Publications

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, […]

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

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

The purpose of the study is to determine the readiness of Filipino teachers and students for the challenges of digital technology, which impacts greatly on the teaching-learning process that should prepare the youth to be ready with the skills and competencies required for the economic, trade and communications integration in the ASEAN and the movement

This research addresses the need to broaden students’ understanding of scholarship from numerical constricts into an encompassing notion associated with service and citizenship.  Participants read three works of fiction over a period of eight months: Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe, The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga, and Please Look after Mom by Kyung Sook-Shin.  Open-ended questionnaires and peer discussions helped

The research looked into the significance of K12 Program as implemented in the Philippines and in Thailand. The scope of this research is delimited to the organizational structure, vision and mission, school system, curriculum and grading systems. The descriptive – comparative method was utilized because the purpose of the study was to find differences and similarities on

In Taiwan, the need to recruit for study abroad or foreign students is actually not by choice but is of a necessity. Low numbers of birth-rate for the past two decades has led to a huge drop of around 30,000 university enrollees for the school year 2016/17 alone. Hence, to position Taiwan as an international

The general objective of this study was to analyze selected First Prize Winners in Short Stories for Children that won in the Palanca Literary Awards from 2001 to 2010 based on the elements and values implied in the story. This research used a descriptive method of study to find out if the winners from the

The study focused on creating a requirements model of a software that can be used to circumvent academic dishonesties of students in computer-assisted assessments.  To elicit the software requirements, computer science and information technology teachers were identified as domain experts and were surveyed and interviewed regarding the observed misbehaviors of their students during computer-assisted tests.

The study aimed at identifying the relationship between the prevalent forms of codeswitching in the Facebook statuses of college students and their grammatical ability in their formal compositions.  Results revealed that intersentential codeswitching is the most prevalent form of codeswitching among students. Three grammatical error categories were also noted in the subjects’ formal compositions namely: