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    Background Methodology

    Results and Discussion Conclusions and

    Recommendations

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    RESEARCH PARADIGM

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    STATEMENT OF THEPROBLEM

    1. What are the students perceptions of their

    learning environment in terms of:

    1.1. student/ teacher relationship?

    1.2. support for learning?

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    2. What are the students perceptions of their learning

    experience in terms of:

    2.1. attitude towards making the videoclip presentation?

    2.2. attitude towards the concept test?

    3. What are the students motivations in studying science

    concepts such as persistent organic pollutants?

    4. Is there a significant difference between;4.1. the pre-test and post-test scores of the students?

    4.2. the concept test scores and video clip scores of students with

    different learning styles?

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    SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDYThe researcher seeks to help the following:

    1. Pre-service and in-service science teachers ,

    by employing a learner-centered approach by using windows moviemaker to help advocate for the awareness regarding the detrimental

    effects of persistent organic pollutants. Moreover, the concept test can be

    replicated by educators to assess the understanding regarding persistent

    organic pollutants.

    2. The students,

    for knowing and understanding the effects of persistent organic pollutants

    and use their major courses in the advocacy to perform the preventive

    measures and lastly, the general public, who in one way or the other aredirectly exposed with POPs.

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    SCOPE AND DELIMITATIONS

    1. The study is focused mainly on the video

    output of the Ecology and EnvironmentalChemistry students of De La Salle- College

    of St. Benilde enrolled during 2nd trimester

    of 2008-2009 (September-December 2008).

    2. The videos that depict the worsening

    environmental condition due to persistent

    organic pollutants through windows

    moviemaker.

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    3. The researcher conducted a 20-item two-tier

    multiple choice concept test about POPs which weregiven prior to and after the POPs video clip

    presentation.

    4. The students were asked about their perceptions

    regarding performance assessment task and the

    concept test.

    5. The student teacher assessment report from De La

    Salle-College of St. Benilde-Center for Learning and

    Performance Assessment (DLS-CSB CLPA) was

    used to describe the student/ teacher rapport.

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    MEANINGFUL EXPERIENCE OF THE

    PARTICIPANTS

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    MeanPair1two tier pre-test 33.05two tier post-test 35.34

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    Paired Samples Test

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    two tier pre-test two tier post-test -2.290 99 .044

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    Multiple Comparisons (Post Hoc analysis)

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    Multiple Comparisons (Post- Hoc analysis)

    Dependent Variable(I) Learning

    styles(J) Learning

    styles Sig.2 tier pre-test LSD Auditory tactile .743

    visual .394Tactile auditory .743

    visual .195Visual auditory .394

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    testLSD Auditory tactile .356

    visual .140Tactile auditory .356

    visual .744Visual auditory .140

    tactile .744Video LSD Auditory tactile .487

    visual .235Tactile auditory

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    tactile .036*. The mean difference is significant at the 0.05 level.

    CO C S O S

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    CONCLUSIONSCONCLUSIONS

    1.The very satisfactory performance of the teacher based on the

    student-teacher assessment report suggests that the teacher is

    effective as the facilitator of learning in the classroomenvironment.

    2. The students have a very positive perception in the

    preparation of the videoclip. They believe that the videoclip is agood alternative for concept test to gauge their learning

    regarding persistent organic pollutants. However, students still

    believe that the concept test is the best way of gauging their

    knowledge regarding persistent organic pollutants.

    CONCLUSIONS

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    CONCLUSIONSCONCLUSIONS

    3. The students consider the bonding with their groupmates as the

    best motivating factor for them to create a good videoclip.

    4. The students get high scores in their videoclip presentation.This suggests that they are more interested in creating the video

    rather than preparing for the concept test.

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    CONCLUSIONSCONCLUSIONS6. The significant difference in the mean pre-test and post-testscores (in favor of the post-test) of the students suggests that

    videoclip presentation and their prior knowledge regarding POPsenhanced their memory in answering the concept test.

    7. The visual learners benefitted the most in the concept test and

    the videoclip presentation as revealed by their scores. This meansthat their learning habits match the way they prepared for the

    concept test and the videoclip better compared to other learning

    styles.

    RECOMMENDATIONSRECOMMENDATIONS

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    RECOMMENDATIONSRECOMMENDATIONS

    1. The participation of more science teachers to conduct team

    teaching and involve majority if not all of the students enrolled

    in Environmental Chemistry and Ecology in the course of the

    study.

    2. Future researchers/ educators to have more time allotment for

    the preparation of the video. In this manner, the respondents

    will have more time to visit relevant places and interview moreexperts regarding persistent organic pollutants. It is also

    recommended that more test items will be incorporated in the

    2-tier concept test to provide the students with more

    comprehensive questions regarding persistent organic

    pollutants.

    RECOMMENDATIONSRECOMMENDATIONS

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    RECOMMENDATIONSRECOMMENDATIONS

    3. The students to come up with an individual audio-

    visual presentation rather than by group. In this manner,

    t-Test can be used to compute if there is a significant

    difference between concept scores and the video clip

    scores.

    4. Aside from the individual learning styles, the

    researcher should include the multiple intelligence as

    part of the experience component of meaningful engagedlearning.

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