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    Sampling Technique.

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    The document discusses the sampling technique used to select 213 students from a population of 457 Grade 12 students at Garcia College of Technology. A multi-stage sampling procedure was used, including stratified random sampling to divide the population into subgroups (strands) and determine the sample size from each. Systematic random sampling was then used with a random start to identify individual respondents from each strand. Slovin's formula was used to calculate the needed sample size of 213 students to represent the total population within a margin of error.

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    The document discusses the sampling technique used to select 213 students from a population of 457 Grade 12 students at Garcia College of Technology. A multi-stage sampling procedure was used, including stratified random sampling to divide the population into subgroups (strands) and determine the sample size from each. Systematic random sampling was then used with a random start to identify individual respondents from each strand. Slovin's formula was used to calculate the needed sample size of 213 students to represent the total population within a margin of error.

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    The document discusses the sampling technique used to select 213 students from a population of 457 Grade 12 students at Garcia College of Technology. A multi-stage sampling procedure was used, including stratified random sampling to divide the population into subgroups (strands) and determine the sample size from each. Systematic random sampling was then used with a random start to identify individual respondents from each strand. Slovin's formula was used to calculate the needed sample size of 213 students to represent the total population within a margin of error.

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    Sampling Technique

    The total population of Grade 12 Senior High School of

    Garcia College of Technology, Inc. High School Department is

    four hundred fifty seven (457). The students are enrolled

    from different strands: Accountancy, Business and Management

    (ABM), Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

    (STEM), and Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS) in second

    semester of School Year 2019-2020. Two hundred thirteen

    (213) are selected as sample size from four hundred fifty

    seven (457) given population.

    In this study, in selecting and identifying the

    respondents of the study the researcher used the multi-stage

    sampling procedure which consists of stratified random

    sampling and systematic random sampling with a random start.

    Stratified random sampling is a method of sampling that

    involves the division of a population into smaller groups

    known as strata. (Nikolas, 2019)

    Systematic sampling is a type of probability sampling

    method in which sample members from a larger population are

    selected according to a random starting point but a with a

    fixed, periodic interval. (Hayes, 2019)

    The sample size was derived using the Slovin’s Formula.

    N
    n=
    1+ N ⅇ 2
    Where:

    n = sample size

    N = population

    e = margin of error

    A total of 213 respondents was derived from the above

    formula which is the Slovin’s Formula.

    First step. The researcher applied stratified random

    sampling to determine the number of respondents in every

    strand. The ABM with a total population of one hundred fifty

    four (154) students, STEM with a total population of two

    hundred thirty five (235) students, and HUMSS with a total

    population of sixty eight (68) students. To get the sample

    size, the researchers used the stratified random sampling

    that is showed in Table 1.

    Through it, the researcher came up with seventy two

    (72) respondents from ABM, one hundred nine (109)

    respondents from STEM, and thirty two (32) respondents from

    HUMSS.

    Table 1. Sampling Fraction of Population, Sample Size, and

    Distribution of Percentage of the Respondents According to

    Strata

    Sampling
    Strand Population Fraction Sample Size

    ABM 154 154÷ 457 × 213 72


    STEM 235 235÷ 457 × 213 109
    HUMSS 68 68÷ 457 × 213 32
    TOTAL 457 213

    Second Step. After computing the above table, the

    researcher identified the recipients through systematic

    random sampling with a random start. Using the list of

    students barrowed from the registrar, the researcher marked

    numbers from one to seventy two (1-72) for ABM, one to one

    hundred nine (1-109) for STEM, and one to thirty two (1-32)

    for HUMSS. With that, the researcher computed for sampling

    interval (k).

    Sampling interval can be calculated by this formula:

    N
    k=
    n

    Where:

    k = sampling interval

    N = population

    n = sample size

    The desired sampling interval is two (2). Next is to

    determine the random start. The researcher chose a number

    from 1-457, in ABM (1-72), in STEM (1-109), and in HUMSS (1-


    32). The random start in ABM is twenty (23), for STEM, and

    for HUMSS.

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