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CHAPTER II
RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES
The literature review discusses the relevant research that is useful to the
objective of this research study.
Related Literature
Local Literature
Aquino(2009). Students’ beliefs about themselves as learners and the
nature of learning have a marked influence on motivation. Motivational and
emotional factors also influence both the quality of thinking and
information processing as well as individual’s motivation to learn. Thus,
acquisition of complex knowledge and skills requires extended learner effort
and guided practice. Without learners’ motivation to learn, the willingness
to exert this effort is unlikely without coercion. Motivation to learn, in turn, is
influenced by the individual's emotional states, beliefs, interests and goals, and habits
of thinking
Belino (2015) has revealed in his study interactive instruction which relies
heavily on discussion and sharing among participants. He suggested that discussion
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and sharing provide learners with opportunities to “react to the ideas, experience,
insights, and knowledge of the teacher or of peer learners and to generate alternative
way of thinking and feeling”. Students can learn from peers and teachers to develop
social skills and abilities, to organize their thoughts, and to develop rational
arguments.
De Dios (2012) surmised in his study that discovery method supported an
active engagement of the learner in the learning process, while students are
participating, they are paying more attention. Discovery is a process learner goes
through, and through this engagement, a learner acquires knowledge and better
understanding of oneself and one's world. It is with an emphasis on the pupil that one
sees the relevance of one's
Manila Bulletin (2011) stressed that the point of having good study habits is
to be effective and efficient. Effective retaining , understanding, and having a good
grasp of the subject matter. Efficiency: maximizing the time you study in order to
spend as little of it as possible. Having good study habits helps greatly in achieving
one’s goal.
Mener (2014) a report is an informational work made with the specific
intention of relaying information or recounting certain events in a widely presentable
form. Reports are often conveyed in writing, speech, television, or film. Reports fill a
vast array of critical needs for many of society’s important organizations. Reports are
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used for keeping track of information, which may be used to make decisions. Written
reports are documents which present focused, salient content, generally to a specific
audience. Reports are used in government, business, education, science, and other
fields, are often to display the result of an experiment, investigation, or inquiry.
Foreign Literature
Brady (2013) It is important for teachers to understand the students’ learning
styles and also for students to understand their own learning styles. By understanding
different learning styles, teachers may gain insights into ways of making academic
information more accessible to diverse groups of learners and an increased awareness
of individual learning styles can help educators impart new information in a
memorable way. Likewise, if students are aware of their preferred learning styles
they will be able to recognize their strengths and weaknesses, by doing these, they
can develop strategies for effective learning. Though teaching is a useful means of
transmitting and sharing knowledge, it does not however always result in learning;
this can be seen clearly in the painful disparity between what we think we have
effectively taught and what students indicate they have learned on the examination
papers. It is expected that instructions developed with an awareness of different
learning styles may help improve the information assimilation and learning
experiences of the students.
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Tay (2013) Learning strategies are the total effort that the students need to
process, understand and adopt the information introduced in learning-teaching
processes or in their individual preparation
Kadafar (2013) Learning strategies can be described as the whole of the
performed activities of learner to give meaning to information in cognitive and
affective processes. As it is understood from definitions, learning strategies include
more than one activity.
Caliskan & Sunbul (2011) Student should have knowledge of learning
strategy to be able to implement skills. Students should learn firstly attention,
storage in short term memory, coding, restoration and affective strategies from
learning strategies
Local Studies
Alcantara (2014), the levels of student’s study habits were factored according
to; concentration, time management, note taking, test preparation, and reading. It
was concluded that the students have poor time management skills and
reading/comprehension skills. Almost half of the respondents take down notes and
summarizes lessons most often and prepares well before major examinations.
Institute of Education ,Tarlac College of Agriculture (2011) Studies revealed
that when teachers develop and expand their instructional methods and techniques
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according to the individual learning styles of their students, there is marked
improvement in their performance and achievement and a drop in the number of
disciplinary problems.
Marquez (2009) also pointed out that a student who is successful in his
desired career has good study habits in line with his, she stated that students should
apply this habits to all of their classes. She also suggested that students should not try
to study all the subjects in a single period. However, every student has his own study
habits depending on his preferences with regards to duration of time devoted in
studying. What placed or environment would be the best venue the study, the study
skills and techniques will the student utilize during his study and more. It will depend
upon the person if he is voluntarily interested in study or be prompted by the
distraction of social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter , Instagram, etc.
Which all of those can be easily accessed through their phones and majority of the
students possesses a smartphone as what they’ve called it. Studying is the key to
excel in one’s academic performance ,because it not only prepares a student to
excel in class but rain forces the lessons that already been taught.
Salandanan (2008) recommended that the most important goal of education is
to teach the students how to learn on their own, it is vital that students acquire the
skills of how to learn so that these skills will enable them to learn life outside the
school.
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Foreign Studies
Dong (2014) emphasizes that study skills facilitating learning are related to
the cognitive levels in Bloom’s taxonomy. Since each level in the taxonomy requires
different skills, learning strategies to be taught at each level should be determined
accordingly. Dong expresses the need to teach study skills, how to teach them and
which learning techniques should be taught at each level.
Kennedy et. al. (2012). Active learning strategies ensure different learning
strategies which were addressed for academic achievement and the attainment of
Student Learning Objectives. An SLO according to this study refers to a statement of
what a learner is expected to know, understand and/or be able to demonstrate at the
end of a period of learning
Karedeniz et. al. (2008) points out that Motivated Strategies for Learning
Questionnaire (MSLQ) has been translated into different languages such as Greek,
German, Hebrew, Korean, Norwegian and Chinese. It has been used to measure the
motivation and learning strategies of students from various levels.
.Marcus Crede et. al (2008) at the University of Albany reveals that study
habit, skill, and attitude inventories and construct where found the rival standardized
tests and previous grades as predictors of academic performance, yielding substantial
incremental validity in predicting academic performance. They found that study skill
inventories and constructs are largely independent of both high school grades and
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scores on standardized admissions test but moderately related to various personality
constructs; these result where in consistent with previous theories. Study motivation
and study skills and exhibit the strongest relationship with both grade point average
and grades in individual classes.
Oche & Aminu (2010) A direct relationship exists between Social media
usage and the Academic Performance of students. However, the darker side within
technological evolution has resulted in dilemmas such as the setback of real values of
life especially among students who form the majority of users interacting through the
use of social networking sites. Online social networking sites focus on building and
reflecting social associations among people who share interests and activities. With
so many social networking sites displayed on the internet, students are tempted to
abandon their homework and reading times in preference for chatting online with
friends. Many students are now addicted to the online rave of the movement, with
Facebook, Twitter, etc. Today most youths and student possess Facebook accounts.
The reason most of that perform badly in school might not be far –fetched .While
many minds might be quick to blame the poor quality of teachers, they might have to
think even harder, if they have not heard of the Facebook frenzy.
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Tulbure (2012) confirmed that the alignment of teaching strategies has a
positive impact on the academic achievement of students and found significant
differences between the achievement scores obtained by categories of learners.
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