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    This study examined the effects of the learning environment on the academic performance of grade 12 students at Bestlink College of the Philippines. Thirty students were surveyed using questionnaires, interviews, and focus groups. The findings showed that most respondents were 18-year-old single males earning an average of 5,000 pesos per month. Students reported that a supportive learning environment helped increase their interest in learning. The most common problem was cheating. The study recommends improving the learning environment and developing a student code of conduct to enhance academic performance.

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    This study examined the effects of the learning environment on the academic performance of grade 12 students at Bestlink College of the Philippines. Thirty students were surveyed using questionnaires, interviews, and focus groups. The findings showed that most respondents were 18-year-old single males earning an average of 5,000 pesos per month. Students reported that a supportive learning environment helped increase their interest in learning. The most common problem was cheating. The study recommends improving the learning environment and developing a student code of conduct to enhance academic performance.

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    Vol. 1 No. 1 (2019): Ascendens Asia Singapore –
    Bestlink College of the Philippines Journal of
    Multidisciplinary Research Abstracts, Vol.1, No.1,
    March 2019
    /
    Articles

    The E!ects of the Learning


    Environment on the
    Academic Performance of
    Grade 12 Students: An
    Emerging Guide

    S.C Eimar

    G. Jaguimit

    G. Lazado

    A.L Lustado

    J. Salagantin

    U. Toyco

    Paul Adrian F. Silawan

    Keywords: e!ects, learning environment,


    academic performance

    Abstract

    The learning environment refers to the diverse


    physical locations, contexts, and cultures in which
    students learn. Since the students may learn in a
    wide variety of settings, such as outside-of-school
    locations and outdoor environments, the term is
    often used as a more accurate or preferred
    alternative to classroom, which has more limited
    and traditional connotations-a room with rows of
    desks and a chalkboard. This environment is not
    conducive for learning since the children will arrive
    very tired and exposed to harsh environmental
    conditions that hinder proper learning activities.
    This study used the descriptive method of
    research and focused on sampled thirty (30)
    students at Bestlink College of the Philippines,
    Quezon City for the school year 2018-2019. To
    gather the needed data, questionnaires,
    unstructured interviews, and focused group
    discussions were used. The data gathered were
    carefully tallied, tabulated, analyzed, and
    interpreted using percentage and frequency
    distribution, weighted mean, and ranking. Based
    on the summary of findings, the respondents are
    males from age 18 years old, single, with 5,000
    average monthly income. The learning
    environment can help them have more interest in
    their learning. The most common problem
    encountered by H.E students was cheating.
    Teachers need to make an environment conducive
    for learning and students need to develop a code
    of conduct. A guide was implemented to improve
    the academic performance of grade 12 students.
    Students are more likely to learn in a safe learning
    environment, one in which they feel valued and
    protected. Recommendations include
    communicating with school leaders on the need to
    incorporate parent, student, and community voice
    and feedback in any on-going or future school
    climate improvement work. The classroom should
    be conducive to learning. The students must
    develop a code of conduct. A proper support
    system or mentorship program should be
    developed that would provide them the required
    assistance whenever it is needed.

    Published
    2019-04-01

    How to Cite
    Eimar, S. ., Jaguimit, G. ., Lazado, G. ., Lustado, A. .,
    Salagantin, J. ., Toyco, U. ., & Silawan, P. A. F. . (2019). The
    E!ects of the Learning Environment on the Academic
    Performance of Grade 12 Students: An Emerging Guide.
    Ascendens Asia Singapore – Bestlink College of the Philippines
    Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, 1(1). Retrieved from
    https://ojs.aaresearchindex.com/index.php/aasgbcpjmra/a
    rticle/view/1166

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