Chapter 1 2 G4
Chapter 1 2 G4
A Thesis Presented to
The Faculty of High School Department
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By :
NATHANIEL R. DE GUZMAN
JULLANNAH O. ESTELLER
JANA D. REGIL
JAIRO M. GARCIA
PRINCE P. JUAN
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Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION
Being able to manage your time effectively entails
meeting deadlines on time, completing high-quality tasks, and
not worrying about extra-curricular activities or having all your
work piled up at once. Time management is an effective tool a
student can use to plan for their academic activities.
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
The pickle jar theory, the newest time management
theory, is related to this study. After a number of studies,
Jeremy Wright developed this theory Olubor & Osunde, (2007).
According to the theory, a person should use a good time
management system to balance their obligations and
activities. This theory is based on the idea that everyone has a
variety of priorities in life, including their studies, workload,
obligations to their families, leisure, sleep, and rest.
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CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT
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DEFINITION OF TERMS
The following terminologies were described in terms of
how they were applied in the study. The following
terminologies are:
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Where:
n = sample size
N = population
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N
n=
1+ Ne ²
45
n=
1+ ( 45 ) ( 0.05 ) ²
45
n=
1+ ( 45 ) ( 0.0025 )
45
n=
1+ ( 0.1125 )
45
n=
1.1125
n=40.44∨40
Sampling Techniques
The researchers chose one of the random sampling
method which is the simple random sampling. Random
sampling each individual (or unit) in the population has an
equal and independent chance of being selected. The
researchers used random sampling since it allows researchers
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Statistical Treatment
In this part, all of the statistical tools that the researchers
used to gather numerical data will be shown below.
where:
p = percentage f =
frequency n = number
of respondents
2. Weighted Mean
Weighted mean is an another statistical technique that
the researchers used. It is used to determine the average
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Where:
X = mean
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A Thesis Presented to
The Faculty of High School Department
ST. MARK INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY
By :
JANA D. REGIL
JAIRO M. GARCIA
JULLANNAH O. ESTELLER
NATHANIEL R. DE GUZMAN
PRINCE P. JUAN
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i
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Sex:
Male Female
Age:
13 14 15 16 and above
Others: _______
never.
3 Sometime Occasionally, rather than all
s of the time.
4 Often Many times on different
occasions.
5 Always At all times, at all occasions.
2.3 Multi-tasking