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1. CLASSROOM RULES GOOD MORNING GRADE 10!

2. CLASSROOM RULES LISTEN WHEN SOMEONE IS TALKING 2 4 1 5 3 RESPECT OTHERS & RESPECT YOURSELF FOLLOW DIRECTIONS QUICKLY AND QUIETLY ALWAYS DO YOUR BEST AND HAVE FUN! RAISE YOUR IF YOU WANT TO SPEAK OR RECITE 1

3. Activity 1: Gimme the Top Three!

4. Best mobile multiplayer games in the Philippines 2021 (Source: my-best.ph) M M O S E G G N D L L E N D E L L I B O A C Y G A U T U F O S

5. Most Popular K-Pop Groups in the Philippines 2020 according to Twitter (Source: www.koreaboo.com ) S L K N O I B T K C A P X E B

6. INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS Monica C. De Guzman Prepared by:

7. describe the concept of statistics ; Learning Goals: explain the importance of statistics; differentiate quantitative and qualitative data; and use research studies to identify the levels of measurement of data (nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio).

8. STATISTICS Statistics is the study of the collection , analysis , interpretation , presentation , and organization of d ata .

9. Descriptive Statistics Inferential

10. QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE DATA

11. In the study of Belmonte et al. (2019), among 40 respondents, it was found that the majority tend to play games for 1-2 hours and 3-4 hours. ‌ QUANTITATIVE DATA

12. The study of Mantero et al. (2020), Auzmendi’s scale of attitudes toward mathematics was used. It was originally validated on a sample of 1221 students and consists of 25 questions on a Likert scale, with 15 affirmative and 10 negative statements that allow the following scoring options: Strongly disagree = 1, Disagree = 2, Neutral (Neither agree nor disagree) = 3, Agree = 4, and Strongly agree = 5 . QUANTITATIVE DATA

13. Five informants were purposely selected through selection criteria. Some students experience barriers especially doing online classes in their own homes; such as noise, doing chores, and lack of motivation. ( Locion et al. 2022) QUALITATIVE DATA

14. In the study of Peneda (2019), the top five (5) pupils in the high performing group and five (5) pupils in the low performing group were selected. As a result, six major themes were derived from the findings after data analysis was conducted, namely: Self-Driven Activities in Learning, Challenges in Learning, Styles in Learning, References used in Learning, Scaffolds in Learning and Coping Mechanisms in Learning. QUALITATIVE DATA

15. FOUR LEVELS OF MEASUREMENT NOMINAL ORDINAL INTERVAL RATIO Numerical Categorical

16. FOUR LEVELS OF MEASUREMENT NOMINAL Gender M-Male F-Female Example: Types of Electric Consumption 1-Residential 2- Commercial 3-Indutrial 4-Government Marital Status Single married divorced widowed categorized but not ranked or measured in specific order.

17. FOUR LEVELS OF MEASUREMENT ORDINAL Categories with a specific , meaningful order Economic Class Low-income class Middle-income class High-income class Example: Level of Satisfaction Very Satisfied Satisfied Unsatisfied Very Unsatisfied

18. FOUR LEVELS OF MEASUREMENT INTERVAL order, and the differences between values are meaningful and consistent Temperature 20°C 30°C 40°C Example: Time of day 1:00 pm 2:00 pm 3:00 pm

19. FOUR LEVELS OF MEASUREMENT RATIO Example: Order, and the difference can be described. It has true zero. Height (5ft. 8in., 5ft. 9in., 5ft. 10in., 5ft. 11in., 6ft. 0in. etc.) Distance (from zero miles/km upwards)

20. 5. The Impact of Online Gaming on Behavior of Students at Pangasinan State University (LHS Bayambang , Pangasinan) 4. #TimeonTask: A Quantitative Exploration of the Influence of Homework Duration on Academic Learning Outcomes  in Junior High School 3.   #YourStrandYourChoice: The Factors Influencing the Strand Preferences of Grade 10 Students 2. The Impact of Online Shopping Discounts on Consumer Buying Behaviour 1. How Online Gaming affects the Listening and Reading Skills of the Grade 10 Students

21. How Online Gaming affects the Listening and Reading Skills of the Grade 10 Students H ours s pent in playing online games 1 - 3 hours 4 - 6 hours 7 - 10 hours Above than 10 hours T ypes of online games Call of Duty Mobile Legends

22. The Impact of Online Shopping Discounts on Consumer Buying Behaviour Types of online shopping discount Percentage discounts Fixed-amount discounts Free shipping Buy one, get one free (BOGO) Coupon codes

23. #YourStrandYourChoice: The Factors Influencing the Strand Preferences of Grade 10 Students Level of satisfaction: (Scale: 1–5, where 1 is not happy at all and 5 is highly satisfied) Preferred Strand STEM HUMMS TVL ABM GAS

24. #TimeonTask: A Quantitative Exploration of the Influence of Homework Duration on Academic Learning Outcomes  in Junior High School Grade Level: Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10 Time spent on Homework Less than 1 hour 1-2 hours 2-3 hours 3-4 hours 4 or more hours

25. The Impact of Online Gaming on Behavior of Students at Pangasinan State University (LHS Bayambang , Pangasinan) Behavioral Indicators: (Scale from 1 to 5) 5- Strongly Agree 4- Agree 3- Neutral 2- Disagree 1- Strongly Disagree

26. Quantitative Qualitative Countable or measurable, relating to numbers Tells us how many, how much, or how often Fixed and universal, “factual” Gathered by measuring and counting things Analyzed using statistical analysis Descriptive, relating to words and language Dynamic and subjective, open to interpretation. H elps us to understand the “why” and “how” behind certain behaviors Gathered through observations and interviews. Analyzed by grouping the data into meaningful themes