own
definition/explanation).

(Insert sub-terms under SOP 2: only if applicable; must be listed below if more than one). This
is/pertains to /indicates/means (insert 1-2 sentence/s of own definition/explanation).

Theoretical Framework
Review of Related Literature (RRL) Matrix

Cited Authors and


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Review of Related Studies (RRS) Matrix

Cited Authors and


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