Utilization of Student-Created Videos for Laboratory Activities in Physics

R. L. S. Magayanes, B. G. Sarmiento, J. R. P. Miguel, J. J. G. Díaz, J. B. Argañosa, L. C. Brillantes, J. T. Luyahan, J. M. D. Barachina, M. D. D. Oca
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The shift from a traditional to an online mode of learning due to COVID-19 pandemic led the researchers to conceptualize and create videos for students who have no access to a laboratory facility. This research assessed the effect of student-created videos to the academic performance of fifty-three (53) Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd) students in Physics 1 (Electromagnetism) and 4 (Waves and Optics). The student-created videos served as the intervention of this research. Laboratory worksheets and survey tools were used for data gathering. The paired samples T-Test was utilized to determine the significant difference in the test scores before and after the intervention. Results showed that academic performance in Physics improved when coupled with student-created videos. Laboratory videos helped enhance the quality of the learning process. Therefore, this may be adopted in science subjects with laboratory component.
利用学生制作的视频进行物理实验活动
由于COVID-19大流行,传统学习模式向在线学习模式的转变促使研究人员为无法使用实验室设施的学生概念化并制作视频。本研究评估了学生制作的视频对53名中学教育学士(BSEd)学生物理1(电磁学)和4(波与光学)学业成绩的影响。学生制作的视频作为本研究的干预。使用实验室工作表和调查工具进行数据收集。采用配对样本t检验确定干预前后测试成绩的显著性差异。结果显示,在观看学生制作的视频后,学生在物理课上的学习成绩有所提高。实验室录像有助于提高学习过程的质量。因此,在具有实验成分的科学科目中,可以采用这种方法。
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