This document contains a proposed survey to research the relationship between socioeconomic status and academic achievement of grade 12 students at FEU Alabang. The survey is divided into two parts: the first collects demographic information like age, gender, devices owned, family size, parents' employment, and self-reported social class. The second part lists statements about how socioeconomic status may influence academic performance in areas like class ranking, mindset, family background, income level, and emotional/mental factors. The goal is to understand if and how socioeconomic status relates to the students' academic success.
This document contains a proposed survey to research the relationship between socioeconomic status and academic achievement of grade 12 students at FEU Alabang. The survey is divided into two parts: the first collects demographic information like age, gender, devices owned, family size, parents' employment, and self-reported social class. The second part lists statements about how socioeconomic status may influence academic performance in areas like class ranking, mindset, family background, income level, and emotional/mental factors. The goal is to understand if and how socioeconomic status relates to the students' academic success.
This document contains a proposed survey to research the relationship between socioeconomic status and academic achievement of grade 12 students at FEU Alabang. The survey is divided into two parts: the first collects demographic information like age, gender, devices owned, family size, parents' employment, and self-reported social class. The second part lists statements about how socioeconomic status may influence academic performance in areas like class ranking, mindset, family background, income level, and emotional/mental factors. The goal is to understand if and how socioeconomic status relates to the students' academic success.
THE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AND SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS OF FEU
ALABANG GRADE 12 STUDENTS
RESEARCH QUESTIONS FOR SURVEYING
PART I – DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE 1. Age 2. Gender 3. Academic strand (GAS, ABM, HUMSS, or STEM) 4. What are the electronic devices that you have at home which are necessary for your studies? • Mobile phone • Tablet • iPad • laptop • personal computer 4. How many family members does your home consist of? 5. How many family members are still financially dependent to your parents? (e.g., studying, unemployed) 6. Which of the following categories best describes your parents' employment status? • Employed Full-Time • Employed Part-Time • Self-Employed/Business Owners • Seeking opportunities • Retired 7. How would you classify your social status based on your family's income? • Poor: Below P10,957 monthly income • Low-income but not poor: P10,957 to P21,914 monthly income • Lower middle: P21,914 to P43,828 monthly income • Middle: P43,828 to P76,66 monthly income • Upper middle: P76,669 to P131,484 monthly income • Upper middle but not rich: P131,483 to P219,140 monthly income • Rich: P219,140 and above monthly income PART II – SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT 1. Academic success is important. 2. Socioeconomic status is important. 3. The grade 12 students’ class system influences their academic performance 4. There is a relationship between the grade 12 students’ academic achievement and their socioeconomic status. 5. The grade 12 students’ socioeconomic background affects their desire to achieve academically 6. There is a positive correlation between the grade 12 students’ academic achievement and their socioeconomic status. 7. The grade 12 students’ socioeconomic background affects their own academic achievement. 8. Socioeconomic status affects the grade 12 students’ ranking in school. 9. The grade 12 students’ socioeconomic status affects their academic performance. 10. The grade 12 students’ family background affects the grade 12 students’ academic achievement. 11. The grade 12 students’ mindset differs according to their socioeconomic status. 12. The annual income of the parent/s affects the academic performance of the grade 12 students 13. There is a difference between a socioeconomically challenged student and a socioeconomically favored student 14. Students with middle socioeconomic status can attain the same level of academic achievement as the ones with high socioeconomic status. 15. The socioeconomic status of a student can also affect them emotionally and mentally. 16. The importance of socioeconomic status in determining academic achievement cannot be overstated.
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