Design, Development, and Validation of Kalinangan at Isipang Lokal Sa Asignaturang Pisika Interactive Video Vignettes (Kislap IVVs) as Learning Guides in Physics

This study aimed to design, develop, and validate Kalinangan at Isipang Lokal sa Asignaturang Pisika Interactive Video Vignettes (KISLAP IVVs) as contextualized learning guides for Grade 9 Physics. Grounded in constructivist and multimedia learning theories, KISLAP IVVs were created to enhance students’ understanding of physics concepts by integrating local culture and interactive digital technology. The study followed Borg and Gall’s research and development model, incorporating expert validations and iterative revisions. Eight IVVs were developed, each targeting a specific Most Essential Learning Competency (MELC) in Physics, such as projectile motion, momentum, mechanical energy, and heat engines. The contextualization of lessons using familiar local scenarios aimed to make abstract concepts more relatable and meaningful. Pre and post-tests were administered to assess student learning gains, while validation instruments evaluated the IVVs’ content, context, interactivity, and applicability. Results revealed that KISLAP IVVs significantly improved students’ conceptual understanding and were deemed effective, efficient, and usable by both experts and learners. This project contributes to the pool of localized instructional materials and offers a pedagogically sound and culturally responsive tool for teaching Physics, aligned with the Department of Education’s goals for 21st-century, learner-centered education.