Level of Engagement of Grade 11 Students in Earth Science in Flexible Learning Modalities in Selected Schools in Lucena City
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Abstract
This study aimed to determine the level of engagement of grade 11 students in
flexible learning modalities that will be the basis for developing learning material in
earth science and to further evaluate the acceptability level of learning material. The
descriptive research design employs in study the was supported by a survey
questionnaire that would be the basis for developing an instructional learning material
in earth science as the main instrument of gathering data. The researcher used a
random sampling method Sixty-one (61) were purposively chosen as respondents to
the research. It was employed in selected schools in Lucena City. The research
study is quantitative which focuses on a descriptive survey type of research was
applied in this study with the following four phases;(1) determine the demographic
profile of grade seven students in terms of; age, sex, and grade in the previous
grading period in science and hobbies; (2)What is the level of engagement of grade
11 students in earth science in flexible learning modalities,(3) What are the factors
that affect the level of engagement of grade 11 students in earth science in flexible learning modalities and (4) What are the challenges encountered by grade 11
students in earth science in flexible learning modalities. The percentage distribution
of the demographic profile of respondents according to sex. It shows that, out of
sixty-one (61) respondents, 31 (61%) were female and 24(39%) were male. The
majority (61%) of respondents were therefore female. the distribution of responses as
to the Level of engagement of grade 11 Students in earth Science through flexible
learning modality. It has an overall weighted arithmetic mean of 3.11 and a qualitative
index of moderately engage. The researcher identified the indicator that got the
highest WAM in terms of the level of engagement. This indicator was about I can
easily understand our lesson through flexible learning with a mean score of 3.33 and
with a qualitative index of highly engage. The results implied that most of the
respondents were moderately engaged and that they are can easily understand the
lesson through flexible learning modalities. The distribution of responses as to the
factors that affect the level of engagement of grade 11 students in Earth Science in
Flexible Learning modalities. It has an overall weighted arithmetic mean of 2.89 and a
qualitative index of agree. The researcher identified the indicator that got the highest
WAM in terms of factors. This indicator was about sometimes it rains causes of a lack
of internet connection. and with a qualitative index of strongly agree. The results
implied that most of the respondents strongly agreed that they experienced internet
interruption during their class due to heavy rains. The distribution of responses as to
the Challenges that affect the level of engagement of grade 11 students in Earth
Science in Flexible Learning modalities. It has an overall weighted arithmetic mean of 2.41 and a qualitative index of sometimes. The researcher identified the indicator that
got the highest WAM in terms of factors. This indicator was about I am overwhelmed
with so many tasks or activities from different subjects. It is overloaded with a mean
score of 3.1 and a qualitative index of often. The results implied that most of the
respondents that they are experienced many task or activities from different subjects
to do that was overloaded which caused delay or late submission of their activities.
Keywords
engagement
flexible learning
level
modalities
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