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Senior High School Department
Practical Research 1

TITLE
Exploring the Experiences of Underprivileged Family
Amidst Covid-19 Pandemic

A RESEARCH PAPER PRESENTED TO

THE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
JOSE ABAD SANTOS HIGH SCHOOL

IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT
OF THE REQUIREMENTS IN PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1
UNDER THE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CURRICULUM

BY

NAMES
Dumigpi Emmanuel
Roque Rhusty
Sambas Marc Steven
Abaja Pamela
Acuyado Jeandel
Billen Lizzette
Dulay Sheila
Macahibag Richen

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 Division of City Schools-MANILA

JOSE ABAD SANTOS HIGH SCHOOL

Numancia St., Brgy. 282 Binondo, Manila
Tel. No. 7-9176847
Senior High School Department
Practical Research 1

Ms. Emely B. Franco, LPT

Research Adviser

2023
Table of Contents

Approval Sheet

Acknowledgement i

Dedication ii

Objectives

1.1 Introduction 1
1.1 Background of the study 2
1.2 Significance of the Study
1.3 Definition of Important Terms
1.4 Statement of the Problem 3
1.5 Conceptual Framework

1.2 Methods 5
2.1 Research Design 6
2.2 Research Locus 7
2.3 Sampling Technique
2.4 Sample/Selection 8
2.5 Data Gathering Instrument 9

1.3 Findings 10

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1.4 Summary, Conclusions, Implications and Recommendations 11

4.1 Summary Findings 11
4.2 Conclusion 12
4.3 Implications 13
4.4 Recommendations 13
4.5 Appendices 14
4.5.1 Interview Questionnaire 14
4.5.2 Reference List 15
4.5.3 Curriculum Vitae 15

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Objectives:
 The determine the struggles of underpriviledge family in parola during pandemic
 To identify common issues encountered by underprivilegde each family
 To give recommendation on how to address the common issue and struggles
Present in each family in parola during pandemic

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INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background of the study

The COVID-19 outbreak has spread swiftly in a number of countries. This epidemic has
had both short-and long-term psychosocial and mertal health implications on every family
member. The degree of family resilience is influence by a variety of risk variables, including
developmental stage, educational attainment, pre-existing mental health disorders, economic
disadvantage or deprivation, and confinement due to illness or fear of illness. This qualitatuve
study investigated how parents raised their children during the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to
school and childcare closures, many parents had to deal with their way of life while also
struggling to find money to meet their children’s while attending online classes during the
COVID-19 pandemic is extremely tough for them, and the method they support their children’s
needs in terms of food and health has failed since they do not have enough money to meet their
family’s fundamental demands.

There are currently few in-depth qualitatives studies on how these changes have affected
parent’s mental health and well being. We discuss the ethical implications of the pandemic with
a focus on the accentuation of family obligations and shared family practices during an overall
crisis, as well families’ attempts to navigate ethical dilemmas between family theory with
phenomenological points of view on ethics and morality. Many disadvantaged families have
experienced a number of not expected hardships as a result of the Coronavirus Disease 2019
(COVID-19) pandemic, and these ongoing demands are likely to produce more stress for all
family members, especially the parents for thinking on what will happen tomorrow especially
the future of their kids

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The purpose of this study was to outline the difficulties faced by lower-class families
during the COVID-19 pandemic. The objective of this study is to provide advice on how to
manage stress and lead a healthy lifestyle to the impoverished families on Parola Tondo,
Manila. The moral dilemmas that our informants brought up serve as examples of the varied
responsibilities that we have to one another as family and as citizens, respectively. The also
demonstrate hoe, in the midst of a societal crisis, moral demands can occasionally collide with
one another. Thus, at times of crisis, it is underlined how family values cultural histories, and
traditional family rituals intersect.

1.2 Significance of the Study

As a student it’s sensational ability is to find a cure for this infectious disease and to
help our people and many of us lose their lives so much more we still need to be purifier our
future. And it hurts may of us who have lost their jobs and stopped studying just to find a job
for a day-to-day home and many of us too the lost of the loved one due to the spread of COVID-
19 pandemic many lost their hope of returning everything to their homes.

As a student, the amazing ability to find a cure for this infectious disease and to help
our people and may of us to load their lives more that still need to be the cleaners to our future.
Hoping to return everyone to their homes so they don’t roam the streets, we need to work
together to maintain our health in a way that gives food to our neighbors.

Study on the manufacture of effective drugs for COVID-19 pandemic:

 Participants / Respondents
The respondents discussed various challenges they encountered, including financial
difficulties, lack of access to healthcare, and limited access to education. Many families
struggled to make ends meet due to job loss or reduced income, and some even faced evictioned
or homelessness.

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 Paticipants / Respondents’ Parents

It has been an extremely difficult time for our family since the COVID-19 pandemic
began. We were already struggling financially before the pandemic hit, but things have only
gotten worse since then. We have had trouble accessing basic necessities like food and
healthcare, and many of us have lost our jobs or had our hours reduced. It’s been a constant
struggle to make ends meet and keep pou family safe.

 Teachers /Educational Staff

During the COVID-19 pandemic many of us learned in life made way for the hard work
and many of us are also looking for a solution to overcome it and in this way it helps everyone
to prevent it from spreading and always having to obey the command to makes us more secure
in the everyday.

 Barangay Chairman / Barangay Staff

One of the main challenges for underprivileged families during the COVID-19 pandemic
has been the loss of income and financial stability. Many parents have lost their jobs or have
had to take reduced hours, which has led to difficulties in paying bills, buying groceries, and
providing for their families. The pandemic has also exposed existing inequalities in access to
healthcare and education, making it harder for parents to provide their children with the
necessary resources and support.

 Department of health and Department of Social Welfare and Develpment

The study of medicine is a great help for those whos have had COVID-19 here we can
prove wether the drug is effective in distributing it to people and what it will have an impact of
them and wether it wll harm our health.

 Future Researchers
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Study or action of medicine can help to make more of this disorder and to prevent further
COVID-19 because it is too harmful our community beacuse of the virus.

1.3 Definition of Terms

 Family - those who suffered from the COVID-19 pandemic

 Swiftly -the spread of the disease COVID-19
 Deprivation - a person who doesn’t give help to others
 Ambiguous - the well-being of the families may be in risk because of epidemic
 Currency - lack of money
 Virtual Cleaning - some of them did not study because of poverty
 Fear - anxiety and panic caused by the spread of COVID-19
 Resilience - the ability to adapt to people on how to be strength
 Empathy - to understand and share the feelings of others, particularly those who are
suffering from the COVID-19
 Pandemic - vaccination, quarantine, and distancing social are often to control the spread
COVID-19
 Confinement - the purpose of confinement is to reduce the number of people infected
with the virus and prevent healthcare systems from being overwhelmed
 Illness - a disease that can affect your body, you can even die if left untreated
 Childcare - guidance and care for children, to avoid the COVID-19
 Adversity - people who are struggling in life, have no source of food every day, during
pandemic
 Irrecoverable - grief and mourning for those who have lost their lives because of
COVID-19

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1.4 Statement of the Problem

Central Problem:

The purpose of this study is to examine experinces in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic
perceptions about the qualification of an ideal underprivileged family. In this case following
questions were tried to be answered:

Research Questions:

1. Who are the underprivileged families that is struggling during pandemic?

1. What are the common issues facing of underprivileged family during pandemic?
2. How did each underprivileged family address the common issues and struggles they
encountered?

Interview Questions: (10 questions based on your Research Questions)

1. Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, what are the struggles that made you realize and change
your perspective about life?
2. What are the most difficult struggles that you and your familly encountered?
3. During the pandemic, what were the struggles that you cannot forget that helped build
strong relationships in your family?
4. What are the most challenging issues that experienced amidst the COVID-10 pandemic?
5. How did you feel in terms of handling the particular issues that you were facing?
6. How go the issues you and your family have experienced affect your life amidstthe COVID-
19 pandemic?
7. How did you overcome all the struggles you faced amidst the COVID-19 pandemic?
8. How did you handle some mental issues encountered by you anf your family?
9. Did you overcome well all the common issues and struggles amidst the COVID-19
pandemic? If yes, in what way?

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10. During the COVID-19 pandemic, did you receive help from other people to meet the needs
of your entire family?

1.5 Conceptual Framework

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References

 Maria gayatri, dian kristiani irawaty (introduction to COVID-19 pandemic)

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 Elizabeth I Adams, Danyel Smith, Laura J. Caccuvale, Melanie K. Bean ( parenting during
COVID-19)
 Bmc (2021) Jo Dewes, Tom May, Alison McKinlay, Daisy Fan Court, Alexander Burton
(impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health and well-being of parents with
young children)
 Child Psychiatry and Human Development (2020) Beth Shoshana Russell, Morica
Hutchison, Rachel Tambling, Alexanderia J. Tomkunas, Abigail L. Horton (initial
challenges of caregiving during COVID-19)
 Family Relations (2021) Margaret L. Kerr, Hannah F. Rasmussen, Kerrie A. Fanning,
Sarah M. Braaten (a study of parents experiences across gender and income levels)

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