AWARENESS AND COMPLIANCE OF STUDENTS TO THE GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS OF ST.

THERESE MTC COLLEGE LA Click to edit Master subtitle style FIESTA SITE

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By: Group 3
Castro, Ali Abdullah Alejandro Dacles, Roselma P. De Asis, Fidel Norman Lete, Gabby Riobuya, Jeselle Mae

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CHAPTER 1

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INTRODUCTION

Background of the Study

Discipline is the basis of the whole universe. The sun and the planetary movements around it are all governed by set of laws to maintain perfect harmony and beauty. Similarly, discipline is one of the basic requirements of a civilized society. The strength of nation lies in discipline. It helps to make progress, fight external invasions and maintain 8/29/12

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The importance of discipline in educational institutions is wellrecognized. The temples of learning must have a serene atmosphere to enable the students to learn. This is possible only if the teachers and students remain disciplined. In fact knowledge multiplies only when there is perfect discipline within and without. Unfortunately, I notice Students are disrespectful to their teachers; they misbehave in their

If discipline is of great importance more youth will be expected to attain more emotional intelligence in doing things in school. The teachers responsible for accomplishing those ends should be expert in actions; they must have high degree of emotional intelligence in passing strict actions .For least a decade, farsighted educators have been passing out weakness in the disciplinary programs of some schools in the Philippines. 8/29/12 Most of their criticisms stem from a

Like any other institutions, St. Therese MTC Colleges La Fiesta Site, has its own rules of conduct as one of the disciplinary measure. The college does not lack on orienting the students to become aware of the rules and regulations during first year, in addition the student handbook is being provided to the students for them to read and be more aware of the principles of conduct being 8/29/12

The problem is not due to the inherent characteristics of a person, but to the way disciplined was done and the way it was taught. In this aspect the researchers were prompted to conduct a study, to find out if students of St. Therese MTC College La Fiesta Site are aware and adhere to the school rules and regulations.
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Statement of the Problem

Nowadays as we observed from the students attitude in school is very different from the past. Most of them are getting busy anytime, anywhere in school, sometimes it is not expected to get violation under the busy habit. Rules and regulations of the school are given to the students during their first year level by a Students Handbook and it was also discuss during the orientation program. If 8/29/12 the school expects this to abide by

Specifically, this study sought to answer the following questions:

What is the level of awareness of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges La Fiesta Site when taken as a whole and classified according to age, gender and courses enrolled? What is the extent of compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC College La Fiesta Site when taken as a whole and classified according to age, gender and courses enrolled?
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Is there a significant difference on the level of awareness of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges La Fiesta Site when taken as a whole and classified according to age, gender and courses enrolled? Is there a significant difference on the extent of compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC College La Fiesta Site when taken as a whole and classified according to age, gender and courses enrolled? Is there a significant relationship between the level of awareness and extent of compliance of Students to the 8/29/12 General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese

Objectives of the Study

This study will be conducted to determine the level of awareness and extent of compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges, La Fiesta Site M.H. Del Pilar Street. Molo, Iloilo, City. School Year 2012-2013.

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Specifically this study aims to:

Determine the level of awareness of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges, La Fiesta Site. Determine the extent of compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges, La Fiesta Site. Determine the significant difference on the level of awareness of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. 8/29/12 Therese MTC Colleges, La Fiesta Site.

Determine the significant difference on the extent of compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges, La Fiesta Site. Determine the significant relationship between the level of awareness and extent of compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges La Fiesta Site.

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Hypotheses
In view of the foregoing questions, the following hypotheses are advanced:

There is no significant difference on the level of awareness of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges La Fiesta Site when taken as a whole and classified according to age, gender and courses enrolled.
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There is no significant difference on the extent of compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC College La Fiesta Site when taken as a whole and classified according to age, gender and courses enrolled. There is no significant relationship between the level of awareness and extent of compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges, La Fiesta Site.

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Definition of Terms

Awareness. Processing knowledge (of some fact or actions) conscious cognizant.(Penguin English Dictionary 4th Edition,1990) As used in this study, it refers to the consciousness of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges, La Fiesta Site.
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Compliance. This term refers to an act of submitting, usually surrendering power to another. (Merriam-Webster Dictionary 1990) In this study, it refers to an act of submission to abide the General Rules and Regulations of students of St. Therese MTC Colleges, La Fiesta Site. Disciplinary Action. This term refers to an act pertaining /relating to discipline; concerned with mind and character training.(Merriam-Webster 8/29/12

Level. This term refers to an equal to something or someone else in importance, ranks or degree. (Merriam-Webster Dictionary 1990) In this study, it refers to the average, rank of degree of the students awareness as to General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC College, La Fiesta Site. Regulations. This term refers to the principle, rule or law designed to control or govern conduct. (Merriam8/29/12

Age. This term refers to the length of time a person or thing has lived or existed. (Merriam-Webster Dictionary 1990) In this study it is the age of the respondents at the time of the study. Gender. State of being, male or female used with reference to social and cultural difference. (Britannica 2002) In this study, the term gender 8/29/12 refers to the male or female students

Students. A person engaged in study; one who is devoted to learning; a learner; a pupil; a scholar; especially, one who attends a school, or who seeks knowledge from professional teachers or from books; as, the students of an academy, a college, or a university; a medical student; a hard student. In this study, they are students who are officially enrolled at St. Therese MTC Colleges, La Fiesta Site 8/29/12 school year 2012-2013 and serve as

Significance of the Study

The Students. This study will help students to become well-disciplined and responsible individuals by being aware and follows rules and regulations of the school. The Teachers. The findings of this study will give teachers better understanding about what practical and attainable disciplinary programs suited to the needs of the students. This will 8/29/12 inspire them to improve their also

The Guidance Counselors and Administrators. This study will be useful to the Guidance Counselors and School Administrators. They can serve it as a basis in implementing practical and attainable disciplinary programs suited to the needs of students to enable them to cope up with the changing demands of the society. The School. This study will motivate the faculty and staff to provide quality Education and facilities to the students as long as they follow the Rules and Regulations of the institutions. And this will also uplift the image of this school. Future Researchers. The outcome of this study is an added source of information on the level of awareness and extent of compliance to the General Rules and Regulations of students of St. Therese MTC 8/29/12 Colleges, La Fiesta Site.

Scope and Limitations of the Study

This descriptive-correlational research study is limited only to the awareness and compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges La Fiesta Site. The respondents of the study are students who will enroll in any four year courses in the first semester of Academic Year 2012-2013. The 8/29/12

The researchers will use a questionnaire as the gathering tool to determine the level of awareness and extent of compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges La Fiesta Site. The questionnaire is divided in two parts. Part 1 will gather information on the students who will enroll in four year courses, in terms of their name, age, gender and course. Part 2-A is use to gather data 8/29/12 regarding on level of awareness of the

CHAPTER 2
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Conceptual Literature

On general Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges The official Student identification Card

The official I.D Card of the college should be worn at all times within the School Campus. A student who fails to present his I.D card as demanded by proper school authorities may be 8/29/12 subjected to administrative sanctions.

Uniform Requirements

Old students are required to wear complete Uniform as prescribed from the start of the regular class. New Students are given an allowance of time until their Uniforms are released by the official tailor. Uniform should be cut according to the St. Therese MTC Colleges pattern. The Uniform when worn outside the schools campus shall be carried with proper bearing, dignity and decorum. It should be neat and 8/29/12 clean.

Smoking and Drinking

St, Therese MTC Colleges is a smoke-free zone. Students are not allowed to smoke anywhere in the campus. No student under the influence of intoxicating beverages is permitted within the campus. A student who is caught inside the classroom intoxicating shall be subjected to disciplinary measures.
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Earring

Disciplinary Rules Norms of Conduct and Disciplinary

St. Therese MTC Colleges students are expected to conform to the rules and regulations of the College, show respect to proper authorities and the rights of his fellow students, and uphold the good reputation of the college at all.

In the Classroom
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In the Campus

Students must show courtesy towards their fellow students, respect the teachers, administrative personnel and school visitors. Students should conduct themselves according to the acceptable social norms of conduct during school Activities. Urinating elsewhere the comfort room is prohibited. Littering is prohibited inside the campus.
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A student who is threatened or is

Discipline The college believes that disciplinary measures are necessary in the molding of student into desires personalities. Punishments are imposed not because the violators are bad but because the goodness that is in them must be exposed. The Conduct Board

Having considered all the facts and circumstances, the college president by 8/29/12 himself may imposed disciplinary

The Importance of School Rules

Rules, or a set of laws, are important to an institution because it regulates the conduct and behavior of the people involved in a way that is favorable and beneficial to the institution. Personnel or employees who refuse to adhere to rules are punished, warned, suspended or expelled. Schools are just one of the many 8/29/12 institutions that strictly put into action

Students and employees are to wear their proper uniform from head to toe, including their ID, because it is their proof that they are associated with the school. With proper attire, the students can gain entrance to different buildings and offices with ease. For schools that do not have a uniform, students and employees are expected to wear decent clothes so they are not ridiculed by disrespectful people both inside and outside the institution. 8/29/12 Employees who are not properly

There are also heavier laws that are implemented, like prohibiting students and employees from using any form of narcotics, banning of alcoholic beverages, pornographic materials, and gambling paraphernalia's within the school's premises, and theft. Anyone who is found guilty of doing these weighty offenses are often suspended or barred out of the institution. The best method to inform students or other employees of a school or institution is 8/29/12 to distribute handbooks that discuss

The Importance of Awareness The ability to be attuned to and aware of others is an essential element of the social communication required for healthy development. As your child grows, he becomes more aware of the complexities of others by watching, listening, and forming friendships. He learns about joining with others to form groups, and, in doing so, learns how he is like them and how he is unique. This 8/29/12

How the Brain Stores Interpersonal Experiences When organizing the wide variety of human relationships we develop, the brain uses a set of rules to make this infinitely complex process easier. These rules association and generalization are allowed by the brain's amazing capacity to store experience and create memories. Memory allows us to create our catalogue of interpersonal experiences 8/29/12 good and bad. When we have a new

The Roots of Awareness Awareness arises from and is dependent upon three preceding strengths: attachment, self-regulation, and affiliation. The first memories in your baby's interpersonal catalogue of experiences come from her first relationships with you and her other caregivers. If these are nurturing, your child will associate all of her future interactions in the context of 8/29/12 loving and positive memories the

The Importance of Obeying the Rules and Regulations in the Workplace

From time to time, workers may violate the policies you have established for your business. Even if an employee breaks the rules with the best of intentions, the flow of the workplace can be impacted negatively. When your entire team is working toward the same goal and following the same regulations, it can be easier 8/29/12 for you to fulfill the goals you have for

Following State and Local Laws

Sometimes the rules and regulations you establish in your workplace are necessary so you remain in compliance with the law. If these rules are broken, you may be liable if one of your employees contacts the authorities. For example, the legal advice website No law points out that the Civil Rights Act grants workers the legal right to speak whatever language they like during 8/29/12 break periods. Another employee may

Keeping Workers Safe Many workplace rules are in place to keep workers or customers from hurting themselves. These regulations may be put in place before an incident based upon anticipated threats or after an accident to prevent a reoccurrence of an accident. When your employees follow safety rules, you may see your health-care costs decrease as fewer people visit the hospital. Even better, your 8/29/12 productivity may increase because

Reinforcing Company Credibility

Many businesses rely upon the reputation they have built over years or decades. When an employee violates company policy in a major way, the public may no longer trust the business. Newspapers such as "The New York Times" pride themselves on being accountable and reporting the truth. It is important that employees of these kinds of companies don't hurt the brand by 8/29/12

Foreign Related Studies

A study conducted by Enrico P. Chavez (2007), the Relation of Students Awareness of School Rules and Regulations to Institutional Discipline. Students have been into different information drive about the Institution such as the freshmen orientation and departments general assembly to inform their rights and duties as students. In addition, they 8/29/12 are reminded of the things they

Findings revealed that majority of the minor violations were committed by male students with 90.62% as compared to 9.38% for female respondents. The older the age bracket of the respondents, the lesser they commit minor violations. Furthermore, results show that greater number of the respondents who committed minor violation is in the age bracket of seventeen to nineteen years old, followed by 8/29/12 students who are in the age bracket

A similar study conducted by Burnsma and Rockquemore entitled Effects of Student Uniforms on Attendance, Behavior Problems, Substance Abuse and Academic Achievement. This study showed that uniform did not lead to an improvement on attendance, behavior, drug use, or academic achievement. Mandatory uniform policies have been the focus of recent discourse on public uniform 8/29/12 reform Proponents of such reform

Another study conducted by Carson J. Barling J., and Turner, N. (2007). Group Alcohol Climate, Alcohol Consumption, and Student Performance. This study explained the relationship between group norms for drinking and two indicators of student performance. Based on data from 96 undergraduate students (mean age=22years) living in 21 student house, the multilevel hypotheses that (a) house alcohol 8/29/12 climate is associated with student

Another study by Poulsen CH entitled Exposure to Teachers Smoking and Adolescent Smoking Behavior. The objective of the study is to determine whether adolescent smoking behavior is associated with their perceived exposure to teachers or other pupils smoking at school, after adjustment for exposure to smoking at home, in school, and best friends smoking. The subjects are the 1515 grade 9 students (mean age 15.8) 8/29/12 from 90 classes in 48 Danish Schools.

Theoretical Framework

The study anchored to the theory of Social Learning by Albert Bandura which stated human behavior is mostly developed and Learning principles are sufficient to explain the development and maintenance o human behavior. Bandura thinks that human beings are not simply pawns o the environment; they think and regulate their own behavior, to him, 8/29/12 a theory of personality must take an

Reciprocal determinism is the continuous mutual interaction among the persons mind, the persons behavior and the external environment. The self-system refers to structures concerned with acquisition of knowledge and subfunctions involved in perception, evaluation, and the regulation of behavior. The self- system regulates behavior through self-observation judgmental process and self8/29/12 response. The impression of how well

Further, this study is anchored on Eden Eaglys Social Role Theory, states that the different roles occupied by men and women lead to differences in the perception of women and men and in the behavior of men and women. This theory, further asserts that women show more nurturing behaviors and people received women to be more nurturing because of their constrained social roles to rear 8/29/12 children and take care of homes.

The Self-presentation Theory of Gender argues that gender related behaviors are social performance that varies depending on the setting and social audience. More radical views hold that gender is a cultural invention and a social construction. Lastly, the study employs the theory on Self-awareness, holds that people can focus attention either on themselves or on the external environment. When attention is self 8/29/12

Conceptual Framework

Age 17 years old and below 18 to 20 years old 21 years old and above Gender Male Female Courses enrolled BSN BSHRM BSCS BSCLS BSTM
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Independent Variables Process Variables Dependent variables Identification of the level of

awareness and extent of compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges La Fiesta Site. Measurement of the significant difference on the level of awareness and extent of compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges La Fiesta Site. Measurement of the significant relationship between level of awareness and extent of compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges

Level of Awareness to the General Rules and Regulations Extent of Compliance to the General Rules and Regulations

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CHAPTER 3 METHODOLOGY

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Research Design

The research design that will be use by the researchers in this study is the descriptive, particularly correlational- survey in order to determine the level of awareness and extent of compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges, La Fiesta Site. Descriptive design refers to a study that focuses at the present condition, the purpose of which is to find new truth (Calmorin & Calmorin, 1995). According to Best, (1970) Descriptive correlational Survey method is concerned with the conditions or relationships that exist, practices that prevail, point of view, or attitudes that are held, 8/29/12 practices that are developing. It is often combined

Sampling

The researchers will used stratified random sampling technique in selecting the respondents of the study. The number of respondents to be used will be determined by using Slovins formula, to wit: N
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Respondents of the Study

The respondents of the study will be randomly taken using stratified random sampling technique from the school official list obtained from the registrars office. The respondents of the study are students who will enroll in any four year courses in the first semester of Academic Year 20122013. The respondents will be classified according to their age, 8/29/12 gender and courses enrolled.

A survey questionnaire will be used in this study. The questionnaire is divided in two parts. Part 1 will gather information on the students who enrolled in four year courses, in terms of their name, age, gender and courses. Part 2-A is use to gather data regarding on level of awareness of the students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges La Fiesta Site. It is 8/29/12

Data Gathering Procedure

Research Instrument

The instruments that will be used by the researchers are the survey questionnaire. The researchers used students handbook as a guide for their questionnaire. The questionnaire helps the researchers measures the level of awareness and extent of compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges, la fiesta site. The questionnaire is divided in 8/29/12

Validity & Reliability of the Questionnaire

For validation purposes, the researchers submitted the research instrument to the validators. The checklist by Good and Scates is used to test the validity and reliability of the questionnaire. A trial survey will be conducted to the 12 nursing students and after questions are answered, the researchers will ask the respondents for suggestions or 8/29/12 necessary corrections to ensure

Statistical Tool

Frequency counts. Is use to determine the sample size in each category. Percentage. Is use to determine the portion of each sample size. Mean. Is use to describe of the level of awareness and degree of compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. 8/29/12 Therese MTC Colleges La Fiesta Site

Pearsons r. Is use to determine the significant relationship between the level of awareness and extent of compliance of students to the General Rules and Regulations of St. Therese MTC Colleges La Fiesta Site when they are classified according to age, gender and courses enrolled. Analysis of variance (ANOVA). Is use to determine the significant relationship between the level of 8/29/12

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