Full Revise Research.02
Full Revise Research.02
Full Revise Research.02
SEPTEMBER 2021
CHAPTER 1
Introduction
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered the world. Because of the virus's nature,
particularly how it is transmitted, it has altered human behaviors relationships and
lifestyles, and it has also effects in terms of the economic, political, and cultural
landscapes of societies all over the world. The ECQ ordered that all residents remain at
home and all non-essential businesses, schools and universities, public transportation
facilities, malls, and shopping centers, churches, and other faith-based institutions are
closed. Checkpoints were set up throughout Metro Manila and Luzon to control people's
movement around the island. In essence, the ECQ means that freedom of movement was
suspended. From the confines of their homes, teachers and administrators were put to the
task of revising and adapting course syllabi and requirements as they shifted to
alternative or remote teaching modalities, both synchronous and asynchronous. Where
students and teachers had access to electronic devices and reliable Internet connections,
learning management systems such as Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, and applications like
Google Hangouts, Zoom and Skype, were used. But where students had limited access to
computers or unreliable access to the Internet, teachers and students used smartphones to
exchange messages, notes, and materials, through text messaging, e-mail, Facebook
Messenger and Twitter. In some instances, these arrangements became unsustainable and
some universities had to suspend remote or online classes because the uneven
socioeconomic status of students affected their access to these modalities of learning.
Also, concerns regarding the mental health of both students and teachers affected by the
uncertainty became another reason to suspend classes. (Simbulan, 2020)
Accordingly, for classroom instruction, the term "teaching method" encompasses
everything from general educational theory to specific instructional strategies. Your
educational philosophy, classroom demographics, topic area(s), and school purpose
statement all influence how you teach. When teachers shape learning environments, their
beliefs about the learning-teaching process and the teaching approaches which they adopt
play an important role. (Remmik et al., 2013;Struyven et al., 2010;Teo et al., 2008)
Teachers' beliefs and perceptions of learning and teaching affect their decisions and
choice of their teaching styles. Moreover, a new paradigm can be forged amid our
discomfort, as educators prepare for a "new normal" in the face of a pandemic like the
Covid-19 outbreak. Now is the moment for schools to ensure that teachers do not just
adapt their classroom activities into their online lessons. Additionally, discussions led by
teachers and extensive lectures are no longer the norm in this setting. Students in online
learning are frequently torn between their classes and their mobile devices. Normally it is
easy for students to complete their obligations, but the pandemic would make it more
difficult. (Gamiao, Jeanne, 2021)
Educators must design assessment and grading systems and consider their goals
and priorities. The greatest approach is to support student learning rather than simply
hold them responsible for it. Student feedback on their learning is essential for mentors in
the age of remote learning, as it allows them to assess their abilities.
This study aims to know the efficiency of the Teaching Methods in a New Normal
Situation. Specifically, this study sought to answer the following questions:
1. What are the extent problems encountered by the teachers as they learn about the
changes in their teaching method?
2. What is the primary concern of teachers in new teaching styles?
3. What is the importance of teaching strategies during a pandemic?
4. What solution did the educators use for those who live in remote places?
Significance of the study
The study will be deemed important in recognizing the efficiency of the Teaching
Method in Senior High School teachers of Southern Christian College for the new normal
situation.
Likewise, the findings of the study may improve useful to the following:
Students. This study will encourage students to continue learning even in a new normal
situation. It will make them realize that effective teaching can improve student
achievements. Therefore, they will find ways to organize tasking for everyone.
Teachers. The study will help the teacher in developing decision-making skills, problem-
solving skills, and critical thinking abilities. Students become more productive and
collaborate as a result of the new instructional methods.
Parents. The results of the study will help the parents and teachers to communicate ideas
through web videos. The teachers can advise parents on how to assist with specific
assignments, and parents can provide input on areas where their child may want
additional assistance.
School Administration and Supervisors. The result of this study may encourage
administrators and supervisors in helping their teachers by providing training and seminar
on how to improve their teaching methods, especially in the new normal situation.
Community. Efficient teaching methods extends to their community as well, of students
don't have efficient learning they will feel bored and their eagerness to learn will slowly
disappear and this lead to dropouts that may lead to an as serious problem later in their
lives.
Definition of Terms
CHAPTER 3
METHODOLOGY
This chapter contains the research method that will be used in this study. It contains the
research design, locale of the study, respondents, research instrument, data gathering
procedure and data analysis.
Research Design
This research will be using descriptive design since the result of the data will be
described as qualitatively. The discussion and analysis are supported by the result of the
conducted survey.
Research Instrument
Data Analysis
REFERENCES
REFERENCES
" Innovative teaching methods in the new normal" By Manila Times, 2021,
https://www.manilatimes.net/2020/07/28/public-square/innovative-teaching-methods-in-the-
new-normal/746919