The concept of an active and experiencing learner in an environment where knowledge is constructed through activities such as games is a constructivist approach to learning. GBL is an approach continue reading : Scimazing Game’ as an Outdoor Teaching-Learning Strategy in High School Science

Eastern Visayas State University (EVSU) is committed to providing a high-quality public education system. As such, the College of Education offers professional development programs known as Pre-service Education of Teachers continue reading : The Implementation of Field Study Courses in the Eastern Visayas State University

While the use of satellite maps and images in fast evaluations has a number of benefits, concerns about the validity and reproducibility of data generated are always present. After Typhoon continue reading : Validity and Reproducibility of Typhoon Damage Estimates using Satellite Maps and Images

The requirement for methodological advancements in research as a critical instrument for rapid and improved understanding of dynamic and heterogeneous behavior in socio-environmental systems is developing. The research examined the continue reading : Socio-Environmental Agent-Based Simulation on the Livability of Two Cities

Morality and religiosity have been associated in such a way that they coexist and are equally important for the development of a human person’s ultimate ideal character. As a result, continue reading : Morality and Religiosity: A Filipino Experience

Process control in contract manufacturing is frequently perplexed by the scale of subcontractor operations. As the number of product groups within a business grows, the number of input and quality continue reading : A Breakthrough for a New Process Capability Index Cpk

The growth of audio-visual education in the Information Age has mirrored advancements in both technology and learning theory. It entails the design, development, and usage of technologies and materials for continue reading : Instructional Materials Development Manual

The United Nations and other foreign non-governmental organizations contributed cash and implemented recovery projects in Tacloban City following Typhoon Yolanda. The municipal authority must assume responsibility for the city’s cleanliness continue reading : Cleaning-Up Tacloban: A Post-Haiyan (Yolanda) Disaster Waste Management System

Eastern Visayas State University is mandated by Republic Act No. 9311 to provide advanced instruction and professional training in the arts, philosophy, social sciences, agriculture, fisheries, forestry, science and technology, continue reading : EVSU Excellence: A Framework of Development

Development is a social process, not a collection of policies and programs designed to achieve a certain goal, but the consequence of society’s capacity to arrange human energies and productive continue reading : The Role of the Academe in Social Development

Work-related pressures are unavoidable, and humans have a natural tendency to react to them, resulting in emotional and physical difficulties. Prolonged exposure to stress, on the other hand, may result continue reading : Levels of Confidence and Stress Among Faculty members of Eastern Visayas State University, Carigara Campus

Apart from the high death toll, Typhoon “Yolanda” displaced nearly 200 thousand families and wreaked havoc on public and private resources and assets, resulting in gridlock and economic setbacks. The continue reading : The Typhoon Yolanda Experience of Leyte, Philippines and the Recovery Strategy of Eastern Visayas State University

The patriarchal structure imposes rigidity on human relationships by compelling the dominating gender (wife) to act as an unwitting participant in advancing her subjectivity. This subjectivity forces the marginalized gender continue reading : Gender Politics in Edilberto K. Tiempo’s to be Free: A Cultural Studies Reading

Morality and religiosity have been related in such a way that they coexist and are equally important for the development of a human person’s ultimate ideal character. As a result, continue reading : Morality and Religiosity: A Filipino Experience

Indigenous Filipino sports such as Laro ng Lahi are recreational activities taught in tertiary-level Physical Education classrooms. Children no longer play these activities in the streets or on playgrounds. The continue reading : Audience Perceptions on the Probable Transformation of Laro ng Lahi into Dance