Case-Study - Baylosis
Case-Study - Baylosis
Case-Study - Baylosis
Submitted by:
Baylosis, Vince
Hernani, Kerby
Ochea, Prince kyle
Olaje, June Kenneth G.
Submitted to:
Mrs. Fe Perez, EdD
Acknowledgment
The researchers, Vince Baylosis, Kerby Hernani, Prince kyle Ochea and June Kenneth
G. Olaje would like to express their sincere gratitude to those who contributed to the
Deepest appreciation goes to God, for providing the knowledge and understanding that
guided us throughout this research journey. His presence served as a constant source of
The researchers extend their heartfelt thanks to their dedicated teacher, Mrs. Fe
Perez, for her invaluable guidance and support. Her insights were instrumental in shaping
Furthermore, the researchers are indebted to their families for their unwavering
support. Their encouragement and assistance, including providing financial resources for
printing and other expenses, were crucial during this project. A special thank you goes to
This case study investigates the impactful teaching strategies and classroom
management practices employed by Mrs. Celine Ramos in her "Understanding the Self"
course at City College of Davao. The research explores how Mrs. Ramos's approach fosters a
dynamic learning environment that facilitates student engagement and self-discovery. The
study highlights the challenges faced in "Understanding the Self" courses and details Mrs.
points, such as improved course performance and reflective essays, could strengthen the
case. The study concludes by recommending the broader application of Mrs. Ramos's
teaching strategies and classroom management practices play a pivotal role in fostering a
learning environment that facilitates students' exploration of their identities, values, and
motivations within "Understanding the Self" courses. Research by Wong and Wong (2023)
emphasize the value of case studies in exploring educational phenomena within a specific
context. This case study adopts a case study approach to investigate the teaching strategies
and classroom management practices implemented by Mrs. Celine Ramos, an instructor for
"Understanding the Self" at City College of Davao, Philippines. The study aims to illustrate
how Mrs. Ramos's approach cultivates a dynamic learning environment that fosters student
"Understanding the Self" courses often present unique challenges. Students may be
effectively (Chickering & Reisser, 1993). This case study explores how Mrs. Ramos tackles
these challenges through a combination of innovative teaching strategies and well-defined
Mrs. Ramos recognizes the importance of creating a safe space for students to
explore their personal narratives. She incorporates interactive activities that encourage
student participation and reflection, aligning with Chickering and Reisser's (1993) emphasis
on active learning. For instance, Mrs. Ramos may utilize journaling exercises, group
Soyibo (2019). She may utilize online quizzes, personality assessments, or educational
techniques. By fostering group discussions and projects, she allows students to learn from
each other's perspectives and experiences, fostering a sense of community within the
management practices that support a positive learning environment. Her approach aligns
with the principles outlined by Canter and Canter (2016), emphasizing clear expectations,
respectful communication, and positive reinforcement. She establishes clear ground rules at
the beginning of the semester and consistently enforces them throughout the course.
critical self-reflection.
Throughout the case study, incorporating quotes or observations from Mrs. Ramos
herself regarding her thought process and approach would provide valuable insights into her
strategies. Additionally, citing relevant research throughout this section strengthens the case
for the effectiveness of each strategy employed by Mrs. Ramos (e.g., Baxter Magolda, 2001;
King, 1999).
Results
The positive impact of Mrs. Ramos's teaching strategies and classroom management
practices is evident in the outcomes observed in her "Understanding the Self" class. Here,
we focus on the findings from a survey conducted within the classroom itself, alongside
Survey Findings
A positive response rate was observed in the classroom survey, with a high
indicated that the interactive activities and collaborative learning techniques employed by
Mrs. Ramos helped them gain a deeper understanding of the course concepts related to self-
expressing their personal perspectives compared to the beginning of the semester. These
findings suggest that Mrs. Ramos's approach fosters a safe and supportive learning
While the survey provides valuable insights, additional data points can further
strengthen the case for the effectiveness of Mrs. Ramos's methods. These could include:
Overall, the combined findings from the survey and potentially additional data
sources paint a positive picture of the impact of Mrs. Ramos's approach. The strategies
implemented seem to foster a safe and engaging learning environment, leading to increased
of self.
Conclusion
This case study has examined the impactful teaching strategies and classroom
management practices implemented by Mrs. Celine Ramos in her "Understanding the Self"
course at City College of Davao. The research revealed that Mrs. Ramos's approach,
that promotes student engagement and self-discovery. The positive findings from the
classroom survey, coupled with the potential for additional data analysis, demonstrate the
Recommendations
their potential for broader application within the field of personal development education.
Educators teaching "Understanding the Self" courses can consider adopting similar
Fostering a safe and supportive classroom environment is crucial for facilitating self-
exploration. Educators can take inspiration from Mrs. Ramos's approach by establishing clear
Ramos's successful methods, educators can cultivate thriving learning environments that
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Appendix
Survey Questionnaire
Dear Respondents,
A pleasant day student of CCD! We are writing this to request approval to survey the
performance of our Understanding the Self subject teacher as part of our academic
requirements for our subject (The Teacher and the Community, School Culture, and
Organizational Leadership). Attached is a brief overview of the survey. Your prompt approval
is appreciated.
Gender
o Female
o Male
Section
o HVACRT 1A
Direction: Read the statement carefully and check the table if you disagree or agree.
Questions Agree Disagree
The classroom activities and discussions helped me gain a
deeper understanding of the concepts related to self-discovery
I felt comfortable sharing my thoughts and experiences in class
discussions.
The technology integration in the course (e.g., online quizzes,
simulations) enhanced my learning experience.
Working on group projects helped me learn from different
perspectives about self-understanding.
Mrs. Ramos' teaching style was engaging and helped me stay
interested in the course material.
I felt comfortable asking questions and seeking clarification
from Mrs. Ramos.
The classroom environment felt safe and supportive for open
and honest discussions about self-reflection.
By the end of the course, I felt more confident in expressing my
personal perspectives on topics related to self-understanding.
The course assignments and assessments helped me reflect on
my own personal growth journey.
Overall, I would recommend Mrs. Ramos' "Understanding the
Self" course to other students.
Optional:
Please feel free to share any additional comments or suggestions you have about the course
below.
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Evidence