A Research Study on the Impact of a Broken Home Family Structure on the Academic Performance of Adolescents Coming from Broken Families Studying in University of the Philippines Visayas
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A Research Study on the Impact of a Broken Home Family Structure on the Academic Performance of Adolescents coming from Broken Families studying in University of the Philippines Visayas
Submitted by:
Ma. Arianne Kate M. Paraiso
Communication II – 7
Submitted to:
Katherine T. Valencia
May 17, 2016
University of the Philippines Visayas
Miagao, Iloilo
Acknowledgement
The researcher would like to acknowledge the help of her parents for supporting her financially and emotionally towards the success of this study. Also, another person the researcher would like to thank is her sibling for being her non-stop motivator and counsellor whenever the researcher felt lost. She also would like to appreciate the efforts of her survey respondents for being a big part of this study; without them, this study will not be able to achieve its goal of why it was conducted. Most importantly, the researcher would like also to show a deep sense of gratitude to her Communication II adviser, Ms. Katherine Valencia, for assisting her and her fellow colleagues until the end of this semester. And lastly, the researcher would like to thank God for guiding her until the end of this study.
Table of Contents
Title
Acknowledgement
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION 1
- Statement of the Problem 3
- Objective 3
- Significance of the Study 4
- Scope and Limitation 5
- Definition of Terms 5
CHAPTER II: METHODOLOGY 7
CHAPTER III: RESULTS AND DISCUSSION 9
CHAPTER IV: SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION 12
CHAPTER V: IMPLICATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 15
References
Appendices
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CHAPTER I
Introduction:
According to Agulana (2000), the family plays a crucial role in the foundation and overall development of a child. It is where the child begins to learn new things with the aid of the biological parents and other members of the family. In Philippine society, the ideal family structure is commonly described as having composed of a mother, a father and a child which is according to Wilkinson (1974) a traditional two-parent nuclear family. However, in the entrance of the twentieth century, deviation from this ideal family structure started to become unavoidable (Brooks, 2011).
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