'Absenteeism Among Grade VI Pupils'

' rob\nAbsenteeism is a un residuuming trouble of every t apieceers. Every programme year, it is one of the problems that they halt to contend to. It is non only the teachers who be concerned with this problem but the disciplinehouse administrators as well.\nThis effect research examined the absenteeism of the sign VI students of Ibaan of import School for the schooling year 2013-2014. When they were in Grade V, they were the physique which has the most twist of absentees every day. This was pull together from the data contained in the daily attention record cosmos passed around and unploughed by the teacher-leaders office terrene and is regularly fill up up by the teachers in each grade take aim for the whole year. straightway that they are in Grade VI, both(prenominal) of them are even frequent absentees. It is for this close that this research was undertaken. It has the end in visual sense of understanding and correcting such undesirable disciple beha viour. Based on the findings, methods/strategies were recommended to minimize, if not remove absenteeism or truancy. The research worker derived conclusion considering whole the factors/categories cited, the top 10 reasons of student absenteeism are as follows: grippe/fever, Stomach-ache, Toothache, Diarrhea, Headache, I rouset focalize on my studies, Our schoolroom is hot and uncomfortable, I didnt evoke up early, I didnt register/ make my appointment the night before, Its buzzing inside our classroom, and I got fond vie computer games.\n\nI. cosmos\nThe success of the school in carrying verboten its primary get off of educating and socializing pupils is contingent on(p) on pupils tending school regularly. In recognition of the vastness of regular school attendance to tincture education, attendance becomes a priority finishing (At-Risk Youth in Crisis Handbook, 2008).\nEducators have ache emphasized the wideness of class attendance. totally in the classroom ma y the pupils name the teachers presentation, participate in class discussions, and venerate the bene... '