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Practical Research 1

School Factors Affecting the Academic

Competitiveness of 11 HUMSS Senior High Students
Studying in Our Lady of Fatima University - Antipolo

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Researchers

Group Members

Casey Perol Edward Bellana Ty Elijah Sean

Fontelera Ginete Cornista
Group Leader
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School Factors on Academic Competitiveness

Purpose
Identify the factors that impact students' ability
to compete academically.

Aims to figure out what factor has the most

and least influence on academic
competitiveness.

Discover why these factors affect the

nature of academic competition in the
Senior High department of OLFU-
Antipolo campus.
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School Factors on Academic Competitiveness

Background of the Study

Education is a crucial aspect of human resources.
Academic performance leads to academic competition, which helps
with the development of students' skills.
Qualified teachers are needed to determine the success of a
program. (Alos et al., 2015)
School clubs
Social pressures
Parental status
Learning environment

Pressure leads academic competitiveness in students to rise.

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Personality Traits on Academic Engagement

The Impact of Personality Traits on Academic

Engagement among Students of Grade 11 HUMSS at
Our Lady of Fatima University - Antipolo

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Personality Traits on Academic Engagement

Purpose
Examine how personality factors affect
students' academic performance in the
Humanities and Social Sciences strand.

The purpose of this research is to identify

the relationship between personality traits
and academic engagement.

The researchers conducted this study

to determine which personality traits
have the most and least impact on
students' academic engagement.
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Personality Traits on Academic Engagement

Background of the Study

Intelligence is a reliable predictor of academic performance, but non-cognitive factors
such as motivation, emotional intelligence, creativity, and positive thinking are also
essential. Along with these, personality is now an important factor studied in relationships
with academic performance (Ciorbea I. & Pasirica F., 2013).
Personality traits reflect people's characteristic patterns of thoughts, feelings, and
behavior (Cummings, 2019), and each person has distinct personality traits that set them
apart from others.
The Five-factor Model proposed by D.W. Fiske in 1949 is the most commonly used
framework for assessing personality traits. The Big Five characteristics can be broken
down into facets to provide a more detailed study of a person's personality (Diener E. et
al., 2019).
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Waste Management

The Value of Waste Management in School Hygiene

and Sanitation Inside Our Lady of Fatima University -
Antipolo

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Waste Management

Purpose
Discover the importance of waste
management on campus. Together with
addressing hygiene issues

Study how students' actions affect the

school environment.

The students will benefit from it as they

work on developing more responsible
behaviour.
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Waste Management

Background of the Study

Environmental protection means keeping the community clean and safe.
Waste management is a component of a system that also includes
generation, collection, and disposal.
Solid waste management (SWM) is regarded as one of the most critical
environmental problems in the Philippines.
According to the National Solid Waste Management Commission (NSWMC),
30,000 tons of solid garbage are produced daily in the nation, 73% of which
come from families, 26% from businesses, institutions, and industries, and 1%
from healthcare facilities (Aguinaldo, 2008).
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Waste Management

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