Q.

17 Not all students have the same educational levels or degrees of disability

No. of respondents Percentage

Strongly agree 37 29.84%

Agree 56 45.16%

Neutral 31 25%

Disagree 0 0%

Strongly disagree 0 0

Total 124 100%

The table shows a total of one hundred twenty-four(124) number of respondents with

twenty-nine point eighty-four percent (29.84%) who strongly agrees that not all students have the

same educational levels or degrees of disability while forty-five point sixteen percent (45.16%)

which agrees and the neutral which is twenty-five percent (25%) and no one disagrees that not all

students have the same educational levels or degrees of disability. Hence,the proponents will

much likely agree that not all students have the same educational levels or degrees of disability.

Q.18 I encourage parents to enroll children with special needs to special school programs.

No. of respondents Percentage

Strongly agree 28 22.58%

Agree 51 41.13%

Neutral 41 33.06%

Disagree 4 3.23%

Strongly disagree 0 0

Total 124 100%

 The table shows a total of one hundred twenty-four(124) number of respondents with

twenty-two point fifty-eight percent (22.58%) who strongly agrees on encouraging parents to

enroll children with special needs to special school programs while forty-one point thirteen

percent (41.13%) which agrees and the neutral which is thirty-three point six percent (33.06%)

and three point twenty-three (2.23%) which disagrees on encouraging parents to enroll children

with special needs to special school programs. Hence,the proponents will much likely consider

encouraging parents to enroll children with special needs to special school programs.