Use of Multimedia-Assisted Instruction and Its Effectiveness In Promoting Learner Engagement Among Elementary Teachers in Castillejos District
Jastine Anne Q. Mendoza | Michael G. Albino
Discipline: Education
Abstract:
The incorporation of technology in education has improved instruc-tional methods and student engagement in classrooms. This research investigated multimedia-enhanced teaching and its effectiveness in fostering student engagement among public elementary school edu-cators in Castillejos District, Zambales. It specifically assessed the de-gree of multimedia-assisted instruction utilization and its efficacy on behavioral, emotional, cognitive, and social involvement among stu-dents. The research is important in offering understanding into how multimedia tools enhance teaching and learning methods. A struc-tured survey questionnaire was used in a descriptive–quantitative re-search design with 165 public elementary school teachers selected randomly. Data were examined utilizing frequency, weighted aver-age, standard deviation, Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), and Pearson-r correlation. Results indicated that educators extensively used mul-timedia-supported teaching and considered it very effective in en-hancing student engagement. No notable differences were observed when participants were categorized based on profile variables. None-theless, a noteworthy positive correlation was found between multi-media-assisted instruction and learner engagement, suggesting that successful multimedia integration boosts student participation and involvement in the learning process. The research found that multi-media-supported teaching effectively enhances student involvement in primary education. Schools should enhance teacher training in multimedia integration and ensure sufficient technological resources are available to facilitate effective teaching.
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