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R E P U B L I K A N G P I L I P I N A S
K A G A W A R A N N G E D U K A S Y O NREHIYON XI
SANGAY NG LUNGSOD NG DABAWLUNGSOD NG DABAW
TIN: 000-863-958TEL. NOS. 224-3274/224-0100/224-3274/227-4726221-0059/222-1672/221-8587/224-0854/225-3600
Research – Workshop Output Template No. 1:I. Problem Sensing and Concept Development
Name: MORRIS JOHN I. LOBETOS School: Maa National High School District: 1
Problem: Poor performance in solving the parts of similar right triangles.
Objective: To increase the performance in solving the parts of similar right triangles.
Variables identified and the Concept Framework:
Independent Dependent
Topic: Applying Multimedia instruction and the performance in solving the parts of similar right triangles.
Problem Statements:
1. What is the pre-test scores in solving parts of similar right triangles.?2. What is the post-test scores in solving parts of similar right triangles.?3. Is there a significant difference between the pre-test score and the post test
score?4. What is the magnitude of effect of the intervention to the
performance in solving parts of similar right triangles?Operational Definition of Terms:
1. Multimedia Instruction- refers to the use of computer based instruction particularly the use of power points and audio-visual teaching aids.
2. Performance in solving the parts of similar right triangle-refers to the level of achievement of students.
Reviewed by the Division Research TWG Member: __________________________Noted by the School Principal ___________________________and PSDS: _____________________Approved the Division Research Coordinator: Elsie E. Gagabe, PhDDate: __________________________
Applying Multimedia Instruction
Performance in solving the parts of similar right triangle
R E P U B L I K A N G P I L I P I N A S
K A G A W A R A N N G E D U K A S Y O NREHIYON XI
SANGAY NG LUNGSOD NG DABAWLUNGSOD NG DABAW
TIN: 000-863-958TEL. NOS. 224-3274/224-0100/224-3274/227-4726221-0059/222-1672/221-8587/224-0854/225-3600
Research – Workshop Output Template No. 2:2. Method
Name: MORRIS JOHN I. LOBETOS School: Maa National High School District: 1
Research Design: The researcher made use of descriptive-comparative research design.
Respondents and Sampling Technique:The respondents of the study were the 45students of Grade 9 section Garcia of Maa National High School. Purposive sampling was use to select the respondents of the study.
Research Locale: The research was conducted at Grade 9 section Garcia of Maa National High School, Maa Davao City.
Types of Data Used: The researcher used nominal data.
Statistical Treatment:1. Mean2. Standard Deviation 3. Paired Sample T-test4. Eta squared
Reviewed by the Division Research TWG Member: __________________________Noted by the School Principal ___________________________and PSDS: _____________________Approved the Division Research Coordinator: Elsie E. Gagabe, PhDDate: __________________________
R E P U B L I K A N G P I L I P I N A S
K A G A W A R A N N G E D U K A S Y O NREHIYON XI
SANGAY NG LUNGSOD NG DABAWLUNGSOD NG DABAW
TIN: 000-863-958TEL. NOS. 224-3274/224-0100/224-3274/227-4726221-0059/222-1672/221-8587/224-0854/225-3600
Research – Workshop Output Template No. 3:3. Results and Discussion
Name: MORRIS JOHN I. LOBETOS School: Maa National High School District: 1
Presentation, Analysis and Interpretation of Data:(this part shall be the presentation of the results of the analysed and interpreted collected data. Tabular presentation must be presented before textual presentation)
Results and Discussion
The following are presentation of the results and discussion of implications of the study. It is presented through a tabular and textual form.This section displays the analysis of the data collated and was given significant
interpretation.
Pre-test Scores of the Respondents
Table 1. Scores before the Implementation of Multimedia Instruction
Test n sd Mean Descriptive Interpretation
Pretest 45 1.48 3.20 Low
The first table depicts the scores of the respondents before the implementation of
Multimedia instruction which generated a mean rating of 3.20 and interpreted as low.
Posttest Scores of the Respondents
Table 2. Scores after the Implementation of Multimedia Instruction
Test n sd Mean Descriptive Interpretation
Posttest 45 1.17 7.22 High
Table 2 highlights the scores of the respondents after the implementation of
Multimedia instruction which obtained a mean rating of 7.22 and can be described as
high.
Significant Difference between the Pretest and Posttest Scores of the Respondents
Reviewed by the Division Research TWG Member: __________________________Noted by the School Principal ___________________________and PSDS: _____________________Approved the Division Research Coordinator: Elsie E. Gagabe, PhDDate: __________________________
Table 3. Test on the Significant Difference between the Pretest and Posttest Scores of the Respondents
Test n df t- value p- value Decision
Pretest- Posttest 45 44 -14.57 .00 Significant
The table above exemplifies the test on the significant difference between the pretest
and posttest scores of the respondents which registered a t- value of -14.57 with a p-
value of .00 which is lesser than .05 level of significance indicating significant. The
result implies that there is a significant difference between the pretest and posttest
scores of the respondents. It reveals that the respondents who were subjected to the
Multimedia instruction have gained significant learning or developed mastery in
solving the parts of similar right triangles.
The result above is supported by the findings of (Garrison, 2001;Mitchell,
2001; Shephard, 2003; Liles,2004; Palmer, 2007). Multimedia resources had been
regarded as powerful aid that enhance teaching and learning in various disciplines
including language learning, science, mathematics, engineering, business, etc.
Effect of Multimedia Instruction to the Performance of Respondents in Solving the Parts of Similar Triangles
Table 4. Effect Size of Multimedia Instructionn t- value Eta- Squared Remarks
45 -14.57 .83 Large
The fourth table depicts the effect of Multimedia instruction to the performance of
students in solving the parts of similar right triangles. The Eta- squared value
tallies .83 which signifies large effect. Thus, Multimedia instruction significantly
contributed a large effect on the performance of students in solving the parts of
similar right triangles.
R E P U B L I K A N G P I L I P I N A S
Reviewed by the Division Research TWG Member: __________________________Noted by the School Principal ___________________________and PSDS: _____________________Approved the Division Research Coordinator: Elsie E. Gagabe, PhDDate: __________________________
K A G A W A R A N N G E D U K A S Y O NREHIYON XI
SANGAY NG LUNGSOD NG DABAWLUNGSOD NG DABAW
TIN: 000-863-958TEL. NOS. 224-3274/224-0100/224-3274/227-4726221-0059/222-1672/221-8587/224-0854/225-3600
Research – Workshop Output Template No. 3:4. Conclusion and Recommendation
Name: MORRIS JOHN I. LOBETOS School: Maa National High School District: 1
Based on the findings of the study, the following conclusions were drawn:
1. The scores of the respondents before the implementation of Multimedia
instruction were low.
2. The scores of the respondents after the implementation of Multimedia
instruction were high.
3. There was significant difference in the scores of the respondents before
and after the implementation of Multimedia instruction.
4. The effect of Multimedia instruction to the performance of the respondents
in solving the parts of similar right triangles was large.
Recommendations
Based on the conclusions drawn, the following were offered:
1. Intensify the application of Multimedia instruction to topics that deals with
visual images especially in Geometry.
2. It should be adopted as one of the teaching strategies in handling or
teaching Mathematics lessons.
3. Curriculum planners and Math teachers could make use of multimedia
presentation for effective delivery of the lesson in schools that can help hone the
multiple intelligences of the learners.
4. Conduct similar studies to validate its findings.
R E P U B L I K A N G P I L I P I N A S
Reviewed by the Division Research TWG Member: __________________________Noted by the School Principal ___________________________and PSDS: _____________________Approved the Division Research Coordinator: Elsie E. Gagabe, PhDDate: __________________________
K A G A W A R A N N G E D U K A S Y O NREHIYON XI
SANGAY NG LUNGSOD NG DABAWLUNGSOD NG DABAW
TIN: 000-863-958TEL. NOS. 224-3274/224-0100/224-3274/227-4726221-0059/222-1672/221-8587/224-0854/225-3600
The Final Paper: The complete output(Please refer to Katigaman Research Journal the standard format presentation)This shall be 4 – 8 pages
AbstractIntroductionMethodResults and DiscussionConclusionRecommendation
Note:The District will make a certificate of completion recognizing the author that the research results have been utilized in the School and or District Level or much better in the Division or Regional Level.
Reviewed by the Division Research TWG Member: __________________________Noted by the School Principal ___________________________and PSDS: _____________________Approved the Division Research Coordinator: Elsie E. Gagabe, PhDDate: __________________________