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Validation Form 2 Joshua

The document is a validation letter from students at Ramon Torres National High School seeking feedback on their thesis about the importance of career track choices among Junior High School students. They request the validator to assess the relevance of items in their survey using a Content Validity Ratio method. The study aims to evaluate how factors like personality, family influence, and job opportunities affect students' perceptions of their chosen Senior High School tracks.
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Validation Form 2 Joshua

The document is a validation letter from students at Ramon Torres National High School seeking feedback on their thesis about the importance of career track choices among Junior High School students. They request the validator to assess the relevance of items in their survey using a Content Validity Ratio method. The study aims to evaluate how factors like personality, family influence, and job opportunities affect students' perceptions of their chosen Senior High School tracks.
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Letter for Validation

Ramon Torres National High School - Senior High School

July 1, 2025

Dear Validator,

The undersigned are students currently working on their thesis entitled: “Importance of

Choosing a Track Choices of Junior High School students”.

Your validation will provide assurance that this instrument measures the content area it is

expected to measure.

Using the Content Validity Ratio (CVR) by Lawshe, we believe that one way of achieving

content validity involves your assistance as one of our validators who will consider the

importance of individual items within this instrument.

Please help us assess the items in our instrument by using the following ratings and

descriptors:

1-Essential

2-Useful but not Essential

3-Not Essential

Attached are the statement of the problem and questionnaire of our study for your perusal.

Your valuable objective evaluation of each item will be helpful in this research and the

information retrieved will be used for research purpose only.


Thank you very much and God bless!

Respectfully yours,

Balsamo, Daniella Angel H.

Milabo, Amethyst Myrrh D.

Ascona, Nhaomieh Zoe R.

De-ala, Stephanie Joy M.

De los Santos, Paulyn D.

Pescuela, Jeranel Mae B.

Dara-ug, May Pearl M.

Resas, Ma. Roberta B.

Dela Cruz, Rashley P.

Arangote, Michaella

Rillo, Kris Aimer E.

Ejes, Prince Jam A.

Bico, Jhon Carlo P.

Castillo, Claire D.
Gonzaga, Ryan P.

Trayco, Miles M.

Researchers
This study aims to assess the perceived importance of career tracks among Junior High School

students at Ramon Torres National High School, focusing specifically on how they value their

chosen Senior High School tracks in relation to four key factors: personality, family influence,

and perceived job opportunities.

This study seeks to address the following specific questions:

1. How important is personality to the students in determining the value of a Senior High School

track?

2.To what extent does family influence shape students’ views on the significance of career track

selection?

3. How important are job opportunities in students’ assessment of the value of their SHS track

choices?

Please answer this survey questionnaire truthfully in order for the

researchers to be able to gather reliable data for this research work.

Part I: Background of the Student Respondent

Name: ________________ Address (optional): _______________________

Date of Birth (optional): _________ Place of Birth (optional): _________


Age: ___________ Gender: ____ Year and Section (optional): ________

Birth Order (eldest, middle child, etc.): ___________

Parents:

Father Mother

Name(optional)

Age (optional)

Occupation

Annual Income

Highest Educational

Attainment

Part II: Career Preferences and Track Preferences

Direction: Place a check mark on the space before the option that you

have chosen.

1. Do you have a career or a field that you want to specialize in after

graduating from Grade 10? (Yes/No)_____

If yes, what career(s)/field(s) do you want to specialize and/or pursue

further once you have graduated from Grade 10? (Choose at least one)

( ) Medicine

( ) Engineering

( ) Business

( ) Languages
( ) Arts

( ) Sciences

( ) Social Sciences

( ) Education

( ) Management

( ) Others, please specify: ____________

2.. What Senior HS strand/specialization would you like to pursue? (Choose one only)

2a. Academic Track

a. ( ) Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS)

b. ( ) Accountancy, Business and Management (ABM)

c. ( ) Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)

2b. Technical-Vocational-Livelihood

d. ( ) Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)

e. ( ) Tailoring

f. ( ) Electrical Installation and Maintenance (EIM)

g. ( ) Cookery

Part III: Factors Perceived as Important in Choosing a Career Track

Direction: Answer the following questions below and put a check mark if your answers

correspond to the statements

5 – Very Important

4 – Important
3 – Neutral

2 – Slightly Important

1 – Not Important

Personality 5 4 3 2 1

1. My personality traits match the demands of this track.


It is important that I enjoy and relate to the activities in
2. this track.

I value tracks that suit my character and natural strengths.


3.
Being in a track aligned with my personality is essential
4. for my growth.

Family Influence
5 4 3 2 1

5. I consider my family’s opinion when thinking about what


track is best.
6. Family support adds importance to my SHS track choice.

7. I value the experience or advice of family members


related to careers.

8. My family’s situation helps define what track is valuable


for me.

Job Opportunities 5 4 2 1
3
9. I believe career tracks are important because they lead to
real jobs.
10. I value SHS tracks that offer promising job paths in the
future.
11. Employment opportunities give value to the SHS track I
choose.
12. Tracks aligned with high-paying jobs seem more important
to me.

Noted by: Jerry G. Biaoco, DBA

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