TY  - BOOK
AU  - Abaño,Norielyn S.
AU  - Biares,Karen Joy B.
AU  - Filio,Mary Jhan Y.
AU  - Orcine,Julie Fel A.
AU  - Penetrante,Rosemarie B.
TI  - The perception of BSOA students on the effectiveness of face-to-face classes as a learning modality
N1  - Undergraduate Theses (BSOA) - Office Administration; Includes bibliographic references
N2  - The study focus to determine the perception of BSOA students on the Effectiveness of Face-to-Face classes as a Learning Modality which answered the Profile of BSOA students of CSPC (Age, Sex, Civil Status, Municipality, Year, Family Monthly Income, Number of Units of Laboratory Subject in 1st Semester, Working Students, and Nautre of Work); Level of perceived effectiveness by the respondents on Face-to-Face Learning Modality along (Social Presence, Social Interaction, and Skills, Knowledge, and Personal Development); Significant difference on the level of perceived effectiveness of Face-to-Face Learning Modality when the respondents are grouped according to profile, and proposed recommendations to enhance Face-to-Face Learning Modality. The respondents were composed of 88 BSOA students. Descriptive method was used. Findings: Profile of the respondents varies; on the level of Perceived Effectiveness, lowest rank in Skills, Knowledge, and Personal Development and the highest rank in Social Interaction. On the levelof perceived effectiveness by the respondents, the highest weighted mean is Social Interaction, the lowest weighted mean is Skills, Knowledge, and Personal Development with the verbal interpretation of Perceived. Recommendations: Skills, Knowledge, and Personal Development should be given attention by the students, faculty, and the College of Tourism Hospitality and Business Management (CTHBM) to include a plan of action of the college to enhance the Effectiveness of Face-to-Face classes. The output of this study is proposed recommendations to enhance the Effectiveness of Face-to-Face Learning Modality to BSOA students
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