Effects of Excessive Drinking Alcoholic Beverages To The Academic Performance of The Grade 10 Students in Benhs
Effects of Excessive Drinking Alcoholic Beverages To The Academic Performance of The Grade 10 Students in Benhs
Effects of Excessive Drinking Alcoholic Beverages To The Academic Performance of The Grade 10 Students in Benhs
Dulas, Freshamagne P.
Mercoles, Nephtali M.
March 2018
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The researchers greatly acknowledge the following whose continous support and
Ms.Lea Olante , the Practical Research teacher , for her continous encouragement and
guidance which motivates the researchers to finish and for her effort in checking the
The grade 10 students for their special participation for being respondents to the
research;
The families of the researchers for their inspiration, financial and extended support ;
and
The Almighty God for the gift of life , wisdom , patience , good health and the
guidance that He gave to the researchers from the start up to the finish of this study.
ABSTRACT
Freshamagne P. Dulas
Nephtali M. Mercoles
For this study, the researchers designed a survey questionnaire for the data gathering process
to achieve the main objective of the study. The primary aim of the questionnaire is to
determine the respondents profile according to the factors which affect the academic
performance of grade 10 students. Results imply that most of the respondents believe that
their study habits are affected by their time management .Another important finding shows
that Grade 10 students escape to their subjects because of hangover which greatly influenced
by their academic performances. Generally, all of the said factors tend to significantly affect
Acknowledgements __________________________________________ 2
Abstract ______________________________________________________ 3
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Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Conclusions __________________________________________ 15
Recommendations ____________________________________ 16
References _________________________________________ 16
Appendices
Questionnaire ____________________________________________ 18
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
As a Grade 11 student , We observed that some of the Grade 10 students are drinking
excessive Alcoholic Beverages. We chose this topic to help lessen the number of the students
Based on our observation, some of the Grade 10 students of BeNHS attend the class
drunk. As a consequence they will be sent to the Guidance office and will be punished by the
Guidance councilor.
This research can helped us know the reasons why some of the Grade 10 students of
BeNHS are drinking excessive Alcoholic Beverages. Therefore, the results helped us have
This is mainly for the purpose of letting the students feel that excessive drinking of
Alcoholic Beverages can have negative result to their studies. It enables them to balance their
According to Substance abuse and Mental Health Service Administration (2015) kids
who starts drinking before age fifteen are five times more likely to become alcoholic or abuse
to alcohol than are people who want until adulthood for their first sip. Alcohol is a drug.
Every day, more than 4,750 teenagers aged 15 and younger take their first full drink to this
drug.
According to Haelle (2015) there is also another problem for students who
experimented with this drugs that they are more likely than adults are too consume too much
alcohol over a short period of time and this is known as Binge Drinking. The addiction of the
teenagers to this drug will make them a binge drinkers. Binge drinking may harm teenager’s
brain.
According to Chaterji and De Simone (2005), In the U.S. one of our individuals
between the ages 12 and 20 drinks alcohol on a monthly basis and similar affects educational
attainment by decreasing the number of years of schooling and the like hood of completing
school oportion of 12 graders consumes 5 or more drinks in a row at least once every 2
weeks. Several studies have reported that alcohol use during adolesence.
Paradigm of the Study
Figure 1
The figure shows the IPO of the study. In input, researchers include the profile of the
Grade 10 students in terms of the following: a) age and b) sex. The researchers want to know
who are the students engaged in drinking alcoholic beverages, the effect on their academic
performance and the factors that causes them to drink excessive alcohol.
In process, researchers analyzed the gathered data through the questionnaires given.
Lastly, in output the expected outcome of this study is to understand how the students
manage their time on their studies and on their wants and also to know the perceptions of
This study aims to explain the effects of drinking alcoholic beverages to the academic
1. What are the perceptions of the Grade 10 students in drinking alcoholic beverages?
2. How will drinking alcoholic beverages affect the academic performance of the students
3. How will drinking alcoholic beverages affect the social behavior of the Grade 10
students?
4. What are the things you can do to stop drinking alcoholic beverages?
The findings of the study may inform us about the effect of excessive drinking of alcoholic
beverages in studying.
To the students, the results may help them balance their time in studying and their wants.
To the parents, the results may serve as a tool to help them guide their children and to
To the teachers, the results will help them know that drinking alcoholic beverages is one
of the reason for the students to get absent, and to help them how to lessen the situation. It
can help them to encourage the students and prioritize their studies.
CHAPTER II: RESEARCH DESIGN
Qualitative research approach for this study was chosen because qualitative methods
are useful in determining that alcohol can rewire the teenage brain. (Haelle, 2015) also stated
that binge drinking may harm a teenage’s brain- how- and forever- a mouse study suggested.
The study used phenomenological design. Survey competition type of survey questionnaires
This study focuses on the effects of excessive drinking of alcohol beverages to the
the researchers were able to gather data needed for the study.
For this study to have respondents, researchers made use of non-probability sampling
which convenience sampling because it is most convenience and fastest way. There were 100
respondents that are Grade 10 students. The researchers are confident that the chosen sample
After knowing the sample size. They will be given a survey questionnaire wherein
they will answer it and serve as the data collection of the study.
Prior to actual data collection, the researchers drafted the survey questionnaire
submitted to the teacher for approval. A letter to the respondents was also prepared.
During the actual data collection, the letter was read by the researchers to the
respondents asking for informed consent and also informing them of the study. The purpose
of the study was explained in general terms. Assurances on anonymity and confidentiality of
The respondents were asked to answer 12 questions about the effects of excessive
drinking of alcoholic beverages to their academic performance, social behavior and the
After gathering the data, the researchers expressed their gratitude to the respondents
For this study, the researchers design a self-administered questionnaire for the data
gathering process to achieve the main objective of the study. The primary aim of the
questionnaire is to determine the respondents profile according to: (1) Age (2) sex. this
researchers will use a mixture of closed questionnaire and open comments in the
questionnaire. A closed question is one that has pre-coded answers. The simplest is the
dichotomous question to which the respondent must answer yes or no. Through close
questions, the researchers will be able to limit responses that are within the scope of the
study.
Data Analysis
In here the researchers gathered data from the Grade 10 students through surveyed
questionnaires. The researchers highlighted the main focus of the study which is effects of
drinking of alcoholic beverages to the academic performance of the Grade 10 students. The
researchers brought together the answered questionnaires and field notes then look for
relationships within and across the data sources. The researchers find out the reasons why
YES- 62%
N0- 38%
5- once a week
5- everyday
9-others
20% - 2 Hours
9%- 4 Hours
Y E S N O
70 Students said Yes that they drink to feel good and 30 students said No
20 students said Yes that they got into trouble at school and 80 said No
figure 3 shows the academic performance of students affect because of drinking of alcoholic
beverages.
figure 4 shows the effects of drinking alcoholic beverages to the social behaivours of the
students.
65%- YES
35%- NO
RECOMMENDATION
SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
This study was conducted for the purpose of determining the effects of excessive drinking of
method of research was utilized and the normative survey technique was used for gathering
data. The questionnaires served as the instrument for collecting data. Some of the students of
Of the 100 students, 62 students were drinking alcoholic beverages the rest of the 38
students are not drinkers. Of the 62 students , 53.22% spends 5 or more hours , 14.51%
spends four hours and 32.25% spends two hours in drinking alcohol.
Of 100 students, 52.37% drinks alcohol to feel better , at school 26.32% escapes
Of the 100 students, 36.36% causes problems at home, 38.18% drink alcohol to escape
CONCLUSION
The conclusion that can be drawn from the findings in number one under the summary of
findings is :
Majority of the grade 10 students are drinking alcoholic beverages and they spend a lot of
The conclusion that can be drawn from the findings of number two under the summary of
findings is :
Excessive drinking of alcoholic beverages gives negative and positive effect to the
* The teachers must be aware on the students behavior inside or outside the campus.
REFERENCES
bank/young-people-monitor-key-points
2. Health & Social Care Information Centre, Smoking and drug use among young people in
England(2014).http://www.hscis.gov.uk/catalouge/PUB17879/smok-drin-drug-youn-peop-
eng2014-rep.pdf
In relationship to this, we are asking you to become our respondents on the said study.
Please answer the questions honestly rest assured that your answer will be for the researchers
Sincerely yours
The respondents
APPENDIX B
QUESTIONNAIRES
“EffectsofExcessiveDrinkingofAlcoholBeveragestotheAcademicPerformanceoftheGrade10st
udentsofBenguetNationalHighSchool”
Name(optional)_____________________________________Age:______Sex:_____
Questionnaires:
Others:(pleasespecify)_________________________________________________________
Estimate the number of hours you drank the last time you socialized.
2hours______4hours______5ormorehours______
5. Have you ever gotten into trouble at school because of drinking? YES______NO______
If Yes, How?_______________________________________
9.Do you ever get into any fight while drinking? YES______NO______
10.In those times that you drink excessive alcoholic beverages, have you ever think of
stopping it?
YES_____NO_____
If Yes, what are the thing that you did to stop it? __________________________________