LEARNING MODALITY TO THE EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
BY: Baranggay Bongtod La Paz Leyte – Grade 12 Senior High School
Students
1. DATA FOR TABULATION
A total of 24 questionnaires were distributed to 24 Academic
track Senior high school students in Atty. Roque A. Marcos Memorial
School as the respondents of the study.
To be equal and to not promote bias results and findings, we the
researchers come up to an idea on dividing the twenty-four (24) said
respondents to the three (3) strand. Resulting to eight (8) students
completed the survey questionnaire coming from STEM strand section
Copernicus, ABM strand section Asset and GAS strand section
Hamlet.
Thus twenty four (24) total number of questionnaires was used
for the analysis and interpretation.
Data gathered through the questionnaire was subjected to
frequency counts. In other words, the respondents’ response to each
individual question were added to find the highest frequency
occurrence. The compiled responses, which are quantified, are then
expressed as percentages. It is set in tabular form. The research
employ three (3) tables with three (3) questions and its corresponding
responses.
2. TABULATING DATA
Q1. Does printed modular helps you to learn?
Frequency Percentage (%)
YES 20 83%
NO 4 17%
Total 24 100%
If yes, In what evident way do you consider you are learning?
Recreating ideas and presenting it in a new better 12 50%
way. Having high performance evaluation 3 13% Working on new things 3 13% Constantly asking questions regarding the modules 2 8% Other specify 0 0% Total 20 84% If no, what are ways for you to submit them on time?
Reflect current approach to managing time and 4 17%
task Develop regular study pattern 1 4% Minimize procrastination 1 4% Maximize productivity 1 4% Break task down 1 4% Other specify 0 0% Total 8 33% Table 1. Frequency and Distribution of Percentage of Students Response on using Printed Modular. Q.2 What are the disadvantages of printed modular distance learning modality?
Frequency Percentage (%)
Increased independence and general outlook of 12 50%
students and the ability to study independently Students learn to value their time 6 25% Learning continuous depending on the students 5 21% willingness to accept change Positive effect to the students’ performance in 4 17% which students performed various satisfactory on the subject. Modular distance learning teach the students 1 4% values not specific lesson which is repetitive Other specify 0 0% Table 2. Ranked Frequency and Distribution of Percentage of Students Response on the advantage of using Printed Modular Distance Learning Modality.
Q.3 What are the disadvantages of printed modular distance learning modality?
Frequency Percentage (%)
Some student tend to copy their answer from 18 75%
others without reading their modules Not all students do their modules whole heartedly 4 17% Many students say that they actually never learn 4 17% from their modules Modules are for formality cause and not 2 8% internalized by the students Other specify 0 0% Table 3. Ranked Frequency and Distribution of Percentage of Students Response on the disadvantage of using Printed Modular Distance Learning Modality.
DOCUMENTATION;
Before: Preparation of fishbowl sampling technique.
During: Preparation on snacks and interaction with the respondents