Puissant (Apr 2022)

Modular Learning Modality: Karanasan ng mga Mag-Aaral Mula sa mga Liblib na Lugar sa Bayan ng Juban

  • Vaness D. Dimas,
  • Luisa F. Desaliza,
  • Kristine C. Gabito,
  • Jillian Mae B. Mostera,
  • John Emil D. Estera

Journal volume & issue
Vol. 3
pp. 520 – 537

Abstract

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This study aimed to determine the experiences of students in remote areas upon their Learning Modality, Modular. The researcher focused on finding out the following: Students ’Most Outstanding Experiences; Challenges Faced by Students; Students' Methods of Solving Their Problems. Descriptive phenomenological is used in the research. Respondents of this study were selected using random sampling. Respondents of this study were from in Juban National High School which consists of 25 Senior high students living in remote areas. Semi-structured questionnaire was used in an interview to gather the needed data. This study finds out students’ experiences in remote areas on their Modular Learning according to the learning modules, internet connection, time, and financial. Absence of knowledge in answering modules, slow internet connectivity, lack of modulation time and finance for transportation and other educational expenses have impact on the learning of the participants during Modular Learning. This study proposed to the Department of Education (DepEd) to provide an adequate funding in the manufacture of learning modules for the effectivity of students’ learning. Provides a better internet connection and time frame are to consider. Wider information, methods and learning are to be shared and discussed to be use by the students in remote areas in the present condition of Education.

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