Abstract

This research study aimed to evaluate the teaching strategies and techniques employed by Technical-Vocational-Livelihood (TVL) teachers, with a focus on informing the design of pedagogical training programs. Employing a qualitative approach through thematic analysis, the study engaged ten TVL Senior High School teachers from five schools in Lanao del Sur. Utilizing semi-structured questionnaires and individual interviews, the research delved into the diverse array of teaching methodologies utilized by TVL educators. The findings elucidate the pivotal role of these teachers in employing various pedagogical approaches such as lectures, demonstrations, oral questioning, and discussions to foster effective student learning. Despite the prevalence of conventional teaching methods, the adaptability of TVL instructors was evident as they tailored their strategies to accommodate factors like resource availability, experience levels, and financial constraints, ensuring sustained student engagement and learning effectiveness. However, the study uncovered significant challenges stemming from resource constraints, particularly in practical skill development. The scarcity of materials, facilities, laboratories, and adequately trained personnel hinders the attainment of desired learning outcomes and poses obstacles in aligning with the TVL curriculum. Notwithstanding these impediments, TVL teachers showcased a steadfast commitment to student-centered learning principles and technological integration. Leveraging advancements in technology, they seek to enrich teaching practices and augment the overall learning experience. Nevertheless, inequities in access to training opportunities emerged as a barrier to professional development, impeding the full exploitation of digital tools' potential. In conclusion, this thematic analysis offers valuable insights into the nuanced landscape of TVL education, highlighting the indispensable role of teachers in navigating challenges and maximizing opportunities for student learning and skill development. The findings underscore the imperative for targeted pedagogical training interventions to address existing gaps and empower TVL educators to deliver high-quality education effectively.

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