Publications

Automated Trash Organizing Management System (A.T.O.M.S): Proposed Self-Segregating Trash Bins

Author(s):
Desolo, Denis S.; Maranan, Tedd Edward; Padua, Piolo Adrian B.; Tak, Jasvene Kaur H.
Publication Date:
2023-05-12

This Waste segregation is the process of sorting and separating different types of waste in order to permit recycling and proper disposal. Technology businesses are attempting to address the garbage problem from a variety of angles, including improving recycling systems and developing novel materials for compostable single-use items. However, many people today do not adequately […]

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Influences on the Decision-Making of Selected Physical Therapy Students in a Public University in Choosing Their College Course

Author(s):
Panuelos, Nil Edward F.; Prime Rose Lanete–Fabul, Teodulice M.; Perez-Ramirez, Jean
Publication Date:
2023-04-13

High school students are always excited about their college years. But behind the feeling of excitement is an indecisive and anxious mind. College can help students understand who they are and what they want to do in the future. It can also help them become a better version of themselves. The study intends to determine

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Instructional Supervision and Leadership Skills of Master Teachers in the Division of Manila: Input for an Enhancement Training Program

Author(s):
Podador. Femeller L.;
Publication Date:
2023-04-08

The goal of this study is to assess the quality of instructional leadership and supervision among master teachers of the elementary school in the Division of Manila. One of the numerous duties of a master teacher is to mentor other teachers, provide technical support for subject and skills challenges, plan programs to build capacity, and carry

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The Awareness of the Educational Philosophy in the Industrial Age 4.0 among the AAQES Grades Six Teachers: Input for Improvement Plan

Author(s):
Podador, Femeller L.
Publication Date:
2023-04-08

The goal of this study was to determine how well AAQES Grade Six Teachers understood the Educational Philosophy in the Industrial Age 4.0: Input for Improvement Plan. 45 questions on a test given to AAQES instructors covered topics such the relationship between philosophy and education, its advantages, the educational philosophy they preferred and used in

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The Impact of the Social Networking Sites (SNSs) on Students’ English Academic Writing

Author(s):
Quiban, Chrisia Mae B.; Opina, Arlene S., PhD
Publication Date:
2022-03-27

 The research aims to determine the impacts of social networking sites (SNSs) on the English academic writing of Education students of Centro Escolar University-Manila. This study was built upon Brown’s Micro and Macro Skills of Writing, and Raimes’ Elements in Producing a Piece of Writing. The mixed-method approach is used to analyze the results of

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Acceptability of Differently-Abled Persons in the BPO Industry

Author(s):
Molina, Ryan Mark, DM-HRM
Publication Date:
2022-03-26

The Philippine Magna Carta for Persons with Disability – RA 10524 is an Act that encourages private corporations with more than 100 employees to reserve at least one percent of all positions for Differently-Abled Persons (DAP). This study explored the acceptability of Differently-Abled Persons in an easily accessible industry to all – Business Process Outsourcing

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Flexible learning spaces: Their optimal and creative use to work towards Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) in a small private inclusive school

Author(s):
Alaban, Mary Ann C., Emboltura, RMT.; Frank S., RN, MEd-SPED; Delgado, Nilda B., RSW; Antion, Violla
Publication Date:
2022-02-19

This ethnographic case study seeks to understand how flexible learning spaces influence learners with and without needs in the cognitive and socio-emotional transactions integrated into their daily school routine. Specifically, this study focuses on flexible learning spaces crafted by and for learners with or without needs in an inclusive setting and their influences on thematic,

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The Importance of Using Technology in Education in the 21st Century

Author(s):
Tananuraksakul, Noparat
Publication Date:
2022-02-19

A large number of research papers have examined the impacts of technology in education at different levels and contexts as well as from different perspectives. In this paper, however, the author reports on the ways in which technology can help Thai learners to enhance their English language learning. The author employs her five research studies

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Imaginary Transaction and Syntactic Linearity of Rudyard Kipling’s Poesy

Author(s):
Cotejo, Donna Grace I.
Publication Date:
2022-02-19

Kipling’s poetry helps students understand a poetic piece in a more meaningful way to analyze how and why it is being said. This research analyzes the form and meaning of Rudyard Kipling’s select poems: “The Idiot Boy”, “I Keep Six Honest…”, and “Mother O’ Mine” to express life’s humanistic uplift through their versical-linguistic constructs. Specifically, it focuses on the

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