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Chapter 2

This chapter outlines the methodology of the study, including the research design, participants, instruments, data gathering procedures, and analysis approach. The study involved 29 beginning teachers from San Isidro South District, utilizing questionnaires to assess their teaching concerns, analyzed using means, standard deviations, and one-way ANOVA. The data was collected through a structured process and analyzed with SPSS software to identify significant differences based on demographics.

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Chapter 2

This chapter outlines the methodology of the study, including the research design, participants, instruments, data gathering procedures, and analysis approach. The study involved 29 beginning teachers from San Isidro South District, utilizing questionnaires to assess their teaching concerns, analyzed using means, standard deviations, and one-way ANOVA. The data was collected through a structured process and analyzed with SPSS software to identify significant differences based on demographics.

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CHAPTER 2

METHODOLOGY

This chapter presents the methodology of the study which includes the research

design, research participants, research instruments, data gathering procedure data

Analysis Approach and statistical treatment of the study.

Research Design

This study used means and standard deviations. Mean is t he average obtained by

dividing the sum of the data by the number of data in the set. In this study, it was used

to calculate, to know the teaching concerns of beginning teachers. Standard deviation is

the extent to which data differs from the mean. The standard deviation is used to

measure of how the data is clustered about the mean. One-way analyses of variance

(ANOVA) were also used. It is used to determine whether there are any statistically

significant differences between the means of two or more independent unrelated groups.

In this study, one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used to determine whether

there is a significant difference in the level of concern when analyzed by gender, civil

status, or months of service in teaching.

Research Participants

The participants of this study were the 29 beginning teachers from the school of

San Isidro South District in the Division of the City of Mati. There are 12 schools in San

Isidro South District; 2 High Schools and 10 Elementary Schools, 29 beginning teachers
answered the survey questionnaires. In high school, Manuel S. Nasser, Sr. National High

School has 4 beginning teachers and Bitaogan National High School has 4 beginning

teachers. In elementary school, La Union Elementary School had 2 beginning teachers,

Dela Peña Narisma Recaño Elementary School had 3 beginning teachers, Talisay

Elementary School had 6 beginning teachers, Cambalion Elementary School had 2

beginning teachers, Tirso A. Arguelles Elementary School has 1 beginning teacher,

Bitaogan Central Elementary School had 1 beginning teacher, Jose P. Laurel Elementary

School had 2 beginning teachers, Gregorio H. Del Pilar Elementary School had 1

beginning teacher, General Malvar Elementary School had 1 beginning teacher, and Jose

P. Burgos Elementary School had 2 beginning teachers.

Data Demographics

Shown in table 1 was the demographic profile of the study participants which

sought to answer the question what are the top concerns of the beginning teachers? What

are the least? These include the gender, civil status, area of learning taught and months of

services of the respondents. There were 29 respondents which comprised 3 (10.3%) male

students and 26 (89.7 %) female students. It comprised 16 (55.2 %) single and 13 (44.8

%) married beginning teachers. In terms of area of learning taught, All Subjects got the

highest percentage 16 (55.2%) followed by MSEP with 2 (6.2 %) and the rest got 1 (3.4

%). Moreover, in Months of service, 1 to 12 months got the highest percentage of 14

(48.3%) 13 to 24 months got 11 (37.9%) and 25 to 36 months 4 (13.8%) got the lowest

percentage. The highest percentage in terms of grade levels taught Kindergarten got the
highest percentage of 4 (13.8%) and grade 5 got 3 (10.3%).

Table 1. Demographic profile of the study participants


Characteristics N %
Gender Male 3 10.3%
Female 26 89.7%
Total 29 100.0%

Civil status Single 13 44.8%


Married 16 55.2%
Total 29 100%

Area of learning English 1 3.4%


taught English, Filipino, PE, & Soc Sci 1 3.4%
English, Science & Aral Pan 1 3.4%
Economics, & Aral Pan 1 3.4%
Science, Aral Pan & ESP 1 3.4%
English, Math & ESP 1 3.4%
All Subjects 16 55.2%
MAPEH & Kinder 1 3.4%
Filipino 1 3.4%
Aral Pan 1 3.4%
Filipino & Math 1 3.4%
Science & MAPEH 1 3.4%
MSEP 2 6.9%
Total 29 100.0%

Months of service 1 to 12 14 48.3%


13 to 24 11 37.9%
25 to 36 4 13.8%
Total 29 100.0%
Table 1. Demographic profile of the study participants (Continued)
Characteristics N %
Grade levels Preschool 2 6.9%
taught Grade 8,Grade 9 & Grade 10
2 6.9%
Senior High School 1 3.4%
Kindergarten 4 13.8%
Kindergarten, Grade 5& Grade 6 2 6.9%
Kindergarten & Grade 6 1 3.4%
Grade 1 2 6.9%
Grade 1& Grade 2 1 3.4%
Grade 3 &Grade 4 1 3.4%
Grade 4 2 6.9%
Grade 5 3 10.3%
Grade 5 & Grade 6 1 3.4%
Grade 6 2 6.9%
Grade 7 1 3.4%
Grade 7 & Grade 8 2 6.9%
Grade 7, Grade 9 & Grade 10 2 6.9%
Total 29 100.0%

Research Instrument

The researcher’s utilized questionnaires that were adapted from Both (2010) which

was originally developed by Frances Fuller in 1969 that was used to determine the

concerns of beginning teachers. The survey questionnaire contained 45 items, Likert

Scale was used in this questionnaire in which (1) means not concerned, (2) means a little

concerned, (3) means moderately concerned, (4) means very concerned and (5) means

totally preoccupied. Beginning teachers must encircle 1 if they are not concerned to the

situation, 2 if they are a little concerned, 3 if they are moderately concerned, 4 if they are
very concerned, and 5 if they are totally preoccupied.

Data Gathering Procedure

The researchers observed the following procedures in the gathering of data:

1. Asking permission to conduct the study. The researchers sent a letter to the Principal of

each school of San Isidro South District in the Division of the City of Mati for the

permission to conduct the study in the said schools.

2. Administration and retrieval of the questionnaires. With the approval of the request

letter, the researchers personally administered the questionnaires to the beginning

teachers of San Isidro South District in the Division of the City of Mati. The retrieval of

the questionnaires was made possible through the help of the participants, co-teachers,

and principals.

3. Collation and Tabulation of Data. The researchers gathered and tabulated the answer

of the respondents. The questionnaire for the Teachers Concerns checklist was tallied.

The data were analyzed and interpreted confidentially and accordingly through the aid of

the statistician.

Data Analysis Approach

The SPSS Version 23 software package was used for statistical analysis. The

vertical axis listed the number of respondents. The horizontal axis contained some details

like the age, gender, status, area of taught, length services, grade/level, and college they
graduated. To answer research question 1 what are the top concerns of the beginning

teachers? What are the least? The same way in answering also the least concerns of

beginning teachers which means and standard deviations were computed to know the

different concerns of beginning teachers. Finally, research question number 2, how do

beginning teachers differ in their level of concern when analyzed by gender, civil status,

or months of service in teaching?

Statistical Tool

Mean - is the average obtained by dividing the sum of the data by the number of

data in the set. In this study, it was used to calculate, to know the teaching concerns of

beginning teachers.

Standard deviations - is the extent to which data differs from the mean. The

standard deviation is used to measure of how the data is clustered about the mean.

One-Way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) - in this study, it is used to determine

whether there is a significant difference in the level of concern when analyzed by gender,

civil status, or months of service in teaching.

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