First Quarter Examination Scores in Science of Grade 10
First Quarter Examination Scores in Science of Grade 10
First Quarter Examination Scores in Science of Grade 10
Submitted by:
Talicol, Jhonnel B.
Erni, Elmira Grace R.
Habitan, Travees
Molina, John Cyrus
Vidal, Cris Rovins
Submitted to:
Ms. Jamaica Faye O. Nueva
Mathematics Teacher
Academic performance, particularly in key assessment periods like the first quarter
reflects not only the students’ understanding of the curriculum but also the effectiveness of
Grade 10 is a pivotal year in the Philippine education system, marking the end of Junior
High School and preparing students for Senior High School. The performance in Science at this
stage can influence students’ future academic paths and career choices.
This study aims to delve deep into the first quarter examination scores in Science to
identify patterns that may indicate systemic strengths and weaknesses within the educational
framework. The first quarter examinations are not only a measure of students’ retention and
comprehension of the material taught but also a predictor of their performance throughout the
academic year. They set the tone for the students’ approach to learning and studying habits.
The primary objective of this background is to highlight the critical nature of the first
In summary, the background of the study establishes the importance of examining Grade
10 students’ performance in science subject in the first quarter examinations. It underscores the
potential impact of this research on improving educational practices and policies, ultimately
contributing to the betterment of the students’ academic journey and the school’s educational
standards.
The findings of this study will benefit educators, policymakers, and students by providing
insights into areas that require academic improvements and by identifying successful learning
strategies.
1. Educators- The study’s findings can serve as a diagnostic tool in Science, helping
educators identify specific areas where students struggle and excel. Insights from the
Republic of the Philippines
Region IV-A CALABARZON
Division of Cavite
Municipality of Naic
NAIC COASTAL INTEGRATED NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Labac, Naic, Cavite
study can inform curriculum development, allowing for adjustments that cater to the
2. Policymakers- The study provides empirical data that can guide policymakers in crafting
educational policies aimed at improving academic standards in the field of science. It can
highlight the need for resource allocation to areas that significantly impact student
performance, such as teacher training or infrastructure development. The results can serve
3. Students- Students can use the study to self-assess their academic progress and identify
their strengths and weaknesses. Recognizing the factors that contribute to successful
examination scores can motivate students to adopt effective study habits and learning
strategies. The study can help students set realistic academic goals and work towards
achieving them.
4. Academic Community- The study adds to the body of educational research, providing a
foundation for future studies on academic performance in Science. It can uncover best
economic development, and improving academic performance in Science can have long-
The study will employ a quantitative research approach, analyzing the examination scores
A. Research Design
The respondents will be all Grade 10 students of Bagumbayan at Naic Coastal Integrated
National High School who took the first quarter examinations in science.
Data will be collected from school records, specifically the examination scores of the
D. Statistical Treatment
Statistical methods such as mean, median, mode, and standard deviation will be used to
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