Preliminaries 2
Preliminaries 2
Preliminaries 2
KNOWELL D. GALINDO
DEVEREAUX S. PASCUA
JOEL E. SORIANO JR.
EROS J.TEJADA
ANTHONY G. VELARDE
A Research Paper
Presented to the Faculty of the
Senior High School
ST. JOSEPH INSTITUTE, INC.
City of Candon, Ilocos Sur
In Partial Fulfilment
of the Requirements fort the subject
PRACTICAL RESEARCH 2
2024
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contain any material previously published or written by another person or
material which to a substantial extent has been accepted for any award of
any degree or diploma in Saint Joseph’s Institute, Inc., and other educational
institution, except where due acknowledgment is made in the thesis. Any
contribution made to the research by others, with whom we have worked at
St. Joseph’s Institute, Inc. or elsewhere, is explicitly acknowledged in the
thesis.
KNOWELL D. GALINDO
DEVEREAUX S. PASCUA
JOEL E. SORIANO JR.
EROS J. TEAJADA
ANTHONY G. VELARDE
Candidates
Attested by:
This is to certify that I have edited the draft of this Thesis entitled:
THE IMPACT IN PROMOTING 5C’s (CHRIST-CENTEREDNESS,
COMMISSION, COMMUNITY, CHARITY AND CHARISM in SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AT ST. JOSEPH INSTITUTE, INC.
Prepared by
KNOWELL D. GALINDO
DEVEREAUX S. PASCUA
JOEL E. SORIANO JR.
EROS J. TEJADA
ANTHONY G. VELARDE
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
In the journey of this research, we have been buoyed by the support and
encouragement of numerous individuals and institutions.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to:
Ms. Karen F. Laurente, our research teacher, who have guide and
taught us throughout the creation of our research study.
Ms. Chelsea Mae L. Malvar, Ms. Chrisitne Joy G. Garrino and
Mr. Mark Anthony E. Dandin, for being the pillars that have led to the
accomplishment of our research.
Ms. Janvi Claire R. Justo and Mr. Jerome P. Casuga, for being
the bridge that have led to the significant findings of our study.
Mrs. Annaliza G. Gray, for rendering her time, effort, and
knowledge in validating our research questionnaire.
Mrs. Ma. Teresa G. Pasion and Mr. Marlone Valois, Jr., for their
boundless time and effort that has pave way to the accuracy and
finalization of our research paper.
Sister Nela A. Ramirez, SPC, our School Directress, for approving
our questionnaire and allowing us to conduct and construct our research
study.
Senior High School Students, our respondents, for their active
and honest participation for our research
Also, Our Almighty God, for the blessings of knowledge and
guidance He had given us as we face and overcome the challenges in
accomplishing our research study.
Researchers
DEDICATION
To the teachers – Ma’am Karen, Ma’am CJ, Ma’am Chelsea, Sir Mark
Anthony, and Sir Jerome–who have inspired us to persevere by imparting
their expertise and compassion within us and our research.
To the school – Saint Joseph’s Institute, Inc.–which has been our home
for polishing the skills and knowledge that have molded us to become a
Paulinian.
To the Almighty God, we would like to give thanks to him for constantly
guiding us along the path we have chosen and assisted us in becoming
wiser as we go.
ABSTRACT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Recommendation ........................................................................ 34
REFERENCES ..................................................................................... 36
APPENDICES....................................................................................... 38
Figures
Figure 1: Research Paradigm ................................................................ 6
Tables
Table 1: Total Population of the Respondents ....................................... 22
Table 2: Data Categorization for Responses .......................................... 24
Table 3: Data Categorization for Validity .............................................. 25
Table 4: Frequency Distribution ........................................................... 30
Table 5: Values manifested/observed ................................................... 31
Table 6: Values manifested/observed ................................................... 32
Table 7: Most and Least Values observed ............................................. 32