Research Article

Participants’ Evaluation of the Project P.A.T.H.S.: Are Findings Based on Different Datasets Consistent?

Table 3

Summary of the students’ perception towards the performance of program implementers.

Respondents with positive responses (options 4–6)
S1S2S3Overall
𝑛 % 𝑛 % 𝑛 % 𝑛 %

(1)The instructor(s) had a good mastery of the curriculum.89,35986.2158,70785.5228,03587.49176,10186.41
(2)The instructor(s) was well prepared for the lessons.91,32488.1859,81987.1928,31388.36179,45687.91
(3)The instructor(s)’ teaching skills were good.89,20186.3357,92984.6427,73486.66174,86485.88
(4)The instructor(s) showed good professional attitudes.90,77187.7959,35686.6328,17987.99178,30687.47
(5)The instructor(s) was very involved.91,90288.8560,14987.8028,55889.25180,60988.63
(6)The instructor(s) encouraged students to participate in the activities.91,45388.4959,79187.2628,35088.60179,59488.12
(7)The instructor(s) cared for the students.89,52686.5958,49685.3427,86487.08175,88686.34
(8)The instructor(s) was ready to offer help to students when needed.91,22088.2559,90387.4728,46788.93179,59088.22
(9)The instructor(s) had much interaction with the students.87,31084.4157,32983.6427,56286.07172,20184.71
(10)Overall speaking, I have very positive evaluation of the instructors.91,45888.2459,99287.4328,51188.99179,96188.22

Note: all items are on a 6-point Likert scale with 1 = strongly disagree, 2 = disagree, 3 = slightly disagree, 4 = slightly agree, 5 = agree, 6 = strongly agree. Only respondents with positive responses (options 4–6) are shown in the table.