Youth Political Participation and Governance in the Philippines 5 Years Since the Ratification of the SK Reform Law

Iii, Leon Flores; Ballar, Kier Jesse; Yap, Jurel; Deinla, Imelda

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“…Moreover, a study stating from Flores et al (2022) [7] , engages in the complexities of youth governance and political participation in the Philippines, explicitly focused on the influence of Republic Act (RA) 10742, better known as the Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) Reform Act of 2015. Despite the effect for six years, there has been a distinguished lack of research assessing its importance on youth engagement in governance and politics.…”

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Youth Political Engagement: Exploring the Factors Influencing Political Participation among Noveleta Senior High School

Khadija B,

Joy B,

Cyrill E

et al. 2024

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In addition to examining student political engagement from the perspectives of peers, parents, social media, and financial incentives, the study, Youth Political Engagement: Exploring the Factors Influencing Political participation Among Noveleta Senior High School Study, aims to shed light on respondents’ perceptions of the degree of personal factors, external influence, and external motivator. Additionally, it aimed to offer light on the variables using the acquired qualitative data. The study uses a sequential-exploratory mixed-method research methodology to provide in-depth explanation, analysis, and exploration of the assessed variables. For the qualitative phase, there were ten (10) interviewees, and fifty (50) respondents participated in the quantitative phase. A non-probability sampling method called convenience sampling was used to choose the respondents. The results of the variables that were looked at showed that the Noveleta Senior High School students that were chosen had an average level of personal factors and external motivators, while their mean score level for external influence was high. The average level of the factors Influencing students at Noveleta Senior High School is below the respondent overall level of personal factors (M=2.93), external influence (M=3.68), external motivator (M=2.96), and general mean score average level (M=3.19). Therefore, it has (M=3.68) in the category of External Influence with regard to social media influence, indicating a High Level of Influence in their Political Participation.

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