Pantao (The International Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences)

Tag: Academic Performance

  • Yoga integration in curriculum design

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    Llanabelle O. Lañohan and Regina P. Galigao (Authors) Abstract This study investigates the global integration of yoga into educational curricula, emphasizing its transformative impact on student well-being, academic performance, and holistic development. Utilizing a data mining approach across various international contexts, the research identifies commonalities and regional distinctions in the implementation of yoga programs in…

  • Science attitudes, scientific literacy, critical thinking skills, and academic performance of Grade IV pupils

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    Lalyn Casios Ubalubao (Author) Abstract In a world driven by scientific discovery and innovation, young learners’ attitudes, literacy, and critical thinking skills shape their path toward academic success. This study was conducted to determine the relationships among science attitudes, scientific literacy, critical thinking skills, and academic performance in Science of Grade IV pupils in the…

  • Teachers’ perceptions of the role and value of homework towards learners’ learning autonomy

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    John Regie D. Rocabo, Marian Fe P. Bayron, Aila Marie B. Cristal, Gretchel C. Molos, and Ma Yen J. Nuez (Authors) Abstract The main thrust of this study was to correlate between teachers’ perception on the role and value of homework and learners’ learning autonomy at Santo Niño Elementary School (Talibon), Pres. Carlos P. Garcia…

  • Echoes of home: a qualitative study on the impact of broken families on Junior High School students

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    Ronnel Rey R. Delima, Andria M. Pamisa, Charice B. Caingles, Jermark Roselim, and Karla Dominique K. Galito (Authors) Abstract This study aims to explore the impact of a Broken family among junior high school students in Bantaawan IS and employ qualitative methods such as semi-structured interviews. This is grounded in interpretivism, which is attached to…

  • The multiple intelligences of the High School Students of a college as basis for the selection of appropriate teaching strategies in mathematics

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    Lirpaz M. Limon (Author) Abstract Understanding students’ multiple intelligences is crucial in designing effective teaching strategies that cater to diverse learning needs, particularly in Mathematics. However, there is limited research on how multiple intelligences influence the selection of instructional methods in this subject. This study investigated the multiple intelligences of high school students at Saint…

  • Sleep quality and student performance: a cross-cultural analysis

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    Aldrin G. Donasco and Regina P. Galigao (Authors) This study explores the impact of sleep quality on student academic performance through a cross-cultural lens, employing data mining techniques to analyze the complex relationships between sleep patterns and academic success. Previous research has demonstrated the negative effects of poor sleep on cognitive function, memory, and academic.…

  • Music as a therapy to students’ mental health

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    Sheila Grace M. Bangquiao and Regina P. Galigao (Authors) Abstract Our mental health is essential, affecting all aspects of our lives. If we struggle to overcome our stress, anxiety, and depression, we are likely distracted from doing well in our respective daily life activities. Relating mental health to education is essential, as most students nowadays…

  • Assessing the effectivity of “PROJECT TAMA” to the academic performance of IP learners

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    Graciana Nabat-Nofre, Michael Valencia-Ramos, & Mila Nagbuya-Ramirez (Authors) Abstract Indigenous people are a source of pride for Filipinos, as they strive to preserve and protect nature. Like other Filipinos, they are entitled to equal education to fulfill their aspirations. Due to their unique origins, beliefs, and traditions, it is essential for them to continue their…

  • Influence of performing arts on the attitude and academic performance of grade three pupils in selected public elementary schools

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    Celba Malupa Magallon (Author) Abstract This study investigates the influence of performing arts on the attitude and academic performance of grade three pupils in selected public elementary schools in Taytay Sub-Office during the School Year 2023-2024. Utilizing a descriptive survey research design, the study sampled 84 teachers and 400 pupils chosen through quota and simple…

  • Factors affecting the study habit of students of Teacher Education students

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    Princess Christine G. Dionesio, Desiree D. Villanueva, Garleth Asianne T. Montero*, Justine A. Varona, Jona Mae L. Jungco, Jesson C. Reovoca (Authors) Abstract This study investigates the factors affecting the study habits of students in the College of Teacher Education (CTE) of University of Antique – Tario Lim Memorial Campus. Utilizing various statistical tools, including…