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082 _aT 370 2022 405
100 _aMendoza, Leo A.
245 _aA sequential mixed method approach to understanding limitations and lamentations on the use of module in delivering lessons in public schools/
_cLeo A. Mendoza.
260 _aParanaque City:
_bOlivarez College,
_c2022.
502 _aMaster Thesis
520 _aThis study aims to determine the limitations and lamentations on the use of module in delivering lessons in public schools wherein public-school teachers still encountered hindrances in delivering the lessons during the modular distance learning. Most countries around the world have temporarily closed educational institutions to contain the spread of the virus and reduce infections (Tria, 2020). Since education is no longer held within the school, a huge change s being encountered by the teachers. Lamentations are being faced. They also encountered different struggles in the distribution and retrieval of modules. You sent Teaching and learning circumstances during the pandemic have presented serious risks for many children and learners, especially those living in difficult circumstances. It is very evident that the result of the study showed that home facilitators who have no basic understanding of the subject matter and the home facilitators who were the ones answering their child's module instead of them guiding the learners. It was identified that Stakeholders' partnership and support and assessment and monitoring of learning are areas for improvement to optimize the implementation of MDL. This study utilized a mixed method design. In this study, an exploratory sequential mixed method research (MMR) design was specifically used in order to broadly explore and understand the limitations and lamentations of public-school teachers in delivering of modules.
650 _alimitations.
650 _alamentations.
650 _amodular distance learning.
650 _adistribution and retrieval of modules.
942 _cTHES
_jT 370 2022 405
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