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LIFE-EXPERIENCES OF SELECTED GRADE 10 STUDENTS OF CASTOR

ALVIAR NATIONAL HIGHSCHOOL WITH INDIFFERENT ATTITUDES

TOWARDS IN MISBEHAVING INSIDE THE CLASSROOM

A Thesis

Presented to

The Faculty of Senior High school (SHS)

Asian Institute of Computer Studies (AICS)

In Partial fulfilment

Of the Requirements for the General Academic Track (GAS)

ANGELITO Y. BENITEZ

March 2019

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CERTIFICATE OF ENDORESEMENT AND APPROVAL

This is to certify that the thesis entitled :”LIFE EXPERIENCES OF

SELECTED GRADE 10 STUDENTS OF CASTOR ALVIAR NATIONAL

HIGHSCHOOL WITH INDIFFERENT ATTITUDES TOWARDS IN

MISBEHAVING INSIDE THE CLASSROOM” prepared by ANGELITO Y.

BENITEZ has been examine recommended for approval and acceptance by

the Oral Examination commit Recommended.

MS.JACQUELINE FERRER RAMOS

THESIS ADVISER

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Approved by the Oral Examination Committee with a grade

of_____________on April 2019 _____________________committee

Member.

ACCEPTED and APPROVED by The Faculty of computer Science as

fulfillment of the Requirements for the Senior High school Grade 12

_________________________________________

MS. REA MENDOZA

Branch Administrator

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I tried my own best to present this kind of information as to be clarify the

different terms that I hope will be decipher , by the deepest and widest of my

Research knowledge for the analyst of the students for the further studies and

examinations

I have completed this study by under

The guidance and supervision of F.Ramos and Ms. REA. MENDOZA

I will be failed in my duty if I do not acknowledge their scholarly Guidance

Assistance and knowledge, I have received from him /her and our family

especially my parents for a lot of learning’s to supporting me towards in my

completion of this study.

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DEDICATION

Almighty Lord I need you always

To Accomplished of my work,

To our students, like me are face

of challenges in my study.

To everyone we encountered this kind of challenges.

We hope ,and we will survived

The good way.

Thanks for giving me an strength for everything……

TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Title page i.

Certificate of endorsement and approval ii.

Acknowledgement iii.

Dedication iv.

Table of contents v.

List of table vi.

List of figures vii

Abstract viii.

CHAPTER 1

THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND

INTRODUCTION

THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

SCOPE AND DELIMENTATION OF THE STUDY


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DEFINITION OF TERMS

CHAPTER 2

REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

FOREIGN LITERATURE

LOCAL LITERATURE

FOREIGN STUDIES

LOCAL STUDIES

SYNTHESIS OF REVIEWED RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

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CHAPTER 3

RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

RESEARCH DESIGN

RESPONDENTS OF THE STUDY

INSTRUMENTS OF THE STUDY

VALIDATION OF INSTRUMENT

DATA GATHERING PROCEDURE

STATISTICAL TREATMENT

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LIST OF TABLES

TABLE NO.

1. The students have been indifferent behavior.

2. How often did they encounter someone is being misbehaving.

3. Where did misbehaving usually happen.

4. What form of misbehaving that have the students encountered

5. The utmost effect of misbehaving to the others

6. The students agreement in misbehaving is an alarming issue in society

7. The students should try to stop someone misbehaving.

8. The teacher preventing misbehaving in school

9. The guidance counselor awareness about the students behavior

10. The incident of misbehaving can effect the reputation of the school .

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CHAPTER 4

PRESENTATION ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA

CHAPTER 5

Summary of findings, conclusion,and recommendation

Summary of findings

Conclusion

Recommendation

Bibliography

Appendices

Curriculum Vitae

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ABSTRACT

This study conducted by the researcher to identify the benefits of the

implemented

Perception of misbehaving of the student,to determine the level of

awareness of the

Students about in their situation , and to know its significance to the students

of Asian Institute of Studies -Calamba

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Chapter I

THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND

Introduction

Students misbehavior is a serious matters involve such verbal insults.

Harassing severe is a thorny issue in everyday class discussion this spend

Great deal of time and energy, but obviously it still depends on the teachers

Effectiveness in teaching techniques if the teacher is worthy of the students

Misbehavior not only escalated time but also can have a big effect in lowering

The students academic status and increased delinquent behavior .to lessen

these immediate and gradual adverse effects of students misbehavior it is

very important to identify what are the exactly are these behaviors inside the

classroom. While classroom misbehavior is generally interpreted as improper

and disruptive way ,particularly as respect for authority ,conformity and

obedience are highly valued Context. However some students behavior would

be consider as problematic or unacceptable in classroom but not elsewhere.

Meanwhile in the Philippines this worst case scenario is natural and most of

the teachers here take it as a challenge to make the students relationship

strong ,but most of the teachers here keep this barrier so the students will still

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know who is superior ,because way back then Filipino students are so

rebellious and have no fear in making troubles so the teachers need to

conduct a disciplinary to action control the increasing numbers of students

who cause troubles, that is why teachers before are called terror so the

students misbehave ,in class. That time the students gave the teachers alias

and making fun of their teacher secretly .that is why most of the teachers

chose to resign .bur unlikely most of those teachers who really love teaching

still remains and never give up to teach, because they dedicated their life in

teaching .

But one more serious limitation of the research in student is that most of

the existing studies on school misbehavior were primarily base on teachers

perception and ratings :however ,it can be criticized by the teachers usually

have a dissimilar conception of the school misbehavior with their students

due to differences in social roles and values .but it still argues that it can be

partial or bias for the teacher but the students feelings must also be

concluded. A quantitative research was adopted in this study. this research

study can enrich our understanding problem it can give us a new perspective

in terms of the students’ behavior, this studies intention is to give each other

sides opinion. first the interviewer are not experts but students who have the

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actual experience of the scenario, second the respondents are asked by

their opinion and the researcher have not change opinion of the respondents .

this study can be helpful to the both teachers and students to understand

each other side. the primary goal of this study is to examine the classroom

behaviors among the students ,moreover nothing that the findings would have

profound the importance of counseling and guidance work in the school

context.

Students misbehaviour such as disruptive taking chronic .avoidance of work

clowning interfering with teaching activities harassing classmates verbal

insults to teacher defiance and hostility ranging from infrequent in the

literature ,different terms have been used to describe problematic behaviors

of students for instance Stewart etal. referred student misconduct to

disciplinary violations in school for instance tardiness vandalism ,fighting

,stealing and drinking on campus .when there are explicit rules and violation

of these is apparently a misbehavior or misconduct or discipline problem.

”nevertheless a particular behavior is viewed as problematic may not

necessarily be rule breaking ,but inappropriate or disturbing in the classroom

setting for instance, daydreaming in class lesson disruption bullying and

rudeness to the teacher are named as “problem behaviors or disruptive

behavior these behavior referred to an activity that causes distress for teacher

interrupt the learning process and that leads teachers to make continual
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comments to the students or the myriad activities which disrupt and impede

the teaching learning process nothing that school misconduct is one of the

problem behavior syndrome the term “problem behavior “was used to refer to

all externalizing behavior that classroom order ,and irritate the process of

teaching in this study. However, the cultural relevance of these scales to

describe and measure disruptive behavior among primary and secondary

school students in Hung Kong Chinese classroom is a concern that should be

a dressed. For example go and Merritt scale by dropping disobedience and

adding six students behavior commonly reported by by local teachers in

Chinese school settings. These included verbal abuse ,forget faithfulness ,

non attentiveness ,gambling reading other materials ,and doing other things

,however as these descriptor of students disruptive behaviors were formed

almost a decade ago, their validity and applicability to Chinese classroom

nowadays may be questioned some students behavior that have not be

mentioned in the previous studies ,such as daydreaming sleeping ,looking out

of window playing with personal stuff in private,bullying disrespecting ,talking

back ,arguing of independent initiative were found by a recent study in

exploring Chinese teacher perceptions of students class emotional

disturbance of over-activity and withdrawal were Chinese elementary school

teachers.

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STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

1. What are the indifferent attitudes that you can see in the students of Castor

ALVIAR National High school?

2. What are the life experiences of those students before misbehaving?

3. How do you describe the life experiences of students who misbehave in

class?

4. What are the reasons why the students of CASTOR ALVIAR NATIONAL

HIGHSCHOOL misbehave inside the classroom?

5. What are the possible solution or action that the research can give to the

students who misbehave inside the classroom?

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RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS:

1. Talking with classmates during lecture.

2. Watching movies or playing games on a laptop computer during lecture .

3. Reading or studying non-related class material during lecture .

4. Leaving class early .

5. Leaving cell phone on during lectures or examination .

THEORETICAL AND CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

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Cultural or generational issues can also play a role. The culture of the US

classroom is not homogeneous ,and expectations for classroom conduct can

vary greatly, but they are all informed by the same basic academic values

.students from other cultures who don’t share the same values might not

understand implicit expectation for classroom behaviors. More on cross-

cultural issues.

Furthermore, the millennial generation brings to college a whole new set of

values, sometimes quite at odds with the values of previous generations,

which can create some friction .

FUNDAMENTALS OF DREISER SOCIAL DISCIPLINE MODEL

Dreiser Social Discipline model is based on the four basic premises of Adler

social

1. Human are social beings and their basic motivation is to belong

2. All behavior has a purpose

3. Humans are decision -making organisms

4. Humans only perceive reality and this perception any be mistaken or

biased

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Essentially , every action of the child is grounded in the idea that he is

seeking his place in the group .A well-adjusted child will conform to the

requirements of the group by making valuable contributions .A child ,who

misbehaves ,on the other hand ,will defy the needs of the group situation in

order to maintain social status. whichever of the aforementioned goals he

chooses to employ ,the child believes that this is the only way he can function

within the group dynamic successfully .Dreiser states that “his goal may

occasionally vary with the circumstance :he may act to attract attention at one

moment ,and assert his power or seek revenge at another :”(Dreiser

,2015,p.27),Regardless if the child is well -adjusted or is misbehaving :his

purpose will be social acceptance . using the given theories ,the researcher

comes up with this framework that provides the flow of the study

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LIFE -EXPERIENCES OF SELECTED GRADE 10 STUDENT OF CASTOR

ALVIAR NATIONAL HIGHSCHOOL WITH INDIFFERENT ATTITUDES

TOWARDS IN MISBEHAVING INSIDE THE CLASSROOM.

INPUT OUTPUT
PROCESS
THIRTHY(30) LIFE-
EXPERIENCES
SELECTED SURVEY SELECTED
GRADE10 GRADE1O
STUDENTS QUESTIONAIRE STUDENTS
OF OF CASTOR
ALVIAR
CASTOR ALVIAR
NATIONAL
NATIONAL
HIGHSCHOOL
HIGHSCHOOL
WITH
YEAR 2018-2019
INDIFFERENT
WHO’S SAID TO
ATTITUDES
BE
MISBEHAVIOR TOWARDS IN
-OBSERVATION
MISBEHAVING
INSIDE THE
CLASROOM.
-EXPERIMENTAL

FEEDBACK

THIS STUDY PRESENTS THE PRESENTATION ANALYSIS INTERPRETATION


OF DATA AND FINDINGS ON THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL INQUIRY
REGARDING ON GRADE 10 JUNIOR HIGHSCHOOL STUDENTS MISBEHAVE
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SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

The essence of this study is to determine the types of the students indifferent

behavior in class ,as viewed by teachers and respondents .to determine the

cause of the indifferent behavior inside the classroom, and to discuss the

causes of and to give recommendation for the students behavior inside the

classroom.

To the school administrators-The administrators may gain from this study a

clearer insight on what kind of indifferent attitudes achieve better academic

performance .This can be done by orienting the students on the

consequences of their behavior both good and bad .on their grades This can

be made as one of the agenda to be discussed during the conduct of

students orientation or during a special forum for the students where people

that specializes in such subjects may be invited as resource speakers

To the teacher -if there are people inside the school that can best give an

accurate evaluation of the students academic behavior and academic

performance ,these are the teachers because they have direct supervission

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over them.this study aimed to open the minds of the teaches that both the

agreeable students must be given an equal chance to success.

to the Future Researcher -Finally ,the future researchers can also gain

insights from the the results of this study -they could use this a reference

material for a more comprehensive study.

To the Guidance Councelor -the study would also provide assistance to the

schools guidance councelor in dealing with the students .particularly those

with behavior problems .findings ,can be used as basis and guide in the

counseling process.

to the students -This results of the study would provide the students with

valuable information that could be used as basis for improving their own

learning skills and attitudes .findings of the study may be able to give the

students acleares understanding on why they conduct themeselves in a

particular manner when dealing with teacher ,schools tasks ,thus ,enabling

them to understand and better resolve the behavioral problems he/she may

have such understanding may foster positive results interms of academic

performance.

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SCOPE AND DELIMITATION

This investigation was conducted to determine the life experiences of the

students ,the aspects that looking was the type of life experiences inside the

classroom and what are the possible causes that triggers such indifferent

behavior .this study is all about the kinds /types of students behavior that is

happening inside the classroom and what is the cause of this indifferent

behavior inside the classroom ,and what are the effects of these misbehavior

in their academic status and in the teachers perspective .Although same

unique findings observe in this study ,they are still limitations involve like ;only

30 students were interview .third this also cam be bias to the teachers due to

their teaching techniques ;moreover the researcher knows his limitation in

asking questions to the respondents .

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DEFINITION OF TERMS

The definition and words that used are either conceptual and same are

operational that came from the internet and same are laymen s term .

ALIAS –Given name to the teacher by the students to make fun of them .

BEHAVIOR-in the classroom can negatively affect the classroom environment

as well as the educational experience for students enrolled in the course .

TERROR- an alias given to the teacher by the students if the teacher is scary

and strict.

CHEATING-especially the exam ,test or other activities.

BULLYING-most common attitudes of the students

MISBEHAVING-lack of uninterested ,especially the children spoiled.

VERBAL INSULT-no sense personality of one students .

HARASSING-the manner of person have a bad attitudes

DISRUPTIVE MANNER-the person have a silent mode but having bad

feelings .

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT-Ability of students to successful in learne


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CHAPTER 2

REVIEW OF RELATED OF STUDY AND LITERATURE

This chapter discusses the related literature and studies which could shed

light on the problem presented this study.

(Rachel c.f.Sun and Daniel t.l.Shrek)a list of 17 students problem behaviors

was reported by the teachers, including doing something in private talking out

of fun,verbal aggression ,dis respecting teachers, no attentiveness/day

dreaming /idleness,sleeping ,out of seat ,habitual failure in submitting

assignments ,physical aggression ,copying homework ,nonverbal

communication ,clowning,playing,lateness to classes, eating /drinking ,have

not yet prepared textbook well ,and passive engagement in class,among

them.the most common and disruptive conversation .the next one was no

attentiveness/day dreaming /idleness.The most unacceptable problem

behavior was disrespecting teachers in terms of disobedience and

rudeness.followed by talking out of turn ,and verbal aggression .teachers

would consider these behaviors as intolerable when they disrupt teaching

,affect students learning adversely,or suggest the fact that students do not

have proper values and attitudes .these findings indicate that teachers are

concerned about classroom learning and students development ,and

discipline in the classroom etc.

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To frequent ,mild to serve is a thorny issue in everyday classroom teachers

usually reported that these disturbing behavior in the classroom ,obviously

students misbehavior age the classroom are intolerable and stress -provoking

,and they had to spend a great deal of time and energy to manage the

classroom .obviously student misbehavior retard the smoothness and

effective of teaching and also impede the learning of the students and his/her

classmates more over research findings have shown that school misbehavior

not only escalated with time but also lowered academic achievement and

increase delinquent behaviour to lessen these immediate and gradual

adverse effects of students misbehavior it is of primary importance to identity

what exactly are these behaviors inside the classroom. In the literature

,different terms have been used to describe problematic behaviors of students

for instance Stewart eta,referred students misconduct to disciplinary violation

in school for instance trendiness vandalism ,fighting ,stealing and drinking on

campus ,when there are explicit rules and violation of these is apparently a

misbehavior or misconduct or discipline problem,’ nevertheless a particular

behavior is viewed as problematic may not necessarily be rule breaking ,but

inappropriate or disturbing in the classroom setting for instance ,daydreaming

in class lesson disruption bullying and rudeness to the teacher are named as

“problem behavior or disruptive behavior these behavior referred to an activity


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that causes distress for teacher interrupt the learning process and that leads

teacher to make continual comments to the students or the myriad activities

which disrupt and impede the teaching the teaching ,learning process nothing

that school misconduct is one of the problem behavior syndrome the term

‘problem behavior ‘was used to refer to all externalizing behavior that the

classroom order,and irritate the process of teaching and learning in this

study.misbehaving several scaleless have been developed to measure

teacher’s perceptions of classroom problem behaviors for instance in the

united kingdom ,holdall and merriment used the items including eating

nonverbal noise ,disobedience talking out of turn idleness/slowness ,punctual

,hindering others ,physical aggression untidiness and out of seat to measure

behavior problems among primary school students ,hung ton ,also used

these behaviors problem with verbal abuse because they found that teachers

did not perceived eating as a problem behavior among secondary school

students whereas verbal abuse was a more relevant behavior problem.

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FOREIGN LITERATURE:

Antecol Erin ,and Berlioz (2015) looks specifically into the effect on students

math scores from having a female versus male math teacher the authors were

motivated by the educational psychology literature which half previously cited

that there were potential drawbacks to having female teachers in Stem fields.

YOUNG (2013) -conducted a meth s analysis regarding teacher

characteristics and they found that there is some modest relationship between

the rating of a teachers under graduate institution and the performance of the

ire students when looking at both the gourmand and Barron ratings .

DARLING HAMMMOND (2015) -argues that teacher need to understand how

children learn and how to make material accessible for different students .

CHOXBY(2013)- Unfortunately ,there are substantial obstacles that stand in

the way of conclusive relationship a lack of randomization and the prevalence

of selection bia s is perhaps one of the most frustrating and persistent issues

that inhabits a researcher ability to draw conclusion on peer effects.

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BOTH HOXBY And SUCERDOTE(2012) find modest positive relationship

between peer performance and own student s performance ,hobby ‘s result

have interesting implications on race dynamic the idiosyncrasy reading

achievements of Asian students is positively and significantly correlated with

the reading achievements of black ,Hispanics,and white student.

LOCAL LITERATURE:

OZDEMIR (2012) studied ”high school students Attitudes towards

geography courses”

The purpose of the study is to put forth high school students attitudes

attitudes towards geography lesson .the research group of the study is

comprised of 200 students attending to high school students in Kara in 2012-

2013 educational years .As means of data collection “Geography attitude

scale ”developed by (2013)was used in this research in the frame of survey

model as the result at the study gathered data were analyzed by SDSS

15statistical programme in-terms of frequency, percentage ,arithmetic mean

test and one way variance analysis (ANOVA.) .when generally attitudes

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towards geography lesson it clear that 83.5% of the students attitudes

towards geography courses having no meaningful

with their gender and class level variants.

HOWELL (2013) studied “introducing Cooperative learning into a Dynamics

lecture class”

Numerous references have suggested that cooperative learning can

significantly increase students understanding ,yet ,structuring a lecture class

to be given over totally to cooperative learning groups is overwhelming to

most instructors and many remain unconvinced of its values. In this

department a limited experiment has served to introduce cooperative problem

solving exercises “lecture” classes become more active learning

environments.

HSIUNG(2013) Studied ‘the effectiveness of cooperative learning” this study

compares the learning effectiveness of cooperative and individualistic learning

the proposed approach carefully monitors the learning method and the time

on task both in reg u

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Larry time teaching classes and out-of-class studies .A series of experiments

was performed in which 42 mechanical engine ring students were randomly

assigned to individualistic or cooperatively ,and were then formed into

heterogeneous groups comprising three team members ,the students

attendance both regular classes and out of hours homework sessions the

experimental results showed that given a sufficient period of time for the

cooperative learning condition performed substantially better in both the home

work and uni r test than those in the individualistic learning condition ,since

the time on task was carefully monitored the academic performance of the

student in the cooperative learning condition suggest that cooperative learning

as more effective than individual.

Similar studies in the Philippians made by Damion (2012) on attitudes of

students teachers and parents toward English and Filipino as media of

instruction provided an interesting comparison ,students and teachers prefer

the use of English as the medium of instruction with the teacher finding

English as a more comfortable language for explaining ideas and concept

teachers notes that English is an intellectualize language and a valuable tool

to sourse information technology however the parents preferred Filipino

because “it is language that they understand and through which they

themselves are better understood .in sum research regarding language to be

uses as the helium of instruction it would benefit the teacher and the policy
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makers to identify the attitudes of teachers towards the language they use in

their fields of specialized.

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LOCAL STUDIES

ANTECOL EREN , AND OZBEKLIK (2013) Consider how different of

students are affected by their peers ,actually finding evidence for adverse

peer effects that contradicts the literature .

HOEKSTRA (2012) offers one solution to troubled pilots an experimental

truancy interview on the problem that identities a lack of students engagement

as the main cause of truancy .

INGUL, KLOCKNER,SILVERMAN AND NORDAHL(2012) found that school

absenteeism associated with internalizing and externalizing behaviour family

,work and health ,and school environment.

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FOREIGN STUDIES

STEINBERG, LAURENCE (2013) Adolescence is a period characterized in

adolescence ,by experimentation ,and adolescents typically spend a lot of

time with peers a in social context .

CURTIS J.E.TERPERMAN L..AND ALBANESE (.2015)-From term to term

,you cant predict the specific behavior issue you need to address ,in class in

some courses ,you may experience few disruptions or problems in fact ,you

may wish for more activity in class , which case you want to seek and draw

students into participation and discussion .

TAMI STRANG(2014) however according to church ward children are able to

know expectations of teacher on how they behave in classroom through rules

that describe behaviors expected.

PONNELL,DUNLAP&FOX(2015)furthermore ,according to Powell Dunlap

misbehave of children can be decreased when children are fully involved in

activities therefore to encourage children to engage in activities variety of

activities that are fun.creative and set based on children level of development

interest and needs should be provided .

KOWALSKI(2013) behavior are on they the rise nationally not only in the

classroom but in society at large”They re lot of problems about students

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behavior because they’ve have many possible causes that may results to a

disruptive manner .several scales have been developed to measure

teachers perceptions of classroom problem behaviors for instance in the

united kingdom ,holdall and merriment used the items including eating

nonverbal noise ,disobedience talking out of turn idleness/slowness,punctual

,hindering others ,physical aggression untidiness

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SYNTHESIS OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

Several studies have shown that peer groups are powerful agents of risk

behaviors in adolescence ,Stein berg ,Laurence (2013) Adolescence is a

period characterized by experimentation, and adolescents typically spend a

lot of time with their peers in social contexts.Teenagers compel each other to

go along with certain beliefs of behaviors ,and studies have shown that boys

are more likely to give in to it than girls .there has been much research done

to gain a better understanding about the effects of peer groups pressure ,and

this research will allow parents to handle and understand their children

behaviors and obstacles they will face due to their peer groups .Learning how

peer pressure impacts individuals is a step to minimizing the negative effects

it leads to.

Peer groups (friends group )can help individual s form their peer negative

effects it leads to.

Peer groups (friends group) can help individuals form their own identity

.identity formation is a development process where a person acquires a sense

of self .one of the major factors that influence the formation of a persons

identity is his or her peers .studies have showed peers provide normative

regulation ,and they provide a staging ground for the practice of social

behaviors .this allows individuals to experiment with roles and discover their

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identities .the identity formation process is an important role in an individuals

development ,Erik Erickson emphasized the importance of identity formation

,and he illustrated the steps one takes in developing his or her sense of self

.He believed this process occurs throughout ones entire life Curtis

,J.E.,Tipper man ,L,.&Albania,P.(2015).

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CHAPTER 3

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

As it is indicated in the title ,this presents the research methodology of the

dissertation. This chapter contains the research locale,respondents of the

study ,instrument of the study ,data-gathering procedure , data analysis and

interpretation and ethical considerations .

RESEARCH DESIGN

This study made use of quantitative design with structural interview as the

main data -gathering tool .The respondents were Grade 10 students who

were misbehavior inside the classroom was positively selected from the

students of Castor ALVIAR National High school year 2018-2019.

RESEARCH LOCALE

The study was conducted at CASTOR ALVIAR NATIONAL HIGHSCHOOL

since the participants are students of the school that mentioned.

RESPONDENTS OF THE STUDY

The respondents of the study were thirty (30) Grade 10 students of CASTOR

ALVIAR NATIONAL HIGHSCHOOL school year 2018-2019 who said to be

misbehavior.

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RESEARCH INSTRUMENTS

An interview guide was used as data gathering tool.This focused on students

experiences about their behavior inside the classroom.

DATA GATHERING PROCEDURE

To gather data about the phenomenon under investigation , a letter of request

was addressed to the respondents informing them of the nature of the

research .the topic to be discussed and the extent of their participation. After

seeking their permission ,an appointment was scheduled for a interviewed in

location of their own choice and lasted for at least 30minutes to one hour all

respondents.

The interview survey questionnaire was conducted in English language and

they were given the chance to answer the question in English that they are

more comfortable to ensure the richness of data.this is to find out the different

challenge encountered by the students.

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STATISTICAL TREATMENT

In the conduct of the study, the researcher asked the cons of the junior high

school students who were willing to be interviewed by the researcher .they

were asked to fill out the consent form for this purpose .All their responses

have been recorded and transcribed ,Their identities were also considered

confidential and they were assured of confidentiality .Likewise .all the

references in this study were properly cited.

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ANALYSIS OF DATA

The Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) was used to

examine the gathered data. The following were the step-by-step procedures

that have been done.

First, the researcher transcribed, read and carefully analyzed the whole

transcript repeatedly until all observations and reflections about the co-

research experiences were noted.

Second, the researcher outlined initial notes and emerging themes from

the original transcription.

Third, the emerging themes were examined and gathered according to

conceptual similarities to produce a structures that was helpful that was

helpful emphasizing the emerging topics/ideas in the study.

Fourth, the summary table of themes was provided based on the repetitive

process in which different stages of analysis process where the perception of

the participants was preserved.

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STATISTICAL TREATMENT

The study was tread using Frequency and percentage to facilitate the

analysis of the gathering data.

Frequency was used for distribution of the respondents

Percentage was used for demographic profile and to compare things

and also in

Formula

P-f/n x 100

Where:

P=percentage

F=frequency

N=the total number of respondents

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CHAPTER IV

PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA

Interpretation of data

This chapter presents the findings and interpretation of the data gathered

regarding the primary factor to improve the students behavior problem.

1. Have you ever been sent to the Guidance office, because you have a

case?

FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

YES 30 1OO%

NO 0 0

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TOTAL 30 100%

Table 1

Table 1 shows that 30 or 100% of the respondents answered YES. they have

been sent to the guidance office because they have a case with different

reasons.

2. How many times you have been sent to the Guidance office?

FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

TWICE 3 10%

THRICE 5 16.67%

MORE THAN FIVE 1 3.33%

EVERY OTHER DAY 21 70%

TOTAL 30 100%

Table 2

Table 2 shows that 3 or 10% of the respondents answered twice. And 5 or

16.67% answered thrice. And also only 1 or 3.33% of students answered

more than five as the reasons of whole year record in the guidance office

since grade 7 to 10 .Majority of the respondents answered every other day 21

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or 70%. May be due to their daily experience when sent the guidance office

in the different cases

3. Does the Guidance Counsellor give necessary disciplinary action to

the students to avoid misbehaving in class?

FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

YES 30 100%

NO 0 0%

TOTAL 30 100%

Table 3

Table 3 shows that 30 or 100% of the respondents answered YES .Does the

Guidance gives necessary disciplinary action to the students to avoid

misbehaving in class.
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4. Does the teacher gives an incentives to the students in academic

performace being solution for the behavior problems of the students?

FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

YES 30 1OO%

NO 0 0

TOTAL 30 100%

Table 4

Table 4 shows that 30 or 100% of the respondents answered YES. The

teacher gives an incentives to the students in academic performance being

solution for the behavior problems of the students, because the students

participate if should have happiness itself.

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5.Why do you think students misbehaved in class?

FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

A. Because they do 0 0%

not the teachers?

B.Because they were 2 6.67%

bullied

C.Because of the 28 93.33%

classroom

Environment

TOTAL 30 100%

Table 5

Table 5 shows that 2 or 6.67% of the respondents Answered B .this students

had an own think the reasons students misbehave in class .because they

were bullied 28 or 93.33% answered C. Because of the classroom

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environment is leading maybe because the experience of those students

inside the classroom.

6.What do you do when you misbehave inside the classroom?

FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

A. Bullying your 0 0%

Classmates

B. Over reacting 20 66.67%

/making fun

C. Talking out 10 33.33%

Loud

D. Hurting your 0 0%

Classmates

TOTAL 30 100%

Table 6

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Table 6 shows that 20 or 66.67% of the respondents answered B. Most of the

respondents Are misbehaving inside the classroom because of acting and

making fun in the different doing something 10 or 33.33% answered C. may

be the reason of lacking an attention of teachers the students have time to

talking classmates shouting something.

7.What do you think is the effect of misbehaving in class to your

academic performance?

FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

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A. Failing 6 20%

Grades

B. Can lead 24 80%

To dropout

C. No 0

Improvement

TOTAL 30 100%

Table 7

Table 7 shows that 6 OR 20% of the respondents answered A. think the

effect of misbehaving in class, 24 or 80% answered B. There is a sight

difference on results ,but relating it to table 5.may be students can know if will

you have misbehave in class is big effect on your personality .maybe the

students need to improved or change some behaviors in different aspects.

8.What should the students do to avoid being misbehave inside the

classroom?

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FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

A.Focus on 4 13.33%

Study

B.Keep touching with 0 0%

Classmates

C.Serve the 26 86.67%

God

TOTAL 30 100%

Table 8

Table 8 shows that 4 or 13.33% of the respondents answered A. the

students should prioritize focus on study that would avoid being misbehave

inside the classroom,26 or 86.67% answered C.most of the respondents

agreed that serving the God is the most powerful solution the behavior

problem in class.

9. Do you recommend bible study ones in a week in your

school/Campus?

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FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

A. To help students 13 43.33%

become

Familiar with good

traits and avoid

misconduct

B. It help the 8 26.67%

community

Became unite as the

bible influence the

students

C. To conserve the 9 30%

tradition

And religious faith of

the students

TOTAL 30 100%

Table 9

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Table 9 shows that 13 or 43.33% of the respondents answered A.To help

students become Familiar with good traits and avoid misconduct.8 or 26.67%

answered B.9or 30% answered C.to conserve the tradition and religious faith

of the students.the leading recommendation of the respondents is A.maybe

because students know the possible problem of being misbehaving.

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10.What can you recommend to the students to avoid misbehaving in class?

FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

Think the 4 13.33%

negative Effects

to your personality

Be aware that it can 26 86.67%

affect your academic

performance

Think what your 0 0%

parents

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Does to

TOTAL 30 100%

Table 10

Table 4 Shows that 4 or 13.33% of the respondents answered A. The

students recommended to avoid misbehaving in class is think this affect the

personality of every students .26 or 86.67% answered B. Be aware that it can

affect academic performance is the leading recommendation of the

respondents maybe because they have noticed today were still the same

yesterday .

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CHAPTER V

SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

This chapter shows summary of the whole research work conducted.

Conclusions and recommendations where presented as an Overview of the

study.

Summary of Findings

1. What are the indifferent attitudes that you can see in the students of

Castor Alviar National High school?

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Based on the Findings of the researcher ,the students behaviour, is the

problem of the school in observation influence of others is the effect of the

students satisfaction .Among the following ,teachers attention or teaching

methods is to primary factors satisfies an students behavior.

2. What are the life experiences of those students before misbehaving?

The findings shows that most of the students have a good background in

academic performance and also the attitude problem in the former school

according the guidance counselor ,before the students misbehave in class

and sent the guidance office

3. How do you describe the life experiences of students who misbehave

in class?

It was found out that the students life experiences .most of the students who

misbehave in class is having a problem in family and lack of attention of

parents all people have an indifferent behavior it depends how to manage

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,but because of the problem encountered in everyday life the students do it

something .

4. What are the reasons why the students of CASTOR ALVIAR

NATIONAL HIGHSCHOOL misbehave inside the classroom?

The findings shows that because the reasons are they feel bored, they were

bullied, they have personal problem and influenced of the other students. At

the time ofl the students make some noise, doing unnecessary act the reason

why most of students of castor ALVIAR National High School misbehave

inside the classroom and because they do not participate in different activities.

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5. What are the possible solutions or action that the researcher can give

to the students who misbehave inside the classroom?

The findings showed the possible solution the students misbehaving is to

guide by their parents experiences about the past and tell the children the

result of them, and also the researcher gives an action to avoid misbehave or

maintain the good attitude ,is sharing that happened in the former school

.what is the knowledge can get if you have misbehave.

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Conclusions

The following conclusions were presented based on the findings.

1. The researcher conclude that the factors provoking the students to

misbehave in class are their peers /classmates.

2. The researcher conclude that the ways to prevent misbehaving in

class is the guidance of their parents and teacher.

3. The researcher conclude that the reasons of students do misbehave

in class is their peers/ influencing thier classmates are lead them to

over reacting and making fun rather to focus of the study.

4. The researcher conclude that it can affect the academic perpormance

and think the negative effects to your personality by not listening in

class regularly.

5. The researcher conclude that the students are aware to the

consiquences when it comes to their grades.and think what your

parents does to.

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Recommendation

The following recommendations were presented based on the

conclusion above

1. The researcher Recommend them to make them busy on their study

because that would Avoid being misbehave inside the classroom.

2. The researcher Recommend them to join in organization to avoid

other doing of the wrong Things.

3. The Researcher Highly Recommend the Following Bible study it help

the community Became unite as the Bible influence the students.

4. The Researcher recommend that Talk to the parents to help students

become Familiar with good traits and avoid misconduct.

5. The Researcher Recommend them to focus on their Academic

performance for the good result of their grades.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

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https://www.cmu .edu /teaching /designteach/teach /problems

students.html

https://www.google

.tt/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=3&cad=rja&uact=8&ved_oahU

KEwjq55-Br9rVAhwJ8CYHVZ

HAHQQFggsMAI&url=https%3A%2f%2Fwww.reminolestate-edu%2fstudents

conduct %2f students -behavior-

guidelines&usg=AFQjCNFjrFtmsCPKSRegularHQZPWcRIpMeg.

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APPENDICES

Survey questionnaire

NAME:________________________________________________________

______

SURENAME GIVEN NAME M.I

AGE:

GENDER: MALE FEMALE

DATE:

STATUS: SINGLE IN A RELATIONSHIP

1) HAVE YOU EVER BEEN SEND TO THE GUIDANCE OFFICE

BECAUSE YOU HAVE A CASE?

YES___ NO____

2) HOW MANY TIMES YOU HAVE BEEN SEND TO THE SINGLE

GUIDANCE OFFICE

_____TWICE ____MORE THAN 5

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_____THRICE ____EVERY OTHER DAY

3) DOES THE GUIDANCE COUNCILOR GIVES NECESSARY

DISCIPLINARY ACTION TO STUDENTS WHO

MISBEHAVE IN CLASS?

YES___ NO___

4) WHAT CAN YOU RECOMMEND TO STUDENTS

TO AVOID MISBEHAVING IN CLASS?

___THINK THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS YOUR PERSONALIT

___THINK WHAT YOUR PARENTS DOES TO

___BE AWARE THAT CAN EFFECT YOUR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE.

5) WHY DO YOU THINK STUDENTS MISBEHAVE IN CLASS?

___BECAUSE THEYDO NOT LIKE THE TEACHER

___BECAUSE THEY WERE BULLIED

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6) WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN YOU MISBEHAVE INSIDE

THE CLASSROOM?

___BULLYING YOUR CLASSMATES

___TALKING OUT LOUD

___OVER -ACTING MAKING FUN

___HURTING YOUR CLASSMATES

7) WHAT DO YOU THINK IS THE EFFECT OF MISBEHAVING IN CLASS

TO YOUR

ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE

___FALLING GRADES

___CAN LEAD TO DROPOUT

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___HAVE NO IMPROVEMENT

8) WHAT SHOULD THE STUDENTS DO TO

AVOID BEING MISBEHAVE INSIDE THE CLASSROOM?

___FOCUS ON STUDY

___SERVE THE GOD

___KEEP IN TOUCH WITH CLASSMATES

OTHERS_____

9 )DO YOU RECOMMEND BIBLE STUDY ONCE IN A

WEEK IN YOUR SCHOOL CAMPUS?

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WITH GOOD TRAITS AND AVOID MISCONDUCT.

__IT HELP THE COMMUNITY BECAME UNITE

AS THE BIBLE INFLUENCE THE STUDENTS .

__TO CONSERVE THE TRADITION AND RELIGIOUS FAITH OF THE

STUDENTS

10 ) DOES THE TEACHER GIVES AN INSENTIVES TO STUDENTS IN

ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE BEING SOLUTION THE BEHAVIOR

PROBLEM

OF THE STUDENTS

YES___ NO____

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ANGELITO Y.BENITEZ

PORUK 3 ,Brgy. Masili Calamba City

09206047264

angelitobenitez8@gmail.coM

______________________________________________________________

Objective

Willing to give my full effort and my best to serve your company.

Personal Information:

Status : Single

Age : 20 year’s Old

Citezenship : Filipino

Sex : Male

Height : 5’4”

Weight : 60 k’g

Date of Birth : Febryary 20,1998

Place of Birth : SANJOSE DELMONTE BULACAN

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Educational Attainment

June 2017- Present Asian Institute of Computer Studies

Calamba City of Laguna

June 2014-2017 Castor Alviar National High School

Calamba City of Laguna

June 2004 – 2010 Celera-Inicencio-Central School

Placer.Masbate city

Skills

Responsible all task assign

Microsoft Word and Office literate

Office equipment Knowledgiable

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WORK EXPERIENCE:

May 15 2016 to December 31 2017

kowloon house jr.-crewman.

Brgy 1,crossing Calamba city

Jollibee Food Corp.

January 28 to october16, 2018

Service crew

Brgy.1 crossing Calamba City

Campaign Representative

April-May 2016

Calamba City Laguna

Character References

Ms .Rea B. Mendoza

AICS - Admin Calamba Branch

Administrator / Principal

(049) 502-8288

Ms. Rachelle Lucas

AICS – G.C. Calamba Branch

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Guidance Counselor

AICS Calamba

(049) 502-8288

Jacqueline . Ramos

AICS-Calamba Branch

Faculty Head

0947-631-1020

I hereby by certify that the above written information is true and correct from
the best of my knowledge and beliefs.

_______________________

ANGELITO BENITEZ

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