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Volume 195, Issue 1 -16 April 2026
A Comparative Analysis of the Accounting Faculty Shortage: Its Causes and Effects Between Laguna University and City College of Calamba
by Jhana Mae M. Montilla, Hannah Leezel A. Gavia, Alyssa Marie B. Bueno, Tony Angelo C. Alvaran, Ann Jhunyelle L. Salangsang, Dennisse M. Umali
The study examined the extent, causes, and effects of accounting faculty shortage in higher education institutions, specifically comparing Laguna University and City College of Calamba. As higher education institutions continue to expand accountin
[...] Read moreExistentialism and Its Pedagogical Implications in Physical Education and Sports: A Comprehensive Review
by Henry E. Lemana II, Jhon Roy Estopil
Existentialism is a philosophical movement that emphasizes individuality, freedom, authenticity, and the search for meaning in an otherwise absurd world (Webber, 2018). This theory extends beyond traditional education. Integrating existentia
[...] Read moreMathematics Anxiety and Academic Performance of Freshman College of Education Students
by Hanna Shyne O. Bello, Reuel B. Fajardo, Neil Angelo R. Villarazo, Angel Grace Coso Garado, Joycelyn C. Odevilas, Mark Ronald C. Abuga-a
This study examined the relationship between mathematics anxiety and academic performance among freshman students in the College of Education at Eastern Samar State University – Salcedo Campus during the 2024–2025 academic year. A total of 86 stud
[...] Read moreMini Portable IoT Trainer Kit
by Afizah Binti Abdoll Mutalib, Sivadev S. Nadarajah, Subramanian Sinnakanoo
The rapid advancement of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies has opened new opportunities for automating and optimizing home electrical systems. This innovation introduces a smart control system that overcomes the limitations of traditional one-
[...] Read moreTechnological Access, Learning Engagement, and Digital Distraction Among Nursing Students: A Predictive Study
The integration of digital technology in nursing education has transformed learning environments, influencing both student engagement and potential distractions. This study examined the relationship between technological access, learning engagemen
[...] Read moreIntergenerational Differences and Team Dynamics as Predictors of Job Satisfaction Among Nurses in Primary Government Hospitals
Multigenerational workforces are increasingly common in healthcare settings, yet their impact on team functioning and job satisfaction remains underexplored in primary government hospitals, particularly in low- and middle
[...] Read moreGamification and Its Effectiveness in Learning Outcomes of Accounting Information System
by Jerwin A. Anas, MM, Raquel D. Lacsi, Cristalyn Joana C.Sancon, Paul Justine M. Garcia, Daniel T. Gungon, Aira A. Labing
This study examined the effectiveness of gamification as a learning strategy in enhancing the learning outcomes of Accounting Information System (AIS) students at Laguna University. The research focused on three key learning outcomes: student enga
[...] Read moreBRIDGING THE LEADERSHIP GAP: PRACTICES, CHALLENGES, AND OPPORTUNITIES OF NOVICE PRINCIPALS ON SCHOOL PERFORMANCE
by NYMPHA T. LICAROS, EDEN C. CALLO
This study examined the leadership practices of novice principals and their relationship to school performance. Specifically, it aimed to determine the extent to which novice principals demonstrate leadership in instructional leadership, decision-
[...] Read moreAnimEd: Enhancing Vocabulary Skills of First-Year and Second-Year English Majors Through Subtitled Animated Story
by Hary Ann L. Panggat, Maricel G. Gabot, Joanna Rose D. Fulo, Bernadette M. Espiritu, Jovelle Reyes-Olivares, Juvel Figuracion
AnimEd is a subtitled animated story designed to enhance vocabulary skills of first-year and second-year English majors. A quasi-experimental design using pre-test and post-test was applied to measure vocabulary improvement. Results revealed signi
[...] Read moreDrawing Relief in the Transition from Teacher Support and Inclusive Practices: Perceptions of Transfer Students from Private to Public School
Transfer students experience low coping during transition. In this study, I explored students' perceptions of their school transition experiences. I used a qualitative descriptive design, interviewed 13 participants whom I selected through purposi
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