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A survey of the methods and techniques of evaluating student teachers in industrial education

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1968
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Alba, Renato V.
Thesis Adviser
Ruiz, Macario B.
Defense Panel Chair
Chambers, Elizabeth
Defense Panel Member
Garber, Richard A.
Catedral, Esperanza M.
Funtecha, Myrna D.
Espada, Wilfredo G.
Rio, Estrella S.
Ganchorre, Ciriaco C.
Gonzales, Julia D.
Pablico, Maria R.
Ortigoza, Emma O.
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Abstract
This study attempts to identify the effective practices, methods, and techniques of evaluating student teachers in industrial education at the Iloilo School of Arts and Trades, Iloilo City. The normative-survey method was used in this study, applying observations, interviews, and questionnaires for gathering data. Seventy student teachers, eighty cooperating teachers, and eighteen supervisors in twenty cooperating schools in the Western Visayas and the Iloilo School of Arts and Trades responded to the questionnaires used in this study.

The chi-square values were computed to determine the divergences of the observed frequencies from the hypothesis of normal distributions The hypothesis of normal distribution was defined as follows:

Poor 7 per cent

Fair 24 per cent

Good 38 per cent

Very good 24 per cent

Excellent 7 per cent

The 5 per cent level of significance was not at the start of the study for accepting or rejecting the hypothesis. The data were further statistically treated to find out the methods and techniques considered effective by the respondents, using the test known as the "significance of the difference between uncorrelated percentages."

On the basis of the findings of this study, the following conclusions were drawn:

1. The Interviews conducted with the student teachers revealed that fourteen methods and techniques wore being used by the supervisors and cooperating teachers in evaluating the performance of student teachers.

2. The combined opinions of the respondents which were statistically treated revealed that ton methods and techniques are very good-excellent in evaluating the growth and progress of the student teachers. The methods and techniques are: (1) Seminar, (2) Conference, (3) Interview, (4) activity Checklist, (5) Rating Scale, (6) Supervisory visit and Observation, (7) Teaching Log, (8) Anecdotal Written Report, (9) Self-Evaluation, and (10) Written Test.

3. The student teachers reported that 100 per cent of their cooperating touchers wore using at least five methods and techniques in evaluating their experiences. These are: (1) Conference, (2) Interviews, (3) Rating Scale, (4) Teaching Log, and (5) activity checklist.

4. The policy of the Iloilo School of Arts and Trades in evaluating the student toucher is a three-way process among the cooperating teachers, the supervisor of the section or head of the vocational department, and the coordinator (the supervisor of student teaching).

5. On the basis of the number of questionnaires returned, 100 cent, it is evident that the cooperating teachers were interested in identifying and clarifying the methods and techniques.

The following recommendations are offered:

1. The methods and techniques considered very good-excellent by the respondents ought to be used in evaluating the program of student teaching and student touchers. The methode and techniques are: (1) Seminar, (2) Conference, (3) interview, (4) Activity Checklist, (5) Rating scale, (6) Teaching Log, (7) Supervisory Visit and Observation, (8) Anecdotal written Report, (9) Self-Evaluation, and (10) Written Test.

2. The followinq methods and techniques are specifically recommended for by the cooperating teachers in evaluating the performance of student teachers: (1) Conference, (2) Interview, (3) Activity Checklist, (4) Rating scale, (5) Self-Evaluation, and (6) Written Test.

3. There should bo a continuous appraisal of the methods and techniques in evaluating student teachers as done in this study.

4. There should be a conference of all the student teachers and cooperating teachers in the section or department in the case of vocational schools, at least once every two weeks.

5. Cooperating teachers should be invited to attend the seminar on problems met by the student teachers during their practice teaching at least twice a semester.

6. A similar study should be conducted in private schools with a teacher education program using the same methods and techniques in evaluating student touchers.
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12852/1758
Suggested Citation
Alba, R. V. (1968). A survey of the methods and techniques of evaluating student teachers in industrial education (Unpublished Master’s thesis). Central Philippine University, Jaro, Iloilo City.
Type
Thesis
Subject(s)
Industrial arts--Study and teaching OCLC - FAST (Faceted Application of Subject Terminology); Manual training--Study and teaching OCLC - FAST (Faceted Application of Subject Terminology); Student teaching OCLC - FAST (Faceted Application of Subject Terminology); Student teachers OCLC - FAST (Faceted Application of Subject Terminology); Student teachers--Evaluation OCLC - FAST (Faceted Application of Subject Terminology); Student teachers--Training of OCLC - FAST (Faceted Application of Subject Terminology)
Keywords
Iloilo School of Arts and Trades
Department
School of Graduate Studies
Degree
Master of Arts in Education
Shelf Location
GSL Theses 378.242 Al13
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