Attitudes of Senior High School Students towards Research: An Exploratory Study
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Mark Joshua Roxas
University of Perpetual Help - Molino
Date Written: April 19, 2020
Research is the foundation of knowledge and innovation. In the Philippine basic education landscape, “research-infused” curriculum was implemented in the senior high school to inculcate research culture among learners. Thus, this convergent parallel mixed-method study explored the attitudes of Grade 12 senior high school students towards research and its relationship to their academic performance. Papanastasiou’s (2014) Revised Attitude towards Research (R-ATR) scale was administered to 100 randomly-selected Grade 12 senior high school students to gather quantitative data. Open-ended questionnaire was utilized to gather qualitative data from ten (10) senior high school students. Data were analysed using Descriptive statistics and Pearson correlation coefficient. Excerpts from the qualitative data were provided to support the statistical analysis of data. Results revealed that the students have a generally positive attitude towards research albeit the high level of anxiety that they experience. RATR scale attitude domains showed low to high degree of relationship with each other. Conversely, students’ attitudes towards research did not show significant relationship with students’ academic performance in Practical Research 2. The results yielded by this research may be used as a basis for a more efficient delivery of research-related courses in the senior high school.
Keywords: Attitudes, Research, Senior High School Students, Convergent Parallel Mixed Method Design
JEL Classification: I20
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The shift to the numerical grading system was introduced in England in 2017 firstly in English language, English literature, and maths.
By 2020 all subjects were shifted to number grades. This means anyone with GCSE results from 2017-2020 will have a combination of both letters and numbers.
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A Comparative Study about the Spending Habits of Senior High School and College Students during the Pandemic
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This descriptive comparative study focuses on the spending habits of senior high school and college students during the pandemic using the maturity and consumer theory. These theories helped this study guide the researchers to find out who's the mature one is when it comes to managing their money, how senior high school and college students spend their money, and how often they spend money. 70 respondents permitted their answers in the online survey to contribute to the goal of this study. This study aims to show the comparison between senior high school and college students in terms of spending habits and the possible significant differences. As interpreted from the answers of the respondents, the senior high school students are the one who’s likely to spend more money during the pandemic, and the college students are the one who’s more likely to spend less and save money. The results revealed that there is a significant difference between the spending habits of senior high school and college students during the pandemic. The findings of this study may help students to be aware of their spending habits, and to be wise when it comes to spending their money.
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