Development and Validation of a Triangle Trigonometry E-Module

This study validated and evaluated the effectiveness of a developed Triangle Trigonometry E-Module on the mathematical performance of forty Grade 9 students at the University of Northern Philippines-Laboratory High School during the 2020-2021 academic year. The research employed a one-group pretest-posttest design, utilizing a 30-item validated test to assess student performance. Validation by experts rated the E-Module "highly valid" across content objectives, clarity, relevance, design, suitability, and testing. Results revealed a significant improvement in students' mathematical performance, with pretest scores rated "Poor" and posttest scores rated "Very Satisfactory." This demonstrates the E-Module's effectiveness in enhancing students’ understanding of trigonometric concepts. The study highlights the potential of e-modules as effective educational tools, especially in remote or blended learning contexts. Recommendations include adopting the Triangle Trigonometry E-Module across similar curricula, integrating e-modules in other subjects, and conducting remedial sessions for low-performing students. Future research is encouraged to validate these findings across different educational settings and subjects

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Asian journal of education and human development.
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.69566/ajehd.v5i1.103
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Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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Development and Validation of a Triangle Trigonometry E-Module

B. López, Jaime Navarro Casas, Regan L. Regua, Rhodelyn T. Samulde et al.
Asian journal of education and human development.
Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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Development and Validation of a Triangle Trigonometry E-Module

B. López, Jaime Navarro Casas, Regan L. Regua, Rhodelyn T. Samulde, Mark Angelo C. Reotutar
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This study validated and evaluated the effectiveness of a developed Triangle Trigonometry E-Module on the mathematical performance of forty Grade 9 students at the University of Northern Philippines-Laboratory High School during the 2020-2021 academic year. The research employed a one-group pretest-posttest design, utilizing a 30-item validated test to assess student performance. Validation by experts rated the E-Module "highly valid" across content objectives, clarity, relevance, design, suitability, and testing. Results revealed a significant improvement in students' mathematical performance, with pretest scores rated "Poor" and posttest scores rated "Very Satisfactory." This demonstrates the E-Module's effectiveness in enhancing students’ understanding of trigonometric concepts. The study highlights the potential of e-modules as effective educational tools, especially in remote or blended learning contexts. Recommendations include adopting the Triangle Trigonometry E-Module across similar curricula, integrating e-modules in other subjects, and conducting remedial sessions for low-performing students. Future research is encouraged to validate these findings across different educational settings and subjects

Asian journal of education and human development.Vol. 5(1)
Mariano Marcos State University (PH), Saint Paul College (US), University of Northern Philippines (PH)
Openalex Percentile: Top 60%
Manufacturing Process and Optimization
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