Research
Research
Research
The Internet has made online learning possible, and may researchers and educators are
interested in online learning to enhance and improve student learning outcomes while combating
the reduction in resources, particularly in higher education. Online learning has become a
popular tool in addition to traditional learning methods. This study emphasizes on how
assessment and delivery methods employed can influence the effectiveness of online program, as
well as the benefits and constrains experienced in learning. The key purpose of this research was
to find out the effectiveness of modular approach in teaching in order to assess the student
learning , performance and achievement and to determine whether the modular teaching is more
effective than the traditional methods. The study was experimental type. Equivalent group study
design was used.
Introduction
A growing number of students are now opting for online classes. They find the traditional
classroom modality restrictive, inflexible, and impractical. In this age of technological
advancement, schools can now provide effective classroom teaching.
The advent of online education has made it possible for students with busy lives and
limited flexibility to obtain a quality education. As opposed to traditional classroom teaching,
Web-based instruction has made it possible on offer classes worldwide through a single Internet
connection.
According to (Mozes- Carmel and Gold, 2009) using a single indicator, they attempted
to see if the student performance was effected by instructional medium. This study sought to
compare online and face to face teaching on three levels- pure modality, gender, and the class
rank. Through these comparisons, they investigated whether one teaching modality was
significantly more effective than the other. Although there were limitations to the study, this
examination was conducted to provide us with traditional measures to determine if students
performed better in one environment over another.
Although it boast several advantages over traditional education, online instruction still
has its drawbacks, including limited communal synergies. Still, online education seems to be the
path many students are taking to secure a degree. The improvement of communication
technology which includes computers and cellphones has becoming broader.
In the study of Shah & Calonge (2019) this can offer students the options for self-
paced learning at their place, and can also emphasize on different learning styles. An effective
remote classroom should create learning environments that can cater to the diversity and needs of
the students varied learning styles.
A ranking tool is also needed that is tailored to discuss the quality of education
through virtual classrooms and defines the criteria and indicators to measure the quality of
distance education (Pozzi et al.,2019).
However, Benham’s (2002) study suggest that learning style does affect student
performance and that students with particular learning styles perform better in an online courses
than face to face course.
It is this content that the researchers want to conduct this study because they desire to
describe how Senior High School students do online vs modular learning modalities:
effectiveness of preferred learning style. The researchers use senior high school student as their
respondents because they belong to the younger generations who will be the one who are mostly
affected by the online vs modular learning modalities: effectiveness of preferred learning style.
It is hoped that this will not only benefits the students, administrator, faculty and
parents but everyone using different techniques in teaching whether it is face to face or online
modular style. Results of these study may help people in understanding the what is really
effective in learning, if it is online modular style or face to face class.
A. Resources
B. Family Support
C. Personal Preference