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Volume 128, Issue 1 -1 July 2023
Downloads: 798 • Views: 928
|Pages: 555-568
Enhancing English Proficiency in Elementary Students: A Competency-Based Strategic Intervention Approach
by DR. MICHAEL TOMAS SEBULLEN, LPT CFP, VERONICA B. MADAGSEN, MaEd, JENNIFER T. LONGCHASEN, MaEd, EDRALEEN APRIL D. CABUSORA, MaEd
Abstract:This study investigates how successfully English proficiency is enhanced in Grade 6 pupils using competency-based strategic intervention materials (SIM). The study primarily examines the issue of linking sentences using logical connectors in the thir [...] Read more
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|Pages: 569-572
Death From Sharp Trauma; A Case Report
by Dessy Darmayanti Harianja, Doaris Ingrid Marbun, Yocky Andre Siahaan
Abstract:Violence that occurs in society is mostly triggered by disputes that lead to crimes against the body and even life. The perpetrators of violence use various weapons to injure their victims. Wound is a state of discontinuity of body tissue due to viol [...] Read more
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|Pages: 573-579
Correlation of Sleep Hygiene Index with Grade Point Average in Surabaya, Indonesia’s Medical Students
by Hermanto Tri Joewono, Fidiana, Farhan Budi Hidayat, Wardah Rahmatul Islamiyah
Abstract:Background and objective Sleep hygiene are behaviours that are believed to promote improved quantity and quality of sleep, measured through the use of sleep hygiene index. Students who achieve their sleep needs are more academically successful, as re [...] Read more
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|Pages: 580-588
The Implementation Level of Disaster Risk Reduction Management and Disaster Preparedness in Selected Schools in Davao de Oro
by Shelley Abenoja, Harrah Mae M. Bustamante, Aileen Joy B. Ramos, Riza Mongado, Rommel Garcia, Aileen C. Briz, Ismael W. Baog
Abstract:The Implementation of Disaster Risk Reduction Management and Disaster Preparedness emerged as a critical concern in educational institutions to ensure the well-being and protection of students, teachers, and staff. The main objective was to evaluate [...] Read more
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|Pages: 589-595
Lexical Effects on Spoken Word Recognition in Persian-Speaking Preschool-Aged Children with Normal Hearing
by Mohammad Majid Oryadi-Zanjani
Abstract:The current study aimed to determine lexical effects on spoken word recognition in Persian-speaking preschool-aged children with normal hearing. The research, as a cross-sectional study, was administered in sixty-two 4-to-6-year-old children who were [...] Read more
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