This scholarly study determines the Perception of the English Teachers on Transformational Teaching Strategy: Bases for Transformative Learning Program among select public high school English Teachers in Balanga City and Bataan who currently teacher 7th grade students. There are (100) English Teachers of the select public high schools in Bataan selected using the simple random sampling based on age, sex, position, years of service, educational attainment, seminars and trainings attended.
The researcher utilized descriptive method to comprehensively discuss the profile and the teaching strategy of the teacher-respondents in English. Percentage, compute value and tabular value t-test used to correlate Teachers’ Profile to Transformational Teaching Strategies in select public high school English Teachers in Balanga City and Bataan who currently teacher 7th grade students.
In the light of the findings of this study some conclusions were drawn. The teacher-related factors such as age, educational attainment and seminars and trainings attended are related to the teaching strategies they employ. More so, the teacher-related factors such sex, position and years and service and transformational teaching strategies don’t have significant relationship. Lastly, the transformational teaching strategy and students’ academic performance in English have significant relationship. Relative to the findings and conclusions, scores of recommendations were proposed. One of those is the suggestion that teachers must persistently aspire to acquire continuous professional growth. They must be keen about the several seminars and trainings available. Since training and seminars are related to teaching strategies, the Department of Education must encourage different agencies responsible for conducting seminars to focus on topics about teaching strategies. The agencies responsible for conducting seminars must encourage teachers to go beyond theories and principles of learned teaching strategies. Schools must facilitate more Learning Action Cell or L. A. C. sessions to upgrade the teachers’ knowledge in teaching strategies.
This
scholarly
study determines the Perception of the English
Teachers
on
Transformational
Teaching
Strategy
: Bases for Transformative Learning Program
among
select public high
school
English
Teachers
in
Balanga
City and Bataan who
currently
teacher
7th grade students. There are (100) English
Teachers
of the select public high
schools
in Bataan selected using the simple random sampling based on age, sex, position, years of service, educational attainment,
seminars
and
trainings
attended.
The researcher utilized descriptive method to
comprehensively
discuss the profile and the
teaching
strategy
of the teacher-respondents in English. Percentage, compute value and tabular value t-
test
used
to correlate
Teachers’
Profile to
Transformational
Teaching
Strategies
in select public high
school
English
Teachers
in
Balanga
City and Bataan who
currently
teacher
7th grade students.
In the light of the findings of this study
some
conclusions
were drawn
. The teacher-related factors such as age, educational attainment and
seminars
and
trainings
attended
are related
to the
teaching
strategies
they employ. More
so
, the teacher-related factors such sex, position and years and service and
transformational
teaching
strategies
don’t have significant relationship.
Lastly
, the
transformational
teaching
strategy
and students’ academic performance in English have significant relationship. Relative to the findings and conclusions, scores of recommendations
were proposed
. One of those is the suggestion that
teachers
must
persistently
aspire to acquire continuous professional growth. They
must
be keen about the several
seminars
and
trainings
available. Since
training
and
seminars
are related
to
teaching
strategies
, the Department of Education
must
encourage
different
agencies responsible for conducting
seminars
to focus on topics about
teaching
strategies
. The agencies responsible for conducting
seminars
must
encourage
teachers
to go beyond theories and principles of learned
teaching
strategies
.
Schools
must
facilitate more Learning Action Cell or L. A. C. sessions to upgrade the
teachers’
knowledge in
teaching
strategies
.