Philippine E-Journals

Perceived Readiness of the University of the Immaculate Conception Stakeholders Towards K to 12 Implementation

Julie Pearl Bilbao | Myra Noreen Galela | Eduardo Geponia | Pshyche Joy Macapobre | Ma. Juliet G. Vasay

 

Abstract:

The K-12 in the Philippines involved much the stakeholders from different schools in identifying the challenges of the implementation. This study aimed to determine the perceived readiness of the University of the Immaculate Conception (UIC) stakeholders (parents and students) towards K-12 implementation. It further assessed the significant difference in the level of readiness of the respondents in terms of curriculum. This quantitative research used descriptive comparative method. The researchers developed a questionnaire based on K-12 R.A #10533, which was validated. Results showed that

the perceived readiness of the 149 student-respondents and 49 parent respondents on the implementation of the K-12 was high. Furthermore, results showed a significant difference between the perception of the parents and the students towards the readiness of UIC in terms of curriculum (teachers, facilities, students and parents).