Action Research Results S
Action Research Results S
n sd x
Pre-test Scores 35 3.09 18.6
The analysis of the pre-test scores from 35 learners provides insight into their
initial academic performance. The mean score of 18.6 suggests a moderate level
of understanding before any instructional intervention. Additionally, the standard
deviation of 3.09 indicates some variability in learners' performance, with scores
distributed around the mean. This variation highlights differences in prior
knowledge and learning readiness among students.
II. Description of the post-test scores regarding the learners' academic performance.
n sd x
Post-test Scores 35 2.28 21.4
This improvement in both the average score and score consistency implies that the
intervention was effective in enhancing learners' comprehension and mastery of the
subject matter. The results support the significance of targeted instructional strategies
in addressing learning gaps and improving overall academic performance.
III. Significant differences between the pre-test and post-test scores regarding the
learners’ academic performance.
x sd df t-value p-value
Pre-test 18.6 3.09 35 <.4.31 <.001
Post-test 21.4 2.28
The comparison between pre-test and post-test scores reveals a statistically
significant improvement in learners’ academic performance. The mean score
increased from 18.6 (pre-test) to 21.4 (post-test), indicating a positive impact of
the intervention. Additionally, the t-value of 4.31 and p-value of <.001 suggest
that this improvement is statistically significant, meaning the observed difference
is unlikely due to chance.
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Algen Cortez Sadie