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Effectiveness of Technology and Livelihood Education (Tle) Learning Area as Perceived By the Grade 9 Students of Lumbangan National High School

• Pinky Apostol

INTRODUCTION

Technology Tools use in the teaching of Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE) are being used more and more in educational settings that the government through the Department of Education, has made a commitment to bring technology to the classrooms. Technology tools can help expand the opportunities for Filipino students to improve their skills, maximize their potentials and prepare them for global competition in the 21st century.

For the last two years, Lumbangan National High School had NCII passers thru the initiative of Mr. Zany R. Gargullo, Principal II, Mr. Toriano A. Digno, Head Teacher III in TLE and all the TLE Teachers. Those students passed the NCII Assessment in Cookery, Technical Drafting, Housekeeping and Computer Systems Servicing. Because of this, the researcher wants to know the effectiveness of k to 12 program based on the perception of the grade 9 students who will also undergo the said assessment this year.

The research design used in this study was descriptive which was conducted to determine the effectiveness of Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE) learning area as perceived by the Grade 9 students of Lumbangan National High School with the use of questionnaire as the main instrument of this study.

Respondents rated disagree that TLE learning area was effective in terms of understanding the lesson and they rated moderately agree that TLE was effective in terms of classifying the different areas, applying the concept learned from TLE, teaching strategies and using of instructional resources.

DISCUSSIONS

There was no significant relationship on the responses of the respondents regarding the effectiveness of Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE) Learning Area as Perceived by the Grade 9 Students in Lumbangan National High School. (4) The proposed action plan was designed by the researcher.

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Technology and Livelihood (TLE) Instruction of Technical Vocational and Selected General Secondary Schools in Catanduanes

Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE) Instruction of Technical Vocational and Selected General Secondary Schools in Catanduanes Abstract TLE in the secondary level is the response to the need of the industry in answering the call of job mismatch in the country. Considering the nature of TLE, it provides vocational expertise and develops critical thinking among our students. This study was covered to determine its depth and how the researcher can be of help to the TLE teachers to overcome these problems by working out recommendations to lessen the burden of TLE teachers especially in using remedial measures in the absence of facilities or equipment. This study employed the descriptive-survey method of research; covered 8 general secondary and 3 technical vocational schools in the Division of Catanduanes with an actual size of 113 respondents. The researcher conducted an ocular inspection of the facilities of the schools, distributed questionnaires, done informal interview and informal classroom observation. Results revealed that technical vocational teachers are greater in number when it comes to relevant seminars/trainings, NC II level and TM 1 compared to the general secondary teachers. More general secondary teachers who teach TLE subjects which is not his major area of specialization than technical vocational teachers. Available equipment, materials and facilities do not conform to the recommended numbers which are required to support the needs of the students who enrolled in the TLE subject and several problems being experienced by the teachers in the absence of the required facilities in school but they have some remedial measures done in order to facilitate the lesson well.

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