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Volume 131, Issue 1 -16 August 2023
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|Pages: 113-119
A Comparative Analysis of Grade 8 Learners' Reading Proficiency Levels: Post-test Performance from the Previous Year and Pre-test Results of the Current School Year
by Emmalyn Mae L. Danac, LPT, Lirome D. Osiba, LPT, Grayford Gordillo, LPT, Milafe P. Cantila, LPT, Ismael W. Baog, MEd, Riza Marie Q. Largo, LPT
Abstract:Reading is essential in acquiring knowledge, expanding vocabulary, and enhancing critical thinking abilities. It serves as a gateway to information and empowers individuals to engage with various forms of literature, opening doors to new worlds, pers [...] Read more
Downloads: 630 • Views: 839
|Pages: 120-130
Stroke and Aphasia in Tertiary Hospital in East Java
by Paulus Sugianto, Dewi Ratna Sari, Hasan Thalib, Sita Setyowatie, Atika
Abstract:Introduction: Aphasia is a language disorder caused by damage in the language areas of the brain. One of the main causes of aphasia is stroke. There are currently not many studies describing the profiles of stroke patients, especially those with apha [...] Read more
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|Pages: 131-166
Print-based modular distance learning in a public elementary school: an evaluative study
by , Delos Reyes, Rochle Pineda
Abstract:This study evaluates the implementation of Print-based Modular Distance Learning (PMDL) in a public elementary school in the Philippines during the Covid-19 pandemic. The research assesses the quality and extent of using self-learning modules for dis [...] Read more
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|Pages: 167-185
SCHOOL LEADERS EMPOWERING AND RISK-TAKING BEHAVIOR TOWARD WORK COMMITMENT AND JOB SATISFACTION OF PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS
by Delon A. Ching, Riza B. Ramos
Abstract: A key component of exceptional leadership is empowering people to achieve a common goal. This study focused on school leaders empowering behavior meditated by risk-taking behavior toward teachers work commitment and job satisfaction. The study utili [...] Read more
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|Pages: 186-202
Moderating Effect of Social Support to Self-efficacy and Stress Management Strategies Toward Teachers' Resiliency
by Aira Joan E. Marquez, Delon A. Ching
Abstract:Amidst the challenges that teachers are facing nowadays, teachers resiliency in this new tough learning environment seemed to be an unexplored area. Thus, it is crucial to conduct studies that would explore factors that increase teachers resiliency p [...] Read more
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|Pages: 203-222
Influence of Green Practices and Customer Loyalty to Company Image among Hotels in Davao del Norte
by JOANNE T. MAMITES, Lucela B. Regidor
Abstract:This study is to determine how customer loyalty and green practices affect company image amongst Davao del Nortes hotels. There are 500 total research respondents in this study and they are hotel guests from the following establishments: Camp Holiday [...] Read more
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|Pages: 223-238
PSYCHOLOGICAL CAPITAL AS MEDIATOR OF MENTAL HEALTH TO JOB SATISFACTION AND PERFORMANCE OF PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS
by Ana Jeanyna A. Laguerta, Delon A. Ching
Abstract:The study aimed to determine psychological capital as a mediator of mental health to job satisfaction and performance of public elementary school teachers. The study employed the descriptive correlational design, which includes 122 out of 158 teacher [...] Read more
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|Pages: 239-252
MEDIATING EFFECT OF PROFESSIONAL MOTIVATION TO INSTRUCTIONAL SUPERVISORY PRACTICES AND PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE
by JOY N. PAPA, DELON A. CHING
Abstract:The role of supervision in the teaching and learning process is crucial. Quality teaching occurs when a supervisor closely collaborates with students and teachers to provide mediated support for improving instructional methods in the classroom. This [...] Read more
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|Pages: 253-264
COFFEE PRODUCTION, QUALITY AND MARKETING IN WEST GUJI ZONES, SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA
by Adanech Jarso, Endalkachew Lelisa
Abstract:Coffee is one of perennial mild stimulant tropical cash crop, indigenous to Ethiopia which belongs to genus Coffea, in family Rubiaceae. It is widely used as beverage and has stimulating effect derived from the alkaloid caffeine .Coffee is the major [...] Read more
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|Pages: 265-279
Mediating Effects of Organizational Climate to Professional Standards of School Heads and Organizational Efficacy
by ANA MICAILA B. MATANGUIHAN, Dr. Delon A. Ching
Abstract:This study highlights the mediating effects of organizational climate to professional standards of school heads and organizational efficacy. School heads, as a bailiff of school, play a vital role in fostering an environment conducive to effective te [...] Read more
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