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Practical Research 2 Group 6
A Quantitative Research
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PRACTICAL RESEARCH II
By;
Domingo, Eucharisse
Tawag, Danilo C.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction………………………………………………………………..1
Research Question……………………………………………………….3
Related Literature…………………………………………….................6-8
IV. REFERENCES..................................................................................
V. CURRICULUM VITAE…………………………………………………...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
First of all , I am grateful to the Almighty God for establishing me to complete this Research.
This research study becomes possible with the kind of support and help of many individuals. We would
like to extend our sincere thanks to all of them.
We would like to express our appreciation towards our family, for the encouragement and support which
helped us in the coplition of this research .
Foremost, we would like to offer this endavador to our god almighty for knowledge, wisdom and
opportunity that he bestowed to us researchers, the strength, peace of mind and good health in order to
finish this research study
We also want to take this opportunity to express a deep sense of gratitude to all the website owners
whom willingly participate by answering our questions .
To our beloved and respectful teacher , Ma’am Lovely Sarito whom always there to guide and
answer our questions and had also a inspiration to pursue this undertaking.
RESEARCHERS
Factors of Responsible of mass failure of studentsin Home economics in Sta.Lucia High School 1
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
1.1 Introduction
The Study Focused itself on Evaluating the factors associated with Mass failure of students in
economics in secondary school in Ebonyi Local Government are it focused on such factors as socio-
students and parents factors (Gene) that are the causes of mass failure and the strategies to employ in
preventing further mass failure. Among Benefits of students is to have a responsible learners, there are
different causes of mass failure performance of students which are attributed to the teachers were non-
use of verbal reinforcement strategy and lateness to school ,poor interpersonal relationship others
include absentism inability to complete the syllabi and less interest in childrens understanding of lesson
and also a poor methods of teaching as causes of mass failure of students in most subjects. Also
identified influencient parental income and family type as causes of mass failure of students more over
other parents associated factors of stdents in Home economics could be traced to the parent to provide
necessary materials for their childrens to work in school and family breakdown. For some years now,
students have been performing very poor in the English language and this has become a source of
worry to parents, guardians and teachers. (otagburuagu 2007) “closer monitoring has revealed that
performance of students in English language at senior secondary certificate examination has then
continued to become poorer at every passing year. Some students in the Secondary School find it
Therefore the problem of the study is to find out the factors associated with mass failure of students in
Among senior high school secondary school students have been a serious problem Nationwide. The
neglet to solving this issues no doubt has reglated students performance to the background in our
senior secondary certificate examinations A close look at the result between 2003 and 2010 (WAEC)
Factors of Responsible of mass failure of studentsin Home economics in Sta.Lucia High School 2
that students Performance has been very poor generally and increased Number of school drop outs.
The problem of the study therefore is to identify the factors associated with mass failure of students in
The main objective of this study to examine the factors responsible for mass failure of students in
1. to identify the reasons for mass failure of students in home economics in stalucia high school
2. to investigate the effotrs of teachers in combating mass failure of students in stalucia high school
3. to survey the impact of teachers on students in ensuring better performance of students in home
1 . What are the best different thing todo to avoid mass failure of students?
STUDENTS : This study provides an idea that will enlightened their minds about some factors that is
affecting their study. This study allow students to gain more knowledge regarding to this research
Factors of Responsible of mass failure of studentsin Home economics in Sta.Lucia High School 3
study which is about factors responsible for mass failure of students in home economics in sta.lucia high
school
TEACHERS : As a Teacher they will serve as the guidance for their students to limit their habits on
failing their grades The teacher would be able to nderstand on why some students have a low
PARENTS :The given data would guide the parents on what to do with the students that failing their
marks. And also the given data would help the parents will know how to control their habbits.
FRIENDS : This study gives Friends an answer to have a good idea to make them a good model to
their next generation and to make a good marks or good grades to their friends.
This study focused itself on evaluating the factors associated with mass failures student in home
economics secondary school. There fore it is clear to us that unqualified teachers in our secondary
school lead mass failure of students in home economics this study consist of all grade 11 students in
DROPOUT - a student who fails to complete a school or college course.A person who rejects
conventional society
drop-out rugby a drop kick taken by the defending team to restart play, as after a touchdown
drop-out electronics a momentary loss of signal in a magnetic recording medium as a result of an
imperfection in its magnetic coating
Factors of Responsible of mass failure of studentsin Home economics in Sta.Lucia High School 4
CHAPTER 2
Successful exposition may take many different forms but the following are
some of the qualities which should be present: it challenges and provokes
RELATED LITERATURE
According to the Heinemann Educational Books (1987) the public examination seems greatest
single parameter by those society judges their products of educational system facts appears to
reflect the tyranny of the cognitive component of the taxonomy of educational objectives of any
curriculum .
The classrooms, teachers, school principal,examination bodies , parents, ministries and the learners
all based on their judgements concering the quality of educational outcomes most of the time on
performance at examinations.
Factors of Responsible of mass failure of studentsin Home economics in Sta.Lucia High School 5
A commissioned paper presented at Government Bloom (1986) Secondary school, Karu, Abuja
science day, 1st March, 2001
It has been well established that the high schools students attend contribute significantly to how well
they do in college, and even if they choose to attend college at all (Lee & Frank, 1990).
Low performing high schools tend to under-prepare their students for post-secondary education and
contribute to the very high percentages of students who arrive at college without the requisite skills to
succeed in college level courses. In fact, based on a very large longitudinal study of community
college pathways, Adelman (2005) noted,“if community colleges seek to improve transfer rates, they
Education is valued because it contributes to the national development through the provision of an
appropriate human resource that helps to stimulate productivity and eliminate hunger, poverty, disease
and ignorance. This study investigated the factors responsible for mass failure of student in home
economics in secondary schools in Nkanu East Local Government Area of Enugu State. A total of two
hundred questionnaires were used and were subjected to data analysis. The objectives of this research
included: to identify the reasons for mass failure of students in home economics in Nkanu East Local
Government Area,to investigate the efforts of teachers in combating mass failure of students in home
economics in Nkanu East Local Government Area and to survey the impact of teachers on students in
ensuring better performance of students in home economics in Nkanu East Local Government Area
would be advised to start the paths in feeder secondary schools”(page xvii). This is ostensibly because
coursework in the secondary schools predicts significantly the likelihood of ultimately transferring and
gaining a college degree. And, especially in California, there has been pronounced attention to the very
high percentages of students entering community college who are in need of remedial education.
WEBSITE
G (Hansen, Joe B., 2000). Harb and El-Shaarawi (2006) found that the mostimportant factor with positive effect on
students' performance is Parental Involvement.
(http://www.journalofbusiness.org/index.php/GJMBR/article/viewFile/721/651)
Academic Failure in Secondary School: The Inter-Related Role of Health Problems and Educational
Context. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2846654/
https://www.projecttopics.org/factors-associated-mass-failure-students-english-language-secondary-
schools.html
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JOURNAL
Galiher (2006) and Darling (2005), used GPA to measure student performance becausethe main focus in the student
performance for the particular semester. Some other researchersused test results or previous year result since they are
studying performance for the specificsubject or year (Hijazi and Naqvi, 2006 and Hake, 1998). Many researchers have
discussed thedifferent factors that affect the student academic performance in their research. https://l.facebook.com/l.php?
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REFERENCES
• Brown, H.D (2002) principles of language, learning and teaching. New jersey
• Femi, s (2002) introduction to the use of local language in education university of
norms, university of kwara state
• Mkpa M.A (1998) fundamental of unit and lesson, planning. Onitsha summer
education publishers
• Olagoke, U.I (1999) teaching the art of continuous writing in tertiary education
journal of education research
MA.CRISELDA PENARUBIA
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I. PERSONAL INFORMATION
Primary:
De Castro Elementary School 2008-2014
Secondary:
Sta. Lucia High School 2014-2019
Senior High:
Sta. Lucia High School Present
PERSONAL INFORMATION
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Primary:
De Castro Elementary School 2009-2015
Secondary:
Sta. Lucia High School 2015-2019
Senior High:
Sta. Lucia High School Present
SKILLS ATTAINMENT
Dance choreography
CHARACTER REFERENCES
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EDGAR A. CASTONES lll
PERSONAL INFORMATION
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Primary:
Central Elementary School 2009-2015
Secondary:
Sta. Lucia High School 2015-2019
Senior High:
Sta. Lucia High School Present
SKILLS ATTAINMENT
Dance choreography
CHARACTER REFERENCES