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4- ALWAYS
3- OFTEN
2- SOMETIMES
1- NEVER
STATEMENT 4 3 2 1
TOTAL: 12 25 12 0
SURVEY RESULT ON GENDER EQUAITY
The survey results from Grade 11 STEM students reveal a notable tie in their knowledge
observation is the high peak of respondents, scoring 8 out of 8, who answered 'sometimes' when
questioned about how informed they feel about gender equality in their current state. Conversely,
Further analysis of the total scores across various questions suggests that students may be
lacking engagement and comprehensive knowledge regarding gender equality. The high gap
result of 12 responses indicating 'always,' 25 'sometimes,' 12 'often,' and none for 'never,'
underscores the need for a more concerted effort in promoting awareness and understanding. The
findings suggest a critical area for improvement in fostering sustained engagement among Grade
In conclusion, the survey results paint a nuanced picture of Grade 11 STEM students'
awareness and understanding of gender equality. While a significant number acknowledge being
informed 'sometimes,' the absence of responses indicating 'always' suggests a notable gap in
consistent awareness. The distribution of responses across various questions further emphasizes
the need for increased efforts to engage students comprehensively in advocating gender equality.
Moving forward, targeted initiatives, educational programs, and discussions may play a pivotal
role in closing the identified gaps, fostering a more informed, engaged, and gender-sensitive
student community. The survey results serve as a valuable starting point for developing strategies
aimed at enhancing knowledge and awareness about gender equality within the Grade 11 STEM
cohort.
question 1 question 2
1 1
5 5
always % % ALWAYS
13%
29% often OFTEN
sometimes SOMETIMES
never NEVER
10%
48%
69%
QUESTION 3
9% ALWAYS
AOFTEN
SOMETIMES
45% NEVER
45%
QUESTION 4
49%
GENDER EQUALITY
QUESTION 5
SUBMITTED BY:
ALWAYS
EMILYN A. YBANEZ
14% OFTEN
21% SOMETIMES
GLAIZA P. ARTAJO
NEVER
JANIMA M. DOMAOB
64%
12- ANDROMEDA
1st Semester
S.Y. 2023-2024
Gender equality has emerged as a pivotal global issue, transcending geographical boundaries and cultural
contexts. The pursuit of gender equality is not merely a social imperative; it is a fundamental human right
and a key driver of sustainable development. Over the years, considerable progress has been made in
challenging traditional gender norms and advocating for equal opportunities. However, disparities persist
in various spheres, highlighting the need for sustained research and interventions.
Historically, societies have been marked by deeply ingrained gender biases, limiting the potential of
individuals based on their gender identity. Despite advancements in education, employment, and legal
frameworks, gender-based discrimination continues to manifest in subtle and overt forms. This research
delves into the multifaceted dimensions of gender equality, seeking to unravel the complexities that
contribute to persisting disparities.
The study is contextualized within the broader framework of international commitments to gender
equality, such as the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). As countries strive to
achieve Goal 5, which focuses explicitly on achieving gender equality and empowering all women and
girls, understanding the nuanced challenges and opportunities is imperative. This research aims to
contribute nuanced insights that can inform policies and initiatives aimed at fostering gender equality on a
global scale.
Furthermore, the study recognizes the interconnectedness of gender equality with various societal aspects,
including economic development, health outcomes, and political participation. The research endeavors to
explore not only the challenges hindering progress but also the success stories and best practices that can
serve as catalysts for positive change. By shedding light on the intricacies of gender dynamics, the study
aspires to foster a comprehensive understanding of the factors influencing the achievement of gender
equality.
In light of the dynamic nature of societal structures, this research acknowledges the evolving nature of
gender roles and expressions. The study aims to explore the intersectionality of gender with other identity
markers, such as race, class, and ethnicity, recognizing the importance of addressing multiple dimensions
of inequality simultaneously.
In summation, this background sets the stage for a comprehensive investigation into the current state of
gender equality, recognizing the strides made and the challenges that persist. Through a meticulous
examination of various facets, the research aspires to contribute valuable insights that can inform policies,
inspire advocacy, and propel societies towards a more equitable and inclusive future.