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This study was conducted to determine the effectiveness of AGHAMazing technique in improving the academic performance of Grade 9 students in science.The study used the experimental method of research comparing the AGHAMazing technique to traditional technique in teaching science. A teacher- made pre-test and post-test employed to check the performance of the students who participated in the study. T-test analysis was used by the researcher to compare the significant difference between the two variables. Results of the pre-test and post-test revealed that AGHAMazing technique is more effective method in improving the academic performance of Grade 9 students in science compared to traditional method. The study recommends that science teachers can use/ try updated and relevant teaching techniques to uplift the academic performance of the students. Personnel in the Department of Education should initiate programs/ activities, trainings and seminars to equip the teachers with latest trends, issues and concerns to further stimulate their teaching competency especially in the conduct of teaching- learning process. In addition, this will develop the teacher to become 21st century teacher to produce 21st century students. Collaborate with the LGU’s and NGO’s to sponsor/ donate multi-media equipment like computers, TV monitor and others to be used by the teachers and students inside the classroom.
AGHAMazingTechnique, Academic performance, Grade Nine Science.
AGHAMazingTechnique, Academic performance, Grade Nine Science.
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