THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND
Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION
Everyone can relate to financial problems including parents, the
elderly, and teenagers, even the Senior High School students. The
researchers are interested in learning how the financial situation of SNCSTI
senior high school students affects their academic performance. The students
who encountered financial problem are causing them stress, imagine doing
this in the morning. They were wondering how they would pay for daily bills.
We chose the topic of financial problems since we are all aware that
some of SNCSTI Senior High School students are living in poverty. Every
student experiences poverty, regardless of financial resources, and must
make sacrifices to quit their education in order to find a source of income and
care for their families, which affect their academic performance.
In this study, we will be discussing the correlation between financial
problem and academic performance among Senior High School students of
Sto.Niño College of Science and Technology Incorporated (SNCSTI).
Background of the Study
Some students are currently having financial difficulties with their
education, and a shortage of necessary school supplies is another issue they
face. Additionally, we extended senior high school by two additional years.
Students who wish to work but are underage are unable to do so due to their
age, and those whose parents are financially unable to fund their child's
education due to a condition. Other students will be less educated if they don't
have financial support. Making money these days is difficult, making it harder
to pay for things like food and school supplies.
Financial Problem is a big problem in our life especially when it comes
to education. There is a lot of money needed. Money is very important
because you can buy anything you need if you have money. Like to buy
school supplies, payments and any others expenses in school. Even if you
are a scholar student you still need money for some projects and payments. If
you don’t have money you cannot buy anything and that is the biggest
problem in every school. That’s why a lot of students stopped going to school.
When financial concerns are creating stress, there is a financial
problem. But recently, Senior High School students have been having
financial issues, and these issues have grown to be significant issues for
Senior High School students. Students frequently experience financial
difficulties because they lack the funds to cover their basic costs, and their
stress levels are increased by their anxieties about money. Following that,
financial issues will have an effect on both mental and physical health.
Halliday Wynes (2014) a student's financial condition has an impact on both
their commitment to studying and their academic performance.
However, in most cases, facing financial problem significantly affects
academic performance. Mostly because the students are come from
underprivileged or low-income families.
It has been observed that Senior High Students of SNCSTI have been
facing financial problem. This has affected their mental and physical health
making the students loses their focus on their academic performance. As a
Senior High School student of SNCSTI, we found this study relevant to us.
Literature Review
This chapter's readings and literature come from a variety of sources,
including books, journals, internet, and thesis that are relevant to the study.
The description of financial problem and academic performance as well as its
contributory factors appear first.
The Sto. Niño College of Science and Technology Incorporated Senior
High School students’ financial problem serves as the independent variable in
this study while the Sto. Niño College of Science and Technology
Incorporated Senior High School students’ academic performance also serves
as the dependent variable in this study.
Financial problem
Financial problem are serious and must be addressed because they
lead to multiple stages of issues, including poor health and academic
performance.
According to Dang and Bulus (2015) say that because education is a
social service that costs a lot of money, students won't be able to improve
their academic performance because they won't have enough money.
Therefore, education is an expensive social service that cost or need a lot of
money and the successful implementation of an educational program relies on
sufficient financial support from all levels of government.
According to Olufemioladebinu et al. (2018) contend that students' test
scores were influenced favorably by the wealth or social standing of their
parents. It demonstrated that parents' involvement in the educational process
as well as the socioeconomic condition of the parents affect students'
academic success. As a result, the study looked at how parents'
socioeconomic situation affected their children's academic performance and
the role that parents played in that relationship.
Additionally, Olufemioladebinu et al. (2018) noted that students from
lower socioeconomic family status typically perform academically worse than
those from higher socioeconomic backgrounds.
However, It has been observed that students' financial problems
greatly contribute to their poor academic performance, which in turn has a
negative impact on education in a number of ways (Nnamani et al., 2014).
Students' academic performance is significantly influenced by their financial
situation. Financial problem are a serious problem that must be handled since
they can progress to a variety of other problems, such as health problems and
poor academic performance.
This can be further supported by a previous study by Asri et al. (2017)
stated that although students do not have to pay monthly debt installments
like other households, their status as students requires them to pay their
education costs, rent, and other essentials, by which they received the
financial support from loans, scholarships, or their families. It illustrates how
students from underprivileged or low-income backgrounds may have an effect
on their academic success.
Furthermore, there are two ways that financial issues might have an
impact on a student's academic performance, according to Widener (2017).
Specifically, health issues and the requirement for a part-time job. Facing
financial problems is so hard, especially when it comes to your health and
academic performance. It was further added that financial problems lead to
health problems such as anxiety, leading to a negative behaviors, making it
difficult for students to focus on school works.
Financial issues have also been connected to longer degree
completion times, which can drive up college expenses further (Letkiewicz et
al., 2014). Those students who had a long degree completion are the one’s
who costs a lot of money.
Academic Performance
In this age of globalization, education is a critical need. Education
develops the personality, instills moral principles, broadens information, and
bestows skills in addition to providing insight. Due to the competitive
environment, education is essential. In every profession, highly qualified
individuals are required.
According to Hassan Danial Aslam et al. (2012) conducted research to
determine which educational system offers students greater teachings and
academic performance. Students learn more under the semester system than
under the annual system because of the adaptability of the environment. Less
work is required of students during the semester system than it does during
the annual system, and there are more opportunities for them to get higher
grades during the semester system.
Researchers have long proposed that students who worry about
money may be less committed to their goals, engaged in their studies, and
persistent (Boatman & Long, 2016). Students who worry about money may be
less committed to their studies and they cannot focus on their lessons by such
of thinking about financial which may affect their academic performance.
However, High levels of student loan debt and financial stress have
also been linked to an increased risk of students discontinuing their studies,
quitting their jobs, or taking fewer classes (Dwyer et al.,2013). Students who
are experiencing financial problem affect their academic performance just by
not going on the school or in their classes anymore because of being stress
about financial.
Several components of "academic achievement" have been recognized
over time, despite the word still having some remaining confusion (York et al.,
2015). Additionally, Used interchangeably with “student success,” it
encompasses academic achievement, attainment of learning objectives,
acquisition of desired skills and competencies, satisfaction, persistence, and
post-college performance (York et al., 2015).
Furthermore, When analyzing factors that influence adolescent
children's academic success, the impact of parenting practices and parental
participation is put in particular attention (Zahedani et al., 2016). One of the
cause why students is a successful is because of their parents.
According to Checa et al. (2019) the parenting style that is more
aggressive has been most frequently linked to greater academic performance
in adolescent students. Teaching the students into aggressive way can help
them to get a high marks in their academic performance which is also
motivate them to their best in every each day in their class.
Purely restrictive and careless teaching methods have been found to
have a negative impact on student achievement (Parsasirat et al., 2013).
Teaching students in a careless way may lead them to failed in their academic
performance and teaching in that way they will be less motivated in their
class.
Conceptual Framework
The diagram below shows the conceptual framework of the identified
variables in the study.The study focuses on the financial problem of Senior
High School students of Sto.Niño College of Science and Technology
Incorporated (SNCSTI).
INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT
Statistical Profile of Analysis of data FINANCIAL
Respondents through: PROBLEM
ENCOUNTERED
Allowance Conduct survey BY SENIOR HIGH
SCHOOL
Age Questionnaire STUDENTS AND
ITS CORRELATION
Sex Statistical TO THEIR
ACADEMIC
treatment
Figure 1. Conceptual Framework of the Study
This diagram shows the financial problem to Senior High School
students of Sto.Niño College of Science and Technology Incorporated
(SNCSTI). These Variables are used to determine how it affects the
respondents. The input would be the statistical profile of the respondents
which are the allowance, age, sex and section. Then the process would be
collecting data through questionnaires and survey. After we collect the data,
there would be a statistical treatment where we calculate the average financial
problem of Senior High School students on the stated statistical profile of the
respondents.
The output would be analyzed and calculated if we see if there is a
correlation between financial problem and academic performance among the
Senior High School students of SNCSTI.
Statement of the Problem
This study aimed to identify the correlation between financial problem
academic performance.
This study seeks to answer this following questions:
1. What is the statistical profile of Respondents:
1.1: Allowance
1.2: Age
1.3: Sex
1.4: Section
2. How does financial problem affects the academic performance of
Senior High School students?
3. Why some of the Senior High School students have a problem in
financial?
4. Is there a correlation between financial problem and academic
performance among Senior High School students of SNCSTI?
Significance of the Study
This study would be a great help to teachers, parents, students and future
researchers.
Senior High School Teachers. This study will provide teachers with
advice on how to deal with Senior High School pupils who are having financial
difficulties. To offer some guidance or to aid in their understanding.
Senior High School Students. The results of this study will assist
them in overcoming their problems with financial poverty, as well as in
becoming great students and valuing improved interpersonal interactions in
the classroom.
Parents. This study serves as a watcher over their children, allowing
them to see the difficulties their children are facing in terms of financial
problem. In order to aid in their comprehension of the vital details regarding
their children.
Future Researchers. Future researchers that do the same study can
use the results of this study as a reference or guide.
Scope and Limitation of the Study
This study focuses on gathering information regarding to financial
problem and academic performance among Senior High School students of
Sto.Niño College of Science and Technology Incorporate (SNCSTI).
In this study, individual characteristics including name (optional),
gender, age, and section are taken into account. 50 Senior High School
students from Sto.Niño College of Science and Technology Incorporated
(SNCSTI). Both Grade 11 and Grade 12 Senior High School students
participated in the study. The rating scale surveys that are offered will be used
to collect the necessary data.
Definition of Terms
In order to give a common definition, the following terms were defined.
To provide a common frame to facilitate understanding on the part of the
readers.
Financial. Usually refers to financial issues or troubles concerning money.
Money is said to be used in making regular payments in large and significant
transactions.
Academic Performance. The measurement of student achievement across
various academic subjects in the premises of SNCSTI.
Senior High School Students. Students that are officially enrolled as Grade
11 and Grade 12 students of Sto.Niño College of Science and Technology
Incorporated (SNCSTI), school year 2022-2023.
Parents. See the challenges their kids are having in school thanks to this
study, which acts as a monitor over them. To assist them in understanding the
crucial information about their children.
Stress. Is a sensation of strain, either bodily or emotional. It may result from
anything that makes you feel irritated, furious, or anxious.
FINANCIAL PROBLEM ENCOUNTERED BY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS AND ITS CORRELATION TO THEIR
ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF SNCSTI
IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF PRACTICAL RESEARCH 12 FOR THE
FIRST SEMESTER
SUBMITTED BY:
DOMINGUIANO,KENNETH
ESPEDILLON,EJAY
BEIT,RANNY
LORENZANA,WILVIN JOHN
SUBMITTED TO:
MELANE QUIAO