Authors :
Jane Pendulas
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 7 - July
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24JUL1655
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Abstract :
The purpose of the study was to determine the
influence of teaching techniques on learner’s motivation.
A total of 74 students in the public elementary Schools in
Sta. Ana District, Davao City division were identified
through stratified random sampling. The study utilized a
descriptive-correlation design. An adapted survey
questionnaires were utilized which centered on teaching
techniques and learner’s motivation. Mean, Pearson r,
and regression analysis were used as statistical tools of the
study. Results revealed on the level of teaching techniques
in the post COVID landscape in terms of: (1) lecture
methods, (2) facilitation methods, and (3) instructional
material which was all described as Very High which
indicates that it was always evident in school. In addition,
on the level of learner’s motivation in the post COVID
landscape in terms of: (1) attitude, (2) participation, (3)
homework, and (4) grades, for the attitude and
participation it garners a very high mean score which
means that it was always evident. Meanwhile, for the
homework and grades it garnered a high score which
means that it was oftentimes evident. Further, it showed
a significant relationship between teaching techniques
and learner’s motivation. Moreover, facilitation methods
and instructional material significantly influenced the
learner’s motivation.
Keywords :
Teaching Techniques, Learner’s Motivation, Facilitation Methods, Lecture Methods, Instructional Materials, Attitude, Participation.
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The purpose of the study was to determine the
influence of teaching techniques on learner’s motivation.
A total of 74 students in the public elementary Schools in
Sta. Ana District, Davao City division were identified
through stratified random sampling. The study utilized a
descriptive-correlation design. An adapted survey
questionnaires were utilized which centered on teaching
techniques and learner’s motivation. Mean, Pearson r,
and regression analysis were used as statistical tools of the
study. Results revealed on the level of teaching techniques
in the post COVID landscape in terms of: (1) lecture
methods, (2) facilitation methods, and (3) instructional
material which was all described as Very High which
indicates that it was always evident in school. In addition,
on the level of learner’s motivation in the post COVID
landscape in terms of: (1) attitude, (2) participation, (3)
homework, and (4) grades, for the attitude and
participation it garners a very high mean score which
means that it was always evident. Meanwhile, for the
homework and grades it garnered a high score which
means that it was oftentimes evident. Further, it showed
a significant relationship between teaching techniques
and learner’s motivation. Moreover, facilitation methods
and instructional material significantly influenced the
learner’s motivation.
Keywords :
Teaching Techniques, Learner’s Motivation, Facilitation Methods, Lecture Methods, Instructional Materials, Attitude, Participation.