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Factors Influencing Grade 11 Track Choice

This document discusses a study that aimed to identify the factors influencing Grade 11 students' preferences for their track strand at XiJEN Senior High School for the 2022-2023 school year. The researchers conducted a survey using a structured questionnaire to determine the significance of personal interest, family influence, peer influence, and job opportunities on students' choices. The results showed that personal interest and family influence were significant factors, while peer influence and job opportunities had a neutral impact. This paper provides insight into how career choices can be influenced and may serve as a reference for future related research.

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Factors Influencing Grade 11 Track Choice

This document discusses a study that aimed to identify the factors influencing Grade 11 students' preferences for their track strand at XiJEN Senior High School for the 2022-2023 school year. The researchers conducted a survey using a structured questionnaire to determine the significance of personal interest, family influence, peer influence, and job opportunities on students' choices. The results showed that personal interest and family influence were significant factors, while peer influence and job opportunities had a neutral impact. This paper provides insight into how career choices can be influenced and may serve as a reference for future related research.

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Factors that Influence the Preference of Grade 11 Students on their Choice of

Track Strand of XiJEN Senior High School SY. 2022-2023

A Research Presented to the

Faculty of XiJEN College of Mountain Province Inc.

In Fullfillment of Requirements for

the Subject

Inquiry, Investigation, and Immersion

June 2023

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Researchers:

ANTONIO MANUEL O.

BAGANGAN, REXEL L.

CALABAWAN, JOSIAS GLENN C.

FONTANILLA, NOELBERT A.

FIDCHAO, BRIX F.

NAAG, JEOFFREY A.

PECKLEY, FRANCIS KY M.

VELASCO, KENNY ROGER C.

DEGAY, JULIET W.

GUMIHID, TRIXIE G.

KABFILAN, QUEENIE HOPE M.

MANOLO, ANNIE GRAIL L.

MARCOS, JINGJING T.

SAYDUEN, ALLONA MAE D.

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XiJEN College of Mountain Province Inc.
117 Caluttit, Bontoc, 2616 Mountain Province
Facebook: XiJEN College of Mountain Province Inc.
Email: xijencollege@[Link]
“Making a Difference in the Boondocks…”

APPROVAL SHEET

This research entitled “ FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE PREFERENCE OF


GRADE 11 STUDENTS ON THEIR CHOICE OF TRAVK STRAND OF XIJEN SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOL SY. 2022-2023,” prepared and submitted by MANUEL O. ANTONIO,
REXEL L. BAGANGAN, NOELBERT A. FONTANILLA, JEOFFREY A. NA-AG,
FRANCIS KY M. PECKLEY, KENNY ROGERS C. VELASCO, JULIET W. DEGAY,
TRICIE JOY G. GUMIHID, QUEENIE HOPE M. KABFILAN, ANNIE GRAIL L.
MANOLO, JINGJING T. MARCOS, ALLONA MAE D. SAYDUEN, in partial fulfillment
of the requirements for the subject INQUIRY, INVESTIGATION, AND IMMERSION, has
been examined and accepted.

APPROVED BY THE SUBJECT TEACHER

Ma’am Mae Sandra B. Wagtingan


Subject Teacher

ACCEPTED AND APPROVED in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the


subject INQUIRY, INVESTIGATION, AND IMMERSION.

Edarlina A. Fakat, Ed. D


School Principal

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Abstract

This study focused on the factors influencing the preference of Grade 11

students on their choice of track strand of XiJEN Senior High School SY. 2022-2023.

This paper aims to identify the significance factors that affects Grade 11 students in

choosing their strand. To answer this question, the researchers made use of

quantitative descriptive method employing a structured survey- questionnaire. The

survey-questionnaire contains a checklist which is analyzed by using the weighted

mean formula and 5-Point Likert Scale. It was found that the personal interest factor

and family influence factor were significant on the preference of Grade 11 students on

their choice of track strand. On the other hand, Grade 11 students have a neutral

viewpoint on the significance of peer influence and job opportunities factor on their

preference of track strand. This paper may serve as a storehouse of knowledge about

factors that can influence an individual’s career choice and can be used as further

reference material for students who will conduct similar or nearly similar research.

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Acknowledgement

The researchers would like to express their sincere appreciation and utmost

gratitude to all those who shared their cooperation for the success and completion of

this study.

To Ma’am Edarlina A. Fakat, for her effective suggestions and recommendations

for the betterment of this study.

To our subject teacher Ma’am Mae Sandra B. Wagtingan, for her guidance and

inputs for the improvement of this study.

To Ms. Trisha Corinne F. Sawi, for her support and encouragement during the

process of making this research.

To the Kabfilan family, for accommodating us during the completion of this paper.

To the panel members, Ma’am Esther Lynne P. Adchak, Ma’am Ana Grail

[Link]-an, and Sir Alex K. Fagsao, for their excellent suggestions and

recommendations for the improvement of this study.

To our parents and friends, who provided financial support and motivation for the

researchers to accomplish this work; and lastly,

to the Almighty God for providing the researchers with good health, knowledge,

protection, and blessings, thus, making this research possible.

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Dedication

This research paper is dedicated to our parents, teachers, and friends who were

always willing to sacrifice their time to help us in constructing this paper and to the

Almighty Father, for providing us wisdom and knowledge despite of the difficulties

encountered during the conduct of this study, thus, making this research work possible.

The Researchers

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

TITLE PAGE..........................................................................................................i

NAME OF RESEARCHERS..................................................................................ii

APPROVAL SHEET..............................................................................................iii

ABSTRACT........................................................................................................... iv

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT........................................................................................v

DEDICATION........................................................................................................ vi

LIST OF TABLES..................................................................................................x

LIST OF FIGURES................................................................................................xi

Chapter I: INTRODUCTION

BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY.............................................................1-4

CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK.................................................................5-6

STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM...........................................................7

SCOPE AND DELIMITATION...................................................................8

DEFINITION OF TERMS..........................................................................9-10

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY.............................................................11-12

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Chapter II: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

RESEARCH DESIGN...............................................................................13

DATA GATHERING TOOL.......................................................................13-14

DATA GATHERING PROCEDURE..........................................................14

TREATMENT OF DATA...........................................................................14-15

Chapter III: RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS

PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS, AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA........16

PERSONAL INTEREST............................................................................16-17

FAMILY INFLUENCE................................................................................17-19

PEER INFLUENCE...................................................................................19-20

JOB OPPORTUNITIES………………………………………………………20-21

Chapter IV: CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

CONCLUSIONS....................................................................................... 22

RECOMMENDATIONS.............................................................................22-23

REFERENCES .....................................................................................................24-25

APPENDICES

A. Request Letter to XCMPI....................................................................26

B. Survey-Questionnaire A......................................................................27-29

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C. Survey-Questionnaire: REVISED........................................................29-31

D. Documentations..................................................................................32-34

CURRICULUM VITAE ..........................................................................................35-47

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List of Tables

Table No. Page

1 Population of Grade 11 Students.......................................................................8

2 Five Point Likert Scale........................................................................................15

3 Personal Interest Factor ....................................................................................16

4 Family Influence Factor .....................................................................................17-18

5 Peer Influence Factor ........................................................................................19

6 Job Opportunities Factor....................................................................................20-21

7 Survey-Questionnaire Checklist.........................................................................28-29

8 Survey-Questionnaire Checklist: Revised………………………………………….30-31

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List of Figures

Fig. No. Page

Figure 1. Paradigm of the Study..............................................................5

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Common questions

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The study is significant because it offers insights into the factors that influence career and educational choices among high school students, such as personal interest and family influence. Understanding these influences can inform educators and policymakers in designing curriculum and guidance programs that align with students' preferences and career aspirations. Additionally, as the study serves as a repository of knowledge, it could guide future researchers examining similar issues in different contexts .

Potential limitations of the study include its focus on a single institution, XiJEN SHS, which may limit the generalizability of its findings. Additionally, the study's concentration on Grade 11 students could mean that their perspectives are not entirely inclusive of younger or older students who might prioritize different factors due to varying maturity levels or educational experiences .

Both personal interest and family influence were found to significantly impact students' track strand choices, reflecting equally strong effects on decision-making. These factors were instrumental in guiding students towards their educational preferences, suggesting that decisions are often a blend of personal aspirations and family expectations .

The study identified personal interest and family influence as the most significant factors affecting Grade 11 students' preference for a track strand at XiJEN Senior High School. Peer influence and job opportunities were found to have a neutral impact on their decision-making .

The study utilized a quantitative descriptive research design. The primary data collection tool was a structured survey-questionnaire, which included a checklist and was analyzed using the weighted mean formula and a 5-Point Likert Scale .

The study contributes by demonstrating that job opportunities are perceived neutrally by students when choosing their track strand. This suggests that immediate job prospects may not be a primary consideration for students when making educational decisions, emphasizing the need for educational systems to also focus on students' interests and family contexts in career counseling .

Educators might use the study to tailor guidance counseling sessions more closely to align with students' personal interests and family contexts, as these were key influencing factors. Programs could also be developed to partially address career paths and job opportunities, despite these being seen as less influential, to holistically prepare students for future vocational decisions .

The researchers employed a quantitative descriptive method utilizing a structured survey-questionnaire. They analyzed responses using the weighted mean formula and a 5-Point Likert Scale to assess the impact of different factors like personal interest, family influence, peer influence, and job opportunities on students’ preferences .

The study concluded that peer influence had a neutral effect on Grade 11 students' track strand preferences. Unlike personal interest and family influence, peers did not significantly impact the students' decision-making process regarding their educational paths .

The use of a 5-Point Likert Scale is significant as it enables the quantification of subjective data, making it possible to measure the degree of influence each factor has on students' choices. This scale facilitates a nuanced understanding of student preferences, allowing researchers to determine how strongly each factor is perceived in influencing decisions .

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