Recycled Decorative Pots: Effects On SBCA's Bottle Wastes Management

St. Bridget College Alitagtag, Inc.
Brgy. Dominador East Alitagtag, Batangas

S.Y. 2019 – 2020
Recycled Decorative Pots: Effects on SBCA’s Bottle Wastes Management
A Research Paper
Presented to the Faculty of
St. Bridget College Alitagtag, Alitagtag, Batangas
In Partial Fulfillment
of the Requirements for Practical Research 2
Prepared By:
Cayacap, Jayzer M.
De Chavez, Lloyd Angelo S.
Guce, Kristine Lauren C.
Marasigan, Bea Rose Ann A.
Vergara, Denzel Andrei M.
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)
Accountancy and Business Management (ABM)
March 2020
Email: sbc_alitagtag@yahoo.com
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ABSTRACT
This section of the research paper is the summary of the overall content of the research paper.
Improper segregation of plastic bottles has been one of the factors affecting the environment, that is why
the researchers come up with this study. The researchers looked for a different persperctive on how to
follow the "Basurathon" that is implemented in the community. The basurathon is a program to reduce the
garbages in the environment and to discipline the members of the community regarding the improper
waste disposal of their wastes. Basurathon is a program that will be a huge help for the environment for it
to be greener and cleaner. To be able to have accurate informations, the researchers gathered different
sources and used different research methods. The researchers used survey questionnaires to identify the
different effects of the research paper they made, to the students. Moreover, the survey questionnaires
contains the effects of transforming plastic bottles as decorative pots and how it will help them in the
future. Thus, the researchers come up with the research title, " recycled decorative pots: effects on
SBCA's bottle waste management", to conserve and recycle plastic bottles as decorative pots in order to
have proper waste management in the community
APPROVAL SHEET
The Undergraduate Thesis entitled “RECYCLED DECORATIVE POTS: EFFECTS ON SBCA’s
BOTTLE WASTE MANAGEMENT” prepared and submitted by CAYACAP, JAYZER M., DE
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CHAVEZ, LLOYD ANGELO S., GUCE, KRISTINE LAUREN C., MARASIGAN, BEA ROSE ANN
A., VERGARA, DENZEL ANDREI M., in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the subject courses
Research in Daily Life 2 and Inquiries, Investigation, and Immersion, has been examined and is
recommended for approval and acceptance for Oral Examination.
ABIGAEL L. MARVEDA
Research Adviser
PANEL OF EXAMINERS
Approved by the Committee on Oral Examination with a grade of ________.
ANNA FRANCESCA D. FERNANDEZ ROSE MARNIE R. MANDING

ICT Club Moderator Religious Studies Instructor
Approved and accepted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the subject courses Research
in Daily Life 2 and Inquiries, Investigation, and Immersion.
_______________________________
ABIGAEL L. MARVEDA
Research Adviser
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
With deepest gratitude and appreciation, the researchers would like to extend their sincerity and
appreciation to the people who helped to for the completion of this study:
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To Ms. Abigael L. Marveda who has been a supportive and patience research adviser and for
giving knowledge to the researchers.
To Ms. Anna Francesca D. Fernandez and Ms. Elizabeth C. Villanueva who have enthusiastically
responded to the researchers’ invitation to be their panelist.
To Mr. Dominic A. Del Mundo who shared his knowledge and ideas in constructing their
research.
To the parents who constantly showed their support to the researchers for the completion of the
study by simple means.
To the respondents who gave their time in answering the questionnaires and participate the
demonstration needed to finish the research.
To the advisers of the students of St. Bridget College Alitagtag who fully cooperated and give
their time in order to gather information for finishing their research.
And above all, to the Almighty God who have given the researchers the strength of mind to
accomplish the research.
Cayacap, Jayzer M.
DEDICATION
The researchers whole-heartedly dedicate this research paper to the following persons:
To Almighty God for the knowledge, guidance, blessings and love He shared to the researchers;
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To Ms. Abigael L. Marveda, who shared knowledge and patiently revised their research paper;
To their family who always support them in attaining this goal;
To the students and their advisers of St. Bridget College Alitagtag who willingly participate and
giving their time to finish their research.
And to the future researchers, so that this study may serve as guide and basis for their research in
the same field.
Cayacap, Jayzer M.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS ……………………………………………………………………………...vi
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CHAPTERS
I. INTRODUCTION: THE RESEARCH PROBLEM
Background of the Study……….………………………………………………………1

Statement of the Problem…...……………………………………………………… 2
Significance of the Study…………………………………………………………3
Scopes and Delimitation……….………………………………………………………4
II. REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES
Related Literature and Studies……………………………………………………….6

Conceptual Framework…………………………………………………………….11
Definition of Terms……………………………………………………………………..12
III. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Research Design………………………………………………………………….. 14
Subject of the Study……………………………………………………………… 14
Research Instrument…………………………………………………………………..14
Data Gathering Procedure…………………………………………………………..15
Data Analysis………………………………………………………………………….15
Statistical Treatment of Data……………………………………………………….17
Flowchart of Methodology………………………………………………………..18
IV. PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND

INTERPRETATION OF DATA……………………………………………………………19
V. SUMMARY, FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Conclusion……………………………………………………………………………..39
Recommendations…………………………………………………………………..40
BIBLIOGRAPHY
LIST OF APPENDICES
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CURRICULUM
VITAE
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
This chapter of the paper presents the problem and its setting. It includes the background of the
study, the statement of the problem, significance of the study, and scope and delimitation of the study.
Background
The plastic play such a big role in this global situation. It is commonly used to described a wide
range of synthetic or semi-synthetic materials that are used in a huge and growing range of the
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community. The plastic bottles is a bottled that also constructed with a high-density plastic. Plastic
Bottles are usually used to store liquids of different products. Because of it, it is easier for the people to
carry and use it with no hesitation.
One of the most problem of the people is how to manage the bottles. Recycling is one of the
solutions in this kind of problem, and it has been an important aspect of life for the past thirty years. As
the year go past, the amount of plastic are also rapidly growing. But it has been proven that recycling our
waste products has improved our world to be cleaner and more sanitary.
According to the news about the environmental impacts of plastic water bottles, the water bottle
industry: an industry that thrived on consumerism and exceeded the boundaries of luxury by becoming an
essential item in an average person's life. Despite that 1500 plastic water bottles are being used every
second in the United States alone. These stats make the United States the biggest bottled water market in
the world, strongly profiting the likes of Coke, Pepsi, and Nestle who own and commercialize some of the
largest bottled water companies. However, this multimillion dollar industry does not come without a cost
- a different type of cost that is unfortunately being paid for by the environment.
Recent years the used of bottles have been slow due to the awareness of its negative impact
spreading amongst the general public. But the reduction of plastic bag usage has been holding the
spotlight. However, people cannot just throw away what they have been accustomed in a long years.
Different solutions have been processed but it all depends to the people on how they will adapt these.
Several examples of high plastic bottle usage is impacting the environmental includes:
overflowing landfills, high amount of fossil fuel, and the damage creating in the surface of the ocean with
plastic products. It also includes here who causes these problems. Though, this study still controlling the
production of plastic water bottles which requires up to 17 million barrels oil each year and utilizes the
petroleum product polyethylene terephthalate (PET). The researchers continue to explore how to derive
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more value from plastic residuals in a variety of creative approaches, stemming from waste energy to
conversion of plastic to oil.
Besides of following a simple reduce, reuse, recycle, the researchers found out the alternative and
easy way on managing the plastic waste bottle. Since, whole Alitagtag are having a project which the
schools, private and public together with the community, the researchers take it as advantage. A project
entitled “Recycled Decorative Pots: Effects on SBCA’s Bottle Waste Management” is for the students to
build and instead of leaving the bottles behind, it also helps their environment highlights the beauty of its
surrounding.
Statement of the Problem
Plastic Bottles are used to store liquids such as water, soft drinks, cooking oil, inks and etc. But
with rapid growth in population, it becomes difficult to control the huge amount of residual materials
generated from enormous industrial activities. The researchers came up with this study to be able to help
SBCA reduce the bottles and retaining the cleanliness of the school. This research aims to answer the
following questions:
1. What are the student’s perception in using plastic bottles as decorative pots?
2. How does making and using recycled decorative pots affect the student’s in the following?
a. Attitudes towards environment
b. Behavior in segregation
c. Waste management practice
3. What could the SBCA do to motivate students in supporting Basurathon through making recycled
decorative pots?
Significance of the Study
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This study will be undertaken to find out the precise use of plastic bottles as decorative pots
rendered by the Grade 12 students of St. Bridget College Alitagtag and to measure its effectiveness
through the recycling of materials of the students.
Benefiting this study are the various section that follows:
The students. The direct recipients of the output of this research are the students recyling their
used plastic bottles as decorative pots. Any improvement of the students recycling can pave the way of
producing a better and greener environment for everyone.
The parents. This research benefits the parents of the students. As parents enrolled their children
in the institution, comes with the self-assurance that their children will be educated and given more life
lessons to care not only for the society, but also for the environment we live in.
The teachers. This research will much be beneficial to the teachers, supervisors and also the
newbie educational teachers. Through this research, teachers may discover how the students care for the
environment.
The future researchers. This research will benefit the future researchers because they may
already have an idea for their research paper. Through this research, the future researchers will easily
understand the purpose of this research paper. It may give the future researchers the significance of the
study and may serve as guidance to gather more information about the study.
The Other Researchers. This research will be beneficial to the researchers, for they will also
gain the significance of the study. Through this research, the researchers would be improving their skills,
strategy, knowledge and capabilities in engaging a research.
The School. This research paper is beneficial to the school because this study will help the
students of the school to have a complex understanding of the environment people are evolving in. this
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study will enhance the school’s honour, for they produce students who are responsible and considerate for
the environment.
Scope, Limitation and Delimitation
The main concern of the study is to find a solution to the problems of St. Bridget College
Alitagtag, specifically the bottle waste management which is the most evident. The researchers noticed
that most of the students are buying bottled water instead of using tumbler. This study aims to entertain
and teach students on how they will use the bottles without harming and causing a problem to their
environment and to their health.
Since, the “Basurathon” project is held in Alitagtag the researchers came up with the idea of
making a decorative pot using the used bottled water of students. They can also use other equipment
made from other recyclable materials which can be found inside their rooms or in their house. In this, the
students will learn how to manage and reduce the bottles management waste; and maintain the cleanliness
of the surroundings of the school. It also covers the suggested project that the researchers have proposed
an answer to the problem.
To sum it up, this study will solely focus on the effects of bottle waste management and see the
student’s perception towards this project. This study will only be conducted to the Junior High School
(JHS) students of St. Bridget College Alitagtag Inc. starting from Grade 8 up to Grade 10. It will not
discuss and/or elaborate the other problems in the school – aside from the bottle waste management – nor
discuss a different way to deal with the said problem of the study. The researchers chose to focus on the
said project with a simple way to deal with the most evident problem in the school.
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CHAPTER II
REVIEW RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES
This chapter presents the related literature and studies after the thorough in-depth search done by
the researchers. This will serve as an aid to fully understand the research to be done and the terms and
concepts for better comprehension of the study.
BENEFITS IN RECYCLING PLASTIC BOTTLES
Recycling bottles imposes great chance of environmental cleanliness. Nowadays, the percentage
of improper waste segregation increases. An equal counterpart of reusing waste materials is repurposing.
According to the studies of Sackett (2016), reusing old objects helps to clean our environment. Pertaining
to the plastic bottles we throw away, it is a great idea to reforge it to something else. This factor is called
"repurposing". It adds a particular sense of satisfaction while doing your part for the environment. In
some manner, it is also recycling. This is the best way to reduce those piles of bottles. Other ways on how
to repurpose plastic bottles is using it as a decoration. Pupils use plastic bottles for making Christmas
decoration. Almost all of the cycles of distributing our trashes are similar only they differ on what is the
product of it. People buying refreshments especially students improperly throw these bottles after usage.
Not only it distracts cleanliness of the surroundings, it affects the discipline of students in terms of
orderliness. With repurposing, people might find solutions to eliminate unwanted plastic bottle waste.
It was found out in the study of Rose (2017) that reusing items also saves money. Rather than
purchase new boxes when moving, reassemble those boxes that have been flattened and stored and pack
up your household goods. Utilize sturdy boxes for storing everything from paperwork to holiday
ornaments. Furthermore, reusing increases complexity of materials. This allows workers or students to
save items, money, and energy finding new objects to use. Another example is the plastic bottle pots.
Buying pots on shops will costs you a lot on planting. So, reusing bottles would save money and also adds
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a contributing factor for the cleanliness of our surroundings. People that has enough money buy new
items instead of reusing old ones.
As mentioned by Palafox (2017), the Philippines also promotes the waste diversion requirements
in the form of composting techniques, e.g. vermi-composting. Another form of waste diversion
requirement is recycling of non-biodegradable materials, e.g. plastics, rubber, paper, etc. Finally,
collected solid wastes often end up in a dumpsite. The Philippines restricts the operation of open
dumpsites but allows the operation of controlled dumps. Some wastes also end up in sanitary landfills,
which is the most preferred kind of waste disposal site as it is designed and managed in such a way that
the LGUs have control over important environmental impacts arising from the development and operation
of the facility. Vermi-composting is the product of the decomposition process using various species of
worms, usually red wigglers, white worms, and other earthworms, to create a mixture of decomposing
vegetable or food waste, bedding materials, and vermicast. Vermicast is the end-product of the
breakdown of organic matter by earthworms. Other than the common recycling method, researchers and
other environmentalist found a way to abolish waste for good. Using compost and dumpsites also saves
space. Rather dumping waste in different places, dumpsites collects, segregates, and piles those rubbish
materials.
People in urban sectors experience difficulties in segregating due to lack of space, incompetent
surroundings, and even poor facilities. Although some people consider waste free surroundings as
primary concerns, they practice minimal disposal techniques. Based on the study by Bennagen,
Nepumuceno, and Covar (2012), Among households that did not practice waste segregation, 53% cited
lack of time or a troublesome chore while 36% indicated that it was of no use since garbage collectors
dumped all the wastes into the same truck. People especially in the middle-class find this reason to be
sensible because they consider segregation as unimportant. Composting would also be impossible to those
who are at the urban places because of the absence of a yard or a garden. Another problem was the lack of
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time. Forty-four percent of non-segregating households were unsure of composting methods. Unlike in
rural places, they manage to compost easily resulting to higher percentage of cleanliness.
Maintaining the cleanliness of the environment is a crucial act that must be done by humans.
With several techniques that the community do, lessening the filth will be undeniably important. From the
3R’s (Reuse, Reduce, Recycle) to composting, communities gradually increase their own knowledge on
abolishing improper plastic bottle waste.
RECYCLING PLASTIC IN MAJOR SECTORS
The plastics industry envisions itself to be a proactively adaptive downstream industry that is able
to fully supply the growing and changing demands of the domestic and export market, create employment
opportunities with a positive well-informed on the environmental image and perception. As defined by
the website Industry.gov, Plastic is a widespread and pervasive material that is used by a multitude of
industries in the production of numerous products. In the Philippines, industries such as the electronics,
construction, food, cosmetics, packaging, and automotive are aligned with the viability of the plastics
industry. As the industrial sector is continuously emerging, the ability of reusing waste is counteracting
within its breach. As observed by the study of Science World (2008), plastic waste arising from
packaging, buildings, transport vehicles, farming and industrial processes are valuable resources. It tells
that the production of every ton of paper bags consumes four (4) times more than the production of
plastics bags. The goal of producing products requires packaging. Plastics are commonly used by
factories in order to lessen natural resources use. The government implement certain laws which abide the
usage of plastics.
As mentioned in the research of EX corporation (2010), In the Philippines, there are several law
and regulations relevant to recycling: the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000 (RA9003),
Executive Order 301, and Department of Environment and Natural Resources Administrative Order No.
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1994-28, No. 1997-28, No. 2004-27, and No. 2004-66. RA9003 provides a framework to promote
recycling under the comprehensive program of solid waste management. Executive Order 301 requires all
departments, bureaus, offices and agencies of the executive branch of the government. The DENR
Administrative Orders regulate importation of recyclable materials containing hazardous substances.
These regulations maintain the vulnerability of the environment by promoting frameworks which makes
environmentally friendly decisions of producers at the industrial sectors.
On the agricultural sector, they make use their own plastic waste in order to reuse it again several
times. According to Felongco (2018), the impression of plastics as the environmental antagonist are now
shifting with the environmental advantages of using recycled plastic materials in protecting vegetable
plantation. Plastic wastes coming from factories are manufactured and restored to be used again. It is a
effective way to discipline fellow people in proper manner of plastic management. He also added that
recycled plastics could be used for long term uses which suites the growing plants in the agricultural
sector. This process of recycling plastic especially in the agricultural sectors
Major sectors like the industrial production make use of plastic as a medium of packaging and
advertising. About every 10 products made, 9 uses plastic as a way of protection and preservation.
Factories that produces degradable products tends to use plastic. Manufactures like food, fresh vegetables
and biodegradable products that spoils uses plastic. The implementation of laws which counteracts the
misuse of plastic aids people to properly segregate waste. In summary, all the components regarding on
reusing or recycling needs manpower and severe comprehension. All sectors dealing with plastic waste
continues to work on efficient strategies to eliminate improper plastic waste.
PLASTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT IN OTHER COUNTRY
Waste plastics contaminate food, water and air. Many are calling for a global ban on single-use
plastics because throwing them “away” often means into river systems and then into the world’s oceans.
Different countries have their ways on exterminating plastic waste differently and productively. For
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example, is United Kingdom’s (UK) new £1.4 million flagship projects competition launched at the
inaugural annual meeting for members of The UK Plastics Pact. It is hoped it will engage Britain's best
scientists and innovators to help move the country towards more circular economic and sustainable
approaches to plastics. According to Grover (2018), it is a starting journey to totally transforming the
plastic system in the UK and tackling the urgent problem of plastic pollution. This starts with innovation
and crucial help from partners and the people of the environment.
India’s Plastic pollution was rampant. Even as the Indian government’s pro-growth policy calls
for the increased use of plastics – plastics are, in effect, a proxy for economic growth – the country’s
plastics recycling industry is booming, spread across an informal amalgam of street pickers, small start-
ups and non-governmental entities focused on the secondary use economy. According to the study of
Agrawa (2019), To solve the problem of indestructible waste plastic by recycling this hazardous polymer
into useful product so that it can get rid of the malicious material and obtain sustainable balance between
the generation and destruction of waste plastic materials, which is able to provide safe environment for
humans along with various species of the Earth by making a more economical, user friendly and easy to
transport plastic recycling machine. They make use of a technological 3d printing machine using plastic
as the main material.
Conceptual Framework
INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT
Demonstration on how
Recycling Plastic to make decorative
Quantitative Methods
Bottles Waste as plastic bottles pots and
Decorative Plastic Pots. Survey Questionnaire the benefits of the
product.
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This study is based on the results of observation and survey questionnaire of the researchers. The
input of the study is the recycling plastic bottles waste as decorative plastic pots which is the one of the
problems that facing the society, especially the school. This study persuade and encourage the students to
lessen the plastic bottles. As such it provides insight to the respondents by demonstrating what outcome
occurs. In order for the researchers to collect the data, the researchers used quantitative methods using the
survey questionnaires. Quantitative data analysis is a way to have a greater objectivity and accuracy of
results through efficient generalization. The data gathered from the respondents offer the appropriate
knowledge needed to understand the effects of the recycled plastic bottles on SBCA’s bottle waste
management
Definition of terms
This part of the research defined the key terms that are used in the paper.
Recycle. Is the process of converting waste materials into new materials and objects.
Reduce. Make a smaller or less in amount, degree, or size
Reuse. Is the action or practice of using an item, whether for its original prupose or to fulfill a different
function.
Reforge. Is the masterclasses for experienced practitioners who want to continue leveling up their skills.
Repurposing. An item can be done by modifying it to fit a new use, or by using the item
as is in a new way.
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Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET). Is a general-purpose thermoplastic polymer which belongs to
the polyester family of polymers.
Polyester. Polyester resins are known for their excellent combination of properties such as mechanical,
thermal, chemical resistance as well as dimensional stability.
Stemming. Is the process of reducing inflected (or sometimes derived) words.
Synthetic materials. The compounds that are used to make these fibers come from raw materials such as
petroleum-based chemicals or petrochemicals.
Vermicompost. Is the product of the decomposition process using various species of worms, usually red
wigglers, white worms, etc.
CHAPTER III
METHODOLOGY
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This chapter includes the research design, the sample, the instruments, the intervention, the data
collection procedure, and the plan for data analysis.
Research Design
This research uses quantitative research design aimed to discover how many people think, act or
feel in a specific way. Quantitative involves large sample sizes, concentrating in the quantity of responses
to gain more focused insight. The quantitative research aims to determine the relationship between an
independent variable and an dependent variable in a population. This study aims to condition the whole
research paper. The research design establishes statistically significant conclusion about a population by
studying a representative sample of the population. This research uses descriptive quantitative research
design which only establishes associations between variables. This research paper is a descriptive
quantitative research design that uses survey questionnaires.
Subject of the Study
The research study will be conducted to the Junior Highschool Students (JHS) of St. Bridget
College Alitagtag, the only private school located at Dominador East, Alitagtag. The chosen
representatives will be demonstrated regarding to the inlined project "BASURATHON 2020". This
project was implemented by the Municipality of Alitagtag which focuses on segregating, recycling, and
reusing plastic waste into a new form of product. The goal of the project is to propagate cleanliness
through school regulations and projects. The study is inlined with the "BASURATHON 2020" and
formulated a group of respondents. 30 students, 10 each from Grades 8, 9, and 10.
Research Instrument
The research utilized a questionnaire consisting of two parts. Part I of the research instrument
consists of the items which gathers respondent’s profile such as their name, grade, and section. Part II of
the research instrument consists of the answer sheet that have numbers 1-30, the respondents will put a
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check in the corresponding boxes. The statement in the scale were answered using a semantic differential
scale, which ranged from strongly agree to strongly disagree. The research questions had three subscales,
which measured the satisfactory of the respondents, the impact of the research, and the effectivity of the
research study to the environment and to the campus.
The researchers also used the help of the internet, unpublished research papers, thesis and
dissertations, brainstorming, and personal experience to gather different information from different
sources. These instruments help the researchers to collect and compare different ideas to come up with the
good solutions.
Data Gathering Procedure
The data gathered in this study was obtained by using survey questionnaires, the internet, and
personal experiences. The survey that the researchers used was quantitative as it assesses the satisfactory,
effects, and the impact of the study. Thus, survey questionnaire is the most effective and recommended
type of data gathering procedure used for most of the studies.
Data Analysis
This data analysis is the process of systematically applying statistical and/or logical techniques to
describe, illustrate and evaluate data. The data analysis is the process of inspecting, transforming and
modeling data with the objective of discovering useful information, conclusions and supporting decision -
making. The purpose of this data analysis in the research is to extract useful information from the data
Statistical Treatment of Data
The following were used in the analysis and interpretation of data and tables were used for the
presentation of data to facilitate understanding. The frequency distribution was also used to facilitate
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analysis of data. The 5-point Likert Scale is used to interpret the mean of the data gathered by the study.
For the 5-point Likert Scale, refer to the table below.
5 – POINT LIKERT SCALE
Interpretation
Scale Range
Part I Part II Part III
1 1.00 – 1.40 Strongly Agree Neutral Strongly Agree
2 1.40 – 2.00 Agree Disagree Strongly Agree
3 2.40 – 3.15 Agree Strongly Agree Agree
4 3.15 – 4.00 Strongly Agree Agree Strongly Agree
5 4.00 –5.00 Agree Strongly Agree Agree
Figure 1. FLOWCHART OF METHODOLOGY
Research of Questions related to the Study
Preparation of the Survey Questionnaire
Revision of Survey Questionnaire
Approval of the Survey Questionnaire
Printing of the Final Copy of the Survey Questionnaire
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Photocopying of the Survey Questionnaire
Distribution of the Survey Questionnaire and the Conduct of the Survey
Collection of the Survey Questionnaire
Tallying of the Survey Questionnaire
Statistical Treatment of the Data Collected

(4 - Point Likert Scale)
Analyzing the Result of the Survey Questionnaire
Preparation of the Results and Discussion
CHAPTER IV
PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS, AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA
This chapter presents the data gathered, the results and interpretation of the findings of statistical
analysis done. This section includes the summaries of data rather than raw data (e.g., the actual scores for
individuals). The results section includes the tables, figures, and detailed explanations about the statistical
results.
Profile of the Respondents
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Respondents' Grade Level
Grade 8 Students
34% 34% Grade 9 Students
Grade 10 Students
32%
Figure 4 displays the grade level of the respondents of the survey. Out of the thirty (30) respondents,
each level has ten respondents (10) from Grade 7, 8, and 10. As such, it is depicted in the graph that the
Grade 8, Grade 9, and respondents are comprise thirty-four percent (34%) of the sample, while the
remaining thirty-two percent (32%) is comprised by the Grade 10 respondents.
Results and Discussions
Table1. STUDENTS PERCEPTION IN USING PLASTIC BOTTLES AS DECORATIVE POTS.
Perception of the Students Mean Standard Verbal
Deviation Interpretation
Decorating plastic bottles promotes arts and 4.7 0.55 Agree
designs.
Decorating plastic bottles eliminates plastic 4.7 0.55 Agree
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waste.
Decorating plastic bottles encourages us to 4.6 0.49 Agree
reuse and recycle.
Decorating plastic bottles helps to create 4.6 0.49 Agree
new crafts.
Decorating plastic bottles becomes a hobby. 4.2 0.79 Agree
Composite Mean 4.6 Agree
Table 1. shows the students perception in using plastic bottles as decorative pots. As presented by
the data, the respondents agreed that the use of plastic bottles helps the environment and themselves. The
highest mean presented by the data is 4.7. This mean was taken from the perception of the students that
decorating plastic bottles promotes arts and designs and it eliminates plastic waste. The lowest mean
depicted by the table is 4.2 which states that the decorating plastic bottles becomes hobby of students. The
composite mean of the data gathered is 4.6.
Perception is influenced by internal and external factors. One of the central assumptions of the
constructivist approach to perception is that perception is not determined entirely by external stimuli. As a
consequence, it is assumed that emotional and motivational states, together with expectation and culture,
may influence people’s perceptual hypotheses and thus their visual perception.
In a matter of fact that the word "perceptions" is frequently used in daily life and in literature, it
may be assumed that everyone knows what it is and unnecessary to define it. However, perception is
complex and its meaning depends on context. Peterson and Yaakobi (1979) defined "perceptions of
behaviour" as "how a person sees him/herself, the behaviour of others, or a fictitious ideal" (p. 433).
Barman (1999) used "views" and "perceptions" interchangeably. Yager and Yager (1985), in their article
“Changes in Perceptions of Science for Third, Seventh, and Eleventh Grade Students”, Yager and Yager
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appeared to interchangeably use the term perception, view, observation, feeling, or believe.
According to Quick and Nelson (1997), the three major characteristics that influence our
perception of other people or object are: the perceiver, the perceived object and the situation. The
Perceiver when an individual looks at the target and attempts to interpret what he/she sees. The Perceived
object, characteristics of the target, which has been, observed also affects the individual’s perception. The
physical attributes, appearance and behavior of other persons in the situation also influences the
perception. The Situation, the physical, social and organizational settings of the situation also influence
individual’s perception. The situation in which we see objects or events is important.
EFFECTS OF RECYCLING DECORATIVE POTS
Table 2.1 Attitude towards the environment.
Students Attitude Mean Standard Verbal
I became aware about the current issue that 4.4 0.63 Agree
the study faces.
I learned the importance of responsibility. 4.5 0.68 Agree
I learned the value of cleanliness. 4.6 0.61 Agree
Table 2.1 shows the effects of recycling decorative pots to the student’s attitude towards the
environment. As presented by the data, the respondents agreed that they became aware. The highest mean
presented in the table is 4.6. This mean was taken from the table that the students learned the value of
cleanliness. The lowest mean depicted by the table is 4.4 which the students became aware about the
current problem of the school. The composite mean for the effects of plastic bottles is 4.5.
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Within the academic discipline of social psychology, it is commonly accepted that attitudes and
behavior are related. It seems intuitive that attitudes influence behavior, but the opposite is also true.
Behavior can influence attitude. For example, a behavior such as participating in a river cleanup as part of
a class requirement might change a person’s previous 12 attitude toward an environmental problem.
People may adjust their attitudes so that they are congruent with their behaviors or a person’s attitude
toward an object or concept may govern the related behavior (Smith & Mackie, 2003, p. 291).
Table 2.2 Behavior in Segregation.
Students Behavior Mean Standard Verbal

I learned how to segregate plastic trash 4.5 0.68 Agree
properly.
I learned how to reuse plastic bottles in 4.6 0.50 Agree
terms of decorating.
I realized the importance of cleanliness in 4.6 0.56 Agree
our environment
Table 2.2 shows the effect of plastic bottles to the behavior of the students in segregation. As
presented by the data, the respondents agreed that the study helps the student’s behavior. The highest
mean from the table is 4.6. The mean was taken from the table that student’s learned how to reuse plastic
bottles and realized the importance of cleanliness in environment. The lowest mean has a total of 4.5 that
states the students learn how to segregate plastic trash properly. The composite mean has a total of 4.5.
According to LaPiere (1934, p. 230), “By definition a social attitude is a behavior pattern,
anticipatory set or tendency, predisposition to specific adjustment to designated social situations, or, more
simply, a conditioned response to social stimuli.” Behavior towards plastic bags may change if policies
help reduce the significant social stimulus that plastic bags currently provide in stores in the US. Too
many factors beyond personal control might also cause a conflict between attitude and behavior (Smith &
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Mackie, 2003, p.324). Current practices within the plastic industry and store marketing may provide
stimuli that are too significant for the shopper to overcome despite potential conflicts between attitude
and action regarding the single-use plastic shopping bag.
Table 2.3 Waste Management Practice
Students Waste Practice Mean Standard Verbal

I found a new technique in segregating 4.6 0.49 Agree
plastic waste on the campus.
The creative atmosphere in the campus has 4.2 0.73 Agree
improved.
The number of plastic waste inside the 4.0 0.81 Agree
campus has been diminished.
Table 2.3 shows the waste management practice of the students. As presented by the data, the
respondents agreed that the study helps the students apply waste management. The highest mean from the
table has a total of 4.6. The mean was taken from the table that students found a new technique in
segregating plastic waste on the campus. The lowest mean has a total of 4.0. The mean states that the
number of plastic waste inside the campus has been diminished. The composite mean has a total of 4.3.
Proper collection is a solution to the country’s waste problem. Unfortunately, disposal would not
be the most and sole answer to this concern (Guzman et al., 2010). Until recently, the disposal of
municipal solid waste does not attract much public attention. From prehistory through the present day, the
favored means of disposal was simply to dump solid waste outside the city and village limits (Enger &
Smith, 2006).
According to the Aeckerman (1997), waste management is an integrated part of the sustainable
development. As population continues to grow and economy expands, there is a need to ensure the waste
generated is properly manage on order to preserve the existing environment for future generations. Waste
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management has also been widely recognized especially in the 1980’s when there was a fear of landfill
crisis. Since then, major development happened in municipal waste management.
Table 3. WAYS TO MOTIVATE STUDENTS TO SUPPORT BASURATHON

THROUGH MAKING DECORATIVE POTS
Ways to Motivate Students Mean Standard Verbal

Advertising decorative pots as a way of 4.6 0.56 Agree
recycling.
Implementing decorative pots as a 4.4 0.57 Agree
performance task in arts subjects.
Propagating awareness and practice on how 4.6 0.49 Agree
plastic waste affects the environment.
Assigning motivated leaders to assists 4.6 0.57 Agree
making decorative plastic bottle pots.
Applying rules and regulations regarding 4.6 0.63 Agree
on maintaining cleanliness in the campus.
Table 3. shows the ways to motivate students to support basurathon through making decorative
pots. As presented by the data, the respondents agreed that the researchers study helps the students to
motivate to help the program basurathon of alitagtag municipality. The highest rank shown in the table
above is 4.6. The mean was taken from the four questionnaire, it is about the advertising decorative pots,
propagating awareness, motivated learners, and applying rules and regulations regarding on maintaining
cleanliness in the campus. The lowest mean is 4.4, states that implementing decorative pots can be use as
a performance task in arts subjects. The composite mean has a total of 4.6.
As part of the sustainable development goals the only objective that generally includes the
address of children as part of the solution towards effective waste management is the section where it is
stated that people need to be made aware of the impact of waste on their heath, well-being and the
environment.
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Children or young adults are often instrumental in bringing about change in society. Research
through the years has shown that among children and their parents, the children can be effective
advocates in changing their parents’ lifestyles and this process create a positive or negative influence with
regards to environmental matters (Kiev Declaration, 2003; Ballantyne et al , 2006; Lui and Kaplan; 2006;
Rickenson and Lundholm; 2008). In the real world, however, children are often not included in the
critical decisions that are made in their communities where they live.
CHAPTER V
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
This chapter presents the conclusions and recommendations of the study.
Conclusions
Based from the findings, the following conclusions were drawn.
1. This section of the study establishes the claim plastic bottles recycled to decorative pots is
effective and meaningful on diminishing plastic waste on the classroom.
2. Based on the study conducted by the researchers, making decorative pots benefits the
environment in the campus especially the classrooms.
3. The paper has tried to manifest the ways on how plastic pots diminishes the risk of uncleanliness
in our surroundings.
4. The study also teaches us the value of responsibility regarding to our environment. This will play
a major role in order for students, faculty staffs, and also the maintenance to comprehend what
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small decisions could make our place much better.
5. This research is relevant for the people to broaden their minds on how they act towards the
environment. Responsibility must be in the hands of all people. We all must be guarding our
environment as our home.
Recommendation
This section of the study provides future recommendations for the following:
1. FUTURE RESEARCHERS
The future researchers may conduct new an improved technique on decreasing
plastic bottle waste in their own environment. Since there are numerous ways on making
decorations by the use of plastics, they can make other alterations on the decorative
plastic bottle pots. They may also conduct extra research regarding to the benefits on
making decorative pots.
2. STUDENTS
This study helps students to comprehend the importance of cleanliness. The students
who uses bottles foe drinking may not throw it in a garbage can but may recycle it. Also,
it also boost their creativity especially on the field of arts and crafts.
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3. “GREEN THUMB" GARDENERS
People who has hobbies like planting ang growing plants could make use of the
research's benefits. Rather than buying expensive factory made pots, they can make use
of plastic bottles in all shapes and sizes and recycle it for lesser expenses. They may also
redecorate, upgrade, and design their own pots according to their own free will.
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APPENDIX A
RATIONALE
The bottled water industry has grown rapidly over the past few years. Today, the convenience of
disposable water bottles means that we can find bottled water almost everywhere we go. Plastic means
soft and easy to turn into many different forms. The use of plastics is evitable, plastic plays such a big
role in the society. In line with this, the Municipality of Alitagtag cope with a program called Basurathon.
This program aims to teach people how to properly segregate the wastes and recreate new product. With
this, the study that the researchers proposed is Recycled Decorative Pots: Effects on SBCA’s Bottle
Waste Management, this study is for the students in SBCA. This could help them to enlighten how much
the plastics affect the environment and what way should do to lessen its effect. From the observation of
the researche’rs students are not used to - in using tumbler bottle. In this study, the researchers came up
with the idea of having an alternative way to lessen the bottles in the campus. To lessen, plastic bottles
serves as a alternative pots in the plants.
This study aims to teach the students how the plastic bottles affect the people and the
environment. If this study is continuously used and do, it will help not only the School but also the
Municipality of Alitagtag by helping the bio-men in collecting biodegradable and nonbiodegradable
garbage. It will also help the students to be more responsible to the cleanliness of the environment. Lastly,
it will beneficial to the nature which helps to control the natural disasters due to the man-made disaster.
APPENDIX B
Recycled Decorative Pots: Effects on SBCA’s Bottle Waste Management
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TIME TABLE
INCLUSIVE ACTIVITIES OR PLAN PERSON ASSIGN

DATE INVOLVED RESEARCHER
Nov. 30,2019 Talk about what design to use for Lloyd Dechavez
our pot Bea Marasigan
Kristine Guce
Jayzer Cayacap
Denzel Vergara
Dec. 2-4, 2019 Collecting all the materials needed Lloyd Dechavez
(plastic bottles, paint, plants) Bea Marasigan
Kristine Guce
Jayzer Cayacap
Denzel Vergara
Dec 6-14, 2019 Creating of the pot with the Lloyd Dechavez
ornamental plants Bea Marasigan
Kristine Guce
Jayzer Cayacap
Denzel Vergara
Dec. 15-18, 2019 Start to create Chapter 1 Lloyd Dechavez
Bea Marasigan
Kristine Guce
Jayzer Cayacap
Denzel Vergara
Jan. 6-10, 2020 Creation of chapter 2 Lloyd Dechavez
Bea Marasigan
Kristine Guce
Jayzer Cayacap
Denzel Vergara
February 3-3, Surveys and Interviews Junior High School Lloyd Dechavez
2020 Students (grade 8- Bea Marasigan
10) Kristine Guce
Jayzer Cayacap
Denzel Vergara
Feb. 5-19, 2020 Start to create Chapter 3-4 Lloyd Dechavez
Bea Marasigan
Kristine Guce
Jayzer Cayacap
Denzel Vergara
Feb. 20-22, 2020 Start to create Chapter 5 Lloyd Dechavez
Bea Marasigan
Kristine Guce
Jayzer Cayacap
Denzel Vergara
Feb. 24-28, 2020 Starting of studying the research Lloyd Dechavez
Bea Marasigan
Kristine Guce
Jayzer Cayacap
Denzel Vergara
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Mar. 14, 2020 Defense Panelists Lloyd Dechavez

Bea Marasigan
Kristine Guce
Jayzer Cayacap
Denzel Vergara
APPENDIX C
LETTER TO THE RESPONDENTS
Dear Respondents,
Good day!
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We are the Grade 12-STEM students of St. Bridget College Alitagtag who are conducting a study entitled
“Recycled Decorative pots: Effects on SBCA’s bottle waste management”.
We are glad to inform you that you have been chosen to participate in this study. Your responses and
views are highly important in achieving the objectives of this study. The information provided will be
treated as private and confidential and will be used only for the purpose of this study.
Thank you for your valuable time, attention and cooperation.
Yours truly,
Student Researchers, SBCA
Cayacap, Jayzer M.
APPENDIX D
SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE
NAME: _______________________________
GRADE & SECTION: ____________________
Directions: Kindly answer all the questions in this questionnaire by putting a check ( ) in
the space provided.
I. STUDENTS PERCEPTION IN USING PLASTIC BOTTLES AS DECORATIVE
POTS.
5 4 3 2 1
Strongly Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly
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agree disagree
1. Decorating plastic bottles promotes arts
and designs.
2. Decorating plastic bottles eliminates
plastic waste.
3. Decorating plastic bottles encourages us

to reuse and recycle.
4. Decorating plastic bottles helps to create

new crafts.
5. Decorating plastic bottles becomes a

hobby.
II. EFFECTS OF RECYCLING DECORATIVE POTS
A. Attitude towards the environment.

5 4 3 2 1
agree disagree
1. I became aware about the current issue
that the study faces.
2. I learned the importance of
responsibility.
3. I learned the value of cleanliness.
B. Behavior in Segregation.
5 4 3 2 1
agree disagree
1. I learned how to segregate plastic trash
properly.
2. I learned how to reuse plastic bottles in
terms of decorating.
3. I realized the importance of cleanliness
in our environment
C. Waste Management Practice

5 4 3 2 1
agree disagree
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1. I found a new technique in segregating

plastic waste on the campus.
2. The creative atmosphere in the campus
has improved.
3. The number of plastic waste inside the
campus has been diminished.
III. WAYS TO MOTIVATE STUDENTS TO SUPPORT BASURATHON THROUGH

MAKING DECORATIVE POTS
5 4 3 2 1
agree disagree
1. Advertising decorative pots as a way
of recycling.
2. Implementing decorative pots as a
performance task in arts subjects.
3. Propagating awareness and practice
on how plastic waste affects the
environment.
4. Assigning motivated leaders to
assists making decorative plastic bottle
pots.
5. Applying rules and regulations
regarding on maintaining cleanliness in
the campus.
APPENDIX E
LETTER TO THE PANELIST
Date
NAME OF TEACHER
Position
Name of school
Address of School
Dear ____________,
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In fulfillment for the requirements of Practical Research 3, our group conducted a research paper entitled
“RECYCLED DECORATIVE POTS: EFFECTS ON SBCA’s BOTTLE WASTE
MANAGEMENT”.
In this regard, we are humbly requesting you to sit as one of our panelists for our research defense on
March 19, 2020, at Grade 12- St. Jacinta room. Here with is a copy of our research output for your
perusal.
Your positive recognition will be highly appreciated. Thank you!
Truly yours,
CAYACAP, JAYZER M.
DE CHAVEZ, LLOYD ANGELO S.
GUCE, KRISTINE LAUREN C.
MARASIGAN, BEA ROSE ANN A.
VERGARA, DENZEL ANDREI M.
Noted by: Approved and confirmed by:

MS. ABIGAEL L. MARVEDA ________________________
Instruction Specialist, Practical Research 2
CURRICULUM VITAE
JAYZER M. CAYACAP
Pinagkrusan, Alitagtag, Batangas
09984265541 cayacapjayzer123@gmail.com
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Date of Birth : January 1, 2002

Place of Birth : Lemery Hospital
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Age : 18 years old

Nationality : Filipino
Religion : Roman Catholic
Language/Dialect : English, Filipino/Tagalog
Father’s Name : Maria Luz Cayacap
Mother’s Name : Rodrigo Asterio Cayacap
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Secondary Education : St. Bridget College Alitagtag

Dominador East, Alitagtag, Batangas
SY 2014-2020
Primary Education : Pinagkrusan Elementary Scool

Pinagkrusan, Alitagtag, Batangas
SY 2008-2014
LLOYD ANGELO S. DE CHAVEZ

Pook ng kapitan, San Pascual, Batangas
09993070169 dechavezlloyd@gmail.com
Date of Birth : July 18, 2002

Place of Birth : Libjo Central Hospital
Age : 17 years old
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Father’s Name : Nonie De Chavez.
Mother’s Name : Sofia S. De Chavez

SY 2014-2020
Primary Education : Casa Del bambino Emmanuel

Alangilan, Batangas
SY 2008-2014
KRISTINE MARY LAUREN C. GUCE

53 Poblacion East, Alitagtag, Batangas
09774252199 gucekristine02@gmail.com
Date of Birth : August 22, 2002

Place of Birth : Batangas Regional Hospital
Age : 17 years old
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Father’s Name : Rodolfo L. Guce Jr.
Mother’s Name : Evangeline C. Guce

SY 2014-2020
Primary Education : St. Bridget College Alitagtag

SY 2008-2014
BEA ROSE ANN A. MARASIGAN

207 Pacifico, Sta. Teresita, Batangas
09663660801 bearosemarasigan@yahoo.com
Date of Birth : December 16, 2002

Place of Birth : Lemery, Batangas
Age : 17 years old
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Father’s Name : Bernie I. Marasigan
Mother’s Name : Rowena M. Atienza

SY 2014-2020
Primary Education : Sampa-Pacifico Elementary School

Pacifico, Sta. Teresita, Batangas
SY 2008-2014
DENZEL ANDREI M. VERGARA

31 Munlawin Alitagtag Batangas
09217625118 JeloVergara89@gmail.com
Date of Birth : April 19, 2002

Place of Birth : Bauan, Batangas
Age : 17 years old
Father’s Name : Wennie M. Vergara
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Mother’s Name : Ricardo Jay M. Vergara

SY 2014-2020
Primary Education : Sta. Teresa College

Bauan, Batangas
SY 2008-2014
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St. Bridget College Alitagtag, Inc.

Brgy. Dominador East Alitagtag, Batangas

Recycled Decorative Pots: Effects on SBCA’s Bottle Wastes Management

Presented to the Faculty of

St. Bridget College Alitagtag, Alitagtag, Batangas

of the Requirements for Practical Research 2

De Chavez, Lloyd Angelo S.

Guce, Kristine Lauren C.

Marasigan, Bea Rose Ann A.

Vergara, Denzel Andrei M.

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)

Accountancy and Business Management (ABM)

have proper waste management in the community

The Undergraduate Thesis entitled “RECYCLED DECORATIVE POTS: EFFECTS ON SBCA’s

BOTTLE WASTE MANAGEMENT” prepared and submitted by CAYACAP, JAYZER M., DE

recommended for approval and acceptance for Oral Examination.

Approved by the Committee on Oral Examination with a grade of ________.

ANNA FRANCESCA D. FERNANDEZ ROSE MARNIE R. MANDING

in Daily Life 2 and Inquiries, Investigation, and Immersion.

De Chavez, Lloyd Angelo S.

Guce, Kristine Lauren C.

Marasigan, Bea Rose Ann A.

Vergara, Denzel Andrei M.

To their family who always support them in attaining this goal;

giving their time to finish their research.

the same field.

De Chavez, Lloyd Angelo S.

Guce, Kristine Lauren C.

Marasigan, Bea Rose Ann A.

Vergara, Denzel Andrei M.

I. INTRODUCTION: THE RESEARCH PROBLEM

Background of the Study……….………………………………………………………1

II. REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

Related Literature and Studies……………………………………………………….6

III. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

IV. PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND

V. SUMMARY, FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

carry and use it with no hesitation.

conversion of plastic to oil.

Statement of the Problem

a. Attitudes towards environment

c. Waste management practice

Significance of the Study

through the recycling of materials of the students.

Benefiting this study are the various section that follows:

producing a better and greener environment for everyone.

strategy, knowledge and capabilities in engaging a research.

Scope, Limitation and Delimitation

environment and to their health.

an answer to the problem.

REVIEW RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

concepts for better comprehension of the study.

BENEFITS IN RECYCLING PLASTIC BOTTLES

items instead of reusing old ones.

abolishing improper plastic bottle waste.

RECYCLING PLASTIC IN MAJOR SECTORS

Administrative Orders regulate importation of recyclable materials containing hazardous substances.

environmentally friendly decisions of producers at the industrial sectors.

sector. This process of recycling plastic especially in the agricultural sectors

continues to work on efficient strategies to eliminate improper plastic waste.

PLASTIC WASTE MANAGEMENT IN OTHER COUNTRY

as the main material.

INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT