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DEFINITION OF TERMS

Tardiness:

Definition: Tardiness refers to the habitual act of students arriving late


to scheduled classes, activities, or events within the academic setting of
COSCA.
Clarification: In the context of this study, tardiness is considered as a
consistent pattern of late arrivals that may impact the students' learning
experience and the overall functioning of COSCA.

COSCA:

Definition: COSCA stands for [COLEGIO DE SANTA CATALINA DE


ALEJANDRIA].

Clarification: For the purpose of this study, COSCA is the organizational


entity within the academic institution responsible for overseeing student
affairs, policies, and support systems.
Policies and Interventions:

Definition: Policies and interventions refer to the guidelines, rules, and


proactive measures implemented by COSCA to manage and address
issues related to student tardiness.

Clarification: These can include attendance policies, support programs,


counseling initiatives, or any organized efforts aimed at reducing and
managing tardiness among students.
Educator Perspectives:

Definition: Educator perspectives encompass the views, attitudes, and


insights of teachers, administrators, and other educational staff within
COSCA regarding the issue of student tardiness.

Clarification: Understanding educator perspectives is crucial for


assessing the challenges faced by educators and gaining insights into
their observations and experiences related to student punctuality.
Social and Emotional Consequences:
Definition: Social and emotional consequences refer to the impact of
student tardiness on the interpersonal relationships, social integration,
and emotional well-being of students within COSCA.

Clarification: stress, and disruptions to peer and teacher-student


dynamics resulting from habitual tardiness.
Strategies and Interventions:

Definition: Strategies and interventions are the planned actions and


programs implemented by COSCA to mitigate and manage student
tardiness effectively.

Clarification: These can range from awareness campaigns and


mentorship programs to counseling services and other targeted
initiatives designed to address the root causes of tardiness.
Academic Impact:

Definition: Academic impact refers to the influence of student tardiness


on educational outcomes, encompassing factors such as missed
instructions, incomplete understanding of course materials, and overall
academic engagement.

Clarification: Assessing the academic impact helps to understand the


correlation between punctuality and student success within the COSCA
academic environment.
Student Well-being:

Definition: Student well-being relates to the overall physical, mental, and


emotional health and satisfaction of students within COSCA.

Clarification: The study explores how tardiness may influence student


well-being beyond academic considerations, encompassing their overall
experience and sense of belonging within the COSCA community.

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