PROBLEMSTATEMENT
Is there any significant difference between the perception about job choices of the students by three types of experienced teachers?
NULLHYPOTHESIS
There is no significant difference between the perception about job choices of the students by three types of experienced teachers.
STATISTICS TO BE USED
Since more than two independent groups are to be compared on a dependent variable representing interval level of the measurement, One Way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) will be used to see the significant difference.
ANOVA
Jobchoices
| | Sum of Squares | df | | Mean Square | F | Sig. |
| Between Groups | 52.825 | | 2 | 26.412 | .142 | .867 |
| Within Groups | 35649.708 | | 192 | 185.676 | | |
| Total | 35702.533 | | 194 | | | |
Result of ANOVA indicates that there is no significant difference between the perception about job choices of the students by three types of experienced teachers.
(F = .14, Sig. = .87)
The difference between the groups is .14 times greater than the difference within the groups.
Post-Hoc multiple comparisons indicate that there is no significant difference between the perception about job choices of the students by all three types of experienced teachers. The Null Hypothesis claiming no significant difference between the perception about job choices of the students by three types of experienced teachers is, therefore, accepted.
1−10 
11−20 (Mean Difference = 1.19, Sig. = .60)
11−20 (Mean Difference = 1.19, Sig. = .60) 1−10 21 and more (Mean Difference =.69, Sig. = .82) 21 and more 
11−20 (Mean Difference =.50, Sig. = .88)
21 and more (Mean Difference =.69, Sig. = .82) 21 and more 11−20 (Mean Difference =.50, Sig. = .88)CONCLUSION
All types of experienced teacher perceive the same way about the job choices of the students.
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