HomeInterdisciplinary Research Journalvol. 6 no. 1 (2017)

Acceptability Level of the DepEd-Produced Grade 7 Biology Modules as Perceived by Science Teachers

Maria Lourdes Gonzales Tan | Rosalina Hidalgo Coral

Discipline: Biology

 

Abstract:

Teachers as facilitators of learning play a great role in evaluating, and adapting instructional materials used for instruction that meet students’ needs since they have direct contact with the students. This study determined the acceptability level of the Department of Education (DepEd)- produced Grade 7 Biology Modules as perceived by Science teachers in all the 16 public secondary schools in the Division of Tacloban City, Leyte, Philippines. Descriptive survey method and quantitative analysis were employed. The assessment of the modules focused on the seven dimensions namely: a) content, b) presentation and organization, c) learning activities, d) evaluation activities, e) accuracy and up-to-dateness of information, f) format and g) sufficiency on the availability of modules. The demographic profile of the 35 Grade 7 Science teachers: the majority are females who have a bachelor’s degree or with master’s units, with 1-2 years of teaching Grade 7 in the K to 12 Curriculum. The teachers evaluated the DepEd-produced Grade 7 Biology Modules satisfactory in all the seven dimensions. However, they provided suggestions for improvement in each of the modules