Core Behavioral Competence, Leadership Competence and Work Performance of the School Heads in Public Secondary Schools of Eastern Visayas

 Irene Mercader-Roa, Gerald Jayson B. Balanga
 2024

Quality education is the product of the collective contributions of several factors including the quality of school leaders. Leadership competence and behavioral competence are qualities that school heads should possess continue reading : Core Behavioral Competence, Leadership Competence and Work Performance of the School Heads in Public Secondary Schools of Eastern Visayas

“We Are Not Lazy (Rather We Persevere) But Please…”: The Resilience of Homeless Filipino Youths in the Covid-19 Pandemic

 Niñoval F Pacaol, Andrew A Siguan
 September 20, 2024

The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed and changed individuals and communities across the globe, particularly vulnerable populations such as homeless youths. This exploratory qualitative research study through a descriptive phenomenological lens continue reading : “We Are Not Lazy (Rather We Persevere) But Please…”: The Resilience of Homeless Filipino Youths in the Covid-19 Pandemic

The Matatag Curriculum: Strengthening Foundational Skills and 21st Century Competencies in the Philippine Education System

 Yancy Maria Dayola, Osias Kit T. Kilag, Raquel H. Nogueras, Fideliza U. Cojuangco, Henry B. Wagas, Francisca T. Uy
 September 13, 2024

The MATATAG Curriculum, implemented by the Philippine Department of Education, addresses long-standing challenges in the education system by prioritizing foundational skills, reducing academic pressures, and incorporating 21st-century competencies such as continue reading : The Matatag Curriculum: Strengthening Foundational Skills and 21st Century Competencies in the Philippine Education System

The Limits of Innateness: A Critical Realist Examination of Chomsky’s Theory of Language Acquisition

 Maria Niña N. Rafaela Osias Kit T. Kilag,Fideliza U. Cojuangco, Francisca T. Uy, Lorlaine R. Dacanay,Jenicca Yloah C. Pareja
 September 5, 2024

This paper examines the intersection of Critical Realism and Noam Chomsky’s theory of Universal Grammar (UG) within the context of linguistic inquiry. Chomsky’s contributions to linguistics, particularly his theory of continue reading : The Limits of Innateness: A Critical Realist Examination of Chomsky’s Theory of Language Acquisition

Students’ Awareness, Capability and Perspective: Baseline for a Collaborative Community Extension Engagement

 Rodel B. Ponferrada, Ma. Daisy L. Lagdamen, Lorna May G. Parad Joezenon A. Purog, Ma. Elvira A. Martij Elisa C. Operario, Jeremiah Sumilang, Stephen Paul
 September 2024

Collaboration is a vital factor to a successful community extension undertaking. As SUCs are mandated to perform community extension works, forming a functional collaboration with prospective partners could bring substantial continue reading : Students’ Awareness, Capability and Perspective: Baseline for a Collaborative Community Extension Engagement

The role of virtual reality in the mourning process: A technological mechanism

 Niñoval Pacaol, Jhon Kester B Cabsag, Rhysel Mae B Sabalberino, Annah Leiticiah P Marcos, Chinn T Oronos, Hart Niño G Regis, Jean Francis M Licardo, Christianel M Bobares, Gil Andrey E Real, Drix P Ecito, Royce Niño T Funcion, Rica Joyce O Capaycapay, Gieanne Raizen P Panis, Michael Jerome G Mendoza
 July 30, 2024

People deprived of liberty (PDL) with tuberculosis: a note to the government

 Karl Niño C Padecio, Landel Ceasar T Capinpin, Heleina Marie A De Veyra, Chloe Julia S Geonzon, Thomas Franklin A Turco, James Aldred A Malpas, Niñoval F Pacaol
 July 30, 2024

In a recent correspondence, Corpuz highlighted the importance of effective tuberculosis-infection prevention and control (TB-IPC) measures in Philippine healthcare settings to curb TB transmission through effective governance, leadership and accountability continue reading : People deprived of liberty (PDL) with tuberculosis: a note to the government

Tuberculosis and the brain drain problem

 Ken Michael A Jumagdao, Dwyane Roz L Refuerzo, Altea Mae C Caing, Sophia Samantha W Carillo, Vincent Simon M Dumas, Katrina Heart R Avila, Kyle Jomarc M Siayngco, Niñoval F Pacaol
 June 9, 2024

Modeling the Relationship among Digital Demographic Characteristics, Digital Literacy, and Academic Performance of Mathematics Major Students in an Online Learning Environment

 Eduardo Edu C Cornillez
 June 30, 2024

The purpose of the study was to determine the digital demographic characteristics, digital literacy, and academic performance of students majoring in mathematics in an online learning environment, as well as continue reading : Modeling the Relationship among Digital Demographic Characteristics, Digital Literacy, and Academic Performance of Mathematics Major Students in an Online Learning Environment

Determining Factors of Blended Learning Success in Philippine Educational Institutions: A Discriminant Analysis

 Kilag, Osias Kit T., Llanos, Antonina M., Canes, Ryzel Maureen F. Sasan, John Michael V., Uy, Francisca T., Villegas, Mary Aianne L.
 June 22, 2024

This study investigated the determining factors of blended learning success in educational institutions in the Philippines. Through discriminant analysis, Infrastructure and Technology Mastery, Implementation Standards and Guidelines, Learning Strategy, as continue reading : Determining Factors of Blended Learning Success in Philippine Educational Institutions: A Discriminant Analysis

RATIONING OF NURSING CARE AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO NURSE PRACTICE ENVIRONMENT IN A LEVEL 2 PRIVATE HOSPITAL

 Lilah Abonales, Rejean Afable, Vivien Arganda, Harvey Atienza, Lea Badiola, Juan Miguel Berguia, Fideliza Cojuangco, Andre De Veyra
 2024

Nursing activities are often forced to be prioritized to address medical needs and promote patient safety thereby omitting other significant activities like documentation and emotional support. Moreover, withholding, limiting or continue reading : RATIONING OF NURSING CARE AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO NURSE PRACTICE ENVIRONMENT IN A LEVEL 2 PRIVATE HOSPITAL

Psychological distress among staff nurses in selected hospitals of Cebu province: Proposed stress education program

 Gilbert Anthony Abaño, Johanna Bagacay, Carwinne Adrian Miguel Branzuela, Christian Emmanuel Enriquez, Espiso Galvez Rodrigo Jr, Mary Faith Hugo, Karen Faith Maribao
 May 25, 2024

To promote a healthier work environment, investigating the psychological distress among staff nurses in hospitals is necessary. This step enhances the enhance patient care quality and safety, improves workforce retention continue reading : Psychological distress among staff nurses in selected hospitals of Cebu province: Proposed stress education program