This Chapter PR WPS Office
This Chapter PR WPS Office
This Chapter PR WPS Office
This chapter presents the data gathered with their corresponding analysis and
interpretation. The data are presented in tabular form and organized in sequential manner
resembling the order of presentation of specific problems proposer at the beginning of the study.
The succeeding tables present the distribution of the respondents according to the profile
variables in terms of age and sex.
1.1 Sex
1.2 Age
Male 3 3%
As presented in table 1, in terms of sex female got the highest frequency count of 117 or
97%. Meanwhile, male got the frequency count of 3 or 3%. Therefore most of our respondents
are female which got the highest count of data collected.
31-40 55 46%
41-50 1 1%
Total
As shown in the table, most of the respondents are 20-30 years of age which obtained the
highest frequency count of 64 and a percentage of 53. However, 55 or 46% of the respondents
are 31-40 years of age. Also, there will be 1 respondents who answered at the age of 41-50 with
a percentage of 1%. It was also shown in the table that no one 51 years old and above answered.
Majority of the kindergarten teacher are 20-30 years old.
Doctorate Degree 1 1%
As presented in table 3, terms of Bachelor’s degree got the highest frequency count of 48
or 41%. Meanwhile with units in M.A got 31 respondents a percentage of 25%. However in
Master's degree got 38 respondents, and a percentage of 32%. Also, with units in Ed. D/Ph.D.
and Doctorate Degree got the same number which is a percentage of 1.
According to Jasmin Cloutier 2016, educational attainment, defined simply as the highest
level of education completed by either the parents or the individual, is another component of SES
that is often used to assess social status. Commonly used as a proxy for a number of factors
related to cognitive stimulation in one’s home environment, educational attainment is thought to
measure the qualitative aspects of the relationship between the caregiver and child, such as
exposure to complex language, parent–child interactions. In this People with higher levels of
education are more likely to find employment, remain employed, learn new skills on the job, and
earn more over their working life relative to those with lower levels of education.
As you can see in table 4. Below 5 years of teaching got highest frequency count of 54
and a percentage of 45%. While the 6-10 years no. of teaching got the 53 respondents and a
percentage of 44%. Also, in the 11-20 years of teaching, the respondents are 13 and a percentage
of 11% Lastly, It was shown in the table that no one 21 years old and above answered. Majority
of the kindergarten teacher are below 5 years of teaching.