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QUALITATIVE

We can see from Appendix 4 the evidence and result of the survey that most of

the people (80%) who partook in the survey that they accept homosexuality.

Among the different age groups the group that answered this survey the most was

high school students with 68%. However, there were people who beg to differ and

do not accept homosexuality with 4%.

QUANTITATIVE

Our initial research of the sticker chart like Appendix 3 to put the chart on a

noticeboard in an easily accessible place over a week, so that a widespread range

of people ranging from students to staff members, both teaching and non-teaching,

were able to respond. However, like appendix 3 it did not turn out well as many

students did not take it seriously but played around with the stickers and placement

of the answers which ruined our data collection. Therefore, we did not have

accurate data for the school. So our research team did not depend on the sticker

chart, but depended on the QR code survey.

4. DISCUSSION

We have found that the majority of the people found out about the LGBTQ
through social media with 84.6%, while 11.5% of them learned about people of this

community through documentaries. From this, we can tell that social media is the
most effective and influential way of gaining info and widening their knowledge

about the world. The majority of the comments were positive affirmations towards

the lgbtq, showing their support. Most state that everyone has the right to love

and should fight for their right and cause. This suggests that most of them are

more accepting towards homosexuality, and that they are rooting for their

happiness. The surveyors, representing people of our generation, seem to have the

perspective that people should not be judged based on their sexual orientation.

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