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ABSTRACT The study evaluates the efficiency of using Quexbook Application to teach Statistics and Probability to Madridejos Community College S. Y. Grade 11 ABM (Accountancy and Business Management) students. 2020 - 2021. With the aid of tests created by the researcher, the study used a non-equivalent quasi-experimental method of research. It is held at Bunakan, Madridejos, Cebu's Madridejos Community College. It is determined that teaching Statistics and Probability via Quexbook Application and the conventional lecture technique both considerably improved students' math skills. Comparing the means of the students exposed to the lecture method and the Quexbook Application, there is, however, no discernible difference. However, using the Quexbook application has a little advantage over the conventional lecture mode of instruction because it has more resources than the latter and has greatly improved student performance. The use of Quexbook and/or other learning applications that can boost/improve students' academic progress, particularly in Mathematics disciplines, should be included in any action plan that is proposed.
Mathematics teaching, Probability, Quasi-experimental study, Quexbook application, Statistics
Mathematics teaching, Probability, Quasi-experimental study, Quexbook application, Statistics
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