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Table 1.

Descriptive Statistics Results of Grade 7 STE students’ learning experiences in


science using modular distance learning when grouped according to module content.

MODULE CONTENT MEAN SD RANK


I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to
3.27 0.607 3
the concepts discussed in the BIOLOGY module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to
3.2 0.576 7
the concepts discussed in the CHEMISTRY module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to
3.27 0.66 3
the concepts discussed in the PHYSICS module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to
3.32 0.725 2
the concepts discussed in the EARTH & SPACE module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big
3.17 0.615 9
enough to be seen in the BIOLOGY module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big
3.17 0.557 9
enough to be seen in the CHEMISTRY module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big
3.27 0.516 3
enough to be seen in the PHYSICS module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big
3.18 0.596 8
enough to be seen in the EARTH & SPACE module.
The language used is appropriate to my level of
3.2 0.632 7
understanding in the BIOLOGY module.
The language used is appropriate to my level of
3.23 0.563 5
understanding in the CHEMISTRY module.
The language used is appropriate to my level of
3.25 0.6 4
understanding in the PHYSICS module.
The language used is appropriate to my level of
3.32 0.567 2
understanding in the EARTH & SPACE module.
I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in
3.33 0.629 1
the BIOLOGY module sufficient.
I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in
3.2 0.605 7
the CHEMISTRY module sufficient.
I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in
3.22 0.666 6
the PHYSICS module sufficient.
I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in
3.23 0.647 5
the EARTH & SPACE module sufficient.
I can easily understand the concepts provided in the
3.1 0.573 10
BIOLOGY module.
I can easily understand the concepts provided in the
2.97 0.551 12
CHEMISTRY module.
I can easily understand the concepts provided in the
2.98 0.567 11
PHYSICS module.
I can easily understand the concepts provided in the
3.1 0.602 10
EARTH & SPACE module.
OVERALL MEAN 3.2 0.435
Table 1 presents the descriptive statistics of Grade 7 STE students’ learning

experiences in science using modular distance learning when grouped according to

module content. Statement “I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in the

BIOLOGY module sufficient.” (Mean=3.33, sd=.629) ranked first while “I can easily

understand the concepts provided in the CHEMISTRY module.” (Mean=2.97, sd=.551)

ranked last.

It indicates that having an enough example provided in the grade 7 module, the

students can easily answer questions or problem in the assessments (Dangle &

Sumaoang, 2020). On the other hand, modules themselves are not perfect. They differ

from school to school, and their contents depend on the teachers or writers who made

them. Some students may not have a problem understanding their lessons because of a

well-explained module, but others may not be as lucky (Estrada, 2121).

Table 2. Descriptive Statistics of Grade 8 STE students’ learning experiences in science


using modular distance learning when grouped according to the module content.

MODULE CONTENT MEAN SD RANK


I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to the
3.32 0.651 4
concepts discussed in the BIOLOGY module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to the
3.28 0.613 6
concepts discussed in the CHEMISTRY module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to the
3.3 0.646 5
concepts discussed in the PHYSICS module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to the
3.33 0.601 3
concepts discussed in the EARTH & SPACE module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big
3.03 0.758 13
enough to be seen in the BIOLOGY module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big
3.07 0.733 11
enough to be seen in the CHEMISTRY module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big
3.15 0.633 8
enough to be seen in the PHYSICS module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big
3.03 0.882 13
enough to be seen in the EARTH & SPACE module.
The language used is appropriate to my level of
3.35 0.659 2
understanding in the BIOLOGY module.
The language used is appropriate to my level of
3.27 0.634 7
understanding in the CHEMISTRY module.
The language used is appropriate to my level of
3.3 0.53 5
understanding in the PHYSICS module.
The language used is appropriate to my level of
3.38 0.524 1
understanding in the EARTH & SPACE module.
I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in the
3.13 0.676 9
BIOLOGY module sufficient.
I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in the
2.98 0.792 15
CHEMISTRY module sufficient.
I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in the
3.05 0.723 12
PHYSICS module sufficient.
I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in the
3.13 0.791 9
EARTH & SPACE module sufficient.
I can easily understand the concepts provided in the
3.05 0.649 12
BIOLOGY module.
I can easily understand the concepts provided in the
3 0.611 14
CHEMISTRY module.
I can easily understand the concepts provided in the
2.97 0.61 16
PHYSICS module.
I can easily understand the concepts provided in the
3.1 0.63 10
EARTH & SPACE module.
OVERALL MEAN 3.16 0.55

Table 2 presents the descriptive statistics of Grade 8 STE students’ learning

experiences in science using modular distance learning when grouped according to the

module content. Statement “The language used is appropriate to my level of

understanding in the EARTH & SPACE module.” (Mean=3.38, sd=.524) ranked first while

“I can easily understand the concepts provided in the PHYSICS module.” (Mean=2.97,

sd=.551) ranked last.

It implies that the language used in the Earth and Space grade 8 module is

appropriate to the level of learners’ understanding using the module. On the other hand,

modules themselves are not perfect. They differ from school to school, and their contents

depend on the teachers or writers who made them. Some students may not have a
problem understanding their lessons because of a well-explained module, but others may

not be as lucky (Estrada, 2121).

Table 3. Descriptive Statistics of Grade 9 STE students’ learning experiences in science


using modular distance learning when grouped according to the module content.

MODULE CONTENT MEAN SD RANK


I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to the
3.22 0.49 4
concepts discussed in the BIOLOGY module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to the
3.20 0.48 5
concepts discussed in the CHEMISTRY module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to the
3.23 0.465 3
concepts discussed in the PHYSICS module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to the
3.25 0.6 2
concepts discussed in the EARTH & SPACE module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big
2.98 0.651 11
enough to be seen in the BIOLOGY module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big
3.08 0.53 9
enough to be seen in the CHEMISTRY module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big
3.12 0.555 8
enough to be seen in the PHYSICS module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big
3.00 0.713 10
enough to be seen in the EARTH & SPACE module.
The language used is appropriate to my level of
3.23 0.5 3
understanding in the BIOLOGY module.
The language used is appropriate to my level of
3.18 0.537 6
understanding in the CHEMISTRY module.
The language used is appropriate to my level of
3.23 0.465 3
understanding in the PHYSICS module.
The language used is appropriate to my level of
3.32 0.504 1
understanding in the EARTH & SPACE module.
I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in the
3.20 0.576 5
BIOLOGY module sufficient.
I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in the
2.97 0.712 12
CHEMISTRY module sufficient.
I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in the
3.08 0.619 9
PHYSICS module sufficient.
I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in the
3.22 0.555 3
EARTH & SPACE module sufficient.
I can easily understand the concepts provided in the
3.12 0.64 8
BIOLOGY module.
I can easily understand the concepts provided in the
2.82 0.701 14
CHEMISTRY module.
I can easily understand the concepts provided in the
2.93 0.686 13
PHYSICS module.
I can easily understand the concepts provided in the EARTH
3.13 0.65 7
& SPACE module.
OVERALL MEAN 3.13 0.448

Table 3 presents the descriptive statistics of Grade 9 STE students’ learning

experiences in science using modular distance learning when grouped according to the

module content. Statement “The language used is appropriate to my level of

understanding in the EARTH & SPACE module.” (Mean=3.32, sd=.504) ranked first while

“I can easily understand the concepts provided in the CHEMISTRY module.” (Mean=2.82,

sd=.701) ranked last.

It implies that the language used in the Earth and Space grade 9 module is

appropriate to the level of learners using the module. On the other hand, modules

themselves are not perfect. They differ from school to school, and their contents depend

on the teachers or writers who made them. Some students may not have a problem

understanding their lessons because of a well-explained module, but others may not be

as lucky (Estrada, 2121).

Table 4. Descriptive Statistics of Grade 10 STE students’ learning experiences in science


using modular distance learning when grouped according to the module content.
MODULE CONTENT MEAN SD RANK
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to
3.37 0.637 3
the concepts discussed in the BIOLOGY module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to
3.37 0.581 3
the concepts discussed in the CHEMISTRY module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to
3.33 0.601 4
the concepts discussed in the PHYSICS module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to
3.48 0.651 1
the concepts discussed in the EARTH & SPACE module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big
3.12 0.739 12
enough to be seen in the BIOLOGY module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big
3.18 0.624 10
enough to be seen in the CHEMISTRY module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big
3.18 0.596 10
enough to be seen in the PHYSICS module.
I find the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big
3.08 0.72 13
enough to be seen in the EARTH & SPACE module.
The language used is appropriate to my level of
3.30 0.619 6
understanding in the BIOLOGY module.
The language used is appropriate to my level of
3.32 0.624 5
understanding in the CHEMISTRY module.
The language used is appropriate to my level of
3.37 0.61 3
understanding in the PHYSICS module.
The language used is appropriate to my level of
3.42 0.561 2
understanding in the EARTH & SPACE module.
I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in
3.25 0.571 7
the BIOLOGY module sufficient.
I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in
3.23 0.563 9
the CHEMISTRY module sufficient.
I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in
3.25 0.541 8
the PHYSICS module sufficient.
I find the examples and explanations of the concepts in
3.25 0.541 8
the EARTH & SPACE module sufficient.
I can easily understand the concepts provided in the
3.23 0.593 9
BIOLOGY module.
I can easily understand the concepts provided in the
3.13 0.623 11
CHEMISTRY module.
I can easily understand the concepts provided in the
3.08 0.671 13
PHYSICS module.
I can easily understand the concepts provided in the
3.25 0.6 8
EARTH & SPACE module.
OVERALL MEAN 3.26 0.487

Table 4 presents the descriptive statistics of Grade 10 STE students’ learning

experiences in science using modular distance learning when grouped according to the

module content. Statement “I find the illustrations, pictures and figures appropriate to the

concepts discussed in the EARTH & SPACE module.” (Mean=3.08, sd=.720) ranked first

while “I can easily understand the concepts provided in the PHYSICS module.” and I find

the illustrations, pictures and figures clear and big enough to be seen in the EARTH &

SPACE module. (Mean=3.08, sd=.671) ranked last.


Research has shown that when facts are combined with interesting images, people

are much more likely to understand, remember and share the material with others. A good

visual will motivate learners and improve comprehension (gnsi.memberclicks.net, 2021).

The same thing in modules, the students are motivated when illustrations, colored

pictures and figures clear and big enough to be seen by the students and appropriate to

the concept.

Table 5. Descriptive Statistics of Grade 7 STE students’ learning experiences in science


using modular distance learning when grouped according to supplementary materials.

SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS MEAN SD RANK


The additional readings provided help me further
3.53 0.566 1
understand the lesson.
My subject teacher communicates with me often to check
3.38 0.555 2
and track my learning or understanding of the lesson.
The availability of internet connection at home enables me
to study the suggested links/reading materials in the 3.3 0.619 3
module.
My parents/family members help me in answering the
2.88 0.804 4
module activities, assessments, etc.
OVERALL MEAN 3.28 0.438

Table 5 presents the descriptive statistics of Grade 7 STE students’ learning

experiences in science using modular distance learning when grouped according to

supplementary materials. Statement “The additional readings provided help me further

understand the lesson.” (Mean=3.53, sd=.566) ranked first and “My parents/family

members help me in answering the module activities, assessments, etc.” (Mean=2.88,

sd=.804) ranked last.

Research shows that developing a supplementary reading material to fulfill

students' needs in one of the multimedia studies programs at Mangelang, Indonesia, for
learning reading (Erfiani, 2019). It implies that having an extra readings material

supplements the content of the modules and additional information and knowledge will

lead students towards the achievement and understanding the concept. On the other

hand, Parents and guardians has a primary role in modular distance learning which is to

establish a connection and guide their students. Also, parents are responsible for

interacting with teachers, barangay representatives, and other stakeholders to acquire

the various materials and resources needed by the learner (Lebaste, 2020).

Table 6. Descriptive Statistics of Grade 8 STE students’ learning experiences in science


using modular distance learning when grouped according to supplementary materials.

SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS MEAN SD RANK


The additional readings provided help me further
3.45 0.502 1
understand the lesson.
My subject teacher communicates with me often to check
3.22 0.64 3
and track my learning or understanding of the lesson.
The availability of internet connection at home enables
me to study the suggested links/reading materials in the 3.23 0.673 2
module.
My parents/family members help me in answering the
2.75 0.856 4
module activities, assessments, etc.
OVERALL MEAN 3.16 0.441

Table 6 presents the descriptive statistics of Grade 8 STE students’ learning

experiences in science using modular distance learning when grouped according to

supplementary materials. Statement “The additional readings provided help me further

understand the lesson.” (Mean=3.45, sd=.502) ranked first and “My parents/family

members help me in answering the module activities, assessments, etc.” (Mean=2.75,

sd=.856) ranked last.


Research shows that developing a supplementary reading material to fulfill

students' needs in one of the multimedia studies programs at Mangelang, Indonesia, for

learning reading (Erfiani, 2019). It implies that having an extra readings material

supplements the content of the modules and additional information and knowledge will

lead students towards the achievement and understanding the concept. On the other

hand, Parents and guardians has a primary role in modular distance learning which is to

establish a connection and guide their students. Also, parents are responsible for

interacting with teachers, barangay representatives, and other stakeholders to acquire

the various materials and resources needed by the learner (Lebaste, 2020).

Table 7. Descriptive Statistics of Grade 9 STE students’ learning experiences in science


using modular distance learning when grouped according to supplementary materials.

SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS MEAN SD RANK


The additional readings provided help me further understand
3.28 0.49 1
the lesson.
My subject teacher communicates with me often to check and
3.2 0.659 2
track my learning or understanding of the lesson.
The availability of internet connection at home enables me to
2.85 0.777 3
study the suggested links/reading materials in the module.
My parents/family members help me in answering the module
2.62 0.739 4
activities, assessments, etc.
OVERALL MEAN 3.16 0.441
Table 7 presents the descriptive statistics of Grade 9 STE students’ learning

experiences in science using modular distance learning when grouped according to

supplementary materials. Statement “The additional readings provided help me further

understand the lesson.” (Mean=3.28, sd=.490) ranked first and “My parents/family

members help me in answering the module activities, assessments, etc.” (Mean=2.62,

sd=.739) ranked last.


Research shows that developing a supplementary reading material to fulfill

students' needs in one of the multimedia studies programs at Mangelang, Indonesia, for

learning reading (Erfiani, 2019). It implies that having an extra readings material

supplements the content of the modules and additional information and knowledge will

lead students towards the achievement and understanding the concept. On the other

hand, Parents and guardians has a primary role in modular distance learning which is to

establish a connection and guide their students. Also, parents are responsible for

interacting with teachers, barangay representatives, and other stakeholders to acquire

the various materials and resources needed by the learner (Lebaste, 2020).

Table 8. Descriptive Statistics of Grade 10 STE students’ learning experiences in science


using modular distance learning when grouped according to supplementary materials.

SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS MEAN SD RANK


The additional readings provided help me further
3.28 0.490 1
understand the lesson.
My subject teacher communicates with me often to check
3.20 0.659 2
and track my learning or understanding of the lesson.
The availability of internet connection at home enables
me to study the suggested links/reading materials in the 2.85 0.777 3
module.
My parents/family members help me in answering the
2.62 0.739 4
module activities, assessments, etc.
OVERALL MEAN 3.16 0.441

Table 8 presents the descriptive statistics of Grade 10 STE students’ learning

experiences in science using modular distance learning when grouped according to

supplementary materials. Statement “The additional readings provided help me further

understand the lesson.” (Mean=3.28, sd=.490) ranked first and “My parents/family

members help me in answering the module activities, assessments, etc.” (Mean=2.62,

sd=.739) ranked last.


Research shows that developing a supplementary reading material to fulfill

students' needs in one of the multimedia studies programs at Mangelang, Indonesia, for

learning reading (Erfiani, 2019). It implies that having an extra readings material

supplements the content of the modules and additional information and knowledge will

lead students towards the achievement and understanding the concept. On the other

hand, Parents and guardians has a primary role in modular distance learning which is to

establish a connection and guide their students. Also, parents are responsible for

interacting with teachers, barangay representatives, and other stakeholders to acquire

the various materials and resources needed by the learner (Lebaste, 2020).

Table 9. Descriptive Statistics of Grade 7 STE students’ learning experiences in science


using modular distance learning when grouped according to their learning environment.

LEARNING ENVIRONMENT MEAN SD RANK


I find it hard to understand and learn my lessons without
2.60 0.887 3
any help from anyone.
My home responsibilities conflict with the demands of my
2.77 0.621 2
learning tasks in the module.
I have difficulty in answering the modules due to
distractions like outside noise, social media, television, 2.93 0.821 1
etc.
OVERALL MEAN 2.77 0.599

Table 9 presents the descriptive statistics of Grade 7 STE students’ learning

experiences in science using modular distance learning when grouped according to their

learning environment. Statement “I have difficulty in answering the modules due to

distractions like outside noise, social media, television, etc.” (Mean=2.93, sd=.821)

ranked first and “I find it hard to understand and learn my lessons without any help from

anyone.” (Mean=2.60, sd=.887) ranked last.


It implies that the main problem of STE grade 7 students is distraction by

technology (Hazelrigg, 2019).

Table 10. Descriptive Statistics of Grade 8 STE students’ learning experiences in science
using modular distance learning when grouped according to their learning environment.

LEARNING ENVIRONMENT MEAN SD RANK


I find it hard to understand and learn my lessons without
2.92 0.766 2
any help from anyone.
My home responsibilities conflict with the demands of my
2.95 0.852 1
learning tasks in the module.
I have difficulty in answering the modules due to
2.90 0.817 3
distractions like outside noise, social media, television, etc.
OVERALL MEAN 2.92 0.645

Table 10 presents the descriptive statistics of Grade 8 STE students’ learning

experiences in science using modular distance learning when grouped according to their

learning environment. Statement “My home responsibilities conflict with the demands of

my learning tasks in the module.” (Mean=2.95, sd=.852) ranked first and “I have difficulty

in answering the modules due to distractions like outside noise, social media, television,

etc.” (Mean=2.90, sd=.817) ranked last.

It implies that the main problem of STE grade 8 students is their home

responsibilities that conflicts with the demand of their learning tasks in the module.

Table 11. Descriptive Statistics of Grade 9 STE students’ learning experiences in science
using modular distance learning when grouped according to their learning environment.

LEARNING ENVIRONMENT MEAN SD RANK


I find it hard to understand and learn my lessons without
2.78 0.739 3
any help from anyone.
My home responsibilities conflict with the demands of my
3.10 0.706 1
learning tasks in the module.
I have difficulty in answering the modules due to
3.03 0.882 2
distractions like outside noise, social media, television, etc.
OVERALL MEAN 2.77 .599
Table 11 presents the descriptive statistics of Grade 9 STE students’ learning

experiences in science using modular distance learning when grouped according to their

learning environment. Statement “I have difficulty in answering the modules due to

distractions like outside noise, social media, television, etc.” (Mean=2.93, sd=.821)

ranked first and “I find it hard to understand and learn my lessons without any help from

anyone.” (Mean=2.60, sd=.887) ranked last.a

It implies that the main problem of STE grade 9 students is their home

responsibilities that conflicts with the demand of their learning tasks in the module.

Table 12. Descriptive Statistics of Grade 10 STE students’ learning experiences in


science using modular distance learning when grouped according to their learning
environment.

LEARNING ENVIRONMENT MEAN SD RANK


I find it hard to understand and learn my lessons without
2.75 0.95 3
any help from anyone.
My home responsibilities conflict with the demands of my
3.07 0.8 1
learning tasks in the module.
I have difficulty in answering the modules due to
3.03 0.882 2
distractions like outside noise, social media, television, etc.
OVERALL MEAN 2.95 0.705

Table 12 presents the descriptive statistics of Grade 10 students’ learning

experiences in science using modular distance learning when grouped according to their

learning environment. Statement “My home responsibilities conflict with the demands of

my learning tasks in the module.” (Mean=3.07, sd=.8) ranked first and “I find it hard to

understand and learn my lessons without any help from anyone.” (Mean=2.75, sd=.95)

ranked last.

It implies that the main problem of STE grade 10 students is their home

responsibilities that conflicts with the demand of their learning tasks in the module.
Table 13. Descriptive Statistics of Grade 7 STE students’ learning experiences in science
using modular distance learning when grouped according to their motivations.

MOTIVATION MEAN SD RANK


I find a variety of learning activities in the BIOLOGY module. 3.2 0.546 6
I find a variety of learning activities in the CHEMESTRY
3.08 0.591 10
module.
I find a variety of learning activities in the PHYSICS module. 3.1 0.511 9
I find a variety of learning activities in the EARTH & SPACE
3.15 0.547 8
module.
I find the topics in the BIOLOGY module interesting. 3.33 0.601 4
I find the topics in the CHEMISTRY module interesting. 3.18 0.596 7
I find the topics in the PHYSICS module interesting. 3.27 0.578 5
I find the topics in the EARTH & SPACE module interesting. 3.42 0.591 3
Getting good grades motivates me to accomplish the required
3.63 0.551 1
tasks in the module.
Following the Weekly-Home Learning Plan (WHLP) help me
to maximize/manage my time in accomplishing my daily 3.6 0.588 2
learning tasks.
OVERALL MEAN 3.3 0.381

Table 13 presents the descriptive statistics of Grade 7 STE students’ learning

experiences in science using modular distance learning when grouped according to their

motivations. Statement “Getting good grades motivates me to accomplish the required

tasks in the module.” (Mean=3.63, sd=.551) ranked first and “I find a variety of learning

activities in the CHEMESTRY module.” (Mean=3.08, sd=.591) ranked last.

Based from the study of Emil Stan “The Role of Grades in Motivating Students to

Learn”, it is considered that grades have a significant motivational influence on student.

Variety of activities is the least factor on motivating students in modular distance learning

but it has an impact to the learning experience of a student.


Table 14. Descriptive Statistics of Grade 8 STE students’ learning experiences in science
using modular distance learning when grouped according to their motivations.

MOTIVATION MEAN SD RANK


I find a variety of learning activities in the BIOLOGY module. 3.18 0.624 7
I find a variety of learning activities in the CHEMESTRY
3.15 0.606 9
module.
I find a variety of learning activities in the PHYSICS module. 3.13 0.596 10
I find a variety of learning activities in the EARTH & SPACE
3.18 0.624 7
module.
I find the topics in the BIOLOGY module interesting. 3.32 0.676 4
I find the topics in the CHEMISTRY module interesting. 3.25 0.68 5
I find the topics in the PHYSICS module interesting. 3.18 0.701 7
I find the topics in the EARTH & SPACE module interesting. 3.37 0.61 3
Getting good grades motivates me to accomplish the
3.68 0.469 1
required tasks in the module.
Following the Weekly-Home Learning Plan (WHLP) help me
to maximize/manage my time in accomplishing my daily 3.55 0.594 2
learning tasks.
OVERALL MEAN 3.3 0.456

Table 14 presents the descriptive statistics of Grade 8 STE students’ learning

experiences in science using modular distance learning when grouped according to their

motivations. Statement “Getting good grades motivates me to accomplish the required

tasks in the module.” (Mean=3.68, sd=.469) ranked first and “I find a variety of learning

activities in the PHYSICS module.” (Mean=3.08, sd=.591) ranked last.

Based from the study of Emil Stan “The Role of Grades in Motivating Students to

Learn”, it is considered that grades have a significant motivational influence on student.

Variety of activities is the least factor on motivating students in modular distance learning

but it has an impact to the learning experience of a student.


Table 15. Descriptive Statistics of Grade 9 STE students’ learning experiences in
science using modular distance learning when grouped according to their motivations.

` MEAN SD RANK
I find a variety of learning activities in the BIOLOGY module. 3.23 0.5 5
I find a variety of learning activities in the CHEMESTRY
3.22 0.524 7
module.
I find a variety of learning activities in the PHYSICS module. 3.2 0.514 9
I find a variety of learning activities in the EARTH & SPACE
3.2 0.514 9
module.
I find the topics in the BIOLOGY module interesting. 3.4 0.494 4
I find the topics in the CHEMISTRY module interesting. 3.23 0.563 5
I find the topics in the PHYSICS module interesting. 3.22 0.64 7
I find the topics in the EARTH & SPACE module interesting. 3.42 0.53 3
Getting good grades motivates me to accomplish the
3.63 0.486 1
required tasks in the module.
Following the Weekly-Home Learning Plan (WHLP) help me
to maximize/manage my time in accomplishing my daily 3.5 0.537 2
learning tasks.
OVERALL MEAN 3.33 0.425

Table 15 presents the descriptive statistics of Grade 8 STE students’ learning

experiences in science using modular distance learning when grouped according to their

motivations. Statement “Getting good grades motivates me to accomplish the required

tasks in the module.” (Mean=3.63, sd=.486) ranked first and “I find a variety of learning

activities in the PHYSICS AND EARTH & SPACE module.” (Mean=23.2, sd=.514) ranked

last.

Based from the study of Emil Stan “The Role of Grades in Motivating Students to

Learn”, it is considered that grades have a significant motivational influence on student.

Variety of activities is the least factor on motivating students in modular distance learning

but it has an impact to the learning experience of a student.

Table 16. Descriptive Statistics of Grade 10 STE students’ learning experiences in


science using modular distance learning when grouped according to their motivations.
MOTIVATION MEAN SD RANK
I find a variety of learning activities in the BIOLOGY module. 3.17 0.418 6
I find a variety of learning activities in the CHEMESTRY
3.08 0.462 10
module.
I find a variety of learning activities in the PHYSICS module. 3.13 0.468 8
I find a variety of learning activities in the EARTH & SPACE
3.22 0.454 5
module.
I find the topics in the BIOLOGY module interesting. 3.27 0.482 4
I find the topics in the CHEMISTRY module interesting. 3.15 0.547 7
I find the topics in the PHYSICS module interesting. 3.12 0.49 9
I find the topics in the EARTH & SPACE module interesting. 3.3 0.53 3
Getting good grades motivates me to accomplish the
3.53 0.566 1
required tasks in the module.
Following the Weekly-Home Learning Plan (WHLP) help me
to maximize/manage my time in accomplishing my daily 3.37 0.637 2
learning tasks.
OVERALL MEAN 3.23 0.36

Table 16 presents the descriptive statistics of Grade 10 STE students’ learning

experiences in science using modular distance learning when grouped according to their

motivations. Statement “Getting good grades motivates me to accomplish the required

tasks in the module.” (Mean=3.53, sd=.566) ranked first and “I find a variety of learning

activities in the CHEMESTRY module.” (Mean=3.08, sd=.462) ranked last.

Based from the study of Emil Stan “The Role of Grades in Motivating Students to

Learn”, it is considered that grades have a significant motivational influence on student.

Variety of activities is the least factor on motivating students in modular distance learning

but it has an impact to the learning experience of a student.

Table 17. Mean Results of the level of STE students’ learning experiences in Science
using the modular distance learning when grouped according to grade level.

Grade Level Mean sd Description


Grade 7 92.12 2.037 Outstanding
Grade 8 92.26 1.834 Outstanding
Grade 9 95.68 1.109 Outstanding
Grade 10 94.26 1.505 Outstanding
OVERALL MEAN 93.58 2.215 Outstanding

Table 17 shows that all grade levels from grade 7 (mean=92.12), grade 8

(mean=92.26), grade 9 (mean=95.68) and grade 10 (mean=94.26).

It implies that the mean grades of each grade level are outstanding on their

academic performance based in the grading scale in Deped Order No. 8, s. 2015 which

is 90-100.

Table 18. ANOVA Results of STE students’ learning experiences in Science using the
modular distance learning when grouped according to grade level.

Sum of
Squares df Mean Square F Sig.
Overallmea Between Groups .590 3 .197 .846 .470
n_1 Within Groups 54.873 236 .233
Total 55.463 239
Overallmea Between Groups 3.088 3 1.029 4.683 .003
n_2 Within Groups 51.880 236 .220
Total 54.968 239
Overallmea Between Groups 2.087 3 .696 1.712 .165
n_3 Within Groups 95.857 236 .406
Total 97.944 239
Overallmea Between Groups .274 3 .091 .552 .647
n_4 Within Groups 39.125 236 .166
Total 39.400 239
Table 18 shows that there is no significant difference in the learning experiences

in Science using the modular distance learning of grade 7 (F(3,236)=.846, p=.470), 9

(F(3,236)= 1.712, p=.165) and 10 (F(3,236)= .552, p=..647). On the other hand, the is a

significant difference in the learning experiences in Science using the modular distance

learning of grade 8 (F(3,236)= 4.683, p=.003).

It implies that grade 8 STE students got a better academic performance in Science

using the modular distance learning compared to grade 7, 9 and 10.


Table 19. ANOVA Results academic performance in Science using the modular
distance learning when grouped according to grade level.
Sum of
Squares df Mean Square F Sig.
Between Groups 523.188 3 174.396 63.372 .000
Within Groups 649.455 236 2.752
Total 1172.643 239
Table 19 shows that there is a significant difference in the academic performance

in Science using the modular distance learning when grouped according to grade level of

STE students (F(3, 236)=63.372, p=.000).

Since the probability value is less than .05, a Post Hoc analysis should be

conducted to determine where is the significant difference lies.

Table 20. Post Hoc Analysis for the Significant Difference academic performance in
Science using the modular distance learning when grouped according to grade level.
Grade Level (I) Grade Level (J) Mean Difference (I- P
J)
7 8 -.142 .966
9 -3.554 .000
10 -2.142 .000
8 9 -3.412 .000
10 -2.000 .000
9 10 1.412 .000

Table 20 shows the Post Hoc analysis in the academic performance in Science

using the modular distance learning when grouped according to grade level of STE

students. There are significant differences in grade levels 7 and 9 (MD=-3.554, p=.000),

7 and 10 (MD=-2.142, p=.000), 8 and 9 (MD=-3.412, p=.000), 8 and 10 (MD=-2.000,

p=.000), and 9 and 10 (MD=1.412, p=.000), while there is no significant difference in

grade level 7 and 8 (MD=-.142, p=.966).


It implies that the academic performance of grade 7 and 8 of STE students are

better compared to the academic performance of grade 9 and 10 STE students using the

modular distance learning in Science.

Table 21. Pearson’s Correlation between the STE students’ learning experiences and
academic performance in Science using the modular distance learning when grouped
according to grade level.
Variables r-ratio p
Learning experiences
and -.084 .194
Academic performance

Table 20 shows that there’s a weak negative association between the STE

students’ learning experiences and academic performance in Science using the modular

distance learning (r(240)=-.084, p>.05).

It implies that there is no relationship between the STE students’ learning

experiences and academic performance in Science using the modular distance learning.

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