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Addressing Peer Pressure in 10-Lapulapu

This document discusses a research study on the issue of peer pressure among students in Class 10-Lapulapu. The study aims to examine how peer pressure influences behaviors and academic performance, and to propose strategies to mitigate its negative effects. The proposed innovation is a peer support program to educate peer mentors who can help their peers navigate peer pressure. The study will use descriptive research methods like observation and surveys to understand the issue and inform recommendations to address it through legal and policy frameworks.

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Addressing Peer Pressure in 10-Lapulapu

This document discusses a research study on the issue of peer pressure among students in Class 10-Lapulapu. The study aims to examine how peer pressure influences behaviors and academic performance, and to propose strategies to mitigate its negative effects. The proposed innovation is a peer support program to educate peer mentors who can help their peers navigate peer pressure. The study will use descriptive research methods like observation and surveys to understand the issue and inform recommendations to address it through legal and policy frameworks.

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I.

Title: Peer pressure is one of the most serious


issues in 10-Lapulapu

Prepared by:
Aladano, Angela Mae P.
Bale, Jamilla Mae B.
Membrot, Val S.

Problem:

Peer pressure has a positive and negative impact. And we are going to talk
about the negative impacts, especially in Lapu-Lapu. The negative impact of
peer influence on a student is that the student who was once a good student
changed because of the influence of her or his circle of friends into an
irresponsible student who didn't do her or his homework or other activities and
outputs given by her or his teachers.

II. CONTEXT AND RATIONALE

Peer pressure is a pervasive issue among adolescents in the Philippines, and


it is particularly concerning in class 10-Lapulapu. The pressure to conform to
social norms and expectations can lead to negative outcomes such as drug
and alcohol abuse, risky behaviors, and mental health problems such as
anxiety and depression. This research aims to examine the legal basis for
addressing peer pressure in the Philippines, specifically in the context of class
10-Lapulapu.

The Philippine Constitution recognizes the importance of protecting the rights


of children, including their right to education and their right to protection from
harmful practices. The Department of Education (DepEd) has also developed
policies and guidelines aimed at promoting a safe and healthy learning
environment for students. These policies include the Anti-Bullying Act of 2013,
which prohibits bullying in schools and provides for remedies for victims, and
the Child Protection Policy, which outlines the responsibilities of school
personnel in safeguarding the welfare of students.

This research will explore the extent to which these legal provisions are
effective in addressing peer pressure in class 10-Lapulapu. It will also
examine the role of teachers, parents, and other stakeholders in preventing
and addressing peer pressure among students. Furthermore, this research
will provide recommendations for improving legal and policy frameworks
related to peer pressure in the Philippines, with a focus on class 10-Lapulapu.
Overall, this research will contribute to a better understanding of the legal and
policy landscape surrounding peer pressure in the Philippines and provide
insights into effective strategies for addressing this serious issue.

III. RESEARCH QUESTIONS

1. How does peer pressure influence decision-making and behavior?


2. How does it impact their academic performance?
3. How can the negative effects of peer pressure be mitigated or reduced?

IV. PROPOSED INNOVATION, INTERVENTION, AND STRATEGY

The implementation of a peer support program in Class 10-Lapulapu is our


suggested innovation. By educating a group of peer mentors who will assist
their peers in navigating peer pressure, this intervention seeks to empower
students. Organizing awareness campaigns to promote a culture of respect
and individuality, running workshops and discussions on peer pressure and
coping mechanisms, assigning mentors to specific students or small groups,
involving parents through informational sessions, and regularly assessing the
program's effectiveness are all part of the strategy. With the help of this peer
support program, we hope to give 10-Lapulapu students the knowledge and
tools they need to resist harmful peer pressure, make wise decisions, and
foster a welcoming environment at school.

[Link] METHODS/METHODOLOGY

A.) Participants and other Sources of Data and Information

Participants include fellow students, especially those in class 10 Lapulapu, as


well as our in-person and online friends, social circle groups, and individuals.
We selected them as participants because most of them experience peer
pressure, both good and bad, and have similar interests. We can pick them by
choosing them at random.

B.) Data gathering methods

This descriptive methodology focuses more on the “what” of the research


subject than the “why” of the research subject. The method primarily focuses
on describing the nature of a demographic segment without focusing on “why”
a particular phenomenon occurs. In other words, it “describes” the research
subject without covering “why” it happens.

With the help of the descriptive research method, we can compile in-depth
knowledge about peer pressure in Class 10-Lapulapu, laying the groundwork
for evidence-based interventions and regulations.
C.) Data analysis plan

In this method, us the researchers observe respondents in their natural


environment, from a distance, and therefore do not influence the variables
being studied. This allows them to gather information on the behaviors and
characteristics being studied without having to rely on respondents for honest
and accurate [Link] observational method is considered the most
effective method for carrying out descriptive research. It involves the
collection of both qualitative and quantitative data. Quantitative observation
should be related to or understood in terms of quantity and can be analyzed
with the use of statistical data analysis methods. Qualitative observations, on
the other hand, involve monitoring variables whose values do not need to be
related to numerical measurements. When employing this research method,
the researcher can choose to be a complete observer, an observer as a
participant, a participant as an observer, or a full participant.

The observational method is generally used in psychological, social, and


market research to obtain data that explains how people behave in real-life
settings. Data collection will be limited to grade 10 students in order to better
understand "Peer pressure as one of the most serious issues in 10-Lapulapu.”

VI. RESEARCH FOR WORKPLAN AND TIMELINESS

ACTIVITIES PERSONS RESOURCES TARGET DATES


INVOLVED NEEDED

1. Training and People who know Notebook, Pen, JUNE 14-16 2023
Education about Peer Simple Snacks
pressure, Group
of students to
become peer
mentors

2. Peer Leaders students Notebook, Pen, JUNE 19-20,


Mentorship and students 2023

3. Workshops Students & Notebook, Pen, JUNE 21-23,


and Teachers Simple Snacks 2023
Discussions

4. Awareness Grade 10 Bondpaper, Art JUNE 26-27,


Campaigns students Materials 2023
5. Parent People who know Notes or Copy of JUNE 28, 2023
Involvement about Peer the guidance of
pressure, Parents peer pressure
or Guardians,
School Staff

6. Evaluation Grade 10 Paper and Pen JUNE 29-30,


and Feedback students 2023

VII. COST ESTIMATE

QUANTITY ITEMS ESTIMATED COSTS

(IN PHP)

300 mini snacks Snacks Php 1000.00


500 sheets Bondpaper Php 450.00
100 sets Art Materials Php 1000.00
300 copies Copy of the ‘guidance Php 600.00
of peer pressure’
(Xerox)
TOTAL: Php. 3,050

This study needs a minimum of PHP 3,050 to cover the cost of simple snacks,
bond paper, art supplies, and copies of "Guidance of Peer Pressure."

VIII. PLANS FOR DISSEMINATION AND UTILIZATION

The researcher will provide teachers and school administrators with


information on the outcome of this research. Other educators will use the
results to determine whether or not the intervention can be used to resolve
similar issues that people may experience in their respective classes.

IX. REFERENCES

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Teachers and parents play intersecting roles in addressing peer pressure by creating a supportive environment and directly involving themselves in interventions . Teachers are responsible for implementing policies like the Anti-Bullying Act and the Child Protection Policy and running educational programs to inform students of the dangers of peer pressure . Parents are involved through informational sessions designed to increase awareness and foster collaboration in promoting healthy coping strategies for their children .

The proposed interventions to mitigate peer pressure among students in class 10-Lapulapu include implementing a peer support program, organizing awareness campaigns, running workshops on coping mechanisms, assigning peer mentors, involving parents through informational sessions, and regularly assessing the program's effectiveness . These strategies aim to educate and empower students to resist harmful peer pressure and foster a supportive school environment .

The anticipated outcomes of the peer support program for Class 10-Lapulapu include equipping students with knowledge and tools to resist harmful peer pressure, empowering them to make informed decisions, and fostering a supportive, respectful school climate . The program is expected to reduce instances of irresponsible academic behavior and risky personal decisions by promoting a culture of individuality and peer support .

The research findings will be disseminated to teachers and school administrators to provide insights into the effectiveness of interventions against peer pressure . By sharing the outcomes, other educators can determine the applicability of the interventions in their contexts, promoting wider utilization and benefiting students beyond class 10-Lapulapu .

The major legal frameworks in the Philippines aimed at addressing peer pressure in schools include the Anti-Bullying Act of 2013 and the Child Protection Policy by the Department of Education (DepEd). The Anti-Bullying Act prohibits bullying in schools and provides remedies for victims, while the Child Protection Policy outlines the responsibilities of school personnel in safeguarding the welfare of students . In the context of class 10-Lapulapu, the effectiveness of these provisions is under investigation. The research aims to explore the extent to which these legal measures address peer pressure and involves assessing the roles of teachers, parents, and other stakeholders .

The research employs descriptive methodologies focusing on what peer pressure involves among 10-Lapulapu students rather than why it occurs . Observational methods are used to gather data on students' natural behaviors without influencing them, allowing for reliable data collection . This approach includes both qualitative and quantitative observations, essential for understanding the impact and gathering comprehensive data for the study .

The observational method enhances understanding of peer pressure's impact by allowing researchers to gather data on student behavior in natural settings without influencing them, thereby avoiding biases that might occur in self-reported data . This method provides a more authentic and comprehensive analysis of how students interact and the dynamics of peer influence compared to purely survey-based methods .

Involving students as peer mentors is significant because it leverages peer influence positively by encouraging students to support each other in resisting negative pressures . Peer mentors can provide relatable advice and serve as examples, making the interventions more effective by speaking to students in their terms and fostering empowerment and resilience among their peers .

The cost considerations for the peer support program include buying snacks, art materials, bond paper, and making copies of peer pressure guidance documents, with a total estimated cost of PHP 3,050 . These finances cover essentials for workshops, discussions, and awareness campaigns, ensuring the program is sufficiently resourced to achieve its goals .

Peer pressure influences academic performance among students in class 10-Lapulapu by changing responsible students into irresponsible ones who neglect their homework and other academic activities under the influence of their peers . This pressure to conform to social norms and behaviors detracts from their focus and engagement with academic requirements, which can result in deteriorating academic performance .

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