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EACHER S FAVORITIS M TO TUDENTS AND ITS EFFECTS


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EACHER S FAVORITISM TO TUDENTS AND ITS EFFECTS

the practice of giving special treatment or unfair advantages to a person or


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hapter1


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:Statement of the Problem

Terminating favoritism here in Naga Hope Christian School can really help the.students as well as the teachers It can

really affect the students that lead to less.focus on their studies

This study was conducted to

investigate teacher s favoritism and its effects to the academic performance of high

school students in Naga Hope Christian School-during the school year 2009 2010 as perceived;by the students specifically the study

:attempt to answer the following questions


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to an end or bring something to an end


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Sub Problems

)1 What is favoritism?)2 What are the factors that cause

favoritism?)3 When favoritism seen as a negative

thing?)4 How does favoritism affect other

students in the class who are not given attention?

) 5 How does favoritism change one s

reputation?) 6 Does favoritism raise one s self

esteem or confidence?

)7 How can the teacher and administration resolve this issue ?


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:Hypothesis

The researchers believe that favoritism is a problem that affects.students and teachers alike Considering

,the overall physical emotional and

,psychological effects to both sides ,Favoritism does more harm than good it,degrades personalities destroys

relationships and the biased tone is an

example of unfair treatment which violates the right of a student to have/equal opportunities to achieve his her

.basic right to learn


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:Significance of the study , ,In today s modern classrooms self esteem

popularity and status are increasingly given importance by students rather than academic. performance It is apparent that a student s

status is undermining his opportunity to

.learn This study will emphasize and determine the root causes and the long term.effects of favoritism For those who see and

assume that the concept of favoritism is,nothing more than a harmless act this study

will make them review their assumptions and let them contemplate and reconsider more on the subject if they see it as a positive or

.negative thing


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.negative thing

iminish or weaken something gradually


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negative thing .


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.negative thing

,riously and at length especially in order to under


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.negative thing


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:Scope of the study

This study is conducted to determine

the causes and effects of favoritism in the High School Students of Naga Hope Christian

.School Since this thesis deals with factors, ,like psychology emotion self esteem and

,popularity it will involve students from.High School department Information

regarding this topic will be gathered and,collected using surveys interviews and

testimonies and will be analyzed and processed to provide an organized study and.solution to the problem


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Conceptual Framework


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hapter3


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:Methods of research and Procedures

The methods and procedures undertaken by the researchers will be revealed in this

. ,chapter As such the following information,and data gathered is considered accurate

credible and a liable source of pertinent information regarding the topic in,question which is favoritism and its

.effects on the school and students The

researches ensure truthfulness and accuracy.throughout


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,For this chapter the descriptive method in.presenting and providing data will be employed

Utilizing the survey questionnaire composed of up

,to ten queries it will be used to examine high.school students and teachers within the school

, With that in mind the wide variety and scope of respondents will guarantee that the outcome will

.be diverse and specific at the same time The questionnaire used was mainly made up of

.two parts The first part dealt with the,demographic information which deals with the

, , ( )respondent s age gender year level for students( ).and advisory class teachers The second part of the questionnaire dealt with questions that

.require honest input and participation

A h t t l i t i f ti i h


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,As such a total ninety copies of questionnaires have.been created for this research With the first eighty

equally distributed to male and female high school, .students giving each gender a total forty each For

,increased diversity of results these questionnaires will also be equally divided among the various year

. ,levels from first year to fourth year Meanwhile a.separate set of ten will also be given to the teachers

,However it should be noted that when the survey,questionnaire was conducted on site the class of 3 rd

Year Obedience had a special one off division of.respondents They had six boys and four girls,participating as opposed to the balanced five on five

. ,division As for the teachers the five on five system.was also implemented

The results of the questionnaires will be tallied to give the readers of this research paper a concise and

,accurate outcome based from the data gathered organized.and carefully systematized by the researchers Tables

will be utilized to better showcase the results in an

.illustrative manner


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hapter 4 PRESENTATION OF ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA


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STUDENTS


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Year Level of Respondents Male Population Female Population

First Year 10 10

Second Year 10 10

Third Year 11 9

Fourth Year 10 10

Total Population 41 39


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What can you say aboutfavoritism?

MalePopulation

FemalePopulation

MalePercentage

M.R. FemalePercentage

F.R.

Its a hassle and annoyance forour studies.

16 18 30% 2 38% 1

Its a normal occurrence andrelationship for the teacherand student.

18 13 33% 1 28% 2

I consider it a challenge tostrive harder and becomebetter.

15 10 28% 3 21% 3

I dont care at all. 5 6 9% 4 13% 4


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2. Listed below are possible traits that a studentmay have to make him/her a favorite. Rate the

following from 1-9 sequentially. 1 for the best and9 for the worst.

MaleRanking

FemaleRanking

MalePercentage

FemalePercentage

Rich and Wealthy 6th 7th 10.84% 9.71%

Exceptionally Intelligent 1st 1st 13.10% 13.50%

Good Looking and Appealing 7th 9th 10.68% 8.75%

Generally Popular 9th 3rd 9.02% 11.86%

Courteous and Respectful 5th 6th 11.27% 11.41%

Has a Good Sense of Humor 8th 8th 9.45% 9.43%

A Good Leader 2nd 2nd 12.56% 12.14%

Hardworking and Diligent 3rd 4th 11.70% 11.74%

Talented and Adept 4th 5th 11.48% 11.46%


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3. Do you think that the teachers inNHCSs High School Departmentare still practicing favoritism?

MalePopulation

FemalePopulation

MalePercentage

M.R. FemalePercentage

F.R.

Yes 7 5 17% 3 13% 2.5

No 11 5 28% 2 13% 2.5

Yes, but only few 23 29 55% 1 74% 1


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4. What are the possible effects there canbe for the favorites?

MalePopulation

FemalePopulation

MalePercentage

FemalePercentage

They become too proud of themselves. 29 30 19.60% 18%

They often bribe and persuade teachers withwhat they want.

11 18 7.40% 10.80%

They become too relaxed their studies. 19 22 12.80% 13.20%

They become over-confident. 23 26 15.50% 15.60%

They get high grades. 26 24 17.60% 14.40%

They become popular. 14 15 9.50% 9%

They have more friends than normal. 12 13 8.10% 7.80%

They have increased subject interest. 14 19 9.50% 11.40%

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5. Do you think that favoritismcan produce quality students? MalePopulation FemalePopulation MalePercentage MalePercentage

Yes 4 2 9.80% 5.10%

No 22 25 53.70% 64.10%

Yes, but only few 15 12 36.60% 30.80%


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6. Are your grades affected by the classfavorite or biased grading by the

teachers?

MalePopulation

FemalePopulation

MalePercentage

FemalePercentage

Yes 22 18 53.70% 46.20%

No 19 21 46.30% 53.80%


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STUDENTSEACHERS


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Respondents MalePopulation

FemalePopulation

Teachers 5 5

Total Population 10


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Does Favoritism Exist in the School? Population Percentage Ranking

Yes 6 60% 1

No 4 40% 2


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2. Does Favoritism affect a StudentsPerformance?

Population Percentage Ranking

Yes8 80% 1

No 2 20% 2


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3. Do you have a favorite in anyof your classes? Population Percentage Ranking

Yes 2 20% 2

No 8 80% 1


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4. Reasons why teachers have favorites. Ranking

Rich and Wealthy 9th

Exceptionally Intelligent 3rd

Good Looking and Appealing 8th

Generally Popular 7th

Courteous and Respectful 1st

Has a Good Sense of Humor 6th

A Good Leader 5th

Hardworking and Diligent 2nd

Talented and Adept 4th


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6. Possible ways for a teacher to help a student suffering fromfavoritism.

Ranking

Advise the teacher to stop. 4

Observe before taking action. 6

Ask why the teacher is doing it. 5

Tell them about the truth. 3

Report to the administration. 1

Ignore the situation. 2

Others (guidance counseling or to seek proper experts on thematter)

7


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7. Teachers displeased with favoritism. Population Percentage

Yes 7 70%

No 3 30%


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8. Possible solutions to resolve a favoritism case. Ranking

Advise the teacher to stop. 5

Observe before taking action. 7

Ask why the teacher is doing it. 6

Consult directly without provocation. 1

Do observations before making claims. 4

Seek help from the administration. 3

Ask the childs parents for information. 2


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hapter5

Conclusion and

Recommendation


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:Conclusion from students A. The majority of the respondents stated that it is a common occurrence while some say

that it is both a hassle and a challenge. The minority on the other hand, stated that theydont care at all.

B. Based on the findings gathered from the students alone, it cannot be denied that the

practice of favoritism still exists in Naga Hope Christian School.

C. From the survey results, it showed that intelligent, hardworking and generally popular students are most likely to become favorites. While good looking, humorous andwealthy students are not preferred as much.

D. The results show that most of the student population believes that favoritism cannothelp a students academic performance in any way. In fact, it makes them overly

proud; easy go lucky, largely overconfident and ignorant. This is also worsened by thefact that they are given special treatment with grades. As they commonly get high

scores. Favoritism cannot produce a quality student besides they become worse in allaspects except for the tremendous increase in grades.

E. The researchers found out that half of all student respondents stated that it directlyaffects grades and the other half stated otherwise. It would seem that there is a largeduality in opinion.


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:Conclusion from teachers

A . .Favoritism still exists and is practiced by some teachers. .It affects a student s academic performance negatively Degrading

.the assimilation of the education given

. Very few teachers actually have favorites in their respective.classes Meaning that a small percentage of the faculty practice

.favoritism itself. ,Students who are courteous hardworking and intelligent appeal most to

. ,teachers who desire favorites On the other hand the good looking and.popular students do not garner much attention and they are least preferred

This largely mirrors the result of the version for the student s traits in.regards to becoming potential favorites


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E . In regards to possible solutions that a teacher can do to help,students suffering from favoritism most of the teachers suggested

that students need to be more active within the class in order to.garner balanced attention They also need to be given constructive.advice and freedom of expression as well to foster independence

Choices least preferred include guidance counseling from outside.sources and consulting proper experts

. The most preferred solution would be to report the case to the

,school administration which scored the highest which means that the

administration is the best area to fall back to in addressing the.case

. ,According the results most of the faculty stated that they are

.not satisfied that favoritism is still practiced It has negative.drawbacks which border on cheating and dishonesty

. The most preferred solution would be the consult the accused

. ,directly without provocation While a bit overbearing it does go to show that teachers would be willing to get straight to the point

.with the matter


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:Recommendation for students Students must be aware of favoritism in the school and

what it can do for you. Dont be affected by your teachers favoritism.

If you see a favoritism case, report it to the administrationso it will be given a proper solution.

Do your best in all the subjects so that your grades will not

be affected even if theres favoritism.


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:Recommendation for teachers

Give fair attention to all your students.

Avoid biased grading for students. Serve as a good example to students as well as to teachers in doing

the right thing.

Advice a fellow teacher practicing favoritism to stop. In order to prevent any more complications.

Give all students freedom of expression and encourage them to

participate. Give constructive advice to students with problems.


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Thank You for listening

GOD BLESS

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