Challenges faced by science teachers in addressing the science 9 least mastered competencies under the K to 12 curriculum [thesis] / by Marivic K. Tabada
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- LG 221 D35 G73 A5 E38 G46 .2021 T111
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Thesis Graduate School (MS Art in Education Major in General Science) – Foundation University. 2021
Includes bibliographical references and appendices.
A graduate thesis aimed to identify the challenges faced by the science teachers in addressing the science 9 least mastered competencies under the K-12 curriculum which specifically determine the academic performance of the students in science 9, identified the top 12 least mastered competencies, determine the extent of seriousness of the teacher-related and student-related problems, and measuring if there is a significant relationship between the enumerated factors and the students' academic performance. It was revealed that the top 12 least mastered competencies where science 9 teachers were moderately challenged and the student's found difficulty in understanding. There is a moderate and inverse relationship between teacher-related problems and students' academic performance, and there is a strong and inverse relationship between students-related problems and students' academic performance. It concluded that the extent of challenge encountered by the science teachers in teaching the least learned competencies is moderate.
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