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CHAPTER 4

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

This study attempted to investigate the relationship between English language

self-efficacy and academic engagement of the BSED English major students.

Findings

Based on the results the summary of findings was provided:

1. The level of English Language Self-Efficacy BSED major in English students

revealed has an overall mean of 4.12 which can be described as high.

2. The level of Academic Engagement in English of BSED major in English

students has an overall mean of 3.97 which can be described as high.

3. The English Language Self-Efficacy has significant relationship between

Academic Engagement in English Language of BSED major in English

students with the p-value of that .000.

Conclusions

Based on the findings, the following conclusions were drawn:

1. The level English Language Self-Efficacy BSED major in English students is

high, with an overall mean of 4.12. This suggests that students experience a high

level of English language self-efficacy regarding their Academic engagement.


2. The level of Academic Engagement of the BSED major in English students is

also high, with an overall mean of 3.97. This indicates that students experience a

high level of Academic Engagement specifically related to English language self-

efficacy related activities or courses.

3. The study reveals a significant relationship between the English Language Self-

Efficacy and Academic Engagement of BSED major in English students, with a p-

value of .000. This suggests that higher levels of English language self-efficacy

are associated with increased Academic Engagement of these students.

In summary, BSED major in English students experience a high level of English

language self-efficacy and Academic Engagement. Moreover, the findings indicate

that the English language self-efficacy significantly relates to Academic Engagement

in these students. These findings emphasize the importance of English language

self-efficacy to the Academic Engagement of BSED major in English students.

Recommendations

Based on the findings, the following recommendations were drawn:

1. Support and Enhance Self-Efficacy: Since the study highlights high levels of

English language self-efficacy, it is crucial to maintain and enhance this positive

belief in students' abilities. Provide opportunities for students to engage in tasks that

reinforce their language skills and build their confidence further. Encourage them to

set challenging but attainable goals and celebrate their successes along the way.

2. Foster Academic Engagement: As the study indicates high levels of academic

engagement, it is important to continue nurturing this aspect among students. Create


a positive and stimulating learning environment that promotes active participation,

collaboration, and critical thinking. Incorporate interactive teaching methods, such as

group discussions, debates, and hands-on activities, to keep students engaged and

motivated in their English language learning.

3. Differentiate Instruction: Recognize that students may have varying levels of

English language proficiency and adjust instruction accordingly. Implement

differentiated instructional strategies to cater to students' diverse needs and abilities.

Offer additional support or enrichment activities based on individual requirements to

ensure continuous growth and engagement for all students.

4. Provide Enrichment Opportunities: Capitalize on students' high English language

self-efficacy and academic engagement by offering additional enrichment

opportunities beyond the regular curriculum. These may include language clubs,

competitions, language immersion programs, or extracurricular activities that allow

students to further develop their language skills and engage with the subject in a

meaningful way.

5. Strengthen Support Systems: Establish and strengthen support systems to

sustain students' high levels of English language self-efficacy and academic

engagement. This can be achieved by providing mentorship programs, counseling

services, and academic guidance to address any challenges or barriers students

may face. Encourage open communication between students, teachers, and parents

to create a collaborative network that supports and motivates students in their

language learning journey.


6. Continuous Assessment and Feedback: Regularly assess students' progress and

provide timely feedback to help them monitor their growth and make necessary

improvements. Implement formative assessments that focus on students' strengths

and areas for development, and provide constructive feedback that helps them

enhance their English language skills and academic engagement.

7. Professional Development for Teachers: Offer professional development

opportunities for teachers to enhance their instructional strategies, assessment

techniques, and understanding of student motivation. Provide resources and training

to help teachers effectively support and nurture students' English language self-

efficacy and academic engagement.

By implementing these suggestions, institutions can foster a conducive

learning environment that supports students in English language self-efficacy and

Academic Engagement. Ultimately, this can promote their academic success and

overall well-being.

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