Note: A critical ratio (CR) of 2.58 is required for the difference in the medians to be significant at the 1 percent level. The final test of the significance of difference be. Therefore, the mean difference of 6.96 is significant. At the beginning of the experiment, the researcher assumed that the Ward method was as effective as the con. The experiment tried to answer the question:. Which of the two methods is more effective for the high IQ. Which of the two methods is better for the low IQ. The study was conducted in Puro Elementary School, Placer District.
The Otis test was used in obtaining. The reading skills exercises were used to obtain reading skills scores of the students and the eco. nominal survey form was used to maintain ob. socioeconomic scores. These three test instruments are borrowed from the Central Philip. The means and the standard deviation. scores on these three factors. tors were calculated to determine the students' T-scores in each test. The means and standard the. deviations from Group A and Group B in I.Q., reading readiness, and so on. cioeconomic are almost identical. showing that the original combination of scores was quite satisfying. The two methods used in this study were the Analytical-Synthe. tic method and the Cartilla method.
Method I, the analytical-synthetic method was used in group A and method II, the Cartilla method was used in group A and method II, the Cartilla method was used in group B. The daily subject was made comparable as much as possible. The same teacher — investi. gator- taught reading in both grades. The procedures as prescribed in the overview of the work with both methods were strictly followed. The difference between the mean between group A and group B with high scores in I.Q. test was not significant at 5 per cent. level. Neither method is better than the other for teaching vernacular reading in Grade I, and neither method is. better than the other in teaching reading to grade I students with high scores in I.Q. test or for Class I students with low scores in I.Q. The difference in variability of the two groups was not affected by the methods used.
The purpose of this study was to determine whether homework has sig. great effect on achievements. ment of Vth grade students in Arith. The study was conducted at Puro Elementary School in Pla District. cer, Division o f Masbate, and subjects included were Grade V students matched for age, sex, socio-economic status, arit. metic assessment of students IV. class and initial test. To match the groups to the raw scores in the men above. Means and standard deviations for the data were calculated for the purpose of solving each student's T-score in each test. The sum of the T-scores was used as a preliminary step in equating the two groups. between different variables were calculated to check if. there was a rationale for the supplement. Two students with the same or nearly the same com. The same procedure was carried out for girls. Means and standard devi. Group A and Group B values were calculated for deterrence purposes. mines differ in meaning. between means and standard deviations.
The Bisayas of Borneo and the Philippines
A New Look at the Maragtas
Sidney Silliman *
In May 1973, DAR Secretary Conrado Estrella came to participate in the distribution of Land Transfer Certificates (LTC) to some tenants of the city and surrounding areas. The 35 criminal cases filed in the Municipal Court will generally not be discussed because they are difficult to relate to the agrarian reform program and individual cases will not be discussed. The main observation is that the number of cases filed with the Court of Agrarian Relations (here after CAR) from Dingle was higher than in previous years and that is.
But out of 45 CAR cases filed by Dingle, only nineteen had an LTC issued in the name of one of the parties. In relation to landowners, only ten of those affected by OLT were involved in disputes in the SAR and only two were parties to a civil suit in the municipal court.4. It is also noted that there is no great correlation between the litigants in the courts and those who hold official positions in the Samahang Nayon.
A third finding is that the number of cases filed in the SAR is directly related to the dynamic role played by a particular Agrarian Law Office attorney. The first lawyer maintained his residence in the poblacion and was easily accessible to the tenant farmers. The difference between these two lawyers can be seen in the number of cases in which they participated.
In addition, a BALA lawyer has acted as a lawyer in two of the fourteen civil cases at the district court. DAR personnel play mediating roles, as in the conflict over irrigation water in one of Dingle's barrios. However, where mediation is unsuccessful, as in the above case, DAR staff actively support tenants.
In the aforementioned irrigation dispute, the president attempted to persuade one of the plaintiffs to drop the charges and settle out of court. Tenants may have filed cases in municipal court for other actions, but it appears they are not using this court for reso. Reference to cases in the Court of Agrarian Relations of Dingle means cases relating to land in that community.
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