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Volume 62, Issue 1 -1 October 2020

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Pages: 1-18

The Diaspora of Nations: The Culture Journey of Foreign Students in Philippine School Doha

by Danilo N. Keh Jr., MAEd , Ibrahim G. Al-Barazanchi , Lian Andre G. Mamarlao , Ken Anthony M. Montenegro, Kit Cyrel Sarangay, Ali Sylla , Ruth G. Arcangel , Anne Pauline R. San Mateo, Marithei G. Santos

Volume: 62Issue: 1 October 2020Published: 11 October 2020DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1006211020201454
Abstract:Background. The present study discusses the adaptation skills of foreign students in Philippine School Doha. Its focus is to shed light to the lived experiences of non-Filipinos full-blooded foreign students who are enrolled in a school that mainly c [...] Read more
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Pages: 19-36

Unity in Diversity: The Assimilation of Culture to Filipino Students in Qatar

by Julius M. Edrosolam , John Carlos C. Burog , Kert Lewis Del Rosario, Jan Ahmed F. Ferry , Anton Celdon M. Rendon , Leila Julia C. Cortez , Fatma Jayna S. Dy, Ysabelle Milyn R. Mendoza

Volume: 62Issue: 1 October 2020Published: 11 October 2020DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1006211020201455
Abstract:Background: The continuous progression of the world has inflicted a multitude of impacts on every nation. Due to the advancement of technology in a globalized world, Exposure to different cultures to various means has become prevalent, especially in [...] Read more
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Pages: 37-54

From Tranquility to Mobility: The Adaptability of Continual Transfer Students

by Maricel T. Gubat, M. Ed. Science , Ryan Benison P. Caabay , Maryam T. Hoe, Ma Katrina P. Hermoso, Djanin Cazandra Q. Laylay, Isiah Raul M. Tiongson, Nellie Jane M. Nery

Volume: 62Issue: 1 October 2020Published: 11 October 2020DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1006211020201456
Abstract:An array of circumstances motivates a student?s reason for school transfer. From being closer to home, to being unsatisfied with the school?s academics, and the list goes on. A student shifting to another school concurs a variance of difficult situat [...] Read more
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Pages: 55-75

ACHIEVING DESPITE THE ODDS: SHAPING THE SCUFFLES OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ACHIEVERS OF PHILIPPINE SCHOOL DOHA

by Allen V. Rosima, MEM , Marelle Anjely Banez , Pauline Bea Estolas , Ashley Clarisse Salac , Sherese Sanoria, Paula Gwyneth Sanusi , Leez Arbil Jonn Suarez

Volume: 62Issue: 1 October 2020Published: 11 October 2020DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1006211020201457
Abstract:Background: Academic pressure is the mental weight carried by students, which is a direct result of factors such as excess schoolwork, peer influence, parental pressure, and societal expectations. The purpose of conducting this study was to pinpoint [...] Read more
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Pages: 76-94

Boon or Bane: The Lived Experiences of the Robotics Club Members of Philippine School Doha at the Onset of Robotics

by Danilo N. Keh Jr., MAEd , Leonel Andrei N. Rufo , Crystelle Grace P. Abundabar , Demi Chrissa Marie D. Cadelinia , Reem A. Donjuan , Julianne Riciel D. Ladic , Micaella R. Mendoza, Alixia Louise A. Morales

Volume: 62Issue: 1 October 2020Published: 11 October 2020DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1006211020201458
Abstract:Background. The advent of robotics has certainly changed the world. Not only did it influence the way people live their lives, it has changed the way teaching and learning have always been done. In this regard, the present research centers on the li [...] Read more
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Pages: 95-127

The Implementation of Indonesias Public Diplomacy in Promoting Wonderful Indonesia as a Nation Branding on Attracting Japanese Tourists (2014-2016)

by Tri Wulan Sari

Volume: 62Issue: 1 October 2020Published: 13 October 2020DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1006211020201459
Abstract:Indonesia tourism defines as a medium in implementing public diplomacy conducted by Indonesian Government. In public diplomacy, Indonesian Government through Indonesia Tourism Ministry delivers message directly and/or indirectly to Japanese in order [...] Read more
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Pages: 128-138

Recent Aggravation of Export Earnings in Bangladesh: Is This an Outcome of Export Subsidence of RMG Sector Due to COVID-19 Outbreak?

by Naimur Rahman

Volume: 62Issue: 1 October 2020Published: 24 October 2020DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1006211020201470
Abstract:Bangladesh has the 2nd largest economy in term of purchasing power parity in South Asia after India. Bangladesh is also considered as one of the fastest growing middle-income countries with a market based mixed economy. Despite of trade deficit in th [...] Read more
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Pages: 139-159

Browsing impacts on Acacia drepanolobium Sjostedt and associated ant guilds in Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Kenya.

by Noel O. Olweny, Geoffrey M. Wahungu, Gilbert O. O. Obwoyere

Volume: 62Issue: 1 October 2020Published: 24 October 2020DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1006211020201472
Abstract:The numbers of Acacia drepanolobium trees are declining over much of Africa and large mammals particularly more prone and vulnerable to loss of habitat owing to human settlement encroachment. In Ol pejeta conservancy a sanctuary for the protection of [...] Read more
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Pages: 160-172

Self Regulated Learning Strategy and Goal Orientation towards Academic Procrastination in Practical Work Undergraduate Students of Civil Engineering Department

by Mohammad Haqqi Abrian,

Volume: 62Issue: 1 October 2020Published: 24 October 2020DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1006211020201478
Abstract:Goal orientation and self-regulated learning strategies are said to reduce academic procrastination behavior carried out by students. The purpose of this study was to find out the factors that led to academic procrastination in Civil Engineering stud [...] Read more
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Pages: 173-180

Coping Strategies and Subjective Well-being in Undergraduate Students

by Sindy Setiawan,

Volume: 62Issue: 1 October 2020Published: 24 October 2020DOI: 10.47119/IJRP1006211020201479
Abstract:Coping strategies are assumed to be able to improve subjective well-being in undergraduate students who spend time in their education at universities. The purpose of this study is to find out whether coping strategies affect subjective wellbeing o [...] Read more
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