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A student who only possesses intellectual ability in academics does not define a responsible citizen for an individual has the necessity to be equally talented in other fields. Conversing outside the classroom acts as an essential asset in honing one’s ability in terms of social, ethical, aesthetical, physical, cultural, and psychological aspects molding him to become a well-rounded being.
A student who only possesses intellectual ability in academics does not define a responsible citizen for an individual has the necessity to be equally talented in other fields. Conversing outside the classroom acts as an essential asset in honing one’s ability in terms of social, ethical, aesthetical, physical, cultural, and psychological aspects molding him to become a well-rounded being.
A student who only possesses intellectual ability in academics does not define a responsible citizen for an individual has the necessity to be equally talented in other fields. Conversing outside the classroom acts as an essential asset in honing one’s ability in terms of social, ethical, aesthetical, physical, cultural, and psychological aspects molding him to become a well-rounded being.
OF SENIOR HIGH STEM STUDENTS OF SINDANGAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL SY 2018-2019 Rexenjay F. Hunongan Vincere Vaughn B. Pableo Ariel v. Pagador Juvy Marie M. Pumicpic Daisy Jane C. Ybañez INTRODUCTION GENERAL AND SPECIFIC PROBLEM NULL HYPOTHESIS CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK OF THE STUDY SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY SCOPE AND DELIMITATION OF THE STUDY METHODOLOGY References INTRODUCTION • A student who only possesses intellectual ability in academics does not define a responsible citizen for an individual has the necessity to be equally talented in other fields. • Conversing outside the classroom acts as an essential asset in honing one’s ability . • Extra-curricular activities: activities that are not part of the basic curriculum. • Guest and Schneider (2008) note that researchers have found positive association between the extra-curricular activities and the academic performance of the students.
• National Longitudinal Study (n.d.) states that
participation in some activities improves achievement and can diminish academic performance. GENERAL AND SPECIFIC PROBLEM GENERAL PROBLEM This study seeks to investigate the effects of extra-curricular activities on the academic performance of the students. SPECIFIC PROBLEM 1. What are the advantages and disadvantages in engaging extra-curricular activities in terms of academic performance? 2. How do students balance extra- curricular activities and academics? 3. Why some students immersed with extra- curricular activities cannot maintain their grades? 4. What are possible solutions should the students execute to maintain their grades despite frequent engagement in extra- curricular activities? 5. Is there a significant effect of extra-curricular activities on the academic performance of the STEM students? NULL HYPOTHESIS There is no significant effect of extra-curricular activities on the academic performance of the STEM students. CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK OF THE STUDY Its Effect on the Academic Extra-curricular Performance of Activities Senior High STEM Students SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY • This study is significant for the senior high STEM students who are involved in extra-curricular activities. • This study also provides information about those students who are engaged in extra-curricular activities which will help the students to be informed about the positive and negative implications. SCOPE AND DELIMITATION OF THE STUDY • The study is focused and limited only on the academic performance of the students engaging extra-curricular activities. • Advantages and disadvantages effects of extra- curricular activities are also covered in this study. • Specific academic performance on the students engaging extra-curricular activities is based on their grades in midterm of second semester, S.Y. 2018- 2019. • The respondents will be given preliminary questionnaires to answer in order for the researchers to know whether they are engaged in a certain extra-curricular activity or not. • Respondents of the study: All senior high students taking up Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) strand both grade 11 and grade 12 of Sindangan National High School, S.Y. 2018-2019. METHODOLOGY Sample or Research Research Locale Respondents of the Design • Campus of Study Sindangan Students who are in • Qualitative National High senior high school STEM School, located at research Brgy. Dapaon, track • Phenomenologi Sindangan, 46 grade 11 STEM cal approach Zamboanga del students -22 male and 24 Norte. female students 48 grade 12 STEM students -16 male and 32 female students. Research Data Collection Data Analysis Instrument Procedure Procedure • self-made • Administering the • Comparative analysis on questionnaires developed the answers of the (close and open- questionnaires to the respondents on the given ended) respondents questionnaires and • Collecting the computed grades on the • Respondents’ respondents’ grades on specialized subjects grades in their specialized • The data will be shown in specialized subjects subjects graphs and tables REFERENCES • Buot, M., Ignacio III, R.A., & Ignacio, R.C. (2017). 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