Development and Validation of a Triangle Trigonometry E-Module

Authors

  • Blessy Mae L. Lopez University of Northern Philippines
  • Janella Angelica R. Navarro Ilocos Sur Community College
  • Regan L. Regua Saint Paul College of Ilocos Sur
  • Rhodelyn T. Samulde Mariano Marcos State University
  • Mark Angelo C. Reotutar University of Northern Philippines

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.69566/ajehd.v5i1.103

Keywords:

Validation, triangle trigonometry, e-module

Abstract

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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Published

2024-12-31

How to Cite

Blessy Mae L. Lopez, Janella Angelica R. Navarro, Regan L. Regua, Rhodelyn T. Samulde, & Mark Angelo C. Reotutar. (2024). Development and Validation of a Triangle Trigonometry E-Module . The Asian Journal of Education and Human Development (AJEHD), 5(1). https://doi.org/10.69566/ajehd.v5i1.103

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