Participants

Stem students from the Bataan National High School – Senior High School enrolled in the first
semester under modular modality were included in the study. The researchers then used Simple
random sampling in order to get the number of samples needed for the task.
Simple random sampling (SRS) is a basic type of sampling, which is often used as a sampling
technique itself or as a building block for more complex sampling methods. However, SRS usually
appears in the literature without a clear definition. The principle of SRS is that every possible sample
has the same probability to be chosen, but the definition of “possible sample” may vary across
different sampling design (Meng, 2013).
They gathered about 210 individuals to participate in the survey of the study. Only individuals who
are in e-module were considered to be sample of the said study.

Meng, X. (2013, May). Scalable simple random sampling and stratified sampling. In International
Conference on Machine Learning (pp. 531-539). PMLR.