Mobilizing Internal and External Stakeholders
Mobilizing Internal and External Stakeholders
Researchers:
MICHAEL V. ZACARIAS
APOLONIA E. SANGIL
JASMIN M. PAZ
October 2018
Schools should consistently figure out support for on-going successes of its
vision and mission, and this can be realized when a collaboration between its internal
learning environment in the school and in providing support to teachers for school
The essence of mobilization points out that when parents, teachers, students,
and other stakeholders view one another as partners in education, success is tangible
and evident.
parents, and other organizations) learn from each other and engage through practices
in relation to the school’s program sustainability. Stakeholders are learning from each
concept.
offer ways in which these constituents can be a positive force for helping school staff
government officials, alumni and socio-civic groups who contribute to the progress of
relationship is an ideal situation that would generate a prolific result when there is a
likely to differ in their views and opinions about where school community’s energies
should be engrossed.
recognize the other side, the influence of its stakeholders likewise is evident and it
plays significant roles that would influence towards a focused, sustainable, and
stakeholder is the community itself. It’s where local schools in the respective
community members.
system.
in schools are significant in the planning, implementation and evaluation of, say,
School Improvement Plan (SIP), Annual Improvement Plan (AIP), Early Registration,
Oplan Balik Eskwela, Brigada Eskwela, In-service Training for Teachers (INSET),
School Mapping activities, and other relevant programs in schools. Their commitment,
insights and understanding can help influence in the school setting towards the
On the other hand, both internal and external stakeholders can back up and
making it possible.
To fulfill these goals towards a sustainable program, the school heads and
teachers must work together in mobilizing stakeholders- who are willing to adhere the
a. Academics
b. Non-academics
respondents?
5. What recommendation you can give based on the proposed study toward a
mobilized internal and external stakeholders play strong realization and influence in
Thus, this study would be of great benefit to the future school heads, school
realizing shared vision and mission of the school and the community as well.
management.
This chapter presents the research methodology the researcher tends to employ.
It also defines the research design, sampling procedure, collection of data, treatment
The study will apply the descriptive method of research. Teano (2007) cited that
designed to describe the nature of a situation as it exists at the time of the study. It
Likewise, the research design employ in the study will give a wide-ranging view
This study will be completed over six months from August 2019 to December
2019. The data collection period is between October and November 2019 to find out
cases will be drawn in to systematize data that emerge during the investigation.
Six (6) Brigada Eskwela Coordinators, six (6) School Heads of Caloocan North
District II, ten (10) selected teachers from each school of CNDII holding
coordinatorship/ancillary services.
The following methods will be used by the researchers to gather needed data
Sampling Technique
A purposive sampling method will be used in this study. In this design, all the
result of the study valid and reliable. This will be conducted to guarantee the weight
The researchers will make use of these strategies to gather, accumulate and
Interview
This tool will be used to respond the questions, “What are the managerial
terms of: Academics and Non-academics; What is the extent of the influence of
significant relationship between the managerial practices and the influence of the
group of respondents; and, what recommendation can give based on the proposed
Questionnaire
This serves as the prime basis of data gathering which encompass questions
that answer the research questions. The subjects or respondents will answer the
questions by shading their responses to what is asked in the questionnaire. Some are
enclosed with options that elucidate the participants’ insight and attitude.
A focus group discussion (FGD) will also be used to collect information based
on their background or knowledge to argue with the explicit or definite problem in this
study. Each respondent will be directed by the researchers to enlighten and address
The researchers will statistically gather, tally, and examine data for final
tallied in conformity with the scale of classifications. Statistical instruments in this study
arithmetic mean in treating the data that will be gathered. The formula to be used in
the study:
Where %= Percentage
F= Frequency
• Ranking
N=number of cases/respondents
General Objective:
the Head
respondent
s’
responses
To be able
to analyze
the data
gathered
through
statistical
treatment
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References:
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APPROVAL SHEET
Researchers:
MICHAEL V. ZACARIAS
APOLONIA E. SANGIL
JASMIN M. PAZ
Has been reviewed by the School Research Committee based on the Final Research
Guidelines issued by the Policy and Planning Research Division
of DepED, Regional Office.
PEDRO P. INOCANDO
Principal IV/Chairman
MARILYN M. LAURENO
Principal IV/ District Research Adviser
Researchers:
MICHAEL V. ZACARIAS
APOLONIA E. SANGIL
JASMIN M. PAZ
PEDRO P. INOCANDO
Principal IV/Chairman
SEPTEMBER 2019