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Media Content Preferences and Perceptions towards Dominant Value Orientations in Media Among Pre-Service Teachers Mata, Suzette; Handang, Juspher; Joe, Nurfaiza; Saldariega, Lyka; Ruiz, Genelyn; Gregorio, Kathleen; Lapore, Nicole; Doren, Cherry Ann; Lemana, Jewel
Jurnal Pendidikan Progresif Vol 13, No 2 (2023): Jurnal Pendidikan Progresif
Publisher : FKIP Universitas Lampung

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Media Content Preferences and Perceptions Towards Dominant Value Orientations in Media Among Pre-Service Teachers. Objective: The purpose of this study was to determine the media content preferences and the perceptions towards dominant value orientations in media. Methods: This research employed a quantitative research design through the use of an online survey technique. Findings: The findings showed that there are gender differences in relation to the pre-service teachers' thematic content preferences. In terms of the preferable television program content and the gender of pre-service teachers, it revealed a statistically significant difference. A positive and negative correlation was also shown between the pre-service teachers' viewing habits and their perceptions of dominant values that are presented in various television programs, and in the pre-service teachers' preferences for music genres and the values promoted in several music videos. Conclusion: The findings in this study indicate that the media content preferences of pre-service teachers differ from their perception of media values.  Keywords: media content preferences, perceptions, value orientations.DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23960/jpp.v13.i2.202315
Gender-Based Assessment in the Attitude Towards Social Values of the Pre-Service Teachers Bazan, Wendy T.; Ledesma, Kate; Handang, Juspher; Quililan, Crizy Jane; Saldariega, Lyka
Journal of Learning on History and Social Sciences Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024): European Journal of Learning on History and Social Sciences
Publisher : PT. Antis International Publisher

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Social values have become the guide of a person where it judges the action whether the action that has been taken is acceptable or not. This study will explore the attitude towards social values of the Pre-Service Teachers and determine if there is a significant difference in the attitude towards social values among the respondents when data are grouped according to gender. A total of 89 collected responses where 50 of them are female and 39 of them are male were analyzed using the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) version 20. Pre-Service Teachers’ attitude towards social values in terms of their gender, results has shown that both genders reflect a result of somehow positive attitude towards social values with an average mean of 3.9164 and 4.0296 respectively. Moreover, both genders also reflect a somehow positive attitude with an average mean of 3.98. Overall, it is also revealed that gender does not affect the attitude towards social values of Pre-Service Teachers,in this sense, values education must be given importance in moulding the social values of the Pre-Service Teacher regardless of their gender whether they are male or female for the improvement of one’s social character as it will be beneficial in the cultivation of a harmonious school culture.
Teachers’ Perspective on Distance Learning for Students with Visual Impairment A. Adin, Nur-Amija; S. Enriquez, Eila Marie; P. Ribo, Julius Victor; Quililan, Crizy Jane; Gemarangan, Shenn ryne; Saldariega, Lyka; Handang, Juspher; Doren, Cherry Ann
Journal of Higher Education and Academic Advancement Vol. 1 No. 1 (2024): European Journal of Higher Education and Academic Advancement
Publisher : PT. Antis International Publisher

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Learners with special needs have come a long way in their education. It can be in the style of a strategy from special education (SPED) to curriculum implementation, or it can be in the form of a transition from integrated education to inclusive classrooms. The transition from traditional learning to a new mode of learning happened due to the rise of the Covid pandemic in 2019 until the present. Students were forced not to enter school to avoid the spread of the virus. With that as an alternative solution for learning, the Department of Education (DepEd) implemented distance learning and modular learning for all the students all over the Philippines including the learners with disabilities. The current research study aimed to identify the extent of distance learning for children with a visual impairment from their teacher’s point of view. The researchers used a qualitative case study method and distributed questionnaires to the three chosen respondents. A purposive sampling method was adopted to select the respondents. The researchers selected the Special educators who have experience in handling students with visual impairment during distance learning. Each of the teachers underwent formal interviews through Google Meet and some were written answers which were later transcribed and analyzed by the researchers. After conducting the data analysis, it became evident that many of the teachers have their own unique perspectives when it comes to their experiences, challenges, and coping strategies for distance learning for their students. Recommendations are made to provide solutions aimed at reducing conflict in implementing distance learning among students with visual impairment.
Readiness to Transition to Online Learning: A Survey among Filipino Pre-service Teachers Joe, Nurfaiza; Handang, Juspher; Gregorio, Kathleen; Saldariega, Lyka
International Journal on Integrated Education Vol. 5 No. 4 (2022): IJIE
Publisher : Researchparks Publishing

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This study is focused on the perspective of readiness to transition to online learning of the pre-service teachers who are currently enrolled in Western Mindanao State University during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Quantitative research design was employed in this study and adapted a descriptive survey method. 311 pre-service teachers coming from different year level and majors responded to the said survey. Through the use of statistical software SPSS, the collected data was analyzed. The findings of this study unveiled that the perception of pre-service teachers’ readiness towards online learning is high. It was revealed that the motivation of the pre-service teachers is high. Amidst the urgent shift of learning to online, it was shown that the level of readiness of pre-service teachers is high as they are confident in operating the basic functions of Microsoft Office programs and managing the internet and software which are essential skills for online learning contexts. Albeit, learners need to acquire a sense of control. Learner control ranked the lowest along with online communication self-efficacy ranking second to the last. The prominent issue of the intermittent connection as well as the electric power interruptions has been a long issue and governments need to take a serious action toward this dilemma. Moreover, teachers should stimulate the learners’ online/communication self-efficacy in a way that students will participate in discussions, sharing ideas, and expressing their opinions.
Co-Authors A. Adin, Nur-Amija Bazan, Wendy T. Doren, Cherry Ann Gemarangan, Shenn ryne Gregorio, Kathleen Handang, Juspher Joe, Nurfaiza Lapore, Nicole Ledesma, Kate Lemana, Jewel Mata, Suzette P. Ribo, Julius Victor Quililan, Crizy Jane Ruiz, Genelyn S. Enriquez, Eila Marie