Archive
2026
2025
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017
Volume 198, Issue 1 -1 June 2026
The impact of LGU Liliw employees’ assessment of access to mental health support services on their perceived stress, quality of life, and work performance: A basis for developing feedback-based wellness programs
This study examined the impact of LGU Liliw employees’ perceived access to mental health support services (i.e., accessibility, availability, adequacy, and awareness of services) on their stress, quality of life, and work performance from the last
[...] Read moreRedefining Note-taking in Social Studies Through Students’ Construction of Historical Meaning
This study explored how students construct historical meaning through note-taking in History classes. Anchored in Constructivist Learning Theory and Historical Thinking Theory, the research reconceptualized note-taking not merely as a mechanical a
[...] Read moreExploring Farmers’ Practices Towards Food Security and Community Resilience: A Phenomenological Study
Agriculture remains a fundamental pillar of food security and community sustainability; however, farmers increasingly face challenges due to climate change, limited resources, and socio-economic pressures. In response, innovative farming practices
[...] Read moreInstitutional Pressures and Their Effects on Sustainability Practices of Electronics Manufacturing Firms in CALABARZON
This study analyzes the causal relationship between external institutional pressures and the substantive adoption of sustainability practices within the electronics manufacturing sector in CALABARZON, Philippines. As a premier industrial hub, the
[...] Read morePreview, Question, Read, Reflect, Recite, and Review Strategy (PQ4r) in Teaching Literary Text for an Enhanced Reading Comprehension of 11th Grade Students
by Shaira Marie S. Alivio, Chester M. Derequito
This study examined the effectiveness of PQ4R (Preview, Question, Read, Reflect, Recite, Review) strategy to enhance the comprehension and retention of literary texts of the Filipino learners. This investigation aims to solve the issue within read
[...] Read moreSocial Learning Strategy for Improving the Self-Efficacy and Common Competencies in Baking Among Grade 8 Students
by Ninevetch Grace O. Marco, Analyn A. Pastorfide
This study examined how well the Social Learning strategy, particularly peer tutoring and cooperative learning, improved Grade 8 students’ self-efficacy and common competencies in baking. A total of sixty (60) respondents came from two
[...] Read moreMEDIATING ROLE OF ADAPTABILITY BEHAVIOR ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP AND WORK ENGAGEMENT OF TEACHERS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM
Work engagement among teachers is a significant concern in education. This study examined the adaptability behavior as a mediator on the relationship between instructional leadership and work engagement. Through predictive research design, data su
[...] Read moreDependence on Artificial Intelligence as Predicted by Usefulness, Usability and Trust
Dependence on Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a concern in education. The study examines the significance of forecasting AI dependence using usefulness, usability, and trust in AI as predictors. Using a predictive research design, an online survey
[...] Read moreInterplay of Instructional Supervision Practices, Motivation and Teachers' Job Performance In Public Elementary School
by Margilyn A. Remitado, Edilberto Z. Andal
This study examined the relationship between instructional supervision, teachers’ motivation, and teaching performance in public elementary schools. A descriptive-correlational research design was utilized, involving 250 elementary school teachers
[...] Read moreSelf-Efficacy as Mediating Mechanism to Instructional Leadership and Teaching Competence Among Public Elementary School Teachers
by Edilberto Z. Andal, Mariel O. Ligao
This study analyzed and determined the relationship between instructional leadership and self-efficacy to teaching competence. This study utilized a descriptive-correlational type of research. The study's respondents were 250 elementary teachers c
[...] Read more