0% found this document useful (0 votes)
14 views

GOAL ORIENTATION

The document presents three sets of instrument items focused on Goal Orientation, Sense of Belonging, and Emotional Engagement, each with response options ranging from 'Strongly Disagree' to 'Strongly Agree.' Each section includes statements that assess students' motivations, feelings of acceptance, and emotional involvement in the learning process. The items aim to evaluate how these factors influence students' academic experiences and interactions in the classroom.

Uploaded by

Mary Grace
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
14 views

GOAL ORIENTATION

The document presents three sets of instrument items focused on Goal Orientation, Sense of Belonging, and Emotional Engagement, each with response options ranging from 'Strongly Disagree' to 'Strongly Agree.' Each section includes statements that assess students' motivations, feelings of acceptance, and emotional involvement in the learning process. The items aim to evaluate how these factors influence students' academic experiences and interactions in the classroom.

Uploaded by

Mary Grace
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 3

GOAL ORIENTATION

by: Group 5
Instrument Items:
Item 1 2 3
no. Item Not Necessary Useful, but not Essential
essential
1 I find it rewarding to really delve /
into a challenging concept and
understand it deeply.
2 I am more concerned with my /
performance in class than with
my personal growth and
learning.
3 I am motivated to do well in class /
because I'm genuinely interested
in the subject.
4 I study frequently at night in /
preparation for my midterm and
final exams.
5 I always put extra effort into my /
projects and outputs.
6 I enjoy reading books related to /
our lessons to help me
understand the lessons more
precisely.
7 I am primarily motivated to learn /
the material thoroughly, to get a
higher grade.
8 My main goal in this class is to /
get the best possible grade.
9 I focus more on understanding /
the concepts than on
memorizing facts for tests.
10 I set challenging goals and work /
persistently towards them.
11 I often feel overwhelmed or /
discouraged when pursuing my
goals.
12 I experience a strong sense of /
accomplishment when I achieve
my goals.
13 I aim to achieve high grades and /
excel in my studies.
14 14. I set high standards for /
myself and work hard to meet
them.
15 I consistently monitor my /
progress and make adjustments
to stay on track.
Response options:
Strongly Disagree (1), Disagree (2), Agree (3), Strongly Agree (4)
SENSE OF BELONGING
by: Group 5
Instrument Items:
Item 1 2 3
no. Item Not Necessary Useful, but not Essential
essential
1 I feel like I can rely on my /
classmates for support if I need
help with the subject.
2 I feel like I can be myself in class /
without judgment.
3 I feel like my classmates do not /
value my contributions to group
projects.
4 I feel the support and /
acceptance from my teacher and
classmates.
5 I like to chat with my classmates /
about the funny moments we
share that make us laugh.
6 I feel accepted by my teachers /
and classmates whenever I
express my feelings.
7 I feel like I belong in this class /
and that my contributions are
valued.
8 I feel comfortable sharing my /
ideas and opinions in this class
without fear of judgment.
9 The other students in this class /
are friendly and welcoming
towards me.
10 I feel accepted and valued by the /
people in my group/class.
11 I often feel excluded or left out in /
the class.
12 I feel comfortable with my /
group/classmates.
13 I connect with my classmates /
and feel a sense of camaraderie.
14 I feel comfortable expressing my /
ideas and opinions in class.
15 I'm hesitant to seek help because /
I'm not comfortable to interact
with my classmates.
Response options:
Strongly Disagree (1), Disagree (2), Agree (3), Strongly Agree (4)

EMOTIONAL ENGAGEMENT
by: Group 5
Instrument Items:
Item 1 2 3
no. Item Not Necessary Useful, but not Essential
essential
1 I feel like I'm just passively /
absorbing information in class,
not actively participating.
2 I feel inspired by the ideas and /
perspectives shared in class.
3 I find engaging in class /
discussions challenging and
stimulating.
4 I enjoy participating in class /
discussions when the teacher is
also enthusiastic about teaching
the subject.
5 I actively engage in class /
discussions, even if the topic isn't
interesting.
6 I reflect and am dedicated to /
wholeheartedly contributing to
tasks and activities.
7 I feel excited and interested /
when participating in class
activities.
8 I find myself actively involved /
and invested in the learning
process.
9 I feel a strong emotional /
connection to the subject matter
being taught.
10 I find the activities in the class /
stimulating and rewarding.
11 I often feel bored or /
unmotivated towards the
activities in class.
12 I am emotionally invested in the /
outcomes of the activities I did.
13 I get easily frustrated and give /
up when things get tough.
14 I'm passionate about learning /
and exploring new ideas.
15 I find the subject matter /
genuinely interesting and
exciting.
Response options:
Strongly Disagree (1), Disagree (2), Agree (3), Strongly Agree (4)

You might also like