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Volume 148, Issue 1 -1 May 2024
Downloads: 1330 • Views: 735
|Pages: 311-325
Digital Leadership of School Heads and Teachers’ Technological Proficiency on School Outcomes, Schools Division Office of Laguna
Abstract:This study aims to determine the relationship between the digital leadership of school heads and teachers technological leadership on school outcomes in the Division of Laguna. The presentation and discussion of the major findings followed the order [...] Read more
Downloads: 513 • Views: 583
|Pages: 326-352
Climate Change Education & School Disaster Management in Promoting Organizational Resilience of Stand-Alone Senior High Schools In The Division of Laguna
Abstract:This study aimed to determine the Climate Change Education & School Disaster Management in promoting Organizational Resilience of Stand-Alone Senior High Schools in the Schools Division of Laguna. This study also answers the following: (1) The level [...] Read more
Downloads: 831 • Views: 1091
|Pages: 353-358
AI in Academic Writing: Ally or Foe?
by Fodouop Kouam Arthur William
Abstract:This paper delves into the burgeoning field of AI in academic writing, exploring the complex interplay between technology and scholarly communication. By examining the advantages, limitations, and ethical considerations of employing AI tools in acade [...] Read more
Downloads: 594 • Views: 628
|Pages: 359-383
The Competencies of Sales Associates on the Ready-To-Wear Industry in Qatar: Basis of Improving Sales Performance
by Elizabeth Anne M. Chavez, Steven Jarred G. Cruz, Gia Linh Luong, Kevin Charles L. Resullar, James Lorenze G. Fallesgon, Hatim Aamir Saeed, Roberto C. Jacob, Kate Cassandra F. Samson
Abstract:The utilization of sales competencies plays a crucial role in enhancing the performance of sales associates and achieving organizational objectives. The objective of this study aims to investigate the sales competencies exhibited by sales associates [...] Read more
Downloads: 1541 • Views: 852
|Pages: 384-393
The Social Transformation of a Street Child in Naga City A Case Study of Lived Experiences
Abstract:Street life is a challenge for survival, even for adults, and is yet more difficult for children. They live within the city but are unable to take advantage of the comforts of urban life. It is suggested that extreme poverty was the primary cause for [...] Read more
Downloads: 491 • Views: 607
|Pages: 394-405
The effects of progressive resistance exercise on running performance among grade 7 and 8 students in Ming Dao High School International Department
Abstract:Progressive resistance exercise improves cardiovascular endurance which is needed in running. Thus, given the benefits of this exercise, this study aims to determine the effects of progressive resistance exercises on running performance among student [...] Read more
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|Pages: 406-414
CHALLENGES FACED IN THE PROVISION OF INCLUSIVE PRIMARY EDUCATION FOR LEARNERS WITH DISABILITIES IN MZILIKAZI DISTRICT OF BULAWAYO
by Chafa Admire
Abstract:The study sought to determine challenges faced in the provision of inclusive primary education for learners with disabilities, and this pushed the need for the study. The study used Interpretivism paradigm which then employed a descriptive research d [...] Read more
Downloads: 708 • Views: 755
|Pages: 415-444
The Preferred Marketing Communication Mix of Millennial Customers: Basis for Promotion Strategy
by Cleofe P. Macaraeg, Angel Hya S. David, Nadeen A. Sakay, Brenan Mari G. Pineda, Justin Ethan C. Castro, Ryan Gabriel P. Ventura, Ahmed Fuad A. Ibrahim
Abstract:Promotion for any product or service is essential in order to attract and communicate ones product to the target customers. It is because only through promotion that people would come to know about the product (Khan, 2014). Marketing communication mi [...] Read more
Downloads: 488 • Views: 466
|Pages: 445-457
Budget Policy, Productivity: A Case of public health centers in Indonesia
by Muzakir, Yusnaidi, Damrus, Zainal Putra, Mardaleta
Abstract:Indonesian health centers (puskesmas) have both inpatient and outpatient care unit and are allowed to treat 144 illness types. However, the Indonesian health centers mostly failed to generate sufficient productivity to cover their operations. This st [...] Read more
Downloads: 687 • Views: 543
|Pages: 458-483
A Linguistic Exploration in English Blended Instruction in Selected Universities
by Mary Ann E. Tarusan, Jose G. Tan, Jr.
Abstract:This study conducts a linguistic exploration of English blended instruction in selected universities, emphasizing simplification, explicitation, and normalization. It seeks to answer critical questions on linguistic features of English blended instru [...] Read more
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