Professional Documents
Culture Documents
HUMSS 12-H
Group 2
In Partial Fulfillment
of the Requirements for the Subject
Triple I’s
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Approval Sheet
Title Page
Abstract Page
Acknowledgements
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Appendices
INTRODUCTION
Hypothesis
Definition of Terms
Synthesis
METHODOLOGY
Research Design
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Research Sampling
Research Instrument
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
Conceptual Framework
Classroom Learning
Environments Student’s Academic
Performance
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Student’s Motivation
Sex
Section
Age
GWA for the first semester
Noisy Room
Dirty Room
Congested Room
Hypothesis
The limitations of the scope include the possibility of sampling bias since
the study only focuses on a specific school and population. Additionally, the
study only covers a single school year, and the results may not be applicable
to other school years or institutions. Finally, while the study aims to explore
the impact of classroom learning environments on academic performance, it
cannot establish causality due to the limitations of the research design.
These limitations should be acknowledged to ensure that the findings are
interpreted within their context and limitations.
The Students - The results of this study can be of great help for
students to address different issues that affects their academic performance.
It will help to shape them even more as learners and improve their learning
attainment.
Future Researchers – They can use this study as a guide or basis for
the possible Research with the same topic.
Definition of Terms
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CHAPTER II
Local Studies
One local study conducted by Santos (2018) examined the impact of
classroom design on student engagement and achievement. The study found
that classroom design significantly affects student learning outcomes and
engagement. This is consistent with the findings of Brackett (2012) who also
investigated the relationship between classroom environment and student
engagement.Another study by Garcia (2019) explored the relationship
between teacher-student interaction and academic performance. The study
found that positive teacher-student interaction has a significant impact on
academic performance. This highlights the importance of fostering positive
relationships between teachers and students in creating a conducive learning
environment.
Foreign Studies
According to Wang and Guo (2017), the physical classroom environment
plays a significant role in students' academic achievement. They found that
classrooms that were well-lit, quiet, and well-ventilated had a positive impact
on students' academic performance. In addition, a study by Sallis et al.
(2018) showed that classroom design that promotes physical activity and
movement can lead to improved academic performance.Similarly, a study by
Weinstein et al. (2018) found that classroom design that promotes
collaboration and interaction among students can lead to increased
engagement and academic success. These findings were supported by the
study of Kennedy et al. (2017) who found that a classroom environment that
promotes social interaction and collaboration is positively associated with
academic performance. Moreover, the study of Conzemius and O’Neill
(2018) highlighted the importance of classroom management practices that
promote a positive and supportive learning environment for students, which
can lead to improved academic achievement. The study of Phan et al. (2019)
further emphasized the importance of creating a positive classroom learning
environment through teacher-student relationships and communication.
Other studies have shown that classroom design that incorporates
technology can lead to improved academic performance (Cripps et al., 2017;
Farajollahi et al., 2018). Overall, these foreign literature and studies highlight
the importance of the classroom learning environment and how it can impact
students' academic performance.
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CHAPTER III
METHODOLOGY
Research Design
Research Sampling
Research Instrument