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02. DSSC Electronic Theses and Dissertations

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    Exploring the grammatical errors of second year BSED English students
    Dadula, Lheanvic F. (Davao del Sur State College, 2024-02)
    The purpose of this academic work was to investigate the solecism made by the second year BSED English major students in Davao del Sur State College (DSSC) in writing essay. There were 12 indicators of grammatical errors; those are addition, omission, misinformation, misordering, parallel constructions, verb forms, syntax, diction, subject-verb concord, prepositions, nouns, as well as verb. The research besides suggested to familiarize the rule of grammar and exercise learning activities to help students to action the appropriate forms rightly to raise validity. In this exploration, a descriptive quantitative method was used in the accompany of adopted questionnaire. A total of ninety-one English students participated in the study. In the results, participants emphasized that grammatical errors significantly impact its quality and readability, and requires substantial revision.
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    Exploring the effects of reading habits to the academic performance of grade 11 students
    Cagoyong, Claudine Joy A. (Davao del Sur State College, 2024-01)
    This study explored the correlation between students' reading habits and their academic performance. Through comprehensive research and analysis, it aimed to uncover the influence of factors such as the home environment, attitudes and values, and reading frequency on students' reading habits, as well as their effect on academic performance and educational outcomes. The findings offered valuable insights for educators and policymakers, aiding in the development of strategies that fostered effective reading habits and ultimately led to improved students' academic achievements.
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    Beliefs and strategies in language learning among secondary students
    Arcayna, Danica V. (Davao del Sur State College, 2025-01)
    This study was conducted to determine the relationship of beliefs in language learning and language learning strategies among secondary students of Serapion C. Basalo Memorial Colleges. This study found out some conclusions that obtained the objectives of the study, it includes first the significant difference to the level of beliefs in language learning in terms of gender and year level. Quite similar in terms of language learning strategies when categorized to gender were dominated by female. It also revealed that meta-cognitive strategies were utilized compared to cognitive strategies. Moreover, the study had revealed that there was a significant relationship between the beliefs in language and strategies, supported that higher level of students does not reflect that they utilized.
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    Poetry reading strategies and comprehension skills of grade 9 SPA students
    Camat, Lovely Mae M. (Davao del Sur State College, 2024-05)
    The research was intended to determine the relationship between poetry reading strategies and comprehension skills among the grade 9 SPA students at Digos City National High School. An instrument that was modified was used to collect data from 122 respondents using a correlational approach. The findings showed that students use a very high degree of reading methods in terms of engagement in the poetry discussions and proficiency in reading comprehension. Meanwhile, the analysis skills in poetry comprehension, understanding, and interpreting poetic language were at a high level. However, no significant relationships were found with other strategies and skills.
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    Learning outcomes of mother tongue subject and English language competencies of grade 3 pupils
    Eben, Jel Rose V. (Davao del Sur State College, 2024-01)
    The implementation of the Mother Tongue education had gained numerous implications, one of its reason is the impact of Mother Tongue to the English speaking competencies of the students, which are highly believed that it is an essential to succeed academically and anything that calls for English language abilities. Herewith, this quantitative study, which took a descriptive correlational approach, obtained an in-depth understanding about the student's capacity in regards to their level of English-speaking competencies. This study was conducted last June (2023), involving 91 grade 3 pupils who willingly gave their time to participate in this study. The data were gathered using in-depth interviews with the use of ACTFL oral proficiency interview that ought to test the English-speaking competencies of the grade 3 pupils. The data were analyzed to assure that the results are reliable. The outcome of this study concluded that the grade 3 pupils has an outstanding performance in regards to their learning outcomes in the Mother Tongue subject. This study also proved that the level of English speaking competencies of the pupils was distinguished which also concludes that their learning outcome has a significant relationship to their English-speaking competencies.