ajmri: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called ajmri.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Students; Education; Teachers; School; Level; Teaching; Performance; Management; Relationship; Data; Respondents; Health; Work; Https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; Mean; Development; Leadership; Use; Practices; Learners; High; Model; Technology; Children; Language; Satisfaction; System; Communication; People; Analysis; Quality; Self; Bangladesh; Public; Knowledge; Teacher; Behavior; Implementation; Climate; Effect; Process; Water; Group; Test; Energy; Review; City; Access; Grade; Media; Barangay; Years; Efficiency; Techniques; Bamboo; Tools; Machine; Line; Countries; Caco3

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• The Mediating Effect of Teachers’ Trust on the Relationship Between Transformational Leadership of School Heads and Teachers’ Self-Efficacy of Public School Teachers by Penonia, Maricel P; Quines , Lyndon A (2022) - Such views are associated with high teacher efficacy, which has a bearing on student achievement. However, teachers often think it’s hard to learn classroom management, one of the components of teacher efficacy. Keywords: classroom; efficacy; high; leadership; level; mean; principal; relationship; school; school teachers; self; students; study; teacher efficacy; teacher self; teacher trust; teachers; trust; value
• Teaching of Reading in the Midst of Uncertainties: The Narrative of Elementary School Teachers in Digos City by Lariosa, Billy joe; Quezada, Rodeth Jane C (2023) - Innov. 2(1) 36-48, 2023 Figure 3: Thematic Diagram on Pedagogical Techniques used in Teaching Reading during Pandemic reach Grade III. As educators and researchers, we realized that reading strategies are the most effective way to improve students’ reading skills. Keywords: child; comprehension; education; elementary; face; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; learning; materials; pandemic; parents; participant; reading; school; students; study; teachers; teaching; time
• Metacognitive Awareness and Attitude Towards Communicative Approach of Junior High School Students by Montillado, Christine Joy M.; Lovitos, Ana Helena D (2023) - Often, students are asked to practice to master language rules and read from the textbooks. As the result, students have shown low proficiency in speaking even though they have good knowledge in vocabulary, grammar, and reading skill. Keywords: approach; attitude; awareness; cognition; education; english; journal; knowledge; language; learning; level; metacognition; research; school; school students; skills; students; study; teaching
• Challenges in Teaching Science and its Transition to Post-Pandemic Education by Nemalynne, Atriginio Amigo; Thelma, Coloma Damaso; Shermaine, Agustin Diego; Jessica, Rabor Laciste; Romelyn, Tutaan Lagura; Ryan, Bautista Tagata; Nove Lheen, Castillo Taguicana; Eisle Keith, Rivera Tapia (2023) - The researchers considered working on this study to find out the following factors only: (a) socio-demographic profile of the respondents; (b) the challenges faced in teaching Science and its transition to post-pandemic education; and (c) coping mechanisms of Science teachers. The pandemic has forced educators to adapt to remote learning and digital classrooms, including science teachers. Keywords: challenges; education; high; learning; national; pandemic; school; science; students; teachers; teaching
• Preferred Style of Teaching and Learning by College Students in the New Normal by Languita, Jhan Michael S; Ligtas, Jahzeel B; Baron, Danica C; Diquito, Tomas Jr A (2023) - Investigation of higher education students’ learning styles and attitudes towards mobile learning according to various variables. During the pandemic, the transformative learning process comprises bringing education students closer to critical thinking and assisting them in defining, organizing, and evaluating learning independently at home (Dalimunthe, Sutisna, Zakiah, & Handayani, 2021). Keywords: education; learning; learning theory; new; normal; self; students; study; style; teaching; theory; transformative; year
• Millenial E- Learning Systems and Their Academic Performance in Mathematics by Rizada, Ma Chona S; Rey, Raymond P (2023) - The impact of student learning styles with web-based instructor-based learning on student knowledge and satisfaction. The results show that regarding e-learning materials, the majority strongly agreed with preferred using Technologies to solve problems using application software, web assignments submitted on yahoo chat, emails, messengers, and solving problems in class using a calculator’s math lab and math way. Keywords: generation; learning; mathematics; methods; millennials; performance; students; study; technology
• Conceptual Framework for STEM Education: A Thematic Analysis in Bangladesh Perspective by Zakia Nayem , Syeda; Hossain, Md Sabbir (2023) - Pa ge 1 Pa ge 40 American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (AJMRI) Conceptual Framework for STEM Education: A Thematic Analysis in Bangladesh Perspective Syeda Zakia Nayem1, Md. Sabbir Hossain2* Volume 2 Issue 2, Year 2023 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v2i2.1382 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: February 12, 2023 Accepted: March 13, 2023 Published: March 14, 2023 In order to enable teachers to innovate and take charge of STEM education in their classroom, it is crucial to provide them with programs that assist them in applying and implementing STEM pedagogies in the classroom. Keywords: education; framework; learning; national; research; science; stem; stem education; students
• Students and Teachers Perspectives on Classroom Management in Moroccan Public High Schools: Interviews and Observation by Dao-Sabah, Manal (2023) - Students have the capacity to notice students who startle or show reluctance. Respecting others: respecting others is an umbrella term as it includes respecting the right of other students to talk and to learn. Keywords: behavior; classroom; classroom management; communication; learning; lesson; management; need; rules; students; teachers
• Parent-Teacher Partnership of Grade 11 GAS students of Marigondon Senior High School in the Implementation of Modular Distance Learning Print: Basis for an Action Plan by Lapatha, Lilibeth A; Garcenila, Lea Fe P; Wahing, Patrick A (2023) - Teachers can provide parents with information about the curriculum, assignments, and assessments, while parents can provide teachers with feedback about students’ progress and challenges. Insights of Parents and Teachers Gathered from Modular Learning Setup Parents’ perceived experience was hard and helpful. Keywords: distance; learning; parents; print; setup; students; teachers
• Effectiveness of Quiz, Quiz, Trade Incorporating Hugot and Pop Rock Songs in Enhancing Students’ Performance in Earth Science by Calzada, Marc Paul Tunac; Antonio, Vida Villa (2023) - Keywords Feedbacks, Hugot, Pop Rock Songs, Quiz Quiz Trade, Performance INTRODUCTION Science is vital because of its links to technology and industry, both of which have high development priorities. Student J: The activity Quiz Quiz Trade was much enjoyed. Keywords: group; hugot; mean; pop; quiz; quiz trade; rock; rock songs; science; songs; students
• E-Learning in the Educational System Post COVID-19 Pandemic: a Review of the Obstacles and Opportunities to Curriculum Designers by Sariakin; Fitria, Nora; Faiza, Cut; Amiruddin; Usman, Musliadi Bin (2023) - The study of educational technology and the actual act of studying educational technology can be included in the definition of “educational technology” (often abbreviated as education technology). The Factors that Affect the Growth of Educational Technology The study of educational technology and the practice of designing, executing, and supervising the administration of appropriate technical procedures and resources can be referred to as “educational technology,” a phrase that can be used interchangeably in both contexts. Keywords: covid-19; data; education; learning; online; research; students; study; system; technology; use
• The Operational Practices of School Program: An Evaluation to The Implementation of School-Based Feeding Program by Sahagun, Jody Al (2022) - Increases involvement and participation in school programs 1.57 F 5. SBFP never encouraged parents and stakeholders to come and participate in school programs. Keywords: feeding; impact; parents; performance; program; research; respondents; sbfp; school; students; study; university
• Emotions as Language Learning Enhancers of Grade 11 Students by Purcia, Erwin; Ygrubay, Robert Anthony; Marbibi, Aira Myr (2023) - Pa ge 1 Pa ge 9 American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (AJMRI) Emotions as Language Learning Enhancers of Grade 11 Students Erwin Purcia1*, Aira Myr Marbibi2, Robert Anthony Ygrubay3 Volume 2 Issue 3, Year 2023 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v2i3.1543 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: April 01, 2023 Accepted: April 22, 2023 Published: April 27, 2023 This study aimed to investigate the emotional experiences of 11th-grade students to enhance language learning. Language learning is a complex and demanding process, and emotions can play a critical role in shaping students’ learning experiences. Keywords: emotions; experiences; language; learners; learning; motivation; research; students; study
• Perception of Senior High School Learners in Selected Northern Cebu Provinces towards Bachelor of Science in Fisheries: Inputs for Marketing Interventions by Porlas, Ana Aubrey J; Abucay, Manilyn M; Antolijao, Teofilo D; Roble, Noel D; Lamayo, Ma Helian A (2023) - On the case of BFAR estimates, it is only usually done to BS in Fisheries students, which explains the lack of awareness of the respondents. Being able to do research within the field may have a major impact to the academic conditions of the BS in Fisheries students. Keywords: career; degree; education; fisheries; high; perception; program; respondents; school; students; theory
• Development of Technology-Enhanced Lessons in Optics (TELO) by Calzada, Marc Paul Tunac; Antonio, Vida Villa (2023) - The researchers, along with the validators, believe that the TELO could help teachers attain goals and objectives in developing students’ critical thinking skills. Various instructional materials have been developed to address the problems of Physics teaching. Keywords: activities; assessment; content; objectives; optics; physics; students; teaching; technology; telo
• Investigating the Effect of Indigenous Game-based Activities on Students’ Performance and Learning Views in Physics by Antonio, Vida V; Diculen, Ligaya B (2023) - One of the attempts made by instructors and students in learning Physics to accomplish meaningful learning is by integrating it with real-world phenomena, such as through indigenous games (Putranta, Kuswanto, Hajaroh, Dwiningrum, & Rukiyati, 2021). In addition, using indigenous games in teaching has become an increasingly popular approach in recent years, particularly in indigenous communities where traditional games are still played. Keywords: activities; concepts; energy; game; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; igba; learning; materials; physics; science; students; teachers; teaching
• Sketchnoting: A Pedagogical Tool in the Delivery of Printed Modular Distance Learning by Arzaga, Jaybie (2023) - However, SLMs alone were not sufficient for student learning. The study suggests that sketchnoting can be an effective pedagogical tool that can improve student learning outcomes. Keywords: group; learning; material; sketchnote; sketchnoting; students; tool
• Comparative Effectiveness of Indirect and Direct Teacher-Student Interaction Patterns in Science Instruction by Lilibeth, G Abrogena; Natividad, E Lorenzo (2023) - Pa ge 1 Pa ge 83 American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (AJMRI) Comparative Effectiveness of Indirect and Direct Teacher-Student Interaction Patterns in Science Instruction Lilibeth G. Abrogena1*, Natividad E. Lorenzo1 Volume 2 Issue 3, Year 2023 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v2i3.1666 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: May 01, 2023 Accepted: May 24, 2023 Published: May 31, 2023 Using an experimental research design, this study aimed to determine the effectiveness of indirect and direct teacher-student interaction patterns in the acquisition of science concepts and science process skills of two matched groups of the first year Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEEd) students of the Mariano Marcos State University College of Teacher Education. Indirect teaching is therefore more effective than direct teaching in the students’ acquisition of science concepts and science process skills. Keywords: concepts; interaction; learning; process; science; skills; students; test
• Virtual Internship and Work-Integrated Learning Outcomes of the Hospitality Management Students by Apostol, Enya Marie D; Liwanag, Emma Vida R; Maglalang, Kathy P (2023) - This is in relation with the study of Kim and Park (2013) that one of the most important indicators in determining the quality of undergraduate hospitality management programs would be student internships. Virtual internships, according to Raina & Srivastava (2020), provide better knowledge and experience with regard to technical tools and communication programs that employers expect from applicants. Keywords: covid-19; education; hospitality; internship; learning; management; online; outcomes; pandemic; students; study; work
• Perceptions of Community College Students to Flexible Learning Modality: Inputs for Pedagogical Interventions by Aller, Al-Yusri S; Tangonan, Liezl F (2023) - Student learning is evaluated through both formal and informal approaches, such as group projects, portfolios, and participation in class. The result of this study and with initiatives of the Students Affairs Services (SAS) of the Community College administrator should conduct student orientation and training development for flexible learning students. Keywords: course; engagement; learning; learning modality; level; mean; modality; online; perceptions; readiness; students; study; use
• Teacher-Student Relationships and Students’ Learning Experiences: A Narrative Inquiry by Bhattarai, Laxman; Wagle, Shree Krishna (2023) - In similar vein, Mashburn et al. (2008) emphasized the importance of open communication and presenting queries, as they foster a supportive and comfortable learning environment between teachers and students, ultimately strengthening student learning and academic performance. Within the realm of student learning, this acceptance is ingrained in every facet and moment of the educational process. Keywords: activities; engagement; experiences; learning; performance; relationship; research; students; teacher; teaching
• Study of the Online Exam Proctoring; Illegal Attempts Identification and its Solutions at Higher Education Level in Bangladesh by Hossain, Md. Sabbir (2023) - There are a few ways to reduce the prevalence of online exam illegal attempts , including administering exams in person, creating questions that are difficult to manipulate (by, for example, relying on subjective rather than objective metrics), and reducing the weight that exams have in determining final grades. 1(6) 162-171, 2023 (2010), students are far more inclined to share their answers with their classmates during online exams and quizzes than they are during live (in-person) examinations. Keywords: attempts; digital; education; exam; face; learning; monitoring; online; proctoring; students; use
• Effects of Teacher and Student Relationships to Enhance the Learning Process by Rasuli, Mohammad Hassan; Makhdoomzada, Fida Mohammad; Haidari, Sultan Ali (2023) - Research also shows that, in learning process teachers should praise their students and as a human being accept them. Main Aim of the Research The main aim of the present study is to find out about effects of teacher and students relationships to enhance their learning process. Keywords: learning; process; relationships; research; role; students; teacher; teaching
• Congolese Student Comprehension of CMMW: A Stumbling Stone to the Development of L2 Learners’ Acquisition by Nzamba Yassanguila, Quellon Tavilat Lepari; Chi, Chang-Hai (2024) - The section puts forward an internal process model of CMMW acquisition for L2 learners, with the aim of identifying, discussing, and analyzing the challenges of applying CMMW from the perspective of language learners. Before introducing the process model of CMMW acquisition, it also discusses (Gass’s, 1988) study on how learners convert ambient speech (input) into output. Keywords: application; cmmw; difference; language; learners; learning; students; study
• Graduates Are Failing in the Examination: An Ethical Investigation on the Experiences of Board Licensure Examination for Professional Teachers (BLEPT) Takers by Cabahug, Mark Mauris; Bonghanoy, Saudi Marie A; Tubog Jr., Jhun; Asingua, Analie B; Chen, Qingye; Tul-id, Claudine S (2024) - Licensure Examination Performance and academic achievement of teacher education graduates. Licensure Examination Performance and academic achievement of teacher education graduates. Keywords: blept; board; education; examination; graduates; informant; licensure; performance; students; study; teachers
• Academic Achievement of Primary Learners and the Parental Involvement Capabilities During Covid 19 Pandemic by Ygot, Jonalie; Revalde, Helen (2024) - Parental education affects kids’ success, and bridging educational support gaps is important. The extent of parental involvement in the children’s academic achievement was moderately involved. Keywords: achievement; children; education; families; family; involvement; learning; pandemic; parents; respondents; school; students; table
• Hope as Moderator of Academic Stress and Coping Mechanisms among College Students in Time of Covid-19 Pandemic by Decena, Cyrem F; Baliscao, Girlie Jessica A; Brioso, Krisha Marie; Cortez, Erika C; Francisco, Aven D; Sacbibit, Rain Coleen D; Tadena, Leanne Kaye P (2024) - This study used a descriptive correlational design to examine the influence of hope as a moderator on the relationship between academic stress and coping mechanisms among college students during the COVID-19 pandemic. Using moderated regression analysis, results showed that there is a significant influence of hope as a moderator on the relationship between academic stress and coping mechanisms among college students in the time of the COVID-19 pandemic. Keywords: college; covid-19; external; hope; locus; mechanisms; moderator; pandemic; relationship; researchers; stress; students; study; variable
• ajmri-2693 by None (None) - Thus, this study captures adolescents’ fluctuations in reading motivation within and across classroom environments and explores how teacher practices may bolster student motivation to read in content- area classrooms. Reading motivation may not be immediately assimilated to general motivation, as students’ motivation might be domain-specific to some extent. Keywords: anxiety; class; college; confidence; english; language; language anxiety; learning; motivation; reading; reading motivation; self; students; study
• Innovative Approaches to Nurturing Creativity and Fostering Innovation in Entrepreneurship Education in a University by Ines, Joefrelin C.; Tolentino, Marilou Q.; Abella, Bernadette V. (2025) - The study’s findings revealed that innovative education approaches, such as design thinking, experiential learning, and collaborative problem-solving, were positively associated with students’ entre- preneurial creativity and innovation outcomes. This captured the richness of experiences and perspectives, providing a holistic view of the impact of innovative education approaches on entrepreneurship students. Keywords: approaches; creativity; education; entrepreneurship; innovation; students; thinking
• Design Thinking-Based Lesson Plans in Statistics and Probability by Tagalicud, Mark Vincent D; Acosta, Rosabel L (2024) - Design thinking skills can be developed through a variety of activities at school, particularly group work and projects, as one of the requirements for teamwork and effective discussions. Design thinking skills: Top 5 best reasons why school students must learn. Keywords: assessment; competencies; curriculum; design; design thinking; dtlps; education; learners; learning; lesson; mathematics; order; performance; problem; process; skills; students; tasks; thinking
• MS T.E.A.M.S: A Recovery Approach in Improving English Reading Speed and Accuracy by Lapatha, Lilibeth A; Potot, Lester L; Saguin, Evelyn D (2024) - Sustained participation is vital, and further enhancements are available to support students requiring extra assistance. The “Every Child A Reader Program” (E.C.A.R.P. 2014) of the Department of Education (DepEd) and the designation of November as National Reading Month each year, which primarily aims to promote reading and literacy among learners, are efforts to help students with their reading skills, but many students still experience reading frustration. Keywords: accuracy; progress; reading; speed; students; week
• School Climate and Burnout among Mathematics Teachers as Basis for Teacher Empowerment Action Plan: A Convergent Parallel Design by Gallego, Marian Kaye F (2024) - Under RA 1800, the Civil Service Commission requires public school teachers to render eight hours of service per day. Pressures on public school teacher and implications on quality. Keywords: burnout; climate; data; faculty; health; job; learning; mathematics; participants; school; school climate; students; study; teacher burnout; teachers; teaching; work
• Technology Acceptance among College Students Living in Remote Areas by Albofera, Queen Karezza L; Digan, Dayanara A; Torres, Jenny Rose; Quezada, Rodeth Jane C (2024) - This study aimed to determine the level of technology acceptance and the differences in the level of learning style analyzed by sex, age, marital status, and year level. Results showed that the overall level of technology acceptance of the respondents was high that the level of technology acceptance among college students, as grouped by sex and across ages, shows no significant difference. Keywords: acceptance; college; learning; level; online; respondents; students; study; table; technology; technology acceptance; use; user; year
• An Investigation on the Factors Affecting Students’ Interest in Physical Education Using Principal Component Analysis (PCA) at a Local City College in Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines by Lobo, Joseph; Dimalanta, Genesis; Bautista, Clarenz (2022) - Factors Affecting Students’ Performance in Physical Education Class in Lyceum of the Philippines University – Laguna., College of Arts and Sciences, LPU-Laguna Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, 4(4). However, few years after, early studies about the perception of student in physical activities contradicted and claimed that, students do believe that physical education is important to their overall education (Tu, et. Keywords: activities; activity; education; factors; interest; journal; school; students; study; teacher
• Effects of Code Switching Among College Instructors and Students In a Philippine Classroom Setting by Villanueva, Louie; Gamiao, Bert (2022) - The interest in studying code switching functions is not new as it goes back to as far as 1975 as Lance investigated whether code switching had any syntactic restrictions, but he concluded that there were none. The following effects to teaching and learning were inferred: code switching helps students to better understand directions, eradicates language barrier for a clearer instruction, promotes better understanding by students, helps them in generating a better choice, ensures semantic understanding among students, and aids the students to investigate further, to clarify, to verify, or to confirm an earlier knowledge. Keywords: classroom; code; code switching; college; effects; english; example; language; learning; students; switching; teachers; use
• Social Media as a Transformative Agent of Political Behavior Among Political Science Students in a Component City by Flores, Kenedy; Dumaguin, Catherine ; Dumo, Gaudwin Gaean; Fontanilla, Aian Zedrick; Nisperos, Karol Ann (2022) - Correlation of Analysis of the Level of Exposure to Politics - and Election-Related Content posted on social media among Political Science Students and its Degree of Relevance in Transforming their Political Behavior Table 6 shows the interpretation of the relationship between the level of frequency of social media use among political science students and its degree of relevance in transforming their political behavior which is computed as 0.030 which is described as having a Negligible Positive Relationship. This study investigated the use of social media as a transformative agent in changing the political be- havior of political science students in a component city. Keywords: behavior; content; election; exposure; media; research; science; science students; students; study; theory; use
• Assessment of Internet Safety, Cybersecurity Awareness and Risks in Technology Environment among College Students by Akere, Olajumoke Modupe (2024) - Research Question 2 What is the joint influence of student internet safety and cybersecurity awareness on risk in technology environment? Research Question 3 What is the relative influence of student internet safety and cybersecurity awareness on risk in technology environment? Keywords: awareness; cybersecurity; environment; internet; risk; safety; students; technology
• Science Teachers’ Perceptions on Continuing Professional Development (CPD), Self-Efficacy, and Instructional Performance by Felix, Kerry Joy Tuale; Abrogena, Lilibeth Guillermo (2024) - Adding to these, Panth and Tulivuori (2021) said that enhancing the general productivity of the education system necessitates improving the caliber of teacher quality via teacher professional development programs, rendering the dispute over type of school, individual school performance, and student number, among several others, unnecessary. The CPD law (Republic Act 10912) was introduced in the Philippines to raise the baseline of professional prowess through CPD activities, which require professional teachers in the country to earn 15 CPD units within three years for license renewal. Keywords: activities; classroom; cpd; development; education; educators; efficacy; learning; perceptions; performance; professional; programs; satisfactory; science; science teachers; self; students; teachers; teaching; training
• Improving the Performance Practice of 21st Century Music of Grade 10 Students Through Digital Learning Material by Villasanta, Roel A (2022) - This finding also strengthens the claims of Dye (2007), and King et al. (2017), who continue to work in online music studies and investigate pedagogical challenges (for example, technology tools and approaches to course design) in transitioning from face-to-face to the online teaching environment, thereby confirming the need for online music pedagogy in online classes. That is tantamount to significantly encouraging teachers to develop digital learning materials suited to the current teaching-learning process of educating the young in the distance modality. Keywords: intervention; learning; material; music; performance; pretest; students; study; test; video
• The Extent to Which Grade12 Arabic Textbooks Meet the United Arab Emirates Goals of Sustainable Development in the United Arab Emirates: Grade12 Arabic Textbooks by Almahdawi, Asmaa Jumah (2024) - The study explored the effectiveness of Arabic textbooks for Grade 12 in the UAE in promoting sustainable development. Arabic textbooks for Grade 12 should encourage higher-order thinking abilities and promote sustainable development, enabling active participation in sustainable practices in the UAE. Keywords: arabic; cultural; development; education; grade; islamic; language; learning; students; sustainability; textbooks; thinking; uae
• Influence of Aeta Education in St. Francis Learning Center at Nibangon Subic, Zambales by Gonowon, Jojimar Kenneth M. (2024) - Similarly, Aeta Student no. 2 pointed out the inadequacy of computer facilities, noting, “Facilities po pag dating po sa computer po. Similarly, Aeta Student no. 2 appreciated the thoroughness of their learning experience, noting, “Madami po kaming natutunan at minsan po umuulit po ang mga lessons po” (We learn a lot, and sometimes the lessons are repeated). Keywords: aeta student; ang; career; education; francis; gusto; high; influence; kasi; learning; mga; school; strand; students; support; teacher; teaching
• The Effectiveness of ICT Integration in Teaching Science Concepts by Lagura, Romelyn (2022) - However, it should be noted, that using ICT materials provides an enhanced learning experience, especially so when the material is presented with pedagogical underpinning, is easy to navigate, is reflective, and well- thought out to enhance student learning and promote the development of active learners rather than passive recipients. Keywords Science concepts, e-learning materials 1 Sanchez Mira School of Arts and Trades, Philippines. Keywords: concepts; education; groups; ict; learning; level; mean; multimedia; posttest; pretest; pupils; science; scores; students; teaching; technology; video
• Learning Styles and The Academic Performance of 1st Year Education Students: A Correlational Study by Uyangoren, Janet R; Ibojo, Dhan Timothy M (2024) - Learning styles are a significant component in influencing the learning results in education at all levels. While the importance of this research issue in enhancing the educational process is recognized, there is a clear dearth of studies conducted in Iran that investigate the correlation between thinking patterns and learning styles. Keywords: average; deviation; language; learning; level; performance; score; students; styles
• Analysis of the Alignment of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment in Higher Education Mathematic by Aquino, Ella Tricia M (2024) - Pa ge 1 Pa ge 8 American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (AJMRI) Analysis of the Alignment of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment in Higher Education Mathematics Ella Tricia M. Aquino1* Volume 3 Issue 5, Year 2024 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v3i5.3376 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: July 08, 2024 Accepted: August 13, 2024 Published: August 16, 2024 Using qualitative document analysis, this study determined the level of student performance in implementing the curriculum of Mathematics in the Modern World (MMW), the alignment of the syllabus, teaching-learning activities, and assessment, and proposed recommendations for alignment. Relatively, when the teaching-learning process is supported by the appropriate classroom evaluation, student performance, and the actual learning process are effectively described (Abejuela et al., 2022; Balagtas, 2021; Baliber & Sañosa, 2022). Keywords: alignment; assessment; curriculum; education; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; instruction; learning; mathematics; mmw; performance; problem; solving; students; table; teaching; world
• Navigating the Academic Gap: A Phenomenological Inquiry on the Experiences of Teachers in DepEd’s Catch-Up Fridays by Raymunde Jr., Pedro P; Lapuz, Johnmark B; Morre Jr., Michael C; Uyangoren, Janet R; Gomez, Joecel Jan M; Villamil, Jehu A (2024) - 3(5) 61-70, 2024 Barriers in Student Motivation When looking at how DepEd teachers used Catch-Up Fridays, it’s important to look at the things that kept students from being motivated. Using technology can be a useful way for DepEd teachers to deal with problems like having a lot of students, different learning needs, and not enough time. Keywords: catch; deped; education; educators; fridays; implementation; learners; learning; resources; students; teachers; teaching
• A Comparative Study of Learning Modalities and Academic Performance in a Private Senior High School in Southern Philippines by Palmerola, Eric D.; Amorado, Kim Karlo T.; Arabilla, Khatrine Ann T. (2024) - This is further supported by a study conducted by Smith and Brame (2014), which highlighted that online students performed slightly better than those teaching the same material through traditional instruction. Synchronous and asynchronous learning tools: 15 strategies for engaging online students using real-time chat, threaded discussions, and blogs. Keywords: learning; modalities; modular; online; performance; school; students; study; support; synchronous
• Development, Validation, and Assessment of Chemistry-Based Electronic Module Using Nod to Mind Advancement (NODMA) by Mamintal, Assiya (2024) - This supports the principle of employing evidence-based practices in education to achieve substantial gains in student learning (Slavin, 2015). This will ensure that teachers can effectively utilize the features of e-modules to enhance student learning. Keywords: chemistry; control; education; evaluators; group; learning; mastered; mean; module; post; science; scores; students; study; table; test; value
• The Mediating Effect of Cooperative Learning in the Relationship between the Classroom Learning Environment and Language Learning Attitude by Llanto, Zenny; Oliva, Elleine Rose (2025) - However, according to Musa (2023), there are issues in language learning, such as low student interest, lack of self- confidence, limited vocabulary, high anxiety levels, lack of willingness to take risks, low curiosity, and an unclear understanding of the purpose of language learning. However, discrepancies between students’ and teachers’ beliefs regarding language learning can negatively affect student satisfaction and lead to disengagement (Ahmadi-Azad et al., 2020; Kim, 2021). Keywords: attitudes; classroom; education; english; environment; journal; language learning; learning; learning attitude; level; motivation; relationship; research; students; study; teacher; teaching
• Utilization of Micro-lecture Videos in Teaching Selected Microbiology Laboratory Topics by Sespeñe, Monica Joyce S. (2025) - It is highly suggested that a similar study be conducted in which micro-lecture videos are utilized to teach laboratory procedures, particularly the utilization of micro-lecture videos as the sole learning material in teaching a particular topic. Shortened or segmented video is similar to the concept of Micro-lecture videos, which several educators have utilized in teaching conceptual and procedural topics. Keywords: et al; immvs; laboratory; learning; lecture; micro; microbiology; performance; procedures; students; study; teaching; test; videos
• Multi-Grade Teaching: Its Effect on Teachers and Students’ Performance at Datu Hoffer Ampatuan District by Macanas, Anthea; Loja, Rebecca (2025) - The study by Ruiz (2020) supports that multi-grade teachers should necessitate their educational experience and training and must elevate their rank to establish motivation and expertise to overcome challenges in multi-grade teaching. There was a low positive correlation between multi-grade teaching and teachers’ performance. Keywords: grade; mean; multi; multigrade; performance; practice; students; table; teachers; teaching; years
• Teaching Styles And Students’ Engagement Among Junior High Schools in Claveria Districts, Misamis Oriental by Quiblat, Regie G.; Ubayubay, Roie M. (2025) - In the context of education, the effectiveness of teaching styles in influencing student engagement and academic performance. As such, this study addresses the pressing issue of identifying and understanding the relationship between teaching styles and student engagement among Junior High School students in the Claveria Districts, Misamis Oriental. Keywords: children; cognitive; education; engagement; journal; learning; motivation; parents; performance; relationship; research; school; students; study; styles; support; teachers; teaching; teaching styles; value
• Motivation and Teaching Styles among Teachers in Claveria District, Misamis Oriental by Salipong, Jhea C.; Ubayubay, Roie M.; Corpuz, Gerlinda G. (2025) - This implies that the strong connection between teaching motivation and teaching styles indicates that educational institutions must prioritize strategies that enhance teacher motivation. Although much research has been done about teacher motivation and teaching styles, most has been done in urban or general situations. Keywords: classroom; development; educators; environment; experience; growth; learning; motivation; needs; respondents; students; styles; teachers; teaching; teaching motivation; teaching styles; value
• Challenges of Reading Coordinators in the Implementation of School-Based Reading Programs Among Rural and Urban Schools in Davao Del Sur by Tagose, Reannie Kaye M.; Quezada, MAED, Rodeth Jane C.; Lagi, Jojanie C.; Saldivar, Jairah S. (2025) - However, the budget often prioritizes resources over teacher support, prompting the school reading coordinator to seek additional donations and financial aid from external stakeholders. By identifying and understanding these challenges, the study contributes to the existing body of knowledge and provides a foundation for future research to enhance reading comprehension programs among students. Keywords: challenges; coordinators; education; grade; learning; line; materials; parents; participant; program; reading; resources; rural; school; students; support; teachers; urban
• Practices on The Integration of Technology and Learners’ Reading Performance in Misamis Oriental by Llamera, Bethel Jean P.; Ubayubay, Roie M. (2025) - Legend: 3.26-4.00 At All Times/Extremely Practiced 2.51-3.25 Most of the Time/Very Well Practiced 1.76-2.50 Sometimes/Slightly Practiced 1.00-1.75 Never/ Not at all Practiced Table 4: Distribution of Respondents’ Practices on the Integration of Technology in terms of Institutionalization Indicator As a teacher… Mean SD Description I analyze the long-term costs of new reading technology. 3.38 0.84 At all Times I determine whether new gadgets or technologies are compatible with the school's IT infrastructure. The indicator, As a teacher, I analyze the long-term costs of new reading technology obtained the highest mean score of 3.38 (SD=0.84) described as At All Times and interpreted as Extremely Practiced. Keywords: educational; ict; integration; learners; learning; performance; practices; reading; reading performance; respondents; school; skills; students; study; teachers; teaching; technology; technology integration; time; use
• Harnessing Artificial Intelligence in Teaching Ghanaian Colleges of Education in the 21st Century: Enhancing Quality Teaching, Student Research, and Learning Abilities by Liekum, Luke Boryang (2025) - Level 400 Students The highest average scores (around 4.7) show a robust endorsement of AI tools, pointing to extensive experience and successful application of AI technologies in their academic journey. Determining the level of awareness and understanding of AI tools among students in the colleges of education to identify the extent to which AI tools have been integrated into the learning experiences of students in the colleges of education. Keywords: ai tools; colleges; data; education; engagement; experiences; learning; level; mean; research; students; study; tools
• Student Registration and Records Management Services of the Three Private Universities in the Philippines: Basis for Academic Records Digitization by Purcia, Erwin; Velarde, Angelo (2022) - The findings found that there is no such manual guiding workers at the polytechnic in the maintenance of student records. There are no norms or policies regarding the disposition of student records at these private schools. Keywords: extent; implementation; management; perceptions; records; relationship; respondents; services; srrmo; srrmo services; students; test
• Teachers’ Competence and Support on Learners’ Psychological Needs in the Division of Bukidnon by Pinalas-Abaton, Charlyn; Osias, Ninfa C. (2025) - Subject Matter The case study conducted by Denbel (2023) aimed to evaluate the mathematics subject matter knowledge competency of student teachers and highlight the importance of subject matter knowledge in teaching secondary school mathematics. It concluded that student teachers lack uniformity in their Mathematics subject matter knowledge competency and recommended a focus on enhancing subject matter knowledge in the teacher training program to improve secondary school Mathematics teaching. Keywords: autonomy; classroom; competence; development; educational; environment; experience; learners; learning; level; management; matter; motivation; needs; practices; relatedness; research; respondents; self; students; study; subject; support; teachers; teaching; time
• Quality Physical Education, Motivation, and Physical Effort of College Students: An Explanatory Sequential Design by Falle, Jayson A.; Cancio, Bryan L. (2025) - Avoidance of physical effort may stem from a lack of enthusiasm, low self-efficacy, or negative attitudes towards physical activity, which can impact engagement in physical activities (Teuber et al., 2024). LITERATURE REVIEW Quality Physical Education Quality Physical Education (QPE) involves inclusive and equitable curricula designed to engage young people in physical activity for a healthy lifestyle. Keywords: activities; college; education; effort; journal; mean; motivation; quality; students
• Ai-Driven Virtual Reality for Enhancing Stem Identity and Social-Emotional Skills in K-12 by Rabiu, Fatimah Adenike; Bako, Nafisat Zajime; Ogundipe, Michael Oluwadamilola (2025) - Intelligent Tutoring and Virtual Laboratories Also, AI can be an intelligent tutor by giving real time feedback, guidance and support to STEM students. Integration with other Educational Technologies Investigating AI VR in the context of mixing with other existing educational technologies, such as augmented reality and mixed reality, could create broader and more precise learning ecosystem for K-12 STEM education (Alsoliman, 2022). Keywords: development; education; et al; identity; journal; learning; reality; review; sel; skills; stem; stem education; students; technology; use
• Examining the Perceptions and Challenges of Mathematics Homework Practice of Higher Secondary Teachers in Bhutan: A Mixed-Methods Study by Pem, Daw (2025) - This study examines the perceptions and challenges associated with mathematics homework among higher secondary teachers in Bhutan using a convergent parallel mixed-methods design. The findings indicate that both teachers and students hold positive perceptions of mathematics homework. Keywords: challenges; homework; learning; mathematics; mathematics homework; students; study; teachers; time
• Modular Development in Mathematics in the Modern World by Cabral, Christian (2022) - In the time of COVID-19 pandemic, the global education system is in the practice of transforming and adapting to the new normal of providing a conventional teaching-learning process of classroom human interaction and centers in the usage of either on-line platform or through instructional modules. Instructional module is one of the effective ways to use especially on areas that have poor internet connection and where students cannot afford to provide gadgets such as computer, laptops, or even tablets for on-line classes. Keywords: education; learning; mathematics; module; objectives; students; topics; world
• Mathematical Problem-Solving Beliefs and Metacognitive Awareness: The Moderating Effect of Mathematical Curiosity by Lagud, Kristine E.; Villamor, Carlos Jose O.; Loma, Loverlen T.; Oliveros, Joey C. (2025) - Students’ readiness was limited to remembering basic concepts as their year level increased while lacking comprehension and self- regulation strategies, making them prone to errors in solving mathematical problems (Valderrama & Oligo, 2021; Lim et al., 2019). Studies revealed that students possessing metacognitive awareness have been taking more control of their learning processes where they choose to develop their skills, especially in identifying strategies that work best for them at solving mathematical problems (Olop et al., 2024; Baguin & Janiola, 2023; Stanton et al., 2021). Keywords: awareness; beliefs; curiosity; learning; mathematics; problem; relationship; skills; solving; students
• Stories on Adversities of Filipino Teachers as Teachers in the USA: Basis for a Guide on Coping by Jasmin, Jestoni M. (2025) - The researcher can add to the body of knowledge on teacher experiences overseas by performing a study on this relationship and possibly offer some insights into how schools and educational organizations can better support teachers in their educational responsibilities. In the study of Macapagong et al. (2023), they discussed that one of the primary challenges Filipino teachers face in the United States is the adjustment to a new culture. Keywords: adversity; behavior; challenges; classroom; education; environment; experience; filipino; illinois; journey; learning; needs; new; overseas; participant; philippines; professional; role; school; students; support; system; teachers; teaching
• Teaching in Transition: A Qualitative Inquiry on the Challenges and Coping Mechanisms of Teachers in the New Generation by Valdez, Daryl Mae L. (2025) - In this study, the researcher sought to uncover how teachers experience and make sense of modern classroom demands, changing student behaviors, and evolving teaching contexts. CONCLUSIONS Teachers face many challenges with student behavior, motivation, and respect. Keywords: challenges; classroom; communication; generation; help; lack; learning; parents; participant; school; students; teacher; teaching; today; work
• From Remediation to Retention: Assessing the Effectiveness of Academic Support Systems in a Local College Math Education Program by Comia, Noel A.; Chavez, Qiarrah Syrah A. (2025) - Academic remediation remains central to higher education as colleges seek to decrease failure rates, increase retention, and increase program completion, particularly in subjects such as math, where content is cumulative. 37-52, 2025 Academic Monitoring - Compilation of grade trends and participation logs - Midterm and final performance review Research Office, Program Chairs Per semester Data-informed planning and remediation adjustment P2,000.00 per semester Student Feedback Integration -Post-session evaluation forms -Focus group discussions per year level -Suggestion boxes (physical/digital) Student Council, QA Office Quarterly Responsive remediation content based on student needs and inputs P3,000.00 per semester Evaluation and Enhancement -Semester-end assessment of remediation outcomes - Faculty and tutor reflection reports -Program adjustment planning QA Team, Office of Instruction End of each semester Enhanced implementation strategy for succeeding terms P3,000.00 per semester IMPACT Remediation is a student-centered approach to academic remediation for the BSED Mathematics student at City College of Calapan. Keywords: ccc; college; consultation; counseling; education; guidance; hours; learning; mathematics; peer; performance; program; remediation; students; study; support; tulong; year
• The Mediating Effect of Teaching Effectiveness on the Relationship Between Passion and Commitment Among Public Elementary School Teachers by Geraldine, M Gella; Lyndon, A Quines (2022) - Furthermore, while a growing body of literature shows a significant link between teacher commitment and the highly personal characteristic of passion for Teaching, no research has been done on the mediating effect of teaching effectiveness on the relationship between passion and commitment. According to Atun (2017), teacher commitment comes from within and makes teachers spend more time and energy staying involved in the school. Keywords: commitment; education; et al; journal; learning; level; passion; relationship; research; school; students; study; teachers; teaching; teaching effectiveness; value; work
• The Moderating Influence of School Type on Teaching Strategies and Critical Thinking Skills in Senior High School Students by Gallego, Marian Kaye; Udarve, Rheia; Bagares, Shem; Cañada, Criscelle Joy (2025) - Pa ge 1 Pa ge 1 American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (AJMRI) The Moderating Influence of School Type on Teaching Strategies and Critical Thinking Skills in Senior High School Students Marian Kaye Gallego1*, Rheia Udarve1, Shem Bagares1, Criscelle Joy Cañada1 Volume 4 Issue 6, Year 2025 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v4i6.5914 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: August 18, 2025 Accepted: September 20, 2025 Published: October 22, 2025 This study examined the moderating influence of school type on teaching strategies and critical thinking skills among senior high school students. 1-6, 2025 measuring teaching strategies and critical thinking skills were administered to senior high school students from both public and private schools. Keywords: learning; mathematics; school; skills; strategies; students; teaching; teaching strategies; thinking; thinking skills
• Determinants of Achievement Level in Mathematics in the Modern World among College Students by Endocal, Kenth Harold R.; Baraquia, Lee G. (2025) - Findings revealed that students generally hold negative attitudes, low self-efficacy and computation skills, with average comprehension, logical skills, and mathematics achievement. These alarming findings highlight the urgent need to identify and address the determinants of mathematics achievement at the local level. Keywords: attitude; comprehension; computation; correlation; efficacy; factors; linear; mathematics; mathematics achievement; performance; relationship; self; skills; students; study
• Experienced Stress Among Adults, Adolescents, and LGBQ Students in Time of Covid-19 Pandemic by Jay , P Diaz; Cyrem, F Decena (2022) - Also, adolescent students are prone to experience higher stress levels than adult students living in the Philippine region. 1(4) 204-209, 2022 corresponds to five scales assessing COVID-19 stress and anxiety symptoms. Keywords: adolescents; adults; covid-19; health; level; lgbq; pandemic; stress; students; study
• Localized Game-Based Learning Activities in Mathematics 7 (LGBLAs) by Suguitan, Liwliwa; Natividad, Eldefonso (2022) - The application of Game-based Learning (GBL) positively impacts student motivation and involvement in Mathematics learning (Ramli et al., 2020). Game-based Learning (GBL) Game-based learning is an active learning strategy that employs games to improve student learning. Keywords: competencies; content; education; interpretation; learners; learning; level; lgblas; mastered; mastery; mathematics; mean; number; students; teachers; vhv
• The Mediating Effect of Teachers’ Self-Efficacy on the Relationship Between Authentic Leadership and Work Engagement Among Public School Teachers by Miraflor, D. Arranguez; Lyndon , A. Quines (2022) - It was also recognized that authentic leadership and teacher work engagement were linked. Similarly, research into this subject, specifically evaluating teacher work engagement, is still limited, despite the necessity for such knowledge. Keywords: efficacy; employee; engagement; high; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; job; journal; leadership; level; management; mean; relationship; school; self; students; study; teachers; value; work; work engagement
• Exploring Student Mental Models and Student Experiences to Improve the Teaching Practice of Cell and Molecular Biology by Lawsin, Nikko Lorenz; Garcia, Genelita; Esguerra, Cyrus (2022) - Exploring Student Mental Models and Student Experiences to Improve the Teaching Practice of Cell and Molecular Biology Nikko Lorenz P. Lawsin1*, Cyrus T. Esguerra2, Genelita S. Garcia3 Volume 1 Issue 5, Year 2022 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v1i5.826 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: October 24, 2022 Accepted: November 07, 2022 Published: November 22, 2022 Teaching and Learning Biology requires a lot of memorizations of concepts, principles, and laws which may be one of the reasons why students find this area of knowledge highly conceptual. This action research is conducted to improve the teaching practice of Cell and Molecular Biology by investigating and exploring the mental models of students in learning this course under the program, Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSED) Major in Science. Keywords: biology; cell; concept; course; education; learning; maps; organizers; students; study
• Parental Roles, Learners’ Attitudes, ad Mathematics Performance by Dela Cruz, Mann P; Natividad Jr, Eldefonso B (2022) - Taking the learners’ Mathematics attitudes as a whole, it can be deduced from the results that is significantly related to their parents’ extent of practice of their parental roles as motivator (r =.150, p =.000), resource provider (r = .154, p = .000), monitor (r =.184, p =.000), Mathematics content adviser (r=.2.08, p=.000) and Mathematics learning counselor (r =.154, p=.000) as evidenced by their respective coefficients of correlation whose associated probabilities as all less than the .01 level of significance. Hence, this study was conducted to determine the effect of these two factors, namely, parental roles and learners’ attitudes, on Mathematics performance. Keywords: anxiety; attitudes; children; confidence; content; education; extent; learners; learning; level; mathematics; mathematics performance; mean; parents; performance; practice; roles; students
• Modular and Online Learning Satisfaction in Mathematics Amid COVID-19: Implications for New Normal Teaching Practices by Cabuquin, Jomar C (2022) - This major shift to online student assessments and adjustments to grading schemes was deemed inevitable amid the pandemic (Gamage et al., 2020; Binks et al., 2021). While online learning was typically conducted through Google Meet, Zoom, and Cisco Webex video conferencing software, several learning management systems (LMS) like Google Classroom, Edmodo, and Moodle platforms were utilized to deliver students’ modules and assigned tasks. Keywords: covid-19; education; experience; feedback; learning; mathematics; modular; online; pandemic; respondents; satisfaction; students; study

• Parents’ Levels of Involvement and Role Construction in Children’s Reading at Home by Garcia, Anna Katherine C; Ancheta, Winicel May C (2022) - The distinction between parent involvement in the school and on the home is vital because of parent input and the effects on the student. The study, however, only investigated parent involvement in the cognitive dimension of parental involvement in children’s reading and did not focus on activities in the modeling and behavioral dimensions. Keywords: children; construction; education; home; involvement; learning; level; parents; reading; research; role; school; studies; study
• The Mediating Effect of Work Ethics on the Relationship between Organizational Behavior Foundations and Classroom Management by Banguis, Vina B; Quines, Lyndon A (2023) - The study aims to answer the following questions in particular: 1) to evaluate the level of organizational behavior foundations in terms of individual; group; and organizational; 2) to assess the level of classroom management in terms of inside the classroom, organization of the lesson, interaction during the lesson, teacher-student personal communication; and, psychological and social classroom environment; 3) to ascertain the level of work ethics; 4) to determine the significant relationship between organizational behavior foundation and classroom management, organizational behavior foundation and work ethics, and work ethics and classroom management; and 5) to determine the mediating effect of work ethics on the relationship between organizational behavior foundation and classroom management. The effect of classroom management and teacher work ethics on student learning outcomes. Keywords: analysis; behavior; behavior foundations; classroom management; education; effect; foundations; high; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; job; learning; level; october; organization; performance; relationship; research; school; student; study; teachers; time; value; work ethics
• Use of ICT to Promote Literacy in Sub-Saharan Africa by Selmi, Souad Abdelwahed (2023) - In view of the social environment and economic crisis, the future of the strategies of literacy dependent, among other things, on Sub-Saharan of significant investments in innovation and ICT, in order to consolidate the integration of programs literacy in the recent approaches based on ICT. In fact, this study highlights good practices and also a set of constraints and challenges that continue to hamper the creation, implementation of literacy programs and activities, notably through the use of ICT in the Sub-Saharan African countries. Keywords: access; africa; countries; des; development; economic; education; ict; implementation; information; internet; knowledge; learning; literacy; literacy programs; mobile; needs; practices; programs; region; sector; skills; study; sub; technology; training; unesco; use
• Comparative Analysis on the Efficiency of LIS Vis-a-Vis SMIS: A Case Study by Porlas, Ana Aubrey J; Lapatha, Lilibeth A; Requillo, Sheila H; Tuñacao, Jennifer A (2023) - Pa ge 1 Pa ge 47 American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (AJMRI) Comparative Analysis on the Efficiency of LIS Vis-a-Vis SMIS: A Case Study Ana Aubrey J. Porlas1*, Lilibeth A. Lapatha2, Sheila H. Requillo3, Jennifer A. Tuñacao4 Volume 2 Issue 2, Year 2023 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v2i2.1299 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: February 13, 2023 Accepted: March 07, 2023 Published: March 15, 2023 Information systems work to make managing data better so that organizational and financial operations can be structured successfully. Schools also invest in information systems to better their functions, services, and products. Keywords: data; education; information; lis; management; school; study; system
• Knowledge, Acceptance and Readiness to the K-12 Program Among Technical–Vocational Teachers by Benaning, James A (2023) - DepEd’s Strengthened Technical and Vocational Education Program (STVEP) equips high school students with TESDA-certifiable skills to prepare them for the world of work, post-secondary education or entrepreneurial opportunities. Keywords K-12 Acceptance, K-12 Awareness, K-12 Readiness, Philippines, Preparedness, Technical-Vocational Program, Technical-Vocational Schools, Technical-Vocational Teachers INTRODUCTION Readiness of trade schools state the prompt availability of generation resources towards the delivery of its quality educational services and skills development tasks stipulated in the manual of its standard operating procedures in the aspect of human resources, curriculum, technical key competencies, financial resources and student services while preparedness state the full readiness for action in the aspect of school facilities, teacher preparations, instructional leadership, school services, school programs and projects, barangay capability building initiatives and community linkages among stakeholders in a school- based management system. Keywords: development; education; education program; high; k-12 program; level; program; readiness; school; skills; teachers; tech; voc
• Knowledge and Practice to Foot Care and Prevalence of Foot Infection Among Diabetes Patients in Bangladesh by Bagchi, Noni; Das, Shurjomukhi (2022) - Now a day’s foot care department of BIRDEM is doing research work on diabetic foot infection which is ongoing process Foot care knowledge and behavior of patients seems positively influenced by patient education in the short term. Many studies have reported on the bacteriology of diabetic foot infection over the past 25 years, but the results have varied and have often been contradictory. Keywords: bangladesh; care; diabetes; diabetic; education; foot; foot care; infection; knowledge; patients; respondents; study
• Disablers Affecting Pupils Academic Performance in Linear Programming at Nkeyema Secondary School in Zambia: A Hermeneutic Perspective by Mwambazi, Chrspine Mulenga; Mubanga, Lombe; Francis, Simui (2023) - Impact of collaborative teaching (CT) on mathematics pupils’ Achievement in Pakistan, Journal of research and Reflections in Education, 8(1), 13-21. In Kenya Shikuku and Wasike (2015) performed research on how secondary school pupils used problem-based learning to apply their knowledge and skills in linear programming to real-world contexts. Keywords: education; knowledge; learners; learning; linear; mathematics; performance; programming; pupils; school; study; teachers; teaching; zambia
• Peso Education and Resource Assistance (PERA) Program: A Case Study in Barangay T. Padilla, Cebu City, Philippines by Sambrana, Geraldine R; Bonghanoy, Charito L; Suello, Lucia A; Alsola, Manolito C; Bueno, Niňa Lyn E (2023) - In addition, the program might concentrate on bettering recipients’ lives by expanding the training it offers and offering more help in running businesses. Therefore, the study recommends that the program provide beneficiaries with financial resources, training, and support to enhance their capabilities and maintain their living standards with the hope of having organizations and programs whose efforts complement the PERA Program. Keywords: barangay; beneficiaries; business; capital; community; company; education; pera; program; research; resources
• Availability of Technological Learning Applications and Tools, Science Teachers’ Levels of Use of Online Teaching, and Their Stages of Concerns by Natividad, Rica Jane P.; Abrogena, Lilibeth G. (2023) - For science teachers, online teaching is becoming especially important (Clark & Rowe, 2019). Throughout the pandemic, science teachers are challenged to conduct classes online. Keywords: applications; availability; concern; education; innovation; learning; learning applications; levels; online; science; stages; teachers; teaching; technology; tools; use
• Breaking the Glass Ceiling: Experiences of Women Public School Heads by Marilyn , Senolos Tahil; Purcia, Erwin L (2023) - The highly significant differences in perception of the three groups of respondents implied admission of women school heads’ short falls and would infer gender inequality. The study helped the researcher recommend gender and development activities and programs to improve the perspective of women school heads and put them on equal footing with their male counterparts in the educational arena. Keywords: differences; divisions; education; experiences; gender; headship; headship positions; island; leadership; management; mean; peers; positions; respondents; samar; school heads; schools; study; supervisors; teachers; teamwork; terms; women school
• Plights of Tenured Teachers in Integrating Technology in Classroom Instruction - A Phenomenological Inquiry by Pedida, Sunshine B; Diaz, Rhey Mark H (2023) - Pa ge 1 Pa ge 1 American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (AJMRI) Plights of Tenured Teachers in Integrating Technology in Classroom Instruction: A Phenomenological Inquiry Pedida Sunshine B.1*, Diaz Rhey Mark H.1 Volume 2 Issue 6, Year 2023 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v2i6.1793 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: September 14, 2023 Accepted: October 17, 2023 Published: October 23, 2023 Technology integration for tenured teachers improves and enhances their skills in the teaching process. The study aims to explore the lived experiences, coping mechanism, and insights of tenured teachers in integrating technology. Keywords: challenges; classroom; classroom instruction; data; education; experiences; findings; group; help; ict; ict integration; instruction; integrating; journal; knowledge; lack; learners; learning; participants; peers; process; qualitative; research; skills; study; teachers; teaching; technology; technology integration; use
• Abrogating Mother-Tongue Multilingual Education in the Philippines: The Lens of MTB-MLE Teachers in Public Elementary Schools by Purcia, Erwin L; Castante, Noemi Senario (2023) - This means that MTB- MLE teachers have quite enough experience in teaching MTB-MLE including that of their number of trainings/ seminars attended. The study assessed the implementation of Mother-Tongue Based Multilingual Education (MTB-MLE) program through the lens of the MTB-MLE teachers on its motion to be abrogated in the Philippines utilizing descriptive-correlational method of research with 28 total number of respondents. Keywords: education; learning; mle; mtb; perceptions; regards; respondents; teachers; test; variances; years
• Re-Imagining Post COVID Education the Challenges and Opportunities of Blended Approaches in Bangladesh by Hossain, Md. Sabbir (2023) - The Challenges and Opportunities of Blended Approaches in Based on BEFA Framework Teaching-Learning Practices Challenges • Blended education expert and teachers in this research population are agreed that, if we ensure the effective and Figure 2: Expert opinion; challenges of blended teaching learning practices Pa ge 12 1 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Am. Opportunity To overcome this challenges blended education expert have mentioned some teaching learning practices related opportunity; • Bangladesh national blended education master plan development process is going on • University Grants Commission (UGC) Bangladesh developed national blended learning policy • Teacher are habituated in blended teaching leaning practice at COVID 19 period • Students are habituated in blended teaching leaning practice at COVID 19 period • Institutional blended teaching learning practice is introduced • Keywords: bangladesh; challenges; content; education; framework; learning; online; teaching
• Cultivating Ecological Understandings in Participatory Action Research - Insights from Dharma Yoga Metaphor by Wagle, Shree Krishna (2023) - Participatory action research approaches and methods: Connecting people, participation and place. Action research as a practice-based practice. Keywords: action; action research; approach; context; dharma; education; framework; learning; par; participatory; research; researchers; understanding; yoga
• Anaemia and Its Determinants among Pregnant Women Attending for Accessing Antenatal Care in Dhaka, Bangladesh by Khanam, Shimlin Jahan; Kabir, Md Awal (2023) - The study also reveals that anaemia prevalence is higher among pregnant women who did not take iron or folate tablets. These differences in anaemia prevalence by age were found to be statistically significant. Keywords: age; anaemia; bangladesh; education; health; iron; pregnancy; prevalence; women
• Employability of Biology Graduates of a State University - A Tracer Study by Bacani, Mary Rhovian B; Decena, Cyrem F; Malong, Michael R; Pajela, Katrina E; Estigoy, Brandon; Borja, Norilie Jann (2023) - Respondents’ Employability In line with the aforementioned results and discussions, the pursuit of graduate studies has ensured the alumni their competitive chance in being hired for work and offered tenure in their job ensuring the employability frequency of BS Biology graduates to 77.32 percent as seen in Table 3. They also pursued graduate programs to expand their knowledge and skills needed for their respective careers. Keywords: biology; course; education; employment; frequency; graduates; information; job; program; research; respondents; skills; study; table
• The Role of Culinary Education in Promoting Nutritional Awareness: A Systematic Review by Amoah, Abigail Sarfo; Twumwaa, Nana Amma; Braimah , Bertha Ethel; Gadogbe, Marilyn (2024) - The Role of Culinary Education in Promoting Nutritional Awareness: A Systematic Review Abigail Sarfo Amoah1*, Nana Amma Twumwaa2, Bertha Ethel Braimah3, Marilyn Gadogbe4 Volume 3 Issue 1, Year 2024 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v3i1.2464 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: January 02, 2024 Accepted: February 10, 2024 Published: February 14, 2024 This systematic review investigates the impact of culinary education on enhancing nutritional awareness among diverse populations. This study focuses on qualitative analyses of existing literature to comprehensively examine the role of culinary education in fostering nutritional awareness. Keywords: awareness; culinary; education; food; health; impact; knowledge; nutrition; programs; review
• Specialized Program for Senior Citizens of Selected Cities of National Capital Region- Philippines, towards a Revitalized Quality of Life and Improved Benefits and Privileges by Juachon, Edelresa S (2024) - To ensure availability of recreational facilities entirely for senior citizens and to increase senior citizen to socialize with people. The restaurateur’s guide to senior benefits. Keywords: benefits; citizens; education; government; health; life; privileges; respondents; senior; social
• Development of a School-Based Environmental Program Through Elementary Pupils’ Carbon Footprints by Lagura, Romelyn; Gamiao, Bert; Aragon, Jovenita (2022) - Climate change education should not only be about discussion but also about action, such as exposure to real-world situations since their efforts will strengthen their ability to minimize the harmful effects of climate change. The result showed that pupils were aware of the concepts of climate change however they are average contributors of carbon. Keywords: carbon; change; climate; climate change; education; footprint; pupils; research
• Teaching Competencies and Coping Mechanisms in the New Normal Education Among Public Elementary Teachers by L Talahiban, Mart Julius ; Malabarbas, Gerald T ; L Amoto, Bartolome ; Mendoza, Jomar B (2022) - Unpragmatic teaching assumptions can lead to negative practices for new teachers. Competence measurement in (Mathematics) teacher education and beyond: Implications for policy. Keywords: competencies; correlation; education; learning; level; mechanisms; online; pandemic; public; relationship; respondents; teachers; teaching
• K-3 Teachers’ Competencies Addressing Learners’ Literacy and Numeracy Gaps in the Global South by D Villamor, Harvie ; P Arante, Clark Dave (2022) - Total 6,428 100% is also seen in the table that there was a decrease on the number of teacher respondents as the number of years as K-3 teacher increases. This suggests that a Learning and Devel- opment Planning be conducted in order to identify interventions and their implementation requirements to address identified priority learning needs of K-3 teachers with regards to competencies on literacy and numeracy. Keywords: competency; data; education; k-3; learners; learning; level; literacy; march; needs; numeracy; reading; study; teachers
• The Mediating Effect of Job Satisfaction on the Relationship between Transformational Leadership and Organizational Commitment by C. Sarona, Rhea Evelyn; G. Doble, Rey (2025) - The Mediating Effect of Job Satisfaction on the Relationship between Transformational Leadership and Organizational Commitment Rhea Evelyn C. Sarona1*, Rey G. Doble1 Volume 4 Issue 3, Year 2025 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v4i3.4473 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: February 08, 2025 Accepted: March 06, 2025 Published: April 22, 2025 This study determined the mediating effect of job satisfaction on the relationship between transformational leadership and organizational commitment among public-school teachers in the Division of Davao del Sur. The findings revealed notably high levels of transformational leadership, organizational commitment, and job satisfaction among the teacher-respondents. Keywords: commitment; education; effect; employee; job satisfaction; journal; leadership; level; mediating; mediation; performance; relationship; research; role; school; social; study; teachers; work
• Organizational Citizenship Behavior, Adversity Quotient and Management Competence of School Heads in Region XI: A Convergent Design by Rhey Mark , H Diaz; Sylvia, J Pidor (2022) - In the qualitative phase of the study, four essential themes emerged as regards the lived experiences of school heads and these were: integral duties and responsibilities of school heads, leadership skills through commitment and dedication to service, a proactive leader, and leadership capabilities. The recent challenges in the 21st century educational setting faced by the school heads brought 50 per cent of school heads’ competence having difficulty in managing the schools. Keywords: adversity; behavior; category; citizenship; competence; data; education; leadership; management; management competence; mean; quotient; school; school heads; school management; study; teachers
• Infographics in Guided Discovery Lessons for Grade 6 Science by Medrano, Erick L; Pacis, Cesario Y (2022) - The investigation revealed a significant and positive difference in the views of 43-grade school teachers and 51 elementary pupils before and after training on the management and self-value of infographics design in a specified learning environment. Tuncali (2016) utilized infographics to spread awareness on environmental concerns and concluded that infographics are beneficial instruments in initiating consciousness in an ecological event and transpiring a specific communication to individuals and groups of people utilizing social channels Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and the like. Keywords: competencies; content; data; design; education; grade; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; igdl; infographics; information; learners; learning; mean; quality; science; teaching; vhv
• Special Education in a Remote Setting: Stakeholders’ Stories and More by Vicente, Marvin; Revilla, Roberto (2022) - Parents and special education teachers can best inform us about remote special education as a phenomenon. Accommodation: online special education as an alternative learning delivery A desire for continuous professional development; Remote delivery of skills training Teachers’ competency Parents’ appreciation of teachers’ efforts; Parents’ appreciation of teachers’ sense of connectedness; Parents’ appreciation of sustained network and linkage; High regards to special education teachers; Empathetic understanding of teachers’ complex roles; The necessity to intensify parents’ partaking in remote learning; Intensification of the home program: learners being able to master and generalize skills in various setting The need to sustain pre-pandemic best special education practices on collaboration; Collaboration: emergence of telehealth and teletherapyTelehealth and telepractice as emerging remote collaboration strategy; Teletherapy as a novel way to access support; and Access to remote specialized supports and services vis-à-vis telehealth https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Keywords: autism; children; covid-19; disabilities; education; home; learners; learning; online; pandemic; parents; school; services; teachers
• Innovative Leadership of School Principals and the Teachers’ Work Behavior and Level of Commitment by Tuang, Jerson F.; Quintos, Sherrilyn B. (2025) - Ultimately, school principals highly practiced as team-builders (x ̄ = 3.74, SD = 0.43), characterized by encouraging teacher professional growth and development through collective actions and professional cohesion, demonstrated collaborative planning and decision making, inclusive collaboration across levels, and a strong focus on team building and faculty development. Innovative leadership has been linked to sound management style (Hernandez et al., 2023), innovative knowledge, and the skills of employees (Abun et al., 2023), teacher commitment (Sutiyatno et al., 2022), and educators’ performance (Mutoharoh et al., 2023). Keywords: behavior; commitment; development; education; environment; innovation; journal; leadership; learning; practices; principals; school; school principals; teachers; thinking; work
• The Mediating Effect of Leadership Trust on the Relationship Between Organizational Commitment and Willingness to Remain in the Profession of Public Elementary School Teachers by Jade Riezl, C. Flores; Lyndon A. , Quines (2022) - Teacher leadership helps organize teachers’ academic procedures. According to the findings of recent studies (Chiong, Menzies & Parameshwaran, 2017; Harrison, 2017), maintaining high levels of teacher motivation is essential for recruiting and keeping qualified individuals in the teaching profession. Keywords: commitment; education; employees; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; job; journal; leadership; leadership trust; level; management; motivation; organization; performance; profession; public; relationship; research; school; study; teachers; teaching; trust; willingness; work
• Capability Enhancement Plan for School Heads Anchored on the National Competency-Based Standards by Maybelle, D Madamba; Fredolin, P Julian; Educardo , T Borja (2022) - School heads must dis- cover their strengths to realize the Department of Education’s vision, mission, and core values. This research was conducted to develop a capability enhancement plan (CEP) for school heads based on the competencies in the National Competency-Based Standards for School Heads Training and Development Needs Assessment (NCBSSH-TDNA). Keywords: education; heads; leadership; learning; level; management; net; principals; ratings; school; school heads; supervisors; teachers
• Probing the Impact of the Eclectic Approach in the Reading Comprehension Competence of Basic Schools Pupils in Ghana: With Kuka Primary School in Focus by Liekum, Luke Boryang (2022) - Finally, the Encarta Students (2009) also described word study as improving reading skills. Reading Strategies to Improve Reading Skills Ministry of education (2004) suggested that pre-reading activities is one of the best ways to improve reading skills. Keywords: comprehension; education; english; language; learning; pupils; reading; research; school; teaching

• The Mediating Effect of Adaptability on the Relationship Between Ethical Climate and Attitudes Towards Change Among Public School Teachers by Agero, Rachelle G; Quines, Lyndon A (2022) - School ethical climate and parental involvement. Organizational ethical climates and employee’s trust in colleagues, the supervisor, and the organization. Keywords: adaptability; attitudes; change; climate; cynicism; employees; et al; ethical; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; journal; level; relationship; research; school; school teachers; study; teachers; work
• The Mediating Effect of Work Ethics on the Relationship Between Authentic Leadership of School Heads and Task Performance of Public School Teachers by Ricaplaza, Mary Concepcion B; Quines, Lyndon A (2022) - Further studies (Maximo et al., 2019); elucidated that teachers task performance involves demonstrating to the students successful use of the knowledge/skills through modeling, selecting developmentally appropriate instructional approaches and strategies, emphasizing mastery of the lesson to ensure that students understand what has been taught, evaluating students’ knowledge acquisition and providing remedial opportunities for students’ needing instructional assistance. The prinicipals’ leadership style and teachers performance in secondary schools of gambella regional state. Keywords: ethics; heads; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; knowledge; leadership; learning; level; management; professional; relationship; school; school heads; school teachers; study; task performance; teachers; teaching; work; work ethics
• The Mediating Effect of Time Management on the Relationship Between Work Ethics and Professionalism Among Public School Teachers by Ricaplaza, Junry; Quines, Lyndon A (2022) - Moreover as elucidated by Guskey (2020), teacher professionalism includes being able to communicate and maintain high standards of learning performance; delivers accurate and updated content knowledge using appropriate methodologies, approaches, and strategies towards the attainment of improved academic performance of students. On the other hand, (Zakaria, Nor & Alias, 2021) emphasized that teacher professionalism has been given utmost concern in the global educational institutions, all because they are tasked with the great responsibility of improving the educational performance of students towards the attainment of institutional goals. Keywords: competence; effect; ethics; learning; level; management; professionalism; relationship; school; skill; teachers; teaching; time; time management; variable; work; work ethics
• The Influence of School Climate and Leadership Style of Principals on the Performance of Public Elementary Teachers During the Covid-19 Pandemic by Sayman, Ana Marie; Atienzar, Eunice A (2023) - Level of Teachers’ Performance of Public Elementary School Teachers during the COVID – 19 Pandemic Table 3 represents the level of teachers’ performance of pubic school teachers during the COVID – 19 pandemic. This study assessed the influence of school climate and the leadership style of the principals on the performance of public elementary school teachers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Keywords: climate; elementary; leadership; pandemic; performance; school; school climate; teachers
• Job Burnout Affecting Job Performance Among Teaching and Non-Teaching Personnel: Bases for Intervention by Angus, Christian O; Luna-Angus, Leslie Jeaness (2023) - Rejected AG4 : AG5 0.9660 Failed To Reject Legend: AG2 = Age group (20yrs-29yrs old), AG2= Age group(30yrs-39yrs old), AG3= Age group(40yrs-49yrs old), AG4= Age group(50yrs-59yrs old), AG5= Age group(60yrs-65yrs old), Table 8: One-way Anova significant difference on job burnout affecting job performances when data are group according to highest academic achievement ANOVA Source of Variation SS df MS F P-value a remarks Between Groups 21.01844 2 10.50922 1.254434 0.289045 0.05 Failed to Reject Within Groups 980.1855 117 8.377654 Total 1001.204 119 Table 7 shows that one-way anova on the significant differences on job burnout affecting job performance when data are group according to years in service. Data reveal the p<.05 this means that the null hypothesis was rejected and accept the alternative hypothesis stated that there is a significant difference on job burnout affecting job performances when data are group according to age. Keywords: age; burnout; data; group; high; job; job burnout; job performance; journal; level; performance; personnel; school; study; teachers; teaching; work
• The Mediating Effect of Emotional Intelligence on the Relationship Between Authentic Leadership and Organizational Climate Among Public School Teachers by Salip, Floramay G; Quines, Lyndon A (2023) - Along with this, as clearly mandated in RA 9155, that school heads are the responsible and accountable persons charged with managing school operations and facilitating harmonious school organizational climate, they are to continuously demonstrate tactfulness and diplomacy in all dealings geared towards the attainment of institutional goals. In a gloomy school atmosphere of distrust permeating the school, there is growing anticipation that authentic school leadership can build a rich, engaging and productive learning environment. Keywords: climate; heads; high; intelligence; journal; leadership; level; management; relationship; school; school heads; self; study; teachers; work
• An Empirical Study on the Social Intelligence of Student Teachers Among the Tribal Community by Vanchhawng, Malsawmtluangi; Lalhriatpuii; Lalthanpuii, Susan; Vanlalruati, Lynda; Sailo , Lalhruaitluangi; Lalchuangkima, Reuben (2023) - Kamil, U. & Bilal, B. A. (2020).Examining the relationship between social intelligence levels and communication skills of prospective social studies teachers. Examining the relationship between social intelligence levels and communication skills of prospective social studies teachers. Keywords: female; intelligence; level; social; student teachers; teachers
• Teaching of Reading In the Midst of Uncertainties: The Narratives of Elementary Laboratory School Teachers by Adil, Zoraida M (2022) - Results showed that teachers were challenged by unresponsive learners, lack of parental support, and lack of reading ma- terials. They advised that teachers must be passionate and compassionate in handling learners to enhance their reading skills. Keywords: children; learners; learning; pandemic; reading; research; study; teachers; teaching
• Implementation of the Experiential Learning Courses of the College of Teacher Education and Arts and Sciences: An Assessment by Cabral, Helen S (2022) - Also, the performance of BEED and BSED student teachers in demonstration teaching is very satisfactory in instructional competence, professional and personal characteristics, and attendance and punctuality. Performance of Student Teachers in Experiential Learning Courses The following tables present the performance of BEED and BSED student teachers in the Experiential Learning Courses during their practice teaching exposure for the SY 2010 – 2011 to SY 2013 – 2014. Keywords: beed; bsed; courses; learning; performance; student; teachers; teaching
• Teacher Burnout: The Lived Experiences of Teachers with Ancillary Tasks in a National High School in Leyte by Francisco, Christian S; Tupaz, Glenda B; Astilla, Maria Theresa B (2024) - Article-3380.indd Pa ge 1 Pa ge 18 3 American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (AJMRI) Teacher Burnout: The Lived Experiences of Teachers with Ancillary Tasks in a National High School in Leyte Christian S. Francisco1*, Glenda B. Tupaz2, Maria Theresa B. Astilla3 Volume 3 Issue 4, Year 2024 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v3i4.3380 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: July 03, 2024 Accepted: August 06, 2024 Published: August 09, 2024 Teacher burnout is a pervasive issue that affects educational outcomes and teacher retention. Keywords Teacher Burnout, Ancillary Tasks, Coping Strategies, Professional Development, Well-Being INTRODUCTION Teacher burnout is a critical issue in education, impacting both educators’ well-being and student outcomes. Keywords: ancillary; burnout; experiences; participants; research; researchers; school; stress; study; support; tasks; teachers; time
• Pedagogical and Research Competence of the Pre-service Teachers by Magnaye, Louiesito Jr (2022) - At schools in Thailand, Achwarin (2009) assessed the degree of teacher competence and looked into the connections between teacher training, classroom experience, school size, and teacher competency. More- over, the empirical test revealed that there is enough evidence to claim that pedagogical skills in terms of classroom management and classroom assessment have a significant effect on research competence. Keywords: classroom; competence; learning; pre; research; research competence; school; service; study; teachers; teaching
• Assessing the Sports Program and Performance of Athletes in Selected Public High Schools by Salino, Mark Paul M ; Malabarbas, Gerald T ; Acoba, Ernesto M (2022) - An assessment of sports facilities in senior high schools and their effects on sports development in the Tano North and South Districts of Ghana. The study found that sports development in elementary schools in Bwari Area Council depends on the availability of sports equipment and facilities. Keywords: adequacy; athletes; development; equipment; facilities; high; level; performance; schools; sports; sports facilities; teachers; training
• Relationship between School Principal’s Leadership Behavior and Teacher’s Job Satisfaction in Secondary Schools in Puntland, Somalia by Mohamed, Hassan Ali; Duale, Hassan Abdillahi (2025) - Keywords Bari, Employee Satisfaction, Principal-Teacher Relationship, Puntland Education System, Sanaag, School Leadership INTRODUCTION Since the 1960s and 1970s, school leadership in education has been a popular subject for research (Bass, 1990; Sezer, & Uzun, 2023). The research on school leadership in this regard concentrated on the following areas: distributive leadership (Mifsud, 2023); authentic leadership (Long et al., 2024; Zhang et al., 2024); transformational leadership (Kılınç et al., 2024); interactional leadership (Jumaiyah et al., 2021; Ranta et al., 2023); effective leadership (Berkovich & Bogler, 2021); instructional leadership (Shaked, 2024). Keywords: behaviour; change; job; job satisfaction; leadership; principals; region; relation; research; satisfaction; schools; study; table; task; teachers
• The Mediating Effect of Organizational Commitment on the Relationship between Job Stress and Employee Engagement by Reponte, Cristalyn A.; Doble, Rey G. (2025) - Improved working conditions are strongly associated with reduced job stress and higher employee engagement, while increased job stress is moderately linked to lower employee engagement (Namato, 2022). The Mediating Effect of Organizational Commitment on the Relationship between Job Stress and Employee Engagement Cristalyn A. Reponte1*, Rey G. Doble1 Volume 4 Issue 3, Year 2025 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v4i3.4442 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: January 08, 2025 Accepted: February 18, 2025 Published: April 24, 2025 This study examined the mediating effect of organizational commitment on the relationship between job stress and employee engagement among public-school teachers in the Division of Davao Del Sur. Keywords: affective; commitment; effect; employee engagement; employees; findings; health; job stress; journal; level; mediating; performance; relationship; research; satisfaction; school; study; teachers; work
• Levels of Perception on School-Based Management Implementation in San Luis National High School, Philippines by T. Pepugal, Elisa (2022) - The aforementioned school may improve the level of school-based management implementation in order to improve the level of incisiveness and participation of teachers, school stakeholders, and other school-initiated activities and action plans. Pa ge 1 Pa ge 26 American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (AJMRI) Levels of Perception on School-Based Management Implementation in San Luis National High School, Philippines Elisa T. Pepugal1* Volume 1 Issue 4, Year 2022 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v1i4.516 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: August 22, 2022 Accepted: August 26, 2022 Published: August 28, 2022 The goal of school-based management (SBM) is to empower school personnel to improve, innovate, and foster ongoing professional development in schools. Keywords: division; high; implementation; learning; level; luis; management; national; research; san; sbm; school; study; teachers
• The Mediating Effect of Adaptive Behavior of Teachers on the Relationship Between Resilience and Job Performance by Jumarie P, Carballo; Lyndon, A. Quines (2022) - According to some researchers, teacher performance is evaluated based on quality, quantity, and time. Furthermore, there appears to be irregular salary payment, a perception of a lack of support for their work, and poor working conditions, frequently leading to poor teacher job performance. Keywords: behavior; competence; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; job performance; level; mean; relationship; research; resilience; school; score; standard; study; teachers; work
• The Mediating Effect of Normative Commitment on the Relationship Between Ethical Climate and Quality of Work Life Among Public Elementary School Teachers by Shaquela, D. Sollano; Lyndon, A. Quines (2022) - The effects of ethical work climate on organizational commitment in Taiwanese Military units. The impact of human resource management practices and corporate sustainability on organizational ethical climates: An employee perspective. Keywords: climate; commitment; high; job; journal; level; life; organization; quality; relationship; teachers; value; work; work life
• Extent of Awareness to Current Trends and Practices and Commitment in the Teaching Profession: The Case of Antique Public School Teachers by Pablo S, Crespo Jr; Gerald , T Malabarbas (2022) - Teacher commitment and its effects on student achievement in American high schools. Measuring classroom processes and teacher practices that support 21st-century skills can be the first step (Kim, Raza, & Seidman, 2019). Keywords: attainment; awareness; commitment; degree; extent; profession; teachers; teaching; trends
• The Mediating Effect of Employee Accountability on the Relationship between Working Condition and Organizational Health by Hazel, L Llenado; Lyndon , A Quines (2022) - The result of this study will help improve the current working condition of public school teachers and consequently enhance 1 University of Mindanao, Philippines * Corresponding author’s e-mail: hazel.llenado@deped.gov.ph https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v1i4.722 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri mailto:hazel.llenado%40deped.gov.ph?subject= Pa ge 22 9 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Am. The dependent variable is the organizational health of public school teachers with the indicators such as institutional integrity, collegial leadership, resource influence, teacher affiliation, and academic emphasis (Bradshaw et.al, 2009). Keywords: accountability; classroom; condition; effect; employee; employee accountability; environment; health; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; journal; leadership; level; management; performance; principal; public; relationship; school; teachers; value; working
• Beyond the Instructional Functions of Teachers: A Phenomenological Study by Tolibas, Mae Caroline; Lydia, M. Morante (2022) - Elementary school teachers who have greater pressure produce classroom environments that are less conducive, which leads to poor learners’ performance. While it is not possible to determine the exact quantity, a number of research revealed that public school teachers may resign from their job every year, some chose to be reassigned to a different school environment, but many of them leave the profession to look for another job. Keywords: activities; ancillary; elementary; experiences; functions; performance; school; study; tasks; teachers; teaching; time; work
• Supervisory Styles and Teacher Commitment: Implications for Pedagogical Quality by Owusu-Addo, Augustine; Gideon, Alexander Yeboah; Anthony, Kwarteng Addai-Amoah (2022) - As shown in table 2, inquiry-based supervision was identified as the type of supervision teachers perceived to be the most practiced as it has the highest mean score of 4.0838. Informal discussions in society and related research findings indicate that poor student performance in public schools is partly the result of inefficient teacher supervision. Keywords: collegial; commitment; inquiry; learning; schools; study; supervision; teachers; teaching
• The Mediating Effect of Job Satisfaction on the Relationship Between Work Engagement and Individual Work Performance Among Public School Teachers by Balbes, Claresse Anne J; Quines , Lyndon A (2022) - Employee work performance has long been a significant obstacle in corporate management and implementing successful methods to inspire workers to attain and produce higher job performance. We also identified the moderating roles of self-efficacy and work engagement in the relationships between the school climate in workforce-education institutions and teacher job performance (Shen, J., Benson, J., and Huang, B. 2014). Keywords: employee; individual; job; job performance; job satisfaction; journal; level; relationship; school; task; teachers; teaching; work; work engagement; work performance

• Flexibility and Personalization of Learning in the Senior High Open High School Program: Basis for Enhanced Alternative Delivery Mode of Teaching and Learning by Mirasol, Ken; Noli , P. Acosta; Nicolas, Analou (2023) - Learners can access learning materials, assignments, and assessments online or offline through modules, enabling them to study at their convenience. Pa ge 1 Pa ge 13 American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (AJMRI) Flexibility and Personalization of Learning in the Senior High Open High School Program: Basis for Enhanced Alternative Delivery Mode of Teaching and Learning Ken Mirasol1*, Noli P. Acosta1, Analou E. Nicolas1 Volume 2 Issue 4, Year 2023 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 Keywords: flexibility; high; learners; learning; ohsp; personalization; program; school; table
• Current Approaches for Engaging Parents in Students’ Academic Performance: Basis for Parental Engagement Policy by Diaz, Lito B (2023) - Parent Engagement at School In this part, the teacher researcher will be discussing three important strategies in encouraging parent engagement at school specifically: school parent communication, volunteering and participation in school activities, and decision making (Sheldon and Epstein, 2005). As to the types of parent engagement activities that are most effective, table 10 displays different activities in which VEFMHS employs to encourage parents’ engagement at school during pandemic. Keywords: activities; children; engagement; home; involvement; parents; performance; school; student; table; teacher; vefmhs
• Perceived Parenting Style and Academic Performance of Grade Vi Learners in One Elementary School in Iloilo Province, Philippines by Labajo, Shiela May; Sebugan, Christine Mae (2022) - It is also suggested to conduct research on father and mother parenting styles to ascertain their relation to the academic performance of the learners and to find the difference between the paternal and maternal parenting styles. ) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v1i2.245 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: May 05, 2022 Accepted: May 12, 2022 Published: May 13, 2022 This study aimed to find out the influence of parenting style on the academic performance of Grade VI learners of Batuan Elementary School in the District of Carles, Division of Iloilo, Philippines. Keywords: children; grade; learners; mothers; parenting; parenting style; performance; school; style
• Distributed Leadership, Teacher Organizational Commitment and Teacher Empowerment Among Private Elementary School Teachers in Northern Ghana by Alhassan, Nurideen; Alhassan, Naziha (2022) - This study replicated and responded to the call for further research by Mohd Ali & Yangaiya, (2015) to examine the influence of school distributed leadership (DL) on teachers’ organizational commitment (TC) and to investigate if teachers’ empowerment (TE) mediates the relationship between distributed leadership and teachers’ organizational commitments in private elementary schools. One of the astounding and challenging issues found is that there is the limited practice of school leadership in the Ghanaian school cultures, therefore affecting the school improvement and school effectiveness (Ampah-mensah, 2013). Keywords: 4(18.2; commitment; empowerment; ghana; leadership; relationship; school; study; teacher; work
• Reproductive Health Knowledge with Academic Context: A Study on Teenaged High School Girls of Pabna municipality, Bangladesh by Begum, Mst. Fatema; Md. Awal Kabir; Islam, Md Jahidul (2022) - Data has been collected through a structured question- naire and collected data uphold the scenario of reproductive health knowledge among ado- lescent girls. About 55% the teachers are fewer co-opera- tive to spontaneously teach to reproductive health knowledge. Keywords: complexity; girls; health; knowledge; respondents; school
• Establishing the Nexus Between Iron Status and Markers of Immune Functions Among School Age Children in Ogun State, Nigeria by Quadri, J.A; Onabanjo , O.O; Oladunjoye, Z. M; Olusanya , A.G (2022) - The implication of this is that the high level of anaemia in this study is not only as a result of diet but also infection plays a major role because both diet, malaria, hookworm infestation really affects rural children and surprisingly both malaria and hookworm infestation also affects urban children but their diet may be adequate. According to other study, school age children are at risk of iron because of an expanding red cell and muscle mass (Herbert,1992). Keywords: age; anaemia; blood; cd4; cell; children; count; deficiency; et al; health; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; infection; iron; iron deficiency; iron status; level; lgas; malaria; nigeria; prevalence; result; rural; school; status; study; total; urban

• Socioeconomic Determinants of Decisions and Degree of Crop Diversification Among Smallholder Rice Producers in Côte d’Ivoire by Gniza, Daniel Innocent; Loa, Rodolphe Loa Bi (2023) - A double hurdle estimation of crop diversification decisions by smallholder wheat farmers in Sinana District, Bale Zone, Ethiopia. Accepted: January 30, 2023 Published: February 02, 2023 Crop diversification is a strategy used by producers to address their household food insecurity. Keywords: access; crop; crop diversification; determinants; distance; diversification; farm; household; level; model; producer; size; study
• An Analysis of Demographic Factors that determine Employee Engagement in the Workplace: A Case Study of the RMG Industry of Bangladesh by Alam, Mohammad Jahangir (2023) - As a labor-intensive and man-machine integrated manufacturing industry, the level of employee engagement in the industry is a big concern that has created a long-term adverse effect on both employers and employees to a large extent. A Conceptual model of employee engagement: From the perspective of the manufacturing industry. Keywords: bangladesh; employees; engagement; experience; industry; job; journal; level; relationship; rmg; study; work
• COVID-19 Stressors on University Employees’ Mental Health: Basis for the Development of an Enhancement Program by Cangrejo, Cristy H; Sarinas, Brian Gil S; Tan, Virmari S (2023) - This study was conducted to determine the level of COVID-19 stressors on mental health among employees of John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University (Arevalo), Inc. during the second semester of the school-year 2021-2022. The researchers recommend to create a proactive mental health programs to inculcate awareness and action on female employees’ mental health and wellbeing such as conduct of webinars on coping mechanisms and work-life balance; collaboration with mental health professionals like Department of Health (DOH) psychologists to offer free digital services or online consultations; and host- ing talks with inspirational female leaders. Keywords: age; covid-19; covid-19 stressors; employees; health; level; stressors; university
• ajmri-2766 by None (None) - This study aimed to comprehensively evaluate the levels of social support and perceived stress among parents of children with special needs undergoing pediatric rehabilitation. However, the evaluation did not reveal a statistically significant difference between the extent of social support received by parents and the perceived stress they reported experiencing. Keywords: children; level; needs; parents; stress; study; support; therapy
• Environmental Leadership, Environmental Innovation and Implementation of an Environmental Developmental Plan by Alvarez, Kimberly B.; Zoleta, Judy Marie R. (2024) - According to the study entitled The Imperative Role of Research and Innovation in Environmental Sustainability: Addressing Global Challenges by Jihans and Joe, 2021 stated that, Research and innovation in environmental sustainability are pivotal in addressing global environmental challenges, as highlighted by several studies within the field. Is there a significant relationship between Environmental Sustainability and 4.1 Environmental Leadership; and 4.2 Innovation Government policies and regulations play a crucial role in promoting environmental sustainability. Keywords: department; development; environment; innovation; leadership; level; mean; research; resources; sustainability
• Assessment of Indigenous Medicinal Plants Used to Cure Common Illnesses in the Community: Basis for Conservation and Domestication by Obligar, Philomel Innocent P.; Contreras, Eric Esteban B.; Dayal, Elizabeth C. (2024) - Medicinal plants are vital to the health care of rural residents in the Philippines, particularly in rural regions. Thus, medicinal plants represent an important part of the indigenous history of the world. Keywords: community; kataka; leaves; level; oregano; philippines; plants; species; tawa
• Social Support, Self-Efficacy, and Spirituality of Adolescents: A Structural Equation Model of Their Personal Resilience During a Pandemic by Dela Cruz, Cris John Bryan C; Girlie, E Amarillo (2022) - https:// developingchild.harvard.edu/resources/how-to- help-families-and-staff-build-resilience-during-the- covid-19-outbreak/ Chowdhury, M. A. M., Embi, N. A. C., Laksana, N. N. M., Mohd Salleh, M. C., & Razali, S. S. (2022) https://doi.org/10.1590/ s1980-220x2017007403312 Artuch-Garde, R., González-Torres, M. D. C., de La Fuente, J., Vera, M. M., Fernández-Cabezas, M., & López-García, M. (2017). Keywords: adolescents; covid-19; development; efficacy; fit; health; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; journal; level; life; mean; model; pandemic; relationship; research; resilience; self; spirituality; study; support; variables
• Differentiating the Level of the School Leaders’ Positive Traits Anchored on Appreciative Inquiry Attributes: Inputs to Improving Teachers’ Collaboration and the School-Based Management Level by Austria, Rosalia P; Alson, Jollie N (2022) - Moreover, the perceived level of school AI practice in terms of design (B=.233, t=4.647, p<.001) significantly predicts school leaders’ collaboration. It provides equal opportunities for every school to grow; however, SBM requires tedious preparations where school leaders and stakeholders need to work together to achieve the goal of becoming an independent school body. Keywords: collaboration; inquiry; level; practices; sbm; school leaders; strategies; study

• Effectiveness of Istiku in Teaching Mtb-Mle 1 to the Pupils of Mmsu-Les by Lagura, Romelyn; Decano, Jan Jan; Lorenzo, Natividad; Diza, Marie Joyce (2022) - Puppet language is unique in its ability to help teachers and children learn from one another, grow, relate openly, to be self-confident and self-expressive. This study aimed to understand the effectiveness of the use of puppets in teaching Mother Tongue-Based Multilingual Education (MTB-MLE 1) to the pupils of Mariano Marcos State University- Laboratory Elementary School (MMSU-LES), by studying its usefulness in the familiarization of words. Keywords: group; learning; pupils; puppets; study; teaching; use

• Organizational Communication and Employees Differences: An Organizational Ethnography by Sumatra, Joyce Marie; Boncales, Zadel Teresa P; Yap, Virginia B (2023) - In this challenge, organizational communication is crucial. Innov. 2(1) 112-117, 2023 are generally divided along dividing lines in definitions of organizational communication (c.f. Keywords: communication; differences; diversity; employees; individual; issues; management; organization; performance; research; respondents; study; work
• Leadership Dynamics in Organizational Change: An In-Depth Exploration of Public and Private Sectors in Saudi Arabia by Alfozan, Anas Abdullah (2024) - “All I know in Saudi Arabia public sector faces more bureaucracy and hierarchical structure through successful digital transformation program that was introduced through stakeholder engagement well, and the company is focused more on inclusivity and collaboration in minimising the resistance to change”. Beyond change management: How to achieve breakthrough results through conscious change leadership (Vol. 36). Keywords: analysis; arabia; change; employee; journal; leadership; management; performance; saudi; saudi arabia; sector; study
• Influence of Primary Colors on Memory Retention of Student Gamers by Genon, Kennedy A; Saldua, Merjoe I (2024) - Results revealed that primary colors do not significantly influence memory recall. This implies that better memory performance cannot be attributed to the facets of primary colors. Keywords: colors; data; memory; participants; performance; researchers; retention; study; test
• The Appraisal of Electronic Health Record Technology Contribution to Hospital Management: A Systematic Review by Miqdadi, Miqdad M. A.; Bottegliari, Antonio (2025) - This investigation revealed the transformative aspect of EHR system and acknowledged the capability of the system to improve healthcare management, clinical quality and physician productivity. This section will cover the background and context of employing EHR systems in hospitals and the amount to which this will aid hospital management systems at various management levels, including identifying the research gaps that may exist. Keywords: adoption; care; communication; ehr; et al; health; hospital; impact; information; performance; physician; quality; record; research; study; system; use
• Optimizing Board Composition: An Empirical Analysis of Size, Director’s Independence and Non-Executive Directors’ Impact on Firm Performance in Oman by Elabib, Mohamed Ahmed Atiea (2025) - The composition and functionality of corporate boards are pivotal in ensuring effective internal controls. Optimizing Board Composition: An Empirical Analysis of Size, Director’s Independence and Non-Executive Directors’ Impact on Firm Performance in Oman Mohamed Ahmed Atiea Elhabib1* Volume 4 Issue 3, Year 2025 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v4i3.3258 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: June 01, 2024 Accepted: July 09, 2024 Published: April 23, 2025 This paper explores the multifaceted relationship between board composition and firm performance in the Sultanate of Oman, with a focus on board size, board independence, and the role of Non-Executive Directors (NEDs). Keywords: board; board independence; board size; directors; firm; governance; impact; independence; journal; neds; non; oman; performance; relationship; study
• Sustainability in Financial Reporting: The Role of AI-Powered Predictive Analytics by Achimugu, Dolapo; Ukatu, Chinaza; E. Anaege, Arinze (2025) - AI ESG reporting is supplemented with Riyath and Jariya (2024), who believe AI builds climate resilience and corporate innovation with stakeholder engagement and sustainability analytics. AI Disclosure and Financial Performance The impact of AI disclosure on financial performance has been thoroughly investigated. Keywords: accounting; accuracy; adoption; analysis; analytics; challenges; data; disclosure; efficiency; esg; et al; finance; greenwashing; intelligence; performance; predictive; reporting; research; sustainability; sustainability reporting
• A Voyage into the Visualization of Athletic Performances: A Review by Stephen, Fadare A; Ermalyn, Lambaco P; Yasmin, Mangorsi, B; Louise, Lorchano J D; Juvenmile, Tercio B (2022) - In conclusion, the reviewed articles demonstrated that what coaches, trainers, physical educators, and sports teachers need to do is provide more assistance to help our athletes build more effectiveness in visualization to improve their sporting performance, which will serve as a fantastic tool that they may utilize to establish the mentality needed to attain long-term and short-term goals and teach younger athletes visualization, it’s important to do it in a way that’s easily accessible and fun for them. In conclusion, the reviewed articles demonstrated that what coaches, trainers, physical educators, and sports teachers need to do is provide more assistance to help our athletes build more effectiveness in visualization to improve their sporting performance, which will serve as a fantastic tool that they can use to establish the mentality required to achieve long-term and short-term goals and teach younger athletes visualization, it’s important to do it in a way that’s age appropriate. Keywords: athletes; game; imagery; june; performance; power; practice; sports; techniques; visualization
• Exploring the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Predicting Property Value Trends: A Systematic Review of Machine Learning Applications in Real Estate Pricing and Risk Assessment by Faheemuddin, Syed (2025) - The study retrieved peer-reviewed high-quality content from 2010 to 2025 while emphasising research from post-2018, which symbolised the beginning of real estate AI and ML adoption acceleration. The authors Vargas-Calderón and Camargo (2020) established a data-based protocol to combat speculation within real estate markets. Keywords: analysis; assessment; data; estate; learning; machine; market; methods; models; performance; pricing; property; research; risk; studies; systems; valuation
• Athletes' Health and Well-Being: A Review of Psychology's State of Mind by Fadare, Stephen Ayoade; Loury Mae, Isong ; P. Ermalyn, Lambaco ; G. Kharen, Montalban; L. Ken, Paclibar (2022) - The World Health Organization (2018) defines mental health as a state of well-being in which a person recognizes his or her own potential, can cope with daily stressors, works productively, and contributes to his or her community. In the athletic world, mental health is often overlooked. Keywords: athletes; health; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; illness; life; mind; people; performance; psychology; sports; state; stress
• A Sex-Disaggregated Analysis of Competency Alignment between Employers and BS Entrepreneurship Graduates of Mariano Marcos State University by Layaoen, M. P. F.; Sabugo, A. C.; Barot, R. G. C.; Valdez, E. J. V. (2025) - Notably, there is a minor misalignment in business/management competencies, where employers rate graduates' performance as meeting expectations to the optimum, while graduates self-assess their performance as exceeding expectations. The gap score of 0.20 under employers suggests that graduates performance meets the expectations. Keywords: competencies; employers; expectations; female; graduates; performance; total
• AI-Powered Energy Harvesting Systems in Urban Infrastructure: A New Era in Electrical Engineering and Civil Automation by Mahmud, A K M Rezown; Hriti, Raida Islam; Hasan, Md Mehedi; Uddin, Md Nizam (2025) - AI can work to prolong the life and effectiveness of energy harvesting systems by monitoring system performance and maintaining a sense of when those problems go 'from bad to worse'. The pertinent literature was retrieved initially with the keywords “AI energy harvesting”, “urban renewable energy”, “smart cities”, “piezoelectric IOT”, and remarks are made as “AI optimisation in energy systems”. Keywords: cities; data; efficiency; energy; harvesting; learning; models; performance; power; systems; time; urban
• Environmental Remediation Pathways and Sustainability Integration in Bangladesh’s RMG Sector: A Field-Based Assessment of Challenges and Strategic Solutions by Ali, Md. Ramjan; Islam, Md.Torikul; Sheikh, Md. Sohel; Haque, Md. Azizul; Islam, Md. Aminul; Hossain, Jahangir (2025) - Accordingly, environmental sustainability has ceased to be an afterthought and has become essential for the continuation of trade in world markets, brand image, and social license to operate (Basu & Basu, 2025). The key challenges and best alternatives to environmental sustainability: a comprehensive study. Keywords: bangladesh; economy; energy; factories; integration; management; performance; practices; remediation; rmg; sector; sustainability; waste; water

• Organizational Dynamics of the Leading Smartphone Retailer in the Province of Bohol, Philippines I.U. by Galviso, Clinio L; Redeja, Chloe P; Niñeria, Roselene S; Arabaca, Raquel M (2022) - Business communication is essential, particularly in the retail industry. Excellent teamwork requires effective communication. Keywords: business; change; communication; company; crisis; customers; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; management; organization; process; smartphone; work
• Of Succession Stories and Scenarios: The Challenges and Options Facing First-Generation Family-Owned Restaurants by Larino, Jojit P; De Los Santos, Mariano M (2023) - Lack of Know-How among Would-Be Successors in Restaurant Management, Lack of Passion in Restaurant Management among Would-Be Successors and Lack of Second Generation Business Successor are the three Challenges to Business Succession faced by business owners. The researcher has analyzed their own views and feelings related to business succession in order to comprehend the lived experience from the subject’s perspective. Keywords: business; challenges; children; family; generation; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; management; owners; planning; research; restaurant; study; succession; succession planning
• Leaders’ Leadership Theory in a Management Perspective by Nasibullah, Khalili (2023) - Innov. 2(5) 89-95, 2023 ability wasn’t in the minds and activities of human beings, but over time every human being can better understand society, study human beings deeply, understand leadership and finally learn good leadership, and gain leadership skills. It is obvious that the best managers have good leadership skills. Keywords: decision; employees; goals; leadership; management; theories; theory; type
• Environmental Management Among Residents at Brgy. Sinundolan, San Remigio, Antique, Philippines by GALICIA, PETER RALPH; Crespo, Pablo; De La Torre, Riza; Eler, Geneva (2022) - Qualitative findings were solicited from the respondents’ comments and suggestions for the community’s common good on environmental management. Environmental management teaches and educates people from all walks of life about the proper use and protection of the environment. Keywords: awareness; barangay; management; philippines; residents; san; waste
• Understanding the Perspectives of Small-Scale Arable Crop Farmers on Soil Management Practices in Uhen L.G.A, Edo State by Omokaro, Godspower Oke; Omono, Itulua; Nafula, Zipporah Simiyu; Niambe, Obed Kohol (2024) - This study provides insights into the perceptions of small-scale arable crop farmers in Uhen L.G.A regarding soil management practices. This suggests that most farmers in the study area had secondary education or below, which might impact their knowledge of soil management practices and their understanding of soil health. Keywords: conservation; crop; farmers; farming; fertility; health; management; practices; respondents; soil; soil health; tillage; use; years
• ajmri-3070 by None (None) - The present research aimed to understand TQM implementation and its impact at SCEC comprehensively. The study is designed to analyze the current status of TQM implementation within SCECO comprehensively, pinpoint areas that 1 Business Planning & Strategy Consultant, Energy & Power Adviser, B2B and New business venture, Executive Fleet & Logistics Mgmt, P.O. Box 3781, Alkhobar 31952, Saudi Arabia * Corresponding author’s e-mail: njfaisal@gmail.com Keywords: customer; implementation; management; practices; quality; satisfaction; saudi; service; tqm
• Human Resources Management Practices (HRMP) and Disaster Preparedness of Accommodation Establishment in Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro by Claveria, Michelle M. (2025) - Pa ge 1 Pa ge 1 American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (AJMRI) Human Resources Management Practices (HRMP) and Disaster Preparedness of Accommodation Establishment in Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro Michelle M. Claveria1* Volume 4 Issue 1, Year 2025 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v4i1.3118 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: September 08, 2024 Accepted: October 11, 2024 Published: January 13, 2025 There was a potential research gap in the theoretical knowledge of the social impact of socially responsible HRM practices and disaster preparedness. There are research gaps in the context of accommodation establishment in Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro, Philippines despite the glowing understanding of the significance of disaster preparedness and HRMP. Keywords: accommodation; disaster; disaster preparedness; employees; management; mean; practices; preparedness; resource; safety; staff; terms; training
• Talent Management Program in a State University and College (SUC) by Refuncion Jr., Jose Marlon J (2024) - It is also sound and fair if the SUC, must also take into account the lowest frequency of yeses or high frequency of noes, like for example in the talent management practices, the following must be considered, data shows that new-hire surveys/feedback engagement frequency was scored to 99 (70%) noes, this is to avoid misleading information about the organization (Gerst, 2013), another is the counteroffer practice for talent employees with a 75 response of noes (52.50%) and according to There is a Career Development 4.15 Significantly Implemented Weighted Mean 3.84 Significantly Implemented Table 7 comprises strategies for process improvement of Pa ge 13 6 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Am. ) Legend: 4.50 – 5.00 Fully Implemented (FI) 3.50 – 4.49 Significantly Implemented (SI) 2.50 – 3.49 Moderately Implemented (MI) 1.50 – 2.49 Partially Implemented (PI) 1.00 – 1.49 Least Implemented (LI) Legend: 4.50 – 5.00 Fully Implemented (FI) 3.50 – 4.49 Significantly Implemented (SI) 2.50 – 3.49 Moderately Implemented (MI) 1.50 – 2.49 Partially Implemented (PI) 1.00 – 1.49 Least Implemented (LI) Table 8: Talent Management Strategies for Management Improvement Management Improvement Mean Description Employees know what is their work expectations 4.15 Significantly Implemented Manager helps in setting effective goals 4.18 Significantly Implemented Manager provides coaching and guidance needs 3.68 Significantly Implemented Employees knows their work contributes company’s overall objectives 4.25 Significantly Implemented Employees received sufficient recognition of their achievements 3.63 Significantly Implemented Weighted Mean 3.98 Significantly Implemented Table 9: Talent Management Strategies for Work Environment Improvement Work Environment Improvement Mean Description There is an environment that is comfortable o for giving feedback in your team 3.80 Significantly Implemented The voices of employees are being heard and respected 3.70 Significantly Implemented Employees can suggest new ideas, questions, and ways of doing things 3.90 Significantly Implemented Employees live the company’s values and mission 4.08 Significantly Implemented Employees recommend the institution as a great place to work 4.28 Significantly Implemented Weighted Mean 3.95 Significantly Implemented In management improvement talent management strategy (Table 8), results all ‘significantly implemented’, but one indicated lowest among the rest ‘employees receive sufficient recognition of their achievements’ with a mean of 3.63, sufficiency or satiety of recognition varies among employees subjectively (Bradler, 2013). Keywords: development; employee; improvement; management; practices; strategies; talent; talent management; training; work
• Challenges and Strategic Integration in Quality Management for Higher Education Institutions (HEIS) by Miciano, Lea E; Miciano, Ronnel C (2024) - The chosen research design is descriptive phenomenology, as it seeks to delve into the challenges encountered by middle-level managers within HEIs in fostering a culture of quality management in relation to instruction and curriculum, research, extension and linkages, and management of resources and how HEIs can integrate strategic planning with quality management practices to ensure the long-term sustainability and continuous improvement of quality within the institution. According to Martin et al. (2021), quality management is defi ned as a management approach that systematically facilitates the continuous quality improvement of products and services in organisations. Keywords: faculty; heis; improvement; institution; management; members; need; participant; planning; practices; quality; quality management; research; resources
• Study on Human Factor Reliability under the Dynamic Evolution of Intelligent Lifting Construction Accidents by Lixia, Niu; Jia’ao, Wang; Mansab, Muhammad; Wen, Si; Fenglian, Xie (2025) - Chen Wei , in his study on human factors contributing to construction safety accidents caused by heavy rainfall, applied the HFACS-CPHRA method and developed a human factors analysis model for such accidents. Additionally, various methods such as interpretive structural modelling (Gunduz et al., 2017) and variable weight grey relational models (Zhang et al., 2020) have been applied to assess boosting construction risks. Keywords: accidents; analysis; bayesian; construction; data; error; expert; factors; hfacs; lifting; management; method; model; network; node; operations; probability; reliability; risk; safety; study; system; table
• Sustainable Cybersecurity in Healthcare An AI-Integrated Risk and Resilience Framework by Thawbaan, Adam; Dusserre, Gilles; Muritala Kolade, Yusuf; Abdulkareem, Yasir (2025) - Lukaskrankenhaus Neuss (Germany) Background and Aims The case highlights the holes in healthcare security, particularly after a relatively small ransomware attack was able to push a hospital to stop performing high-risk procedures. Content Analysis The qualitative content analysis method was employed to analyze academic papers, policy papers, and case studies in healthcare cybersecurity. Keywords: approach; cybersecurity; data; et al; framework; healthcare; information; management; model; patient; practices; response; risk; systems; threats; vulnerability
• Tax Compliance as a Driver of Sustainability: Modeling for Medium Enterprises by Peru, Jimmy (2025) - Categorizing taxpayers: A mixed- method study on small business tax compliance in the Philippines. (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v4i5.5602 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: June 20, 2025 Accepted: July 26, 2025 Published: October 15, 2025 This study aims to investigate the interplay between the dimensions of tax compliance and the sustainability of medium enterprises in one of the commercial hubs in Northern Philippines, with the goal of filling the gap in the literature on fostering the resilience of medium enterprises to become large enterprises. Keywords: business; cash; compliance; development; effect; enterprises; et al; growth; international; investment; journal; management; medium; profitability; research; revenue; smes; sustainability; tax; tax compliance; taxation
• Unlocking the Black Box of Financial Innovation: A Case Study of Banking Institutions in the Eastern Region of Ghana by Adu, Doreen; Sarkodie-Addo, Francis (2025) - The intricacies of financial innovation remain shrouded in mystery, with limited understanding of its drivers, mechanisms, and risk management strategies, a knowledge gap that hinders policymakers, regulators, and industry stakeholders from optimizing financial innovation’s potentials. However, the intricacies of financial innovation remain shrouded in mystery, with limited understanding of its drivers, mechanisms, and risk management strategies. Keywords: banking; business; development; ghana; innovation; institutions; management; research; resistance; sector; services; study; technology

• Demographic Variables as Predictors of Youths Susceptibility to Suicide in Kogi State, Nigeria by Bilqees Olayinka , Abdu-Raheem; Joseph Olukayode , Ogunbiyi (2022) - Kim et al (2016) suggested that boys and girls that have low education and those that are without jobs have increased risk of suicide behaviours and attempt. Nyundo et al (2020) postulated that female adolescents were roughly five times more likely to report suicide behaviour as boys. Keywords: adolescents; family; health; ideation; kogi; kogi state; relationship; state; status; study; suicide; susceptibility; youths
• Structural Equation Model on Customer Expectations and Perception of Restaurants’ Service Quality Adapting a Modified DINESERV Approach by Apostol, Enya Marie D; De Guzman, Erodalyn J; Mañibo, Clark Devon M (2023) - The research instrument were categorized into two (2) main domains as follows: (1) the first part was the demographic profile of the respondents; and (2) the second part (29 items) was on the view of the customer’s expectations and perceptions of restaurant service quality which are grouped into five dimensions. The DINESRV score for statement, provides prompt and quick service, shows positive, which means that customers’ perceptions are superior in terms of restaurant service quality. Keywords: agree; customers; dineserv; expectations; food; model; perceptions; relationship; research; restaurants; satisfaction; service quality; services; study; value

• Artificial Intelligence Concepts for Mental Health Application Development: Therapily for Mental Health Care by Lim, Hock Chuan; Kolangde, Saniya; Mohan, Divya; Hezam, Abeer; Amatur, Madeeha; Yusof, Shafiz Mohd (2022) - 1(6) 127-135, 2022 network for the emotion detection module that will analyze user facial features to recognize user emotions in real-time via a video feed. Existing Mental Health Platforms Research indicates that mental health mobile applications have a positively progressive relationship with a range of issues like stress and depression since they act as a bridge between therapy and adherence to treatment (Chen, Gulatitt, Hamid, Huang, Luo, Morisseau-Leroy, Powell, & Zhan, 2003). Keywords: activities; application; assistant; chatbot; data; detection; emotions; health; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; model; online; tier; user; watson
• Transformative Tourism: Exploring the Dynamics of Peace Promotion through Butuan City’s Hospitality Sector by Sitones, Mark Lennon A; Romano, Nephi P; Maquiling, Noel J; Joven, Eda Lynne M; Avenido, Meljean Rose L (2024) - By scrutinizing the growth trajectories of tourism enterprises juxtaposed with the incidence rates of tourism-related mishaps, this investigation seeks to unravel the dynamic interplay between tourism development and its impact on peace and security in the locale. Recognizing tourism as a catalyst for fostering empathy and transcending societal divisions, this thesis explores the intertwined dynamics of tourism development and peace in Butuan City. Keywords: butuan; city; crime; data; development; growth; journal; peace; research; tourism; tourists
• Impact of Water and Soil Salinity on Coastal Agriculture in Bangladesh: Insights and Mitigation Strategies by Kabir, Md. Anisul; Hossain , Md. Kamrul; Hossain, Md. Anik; Molla, Mohammad Omar Faruk; Khatun, Most. Suria; Mostofa Jamal, Mohammad Abu Hena (2024) - On the other hand, measuring soil salinity on the field at a high sampling density is rather costly and time-consuming (Das et al., 2020). Also, the relationship between EC and soil salinity is a bit complicated because other factors such as soil texture, water content, and bulk density can influence measuring EC (Rhoades et al., 1976; Banton et al., 1997). Keywords: agriculture; bangladesh; correlation; crops; data; intrusion; levels; quality; respondents; river; salinity; soil; study; water
• Securing AI-Enabled IoT Healthcare Devices: Practical Solutions for Protecting Patient Data by Hassan Hamouda, Baha Eldin Hamouda (2025) - The keywords used for the search include “IoT healthcare security,” “AI-enabled IoT healthcare,” “data protection in healthcare IoT,” “secure IoT communication,” “block-chain in healthcare,” “privacy-preserving data analytics,” “intrusion detection in IoT,” and related terms. Keywords Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), Artificial Intelligence, Data Breach Prevention, Data Loss Prevention, End-to-End Encryption, Internet of Things (IoT), Use of Healthcare Devices INTRODUCTION To ensure the integrity and confidentiality of sensitive medical information, securing AI in IoT healthcare devices is crucial. Keywords: access; authentication; data; devices; encryption; healthcare; information; iot; patient; privacy; security; systems
• Small Communities in Crisis: Examining the Impact of Disaster on Crimes Using Social Disorganization Theory by Gonzales, Cedrick; Fajardo, Keziah; Gerodias, Vaughn Rexner; Gono, Exequiel Jr. (2024) - Mental This refers to the “mental” aspects of community crime related to disasters by highlighting the psychological strain caused by these events. 3(4) 163-175, 2024 includes Likert scale questions required to inquire about respondents’ demographics, their experiences, and perceptions of community disaster readiness, as well as the factors that may lead to increased crime after disasters (Johnson & Tippett, 2018b). Keywords: community; control; crime; data; disasters; disorganization; lead; people; police; programs; rates; research; residents; resources; study; theory; toril
• Web Mapping for Nigeria Covid-19 Testing and Vaccination Site Finder Application by Yusuf , Yusuf Yakubu ; Ahmed, Auwal Hafeez; Bawa Abubakar, Ahmad; Yusuf , Yakubu Bello ; Abdoulie , Bojang ; Yau, Abu Safiyan; Bello Farida, Yousuf (2022) - The objective of the study is to improve access to COVID-19 testing site, enhance access to COVID-19 vaccination centers across the country and educate Nigerians about COVID-19. Furthermore, public health campaigns, contact tracing and testing activities are being used to boost case management by detecting COVID-19 cases as quickly as possible (Ilesanmi and Afolabi, 2020b). Keywords: access; admin; centers; covid-19; data; functional; health; nigeria; requirements; server; system; testing; user; vaccination; web
• Fortifying The Data Link Layer: An Analysis of Security Concerns by Alam, Md Mazedul (2025) - Network damage may arise from Data link layer attacks. An attacker can carry out data link layer attacks using a variety of attack tools. Keywords: address; addresses; arp; attack; attacker; data; dhcp; figure; layer; link; link layer; mac; network; security; switch
• Factors Influencing User Satisfaction While Using Health Dashboard in Asia: A Rapid Review of the Evidence by Chowdhury, Tania Ahmed; Alam, Mohammad Jahangir; Hossain, Md. Irfan (2024) - Thus, this study has been designed to examine the factors that affect user satisfaction of dashboard users in the health sector in the Asia region which will ultimately ensure the effectiveness of the dashboard. They explained simplicity as the extent to which the information and operational needs of dashboard users meet their expectations, for example, the number of panels, indicators, and graphs representing the data (Tan et al., 2013). Keywords: articles; dashboard; data; et al; health; review; satisfaction; study; user
• Social Support and Quality of Life Perceptions Among Persons with Disabilities by Nyame, Isaac; Gyimah, Emmanuel Kofi; Vanderpuye, Irene (2025) - It was found that the support they received improved their health, well-being, and QoL. It was concluded that social support enhances the QoL of PWDs, hence, the need to strengthen social support systems for them. Whereas everyone needs support, persons who are vulnerable in society such as persons with disabilities (PWDs) may need it the most, hence, this study investigated the influence of social support on their quality of life (QoL). Keywords: data; disability; et al; family; friends; health; life; participants; pwds; qol; research; study; support
• A Virtual Small Cell Formation-Based Load-Balancing in Ultra-Dense Cellular Network by Al Rashid, Ashfat Al Rashid; Khan, Md Riaz; Sujana, Sanjana Afrin (2025) - Data-driven deployment and cooperative self- organization in ultra-dense small cell networks. Load balancing is a technique that facilitates the redistribution of network traffic from an overcrowded base station to an adjacent base station with a lower load, resulting in a more balanced distribution of network load. Keywords: algorithm; approach; balancing; base; cells; clustering; data; dbscan; figure; generation; load; macro; network; traffic; users
• Towards Sustainable Energy: Evidenced-Based Practices in Implementing Renewable Energy Projects by Fudalan, Marilou V.; Casabal , Gloria T.; Epe, June Grace B.; Besa , Edralyne Seth B.; Aurea, Tagaro Jennifer; Rosales, Ivana Lei R.; Fudalan , Emmanuel Rod V.; Fernandez , Brian Klein V.; Fudalan , Kevin Louise V.; Fudalan Rod, Manual V. (2025) - What is the impact of these policies on promoting and supporting investments in renewable energy in terms of: 4.1. The success of renewable energy projects requires addressing both societal misunderstandings about renewable energy and public misconceptions about these projects. Keywords: business; challenges; community; data; development; energy; energy projects; environmental; green; https://bit; impact; implementation; investment; journal; metering; models; net; policies; policy; projects; research; review; study; sustainability; systems; transition
• Improving Cyber Security in Power Systems and Substation Automation Using Intelligent Based System by Ifeanyi, Chukwuagu M.; Gregory, Ogbu; Linus, Chukwu (2025) - In another study, AI-driven approaches were utilized to optimize the performance of intrusion detection systems, significantly improving their accuracy in detecting cyber attacks in substation automation systems (Pasqualetti et al., 2013). This gap stems from several factors, including: Complex and Heterogeneous Environments Power systems and substation automation systems are Pa ge 51 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Am. Keywords: causes; cyber; cyber security; data; failure; learning; power; power systems; security; substation automation; threats; time
• Determinant Factors of Customer Satisfaction with Agricultural Products in Helmand Province, Afghanistan by Ahmad, Ali; Khadim, Abdul Qadeer; Watandar, Arsalan (2025) - Pa ge 1 Pa ge 18 4 American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (AJMRI) Determinant Factors of Customer Satisfaction with Agricultural Products in Helmand Province, Afghanistan Ali Ahmad1, Abdul Qadeer Khadim2*, Arsalan Watandar2 Volume 4 Issue 3, Year 2025 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v4i3.4876 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: March 18, 2025 Accepted: April 30, 2025 Published: May 20, 2025 In this research, an effort was made to assess customer satisfaction with agricultural products in Helmand province and determine which marketing mix dimensions and factors significantly impact customer satisfaction. The results show that Product has a positive relationship with customer satisfaction, Price has a positive relationship with customer satisfaction, Place has a positive relationship with customer satisfaction, Promotion has a positive relationship with customer satisfaction, Physical evidence has a positive relationship with customer satisfaction, People have a positive relationship with customer satisfaction, Process has a positive relationship with customer satisfaction. Keywords: analysis; customer; customer satisfaction; data; hypothesis; marketing; satisfaction; sig
• Modified Bass Diffusion Model to Study Adoption of Covid–19 Vaccines in the Philippines: Input for Inoculation Rollout by Boyshin Balsa, Rebalde; Christhoffer , Paran Lelis (2022) - The author of this paper modifies x(t) from Equation (6) to Equation (7) by replacing marketing–mix variables with exogenous variables, cumulative vaccine supply, and cumulative Google searches. In building the proposed model, the percent change in cumulative vaccine supply was expressed as Table 5: Predictive validity of the model Model Week 1 - 22 Week 23 - 43 MAPE RMSE R2 AIC MAPE RMSE R2 AIC Bass 12.78 914061 0.962 672 inaccurate 1.24e+6 0.903 655 Modified Bass 11.55 694721 0.978 660 Keywords: bass; bass model; data; diffusion; google; model; searches; study; supply; vaccination; vaccine; week

• The Consequences of Excessive Vegetable Production by Sanchez, Heronima (2022) - Water was distributed unevenly as a result, and other farmers were unable to access water, which led to lawsuits among farmers. Conflicts among Farmers In the issue of water resources, misunderstandings amongst farmers led to the filing of a case in the barangay. Keywords: barangay; crop; farmers; farming; farms; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; income; production; respondents; rice; use; vegetable
• Unpacking the Effects of High Staff Turnover in Zimbabwean Government Hospitals by Dzvairo, Tawanda (2023) - Table 2: Reliability test results Constructs Cronbach’s Alpha coefficient Causes of staff turnover 0.756 Effects of staff turnover 0.769 Strategies to retain hospital staff 0.883 From the results table shown above, it can be noted that all coefficients were reliable as these were above 0.7 which according to Connelly (2014) is the acceptable benchmark for consistency and dependability. Proposed strategies the government can employ to retain hospital staff Keywords: government; hospitals; mean; respondents; results; staff; staff turnover; study; turnover
• The Extent of Therapeutic Communication Skills of the Nurses of Medical and Surgical Wards of Philippine Public Hospital by Alcorano, Jenifer H (2023) - The researcher used a researcher-made questionnaire to describe the respondent’s profile and the extent of therapeutic communications skills, frequency counts, means, weighted means, and the rank was used. It reveals that the nurses are competent in therapeutic communication skills at the hospital regarding the Acting-Response Technique and Active Listening Response technique. Keywords: acting; communication; hospital; nurses; nursing; patients; percent; respondents; response; skills; technique
• Patient’s Satisfaction and Barrier to Seek Services from the Nurses in a Tertiary Level Hospital by Das, Shurjomukhi; Bagchi, Noni (2022) - It implies that patient satisfaction Keywords Patient’s satisfaction, barrier, hospital service, tertiary level can be defined in broader terms. The majority of the studies looked at hospital services and patient satisfaction. Keywords: care; health; hospital; journal; patients; percent; quality; respondents; satisfaction; service; study; university
• Performance of the Party List Groups in the Philippines and the Public Trust by De Ramos, Gloriliza San Luis; Diaz Fuentes, Mary Jane (2023) - What is the level of awareness of the respondents on the programs and projects of party list groups ? 4. I can rely on party list groups that they are doing their jobs. Keywords: list groups; party list; programs; projects; public; respondents; trust
• St. William’s Bell Tower: A Structure That Sinks by Turda, Edsel Harry R (2024) - In contrast to bell towers in open and unobstructed locations, this tower seems to have adapted to its densely developed commercial surroundings. This distinctive characteristic sets it apart from other bell towers worldwide. Keywords: bell tower; land; respondents; sinking; sinks; structure; study; tower
• Understanding Motivations Behind COVID-19 Vaccination Uptake: Insights from a Cross-Sectional Study in Northern Bangladesh by Islam, Mohammad Zahidul; Kabir, Md Awal (2024) - The study identified two key motivations for COVID-19 vaccine uptake: belief in the vaccine’s efficacy in reducing the risk of contracting the virus and feeling safe to engage in daily activities after vaccination. This study sheds light on the motivations driving COVID-19 vaccine uptake in Bangladesh and highlights the importance of addressing socio-demographic disparities in vaccine acceptance. Keywords: covid-19; factors; respondents; status; study; uptake; vaccination; vaccine
• Tracer Study BEED and BSED Graduates of Northwest Samar State University, Calbayog City by Calamayo, Judith S (2022) - The respondents, both BEED and BSED graduates freely identified the nominal problems relative to their employment. From BEED respondents, out of 164 alumni, there are 50 who lived in places within city proper, 84 alumni lived in places outside city proper but within Calbayog, and 30 alumni lived in places outside Calbayog City. Keywords: alumni; beed; city; graduates; job; respondents
• The State of Police Legitimacy Through the People’s Trust and Satisfaction in the Performance of the Police of Their Duties by Galangco, R B Basco; Chinayo, D L (2022) - Public trust increases police efficacy and legitimacy (Lyons, 2002).Trust in law enforcement is essential to the perception of police legitimacy so that the public will feel obligated to obey the law and respect judgments made by lawful authority (Friedman, 2014). It is concluded that trust and satisfaction are independent of each other insofar as police legitimacy is concerned. Keywords: age; community; group; legitimacy; people; police; public; respondents; satisfaction; trust

• Trends of Breastfeeding Practice and Determinant Factors of Exclusive Breastfeeding in Bangladesh: Evidence from the Six Nationally Representative Cross-Sectional Surveys by Md Awal Kabir; Md Jahidul Islam (2022) - [19] 10268 Two-stage stratified sample Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey, 2004[20] 10811 Multi-stage stratified sample Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey, 2007[21] 10819 Two-stage stratified sample Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey, 2011[16] 18000 Two-stage stratified sample REFERENCES Alemayehu T, Haidar J, Habte D: Determinants of exclusive breastfeeding practices in Ethiopia. The aims of this study are to examine the trend of World Health Organization’s (WHOs) recommended breastfeeding practices and determinant factors of exclusive breast- feeding (EBP). Keywords: bangladesh; bdhs; breastfeeding; ebp; et al; factors; health; journal; mothers; practices; study; survey; university
• A Systematic Review of the Role of Social Media in Providing Guidance and Support to Adolescents: A Case Study of Online Counseling Platforms by Asare, Samuel; Agyeman, Emma Poku; Ahmoah, Joseph Dawson; Asare, Bernard Ogyiri (2023) - Theme 2: Anonymity and Reduced Stigma One significant result of this study is the role of anonymity in social media counseling platforms. With the use of online counseling platforms, this systematic review seeks to synthesize and critically assess the body of research on social media’s function in providing teenagers with guidance and support. Keywords: adolescents; counseling; counseling platforms; guidance; health; media; online; platforms; research; support
• Evaluating the Efficacy and Safety of Cymbopogon Schoenanthus Syrup for Asthma and Allergies: A Two-Decade Clinical Study by Shamsi, Muhammad (2024) - Clinical trials evaluating the efficacy of botanical syrup supplements in asthma and allergy management have shown promising results. The discovery of botanical syrup supplements as a potential treatment for asthma and allergies represents a significant advancement in natural medicine (Gulati et al., 2021). Keywords: abba; asthma; botanical; health; safety; supplement; syrup
• Does the COVID-19 Vaccines Effect on the Menstrual Cycle, Cross-Sectional Study Among Adult Females at King Saud University by Alghamdi, Taghread Saadi; Omer, Eltigani O. M. (2024) - Therefore, understanding these factors is crucial for managing menstrual cycles (Vladimirovna et al., 2023). A study by Li et al. (2021) showed that about 20% of COVID-19 patients had shortened menstrual cycles, while 19% experienced prolonged cycles and 28% experienced changes in menstruation (Li et al., 2021). Keywords: covid-19; covid-19 vaccination; covid-19 vaccine; cycle; disorders; effects; et al; health; study; vaccination; vaccine
• Disaster preparedness and resilience for hospitals: lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic by Bukar, Z. B.; Lawan, M. M.; Petit, Frédéric; Ukwuoma, Henry (2025) - Towards developing a model for the evaluation of hospital disaster resilience: A systematic review. Pandemic, Disaster Preparedness, Hospital Resilience, Lagos State Nigeria 1 IMT Mines Ales, 6 Av. de Clavieres, 30100 Ales, France 2 Directorate E–Societal Resilience and Security Unit E2 - Space, Connectivity and Economic Security, Bldg. 102 01/175, Via E. Fermi 2749, 21027, Ispra, Italy 3 Laboratory for the Science of Risks (LSR), IMT Mines Ales, France * Corresponding author’s e-mail: mlawanmusa@gmail.com INTRODUCTION During the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals worldwide were faced with an unexpected challenge, disclosing the critical importance of hospital disaster preparedness and resilience (Vainieri et al., 2024). Keywords: covid-19; disaster; framework; health; hospital; lagos; nigeria; pandemic; preparedness; resilience; state; study
• Assessment of Wash Practices in Detention Centres by Isa, Ali; Aji, Mallam Musa; Bashir, Mohammed; Gajerima, Abubakar Lawan; Mustapha, Hafsat; Bultu, Muhammad Zanna (2025) - The majority of respondents (n=153, 79.69%,) were detainees, while (n=39,20.31%) were either staff or had experience with detention hygiene practices. The sanitary condition of detention centres is devastating and sometime allowed to serve as punishment ground. Keywords: centres; detainees; detention; detention centres; health; human; hygiene; practices; sanitation; study; wash; water
• Modelling Indoor Environmental Performance of Pharmaceutical Factory Buildings in Nigeria by Bawa, John Agmada; Akande, Oluwafemi Kehinde ; Ayuba, Philip (2022) - Findings showed that average air temperature (29.42°C); air velocity (0.98 m/s) and formaldehyde (0.87ppm) were beyond the acceptable and recommended threshold by ASHRAE and WHO. The factors that influence workers’ productivity as determined by the indoor environmental quality (IEQ) as related to indoor air quality (IAQ), therefore include; air temperature, relative humidity, TVOC, CO2, HCHO, air velocity, airflow, and particulate matter (PM1.0, PM2.5, and PM10) Keywords: air; average; co2; et al; hcho; health; pfbs; quality; temperature; velocity; workers

• Emerging Communication Gap to the Lives of Differently Abled Individuals Working in a Blind Massage Service by Sumalinog, Edilberto; Sambrana, Geraldine; Diaz, Welou Dil; Bebero, Lucia Krylen (2023) - These kinds of situations make blind people or people with visual impairments tend to choose professions by using hand skills. The initial text indicates that blind people were formally trained in massage therapy several years back. Keywords: blind; communication; disability; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; individuals; informants; massage; needs; people; persons; research; study; theory; work
• The Synesthetic Language of Picasso: Exploring Emotions and Sensations in His Art by Pinos, Koncha (2024) - Some Examples Integration of the Senses Thus, the essence of synesthesia art and Picasso’s work combines the senses into one package, which is opposed to the classical way. Pa ge 1 Pa ge 11 8 American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (AJMRI) The Synesthetic Language of Picasso: Exploring Emotions and Sensations in His Art Koncha Pinos1* Volume 3 Issue 4, Year 2024 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v3i4.3236 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: June 19, 2024 Accepted: July 25, 2024 Published: July 29, 2024 Keywords: art; brain; colors; experience; forms; music; perception; picasso; senses; sensory; shapes; synesthesia; work

• The Relationship between Ethnic Enclave Settlements with Development Spectrum in Gambella City Ethiopia by Wal, Simon Mun; Asseffa, Tibebu; Belachew, Samson Kassahun (2023) - Ethnic enclave settlement in relation to socio-spatial in Gambella city In Gambella City, ethnic enclave settlement was seen as having a strong relationship with the socio-spatial activities that are practiced. Figure 4: Illegal appropriations of land in Gambella ethnic enclave (Source: Own Observation (2020/2021) Keywords: activities; anywaa; cities; city; development; enclave; enclave settlement; ethiopia; figure; gambella; gambella city; groups; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; infrastructure; model; nuer; people; residents; settlements; social; spatial; urban; water
• Poetry of the Chito S. Roño Literary Awards: A New Criticism Reading and Translation by Velarde, Angelo B; Purcia, Erwin L; Makiling, Karen Cheyserr B (2023) - Similarly, literary translation is used in the study because the poems chosen were initially written in the Waray language. Literary translation is essentially a style translation. Keywords: ako; criticism; culture; english; han; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; language; life; literary; literature; love; meaning; new; nga; persona; poem; poetry; source; speaker; study; text; translation; waray; words
• Corruption and National Development: The Consequential Effects on the Sustainability in Ghana by Francis, Sarkodie-Addo; Justine, Chinoperekweyi (2023) - These include: historical context of corruption; corruption Frameworks; forms of corruption; corruption practices: triggers and sources; and effects of corruption. Global Compact (2007) Is one of the key international frameworks to fight corruption and it is known to be the Global Compact: The World Business Against Corruption, Cases Stories and Samples also known as the 10th United Nations Global Compact Against Corruption. Keywords: act; bribery; corruption; development; effects; ghana; governance; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; infrastructure; international; practices; public; state; study
• Sacred Festivals of Banjaras in India- Seetla Teej and Holi by B Suresh, Lal (2022) - Barren women are even forbidden to approach Teej baskets. Banjaras Dressing Pattern Banjara people have unique cultural life and practices that differentiate them from others. Keywords: banjara; baskets; bhavani; culture; day; festival; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; india; life; seetla; teej
• Analysis of Administrative Structures and Economic Programs of the Ahmad Shahi’s Era by Toryalai, Hemat; Amin , Stanikzai (2022) - It was the kindness of Ahmad Shah Baba, who provided the throne of the kingdom to Shah Rukh Ahmad Shah Baba used various methods to collect taxes. In this article we will give a comprehensive overview of economic, trade and administrative reforms and development during the empire of Ahmad Shah Baba. Keywords: affairs; afghanistan; afshar; ahmad shah; book; city; era; government; hijri; https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri; khan; king; leadership; military; ministry; mohammad; nadir; people; shah baba; shahi; taxes

• Implementation of RA 9262 Otherwise Known as Anti-Violence Against Women and Children by Bernadeth , P De Guzman (2023) - Similarly, in Turkey, Kocacık et al. (2007) revealed that working women and women with children are more vulnerable to domestic abuse. The issues, kinds and forms of abuses that considered as violation against women and their children used various strategies and approaches that could help to solve the said issues. Keywords: extent; implementation; mean; score; victim; violence; women
• Evaluation of Student Services Programs of Northwest Samar State University, Philippines by Calamayo, Judith; Cabral, Helen S ; Aurea, Wilfredo A; Dollado, Maria Lucil H (2022) - There is no significant difference in the status of implementation of student services programs of NwSSU in terms of student welfare, student development, and institutional student services programs with the different program components such as objectives, personnel, projects/activities, budget, facilities/ equipment and monitoring and evaluation. Status of Implementation of Student Services Programs in Northwest Samar State University in terms of Institutional Student Programs and Services – Foreign/International Student Services Components Administrator Implementer Faculty Students N Mean SD N Mean SD N Mean SD N Mean SD Objectives 4 3.75 0.19 7 3.63 0.37 20 3.74 0.42 116 3.71 0.37 Project/Activities 4 4.05 0.41 7 3.80 0.37 20 3.71 0.35 116 3.79 0.36 Personnel 4 3.70 0.26 7 3.69 0.38 20 3.76 0.38 116 3.74 0.36 Budget 4 3.70 0.48 7 3.71 0.32 20 3.68 0.21 116 3.69 0.27 Facilities/Equipment 4 3.90 0.26 7 3.89 0.45 20 3.71 0.30 116 3.78 0.33 M & E 4 3.80 0.28 7 3.60 0.26 20 3.59 0.25 116 3.63 0.25 Services for Students with Special Needs and Persons with Disabilities Table 17 presents the status of implementation of student services programs of NwSSU in terms of institutional student services programs – services for students with special needs and persons with disabilities. Keywords: mean; services programs; student; student programs; student services; terms
• Effects of Physical Therapy on the Activities of Daily Living and Life Participation among Hemodialysis Patients by Bohol, Ghislain Faith C; Canete, Tom Carlo R; Epe, Jewel Dominic B; Quim, Criste Mae Z; Uy, Princess Anna Jamellah S; Ybanez, Armyleo N; Fudalan, Emmanuel Rod V; Fudalan, Marilou V (2024) - Statistical analyses, including Chi-Square and Paired Sample T-test, were utilized to investigate the correlation between patient independence in ADLs and their level of life participation before and during physical therapy treatment. Additionally, it sought to determine whether a significant correlation exists between the level of independence in ADLs and the extent of life participation during physical therapy treatment. Keywords: activities; adls; life; life participation; mean; participation; therapy; treatment
• Investigating EFL Learners’ Perceptions and Reflections on the Impact of Ecolinguistics in Raising Environmental Awareness by Elhussien Mohamed, Faiza Abdalla (2025) - 2.45 0.99 11 Agree Ecolinguistics can reduce environmental violence by raising awareness of environmental issues, promoting sustainable practices, and challenging harmful environmental discourses. Ecolinguistics addresses environmental violence by anatomizing how language objectifies nature terms to foster a perception of the environment (Menton & Billon, 2021). Keywords: agree; ecolinguistics; environment; extent; issues; language; mean; participants; pollution; research; study; violence

• Infrastructure Deficit and Social Challenges: The Ripple Effects on Sustainability in Ghana by Sarkodie Addo, Francis; Adu, Doreen; Chinoperekweyi, Justine (2023) - The said PPP policy was expected to ensure a coordinated and sequential provision of key infrastructure in the country in line with the sustainable agenda as it’s basis. Statement of the Problem Lack of infrastructure related investment is one of the key contributing factors to infrastructure deficit (Mafusire et al., 2010); contributing to African countries’ inability to keep pace with the growing demand and increasing gap. Keywords: access; africa; challenges; deficit; development; economic; ghana; homelessness; housing; infrastructure; lack; policy; population; public; road; study
• Welfare Index for Western Visayas, Philippines by Elizar, Grace Edmar (2022) - LITERATURE REVIEW The study is essentially anchored on the idea of constructing an alternative measure of social welfare following the First and Second Fundamental Theorems of Welfare Economics. These distortionary taxes affect social welfare (Mas- Colell & al, 1995). Keywords: authority; development; economic; government; index; market; nations; non; philippine; poverty; rate; united; visayas; welfare
• Language, Power, and Gender: Insights from Nigerian Print Media by Ofoegbu, Damilola (2025) - In the year 2000, Nigeria adopted and passed into Law the National Policy on women guided by the Global Instrument on the Convention of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) (“Women in Business and Management: Stepping up, Standing out, The Guardian, 22 November, 2015) Excerpt 7 It is quite soothing to know that the era of women struggling for recognition is waning in Africa, especially with the likes of Nigerian-born Elisha Attai. Keywords: analysis; country; development; discourse; excerpt; gender; ideology; issues; material; media; national; nigeria; process; processes; society; study; vanguard; women
• Urbanization and Environmental Impacts of Construction Activities in the Central Business District (CBD) of Accra by Sarkodie-Addo, Francis; Adu, Doreen (2025) - To assess the pollution level resulted from construction activities in the Business District of Accra, 2). Equilibrium, Sustainability, Urbanization 1 Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre (KAIPTC), Accra Institute of Technology (AiT), Ghana 2 Zenith Bank Ghana, Ghana * Corresponding author’s e-mail: francissar582@gmail.com INTRODUCTION The rapid urbanization of Accra, the capital city of Ghana has led to an unprecedented booming in construction activities, transforming the landscape of the city, and driving economic growth. Keywords: accra; activities; business; central; construction; construction activities; development; district; environmental; impacts; pollution; practices; study; world

• Determining Factors in Developing Quality Management (QM) Model in Public and Private Organizations in the Philippines: A Literature Review by Dipon, Roentgen; Ermita, Philip; Jocson, Joefil; Madronio, Julien Tiza; Manzon, Rick Donald; Tiro II, Telesforo Jan; Cabudol, Emerson (2023) - Understanding the importance of quality management system (QMS) in the food industry. The effects of quality management systems on employee performance in selected manufacturing firms in Laguna, Philippines. Keywords: commitment; customer; employee; factors; improvement; journal; leadership; model; organizations; philippines; process; public; quality management; research; satisfaction; service; study

• A Bitcoin Conscience: Dispositional Experiences of Nepalese Users by Adhikari, Ujjwal; Gyawali, Santosh (2024) - There are numerous models and theories on behavioral intention. To fill the literature gap, the integration is made up of trust and perceived risk with the TAM framework to measure behavioral intention. Keywords: cryptocurrency; ease; intention; research; risk; technology; trust; use; usefulness; users
• From Likes to Earnings: The Lived Experiences of Real Estate Professionals Using Social Media Marketing by Sambrana, Geraldine R; Pendon, Yuri U; Bonghanoy, Charito L (2024) - Social media marketing and insurance: An analysis of the impact of social media marketing on small independent brokerages of property and casualty insurance. Research outlines the all-important function of social media platforms in real estate marketing, recommending that realtors adopt innovative and creative communications to attract potential buyers (Shi et al., 2020). Keywords: agents; behavior; business; clients; communication; content; credibility; digital; engagement; estate; estate marketing; estate professionals; informant; information; journal; media; media marketing; media platforms; number; platforms; practitioners; professionals; properties; research; review; sales; study; theory; use
• The Add-Ons of Verbal Emoticons Into Facebook Walls: Categories, Locations, and Pragmatic Functions by Agbayani, Richard Sambajon; Sy, Donna Bel Fran; Tumenes, Clarizza Joy Bartolome (2024) - The Add-Ons of Verbal Emoticons Into Facebook Walls: Categories, Locations, and Pragmatic Functions Richard Sambajon Agbayani1*, Donna Bel Fran Sy2, Clarizza Joy Bartolome Tumenes1 Volume 3 Issue 6, Year 2024 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v3i6.3641 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: July 30, 2024 Accepted: September 21, 2024 Published: November 30, 2024 Facebook (FB) continues to stir the limelight and since it is a phenomenal social media plat- form, with users utilizing it to convey both spoken and nonverbal expressions, the research- ers chose this site to investigate the rich repository of verbal emoticons. This paper uses the term verbal emoticon in referring to the verbal type. Keywords: analysis; communication; emoticons; emotion; end; facebook; functions; message; participants; people; post; status; text; use; users

• Evaluation of The Hygiene Procedures and Commitment to Food Safety of Calapan City Street Food Vendors by Jose, Toby Tyler M; Villanueva, Paulyn C (2023) - In the absence of robust regulations and stringent oversight, street food vendors may struggle to consistently uphold food safety practices. To enhance food safety practices among street food vendors in Calapan City, a comprehensive training program on proper food handling procedures is crucial. Keywords: calapan; city; food; food safety; hygiene; practices; safety; street; street food; vendors

• Igniting Learner's Behavior and Language Development Through Cartoon Movies: A Phenomenological Study by Paron, Gijet C (2022) - This study aimed to uncover the different experiences and observations of parents in their children who were exposed to cartoon movies. Conversely, watching cartoon movies motivated the learners increase their reading comprehension skills. Keywords: cartoon; children; english; language; learners; movies; research; study

• Necessity Development Factor of Computerisation in Madras High Court For E-Govern and E-Court by Swamynathan, B (2022) - These are the cases that would be recorded in the computers, further apart from the court cases regarding court rehabilitation works, renovations works, tendering orders, tender nonelectrical works, tender, floor reformation and relocation work, painting tender, wages, hired employees, electrical, phone bill, utility expenditures, additional court maintenance expenditure, petrol allowances, daily wages, vehicle rending, food expenditures, party expenditures, repairing works, overhauling works and other court maintenance works and recorded would be uploaded into the computers with years and month for the auditing and accounting purposes. Digitization of Court Case Records From July 2016 onwards Tamilnadu High Court will be commenced or began to start to function with computerized and digitalized ways along with so many systematic approaches such as cases, records, files, profiles of the staffs and Hon’ble Judges, Judiciary trials, Judgment day, Record numbers, Petitioner’s name, Case details, history, Criminal cases, Civil cases, scanning, typing, Xerox copies, listed cases and all type of cases would be thoroughly filled and recorded in the computers as it can revive and seen in the future for the court evidence. Keywords: baxi; cases; computerized; computers; court; high; judiciary; justice; system; university; upendra

• Nonpre-Emptive Integer Nonlinear Goal Programming Model for Multi-Item Inventory Problem: Case Study of a Car Retail Centre in Lagos State. by Ogunleye, Temitope; Mogbojuri, Akinlo; Adeyeye, Ademola (2022) - Multi-item inventory model include lead-time with demand dependent production cost and set-up-cost in fuzzy environment. In this paper, a Non-preemptive Integer Nonlinear Goal Programming (NINGP) model was devel- oped for obtaining Economic Order Quantities (EOQ) of multi-item inventory problems that satisfy the multiple and conflicting objectives of the Decision Maker (DM). Keywords: car; cost; goal; inventory; item; model; problem; programming
• ajmri-2605 by None (None) - This suggests that guests’ satisfaction with hotel service quality for these attributes is higher than their perception. A review of service quality models. Keywords: customer; guest; hotel; image; model; perception; quality; research; satisfaction; service; service quality; study
• ajmri-2937 by None (None) - Eliciting agents’ behaviour and model validation using role playing game in agent-based dairy supply chain model. Concepts, Principles, and Experimental Setup Tabletop role-playing games designed for disaster response are helpful resources for confirming the accuracy of agent- based models used in disaster management. Keywords: abms; agent; disaster; drtrpg; game; model; participants; players; playing; policy; response; results; role; simulation; study; tabletop; validation
• Exploratory Study of the Impact of the Trending Web Store Characteristics on Returning Products: Context of the Saudi Online Shopping by Shaban, Khaled; Sulayyim, Bushra Mohammed Al (2025) - This research analysed product detail pages and return policies as key drivers in online customer behaviour. Theoretical frameworks have been developed to explain online shopping consumer behaviour, which includes a range of workable propositions for assessing consumers’ propensity to engage in online shopping (Nachar, 2019). Keywords: commerce; consumer; customer; et al; journal; model; online; product; purchasing; research; saudi; shopping
• Application of Three Convolutional Neural Network Algorithms for Occluded Face Identification and Recognition for System Security by Mamadou, Diarra; Ayikpa, Kacoutchy Jean; Ballo, Abou Bakary; Kouassi, Brou Medard (2022) - Finally, as a robust security tool, occlusion face recognition can be improved by using pre-trained convolutional neural network models. Methods addressing face recognition with occlusion include finding features or classifiers that tolerate corruption. Keywords: batch; densenet-201; face; model; optimizer; recognition; resnet-50; results; size

• Digital Technology Transformation of SMEs: Indonesian Case Study by Kawung, George M V; Mintardjo, Christoffel M O; Rompas, Wensy F I; Rogi, Mirah Helen (2022) - Digital transformation is defined as the use of digital technology that can radically improve and achieve the expected performance and goals of the company (Royyana, 2020). This research implies that the digital transformation of SMEs can be accelerated by increasing the role of humans in digital transformation and increasing the quantity and quality of digital technology used by SMEs. Keywords: business; digital; indonesia; readiness; research; smes; technology; transformation; value; variable

• Metagenomic Profiling and Natural Product-Based Control of Antibiotic-Resistant Streptococcus Species in Gut Microbiome of Diarrhea-Associated Children by Reza, Hasan Mahfuz; Afrin, Zinia; Shaha, Shovon; Hossen, Md. Monir; Sojol, Mahadi Hasan; Moon, Nasrin Islam; Antor, Md Ashikuzzaman; Rahman, Md. Shahedur; Sarkar, Arghya Prosun; Enam, Tonima; Banu, Nilufa Akhter; Jamal, Mohammad Abu Hena Mostofa (2025) - Based on metagenomic analysis Firmicutes is the most abundant phylum in antibiotic resistance samples. https://doi.org/10.3390/molecules24162903 Ahsan, G., Hossain, M. M. K., Alam, J., Alim, M. A., Ahmed, S., Hasib, R. A., Reza, A., Anzuman, M., Shaha, S., Rahman, M. S., & Jamal, M. a. H. M. (2024). Keywords: analysis; antibiotics; bacteria; children; et al; gut; https://doi; metagenomic; microbiota; resistance; samples; species; streptococcus

• A Literature Review on Multicultural Business Communication by Alsola, Manolito C (2023) - In addition to promoting the development of cultural sensitivity, using efficient communication tools, and encouraging relationship-building and trust across cultures, the review highlights techniques to improve cross-cultural communication. This literature review aims to shed light on the crucial role that cultural elements play in forming successful cross- cultural contacts in the business setting by conducting a thorough examination of the complex landscape of multicultural business communication. Keywords: business; business communication; challenges; communication; cross; cultures; international; journal; language; people; review; study
• Waray Visayan Morphemes in the Lense of Dialectal Variations by Dollado, Maria Lucil (2022) - Calbayog Waray Catarman Waray English Morphemic Variations hiusa nahimangraw be surprised contextual variation iguintatangis iguinhahaya crying contextual variation kamatyan ikamatay die for shift: first and last syllables magtambal maghuwas to heal contextual variation mawad-an mawaraan lost shift: second syllable nabiling naghanap look for contextual variation nag-inampo nagpinangadye praying contextual variation nagkalakat nagkalakaw walked shift: last syllable pagpasipara pagkasi ever try contextual variation pagsangpit pagban-o to call contextual variation sangyaw ipabantog proclaim contextual variation sumidlit siplat peep contextual variation bilngon hanapon find contextual variation gumawas ginawas go outside shift: first syllable ginbutang ginhulag lay down contextual variation https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Pa ge 61 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Am. Based on the verbal data in Table 1, nine words show contextual variation. Keywords: calbayog; catarman; clipping; content; dialect; language; morphemic; table; variation; visayan; waray; words

• Exploring Customer Perceptions and Experiences: A Qualitative Study of Crispy King Fast-Food by Pelesco, Jeson S; Delfin, Ma. Antonette G; Cepe, Mary Grace P (2023) - Fast-food Ambiance The ambiance of fast-food outlets has been recognized as a critical factor in shaping customer experiences (Carranza et al., 2017; Izquierdo-Yusta et al. 2022). Significance of customer experience in fast food industry (Doctoral dissertation, Dublin, National College of Ireland). Keywords: brand; crispy; customer; experiences; food; king; loyalty; perceptions; satisfaction; study
• Market Segmentation and Customer Satisfaction: A Study of the Sudanese Banking Industry by Musa, Aisha Badawi Abdelrhman (2024) - Customers’ perceptions of selection criteria used by Islamic bank customers in Sudan: The importance of Shariah compliance. Regression analysis alongside the correlation technique has been used to collect the data from a sample of 420 bank customers to establish the relationships between these factors and customer satisfaction. Keywords: banking; banks; consumer; criteria; customer; customer satisfaction; journal; market; preferences; satisfaction; segmentation; services

• Exploring the Intersection of Aquaponics and Ornamental Fish Culture in Italy’s Aquaculture Evolution: A Review of Innovative Integration by Sicuro, Benedetto; Akther, Kazi Rabeya; Tafuro, Valentina; Roy , Nirmal Chandra (2024) - Additionally, the evaluation can highlight how crucial it is to carry out more research and development in this area to handle any obstacles and maximize the fusion of aquaponics and ornamental fish production. Based on a careful review of 27 research articles about the integration of aquaponics and ornamental fish culture in Europe, specifically in Italy, as well as 20 articles about aquaponics with edible fish, two about perspectives on hydroponics, and five about the integration of aquaponics and ornamental fish culture perspectives in Europe, Asia, and other regions, the study clarifies the efforts of Italian farmers. Keywords: aquaculture; aquaponics; et al; fish; italy; production; research; system; water
• A Reinterpretation of Old Data the Variable Speed of Light in Gravity and why the 4th Dimension is not Time by Rahat, Mohammad Salman Farshi (2025) - So, even if we traveled faster than the speed of light, we wouldn’t see more light just a wider range within the narrow limits of what our eyes can detect. If this is true, then when light is emitted from a source and directed at an object, the temperature should increase as more light of the same frequency is projected onto that area. Keywords: dilation; effect; einstein; energy; experiment; field; frequencies; frequency; gravity; human; light; oscillation; question; spectrum; speed; system; time; water; way
• Enhancing Power Quality and Harmonic Analysis for Constant Power Supply Using ANN Based Satic Var Compensator (SVC) by Ifeanyi, Chukwuagu M.; Gregory, Ogbu; Linus, Chukwu (2025) - Scope of the Work The scope of this research encompasses the following key areas: LITERATURE REVIEW A comprehensive review of existing research on STATCOM control strategies, ANN applications in power systems, and harmonic analysis techniques. One promising approach is the application of Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) in controlling Static Var Compensators (SVCs), which are used for voltage regulation and reactive power compensation in power systems. Keywords: analysis; ann; compensator; harmonic; power; power failure; power quality; power supply; svc; system; var; voltage
• Power System Restoration Using Artificial Neural Network (ANN) by Ifeanyi, Chukwuagu M.; Gregory, Ogbu; Linus, Chukwu (2025) - This leads to introduction of Power system restoration using artificial neural network (ANN). To achieve this, it is carried out in this manner, characterizing power system restoration, establishing the causes of power system failure, designing a SIMULINK model for power system restoration, Training ANN in the causes of power system failure for an effective restoration, develop an algorithm that will implement the process, designing a SIMULINK model for power system restoration using ANN and Validating and justifying the percentage improvement in power system restoration with and without ANN. Keywords: ann; failure; power; power system; restoration; system; system restoration; utilities
• Contingency Evaluation of the Nigerian 330KV Transmission Grid Using Nuro-Fuzzy by Ifeanyi, Chukwuagu M.; Gregory, Ogbu; Linus, Chukwu (2025) - Research Publications and Reports • Existing research on applying neuro-fuzzy techniques to power system contingency evaluation, particularly studies focusing on Nigerian power systems or similar large-scale grids. Gaps and Opportunities While existing applications showcase the potential of Neuro-Fuzzy for power system contingency evaluation, specific research gaps remain: Limited Applications to Nigerian 330kV Grid Tailoring Neuro-Fuzzy models to this specific grid and its unique challenges is crucial. Keywords: 330kv transmission; cause; contingencies; contingency; fuzzy; line; neuro; power failure; system; transmission grid

• Managing Communication Challenges Towards Dispute Resolution in Court Annexed Mediation by De Ramos, Gloriliza SL; Pasion, Evangeline T (2023) - Always Often Sometimes Rarely Never F % F % F % F % F % 1. create an inclusive environment 50 84.7% 6 10.2% 3 5.1% 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 2. Always Often Sometimes Rarely Never F % F % F % F % F % 1. create an inclusive environment 8 80% 2 20% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 2. Keywords: communication; court; mediation; mediators; parties; proceedings

• Role of Social Media on Deviance and Crime: A Study on Content Creators of Tiktok by Shejuti, Kashfia Kaba (2023) - As the study focuses on Qualitative Content Analysis of Social Media TikTok, it is important to understand TikTok as an element of cultural criminology. TikTok is such social media platform that enables us to produce and share short videos and explore ourselves in front of global and local audiences. Keywords: app; bangladesh; case; content; crime; criminal; daily; deviance; media; online; people; study; tiktok; users; videos
• Black is the Most Disrespected Color in Religion by Rahman, Rafiqur (2024) - A religious-historical survey of Abrahamic religious traditions within the context of the African American community illumines a startling modern-day race- relations oriented reality and important religio-historical truth: Islām, like Christianity, and to a much smaller degree Judaism, took root in African American community as a Black faith tradition because of the sin of human trafficking and, to add insult to moral injury, was morally justified because of the Curse of Ham (Austin, 2012; Shaukat, 2020). Human trafficking (Transatlantic Slave Trade) lies at the root of the modern-day societal disparagement of Black people within present-day American society and, more to the point, is also arguably the origin point of racism, bigotry, and intolerance both within the Christian evangelical community and Keywords: american; black; day; gender; identity; people; queer; race; racism; sin; white
• Pragmatic Analysis on Political Text in Posters, Slogans and Jingles in Davao Del Norte, Philippines by Vallejo, Armand James (2022) - The practice is observed mostly in the political paraphernalia such as political text in posters, slogans, and jingles. Content analysis is the best suited to this project since it deals with political language (Fairclough, 1992). Keywords: context; davao; del; people; philippines; politician; posters; text

• A Comparative Evaluation of Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis Techniques for Selecting the Appropriate Vector Management Strategy in the Northern Zone of Plateau State, Nigeria by Nimlang, Nanlok Henry; Dusserre, Gilles; Bayle, Sandrine; Ertugay, Kivanc; Janaqi, Stefan (2024) - The article is structured as follows: Section 2 evaluates the study area, different malaria risk factors, expert consensus on selecting risk factors, assessment of various MCDA techniques, ranking references, and analysis of correlation coefficients. Table 1: Weights of malaria risk factors and the classification of criteria into cost and profits C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 Weight 0.047 0.079 0.125 0.445 0.271 0.033 Type Cost Profit Profit Profit Cost Profit The calculation of MCDA techniques used in the alternatives ranking analysis and preference ranking of MULTIMOORA and MOOSRA is shown in Table 2. Keywords: analysis; decision; factors; malaria; mcda; ranking; risk; risk factors; study; techniques; topsis

• Analyses of Quality of Life Variation in Nun River Oilfield Communities, Bayelsa State Nigeria by Sinclair Amatari, Amatari-Breford; Opaminola N, Digha; Odafivwotu, Ohwo; Inainfe., Numoipre; Tarelayefa., Clarke (2025) - Pa ge 1 Pa ge 83 American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (AJMRI) Analyses of Quality of Life Variation in Nun River Oilfield Communities, Bayelsa State Nigeria Amatari-Breford, Sinclair Amatari1*, Digha Opaminola N.2, Ohwo Odafivwotu3, Numoipre Inainfe.1, Clarke Tarelayefa.1 Volume 4 Issue 4, Year 2025 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v4i4.1579 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: March 08, 2023 Accepted: April 19, 2023 Published: June 26, 2025 This studyexamined quality of life variations in Nun River Oilfield Communities and Adjoining Communities. See figure 3. Available, in use (AIU) 4 29 90 75 154 46 Total 220 100 120 100 340 100 Figure 2: Essential Goods and services in Nun River Oilfield Communities and Adjoining Communities Figure 3: Beneficial intervention of CSR in Nun River Oilfield Communities and Adjoining Communities Results showed that in the Nun River Oilfield Communities 147(67%) of the respondents said that CSR interventions projects undertaken by the SPDC was beneficial, and 73(33%) said that they were not beneficial. Keywords: area; communities; life; nun; oilfield; qol; quality; river; total

• A Grassroots Solutions for Global Challenges: The Role of Self-Help Groups in Building Sustainable Livelihoods and Resilience to Climate Change in Nyakach, Kenya by Atieno, Paul Okello; Mose, George N; Oino, Peter G; Ombachi, Nicholas K (2024) - Future research should further explore the contribution of social capital to mitigating climate change and fostering sustainable livelihoods among SHG members in Nyakach Sub County, Kenya. Previous research has established a link between SHG participation and livelihood diversification and empowerment, but the extent to which this contributes to enhancing sustainable livelihoods in the context of climate change impact is not well understood. Keywords: assets; capital; change; climate; climate change; competencies; groups; help; livelihoods; members; participation; self; shg; shgs; study

• Forecasting Tomato Variety for Different Seasons and Regions of Bangladesh by Yasmin, Nur Saida; Ali, Mohammad; Robbani, Mahbub; Rajib, Md Mijanur Rahman (2022) - The variety Mintoo produced the highest number of cluster per plant (10.89) and variety BARI tomato 2 produced the second highest number of cluster per plant (9.33). Therefore, varieties BARI tomato 2 &3, Roma VF and Tidy might be promising to cultivate in many regions of Bangladesh. Keywords: bangladesh; bari; chlorophyll; cluster; fruit; medium; number; plant; temperature; tomato; university; variety; yield
• Exploring the Social Consequences of Child Marriage on Girls: Insights from Rural Naogaon District in Bangladesh by Islam, Md. Ariful; Akter, Mst. Sharmin; Surovi, Jakiya Ferdous; Khatun, Mst. Rabeya; Islam, Md. Aminul (2025) - However, To eliminate child marriage from Patari union our recommendations are: Government must launce awareness campaigns indicating its harmful effects through culturally relevant media like dramas, short films, bioscope and mobile shows; Government, NGOs and INGOs must organize regular basis seminars, workshops, and courtyard meetings for consciousness of the villagers about child marriages; Furthermore, local child marriage prevention committees comprising educated youth, teachers, local political leaders and socially and economically influential community members should be formed to actively prevent child marriages and support law enforcement in taking legal actions. Evolution in the evidence base on child marriage 2000–2019: UNFPA- UNICEF Global Programme to End Child Marriage. Keywords: area; bangladesh; child; child marriage; divorce; family; girls; marriage; study; violence; years

• Impact Analysis of Urban Street Edges of Residential Area in Dhaka, Bangladesh by Nabila, Sayed; Nazmul, Ahmed Roni; Mian, Md Jawad Ibne Iqbal; Saifuzzaman, Mohammad (2022) - Hrishi Desai narrated the aforementioned attributes and features of street edge, and also described three fundamental characteristics of street edges on the basis of physical and visual permeableness (Desai, n.d.). Street edge is a crucial feature that create the character of the street. Keywords: area; building; edge; public; space; street; width
• Context and Realities of Policy Implementation in South Africa: Quo Vadis by Nokele, Sonayena kenneth (2022) - This article concludes that actors of public policy implementation must be seen as formal and have access to ‘implementation structures’ that they can use to advance their own “different interests; values; perceptions and policy preferences during the implementation process. Furthermore, the paper recommends that public policy implementation should be entrusted to suitable government departments that have the necessary administrative capacities. Keywords: actors; africa; government; implementation; lack; policies; policy; policy implementation; public; south

• Knowledge of Residents and Barangay Officials on Disaster Risk Reduction and Preparedness in Oriental Mindoro, Philippines by Tanguid, Salcedo B Jr; Tanguid, Richelle V (2023) - Pa ge 1 Pa ge 65 American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (AJMRI) Knowledge of Residents and Barangay Officials on Disaster Risk Reduction and Preparedness in Oriental Mindoro, Philippines Salcedo B. Tanguid, Jr.1, Richelle V. Tanguid1* Volume 2 Issue 5, Year 2023 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v2i5.2054 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: August 25, 2023 Accepted: September 23, 2023 Published: October 11, 2023 This study assessed the level of disaster risk reduction knowledge of residents and barangay officials in the disaster-prone municipalities of Oriental Mindoro on disaster preparedness and significant differences on the assessment of the two groups of respondents. To determine the respondents’ level of disaster risk reduction knowledge, weighted mean was used . Keywords: barangay; disaster; disaster risk; knowledge; mindoro; officials; reduction; residents; risk reduction

• Inspection and Evaluation Services as Determinants of Teacher Effectiveness in Public Secondary Schools in Southwest, Nigeria by Francis, Fakunle Adewunmi; Taiwo, Togunloju; Ajayi, Adedapo Adesina (2023) - level of secondary school teacher effectiveness in southwest, Nigeria. There is no significant relationship between evaluation services and Secondary school teacher effectiveness. Keywords: effectiveness; evaluation; inspection; nigeria; schools; secondary; services; teacher

• Analyzing Consumer Purchase Intention on Products with Green Packaging among the Gen Z in Iligan City, Philippines by Frias, John Oliver M.; Maghinay, Shairen L.; Onipig, Riashelle Anne B.; Alonzo, Albert A.; Dadole, Djannez M.; Vicente, Oliver Daniel J.; Galla, Malou R. (2025) - Adopting sustainable packaging practices is an opportunity to address growing customer concerns regarding the impact of product packaging on the environment. Green packaging is one of the innovative ideas to lessen the negative impact of packaging on the environment. Keywords: attitude; behavior; concern; consumers; eco; intention; norms; packaging; products; purchase; willingness

• Implementation of Student Internship Program in the Philippines (SIPP) of Northwest Samar State University: Inputs for Improvement by Magnaye, Louiesito Jr (2022) - The CHED Guidelines on student internship are displayed in conspicuous places in the university for students’ guidance and reference. 4.24 E 0.87 4.50 HE 0.84 4.37 E 0.86 COMPOSITE MEAN 4.13 E 0.88 4.00 E 0.94 4.07 E 0.91 Legend: 4.50 – 5.00 = Highly Effective (HE); 3.50 – 4.49 = Effective (E); 2.50 – 3.49 = Moderately Effective (ME); 1.50 – 2.49 = Less Effective (LE); 1.00 – 1.49 = Not Effective (NE) on student internship is displayed in conspicuous places in the University for students’ guidance and reference”, received the lowest rating as to effectiveness, as a matter of fact, it received “moderately effective” with a combined mean of 3.47 and an SD of 1.35. Keywords: coordinators; effectiveness; implementation; internship; program; sipp; student; student interns; university

• Climate Change Implication on Palestine: A Case Study Jenin Governorate by Yaqob, Eyad Yaqoub (2023) - This study would identify the climate change variables in Jenin district for more than 100 years especially temperatures and rainfall derived from observed, historical data to show if there is an existence of climate change. Pa ge 1 Pa ge 70 American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation (AJMRI) Climate Change Implication on Palestine: A Case Study Jenin Governorate Eyad Yaqoub Yaqob1* Volume 2 Issue 3, Year 2023 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v2i3.1441 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: March 24, 2023 Accepted: April 14, 2023 Published: May 22, 2023 Climate change negatively affects sustainable development in Palestine, especially Jenin Gover-norate, which is the food basket for Palestine. Keywords: agricultural; average; change; climate; figure; jenin; rainfall; springs; temperature; water

• Hepatoprotective Activity of Plant Extracts in Non-Human Models: The Toxicants Solvents and Diseased Models-A Review by Dongsogo, Julius; Larbie, Christopher; Idrissu , Abdul Mumeen; Abera , Ataanya Daniel; Daniel, Turrisoe (2023) - Innov. 2(6) 49-56, 2023 Aflatoxin B1 Phyllanthus amarus, Calendula officinalis, Parkia biglobosa Farghali et al., 2015, Ajiboye et al., 2014 Cyclophosphamide Phyllanthus fraternus, Hypericum triquetrifoliu, Eucalyptus globulus Usmani et al., 2019, Ghareeb et al., 2019, Ige et al., 2017 Doxorubicin/ Adriamycin Zingiber officinale, Curcuma Longa, Coconut Oil, Vernonia amygdalina Lai et al., 2021, Ezzat et al., 2020, Ige et al., 2017 Diclofenac Curcuma longa, Glycyrrhiza glabra, Moringa oleifera Ashraf et al., 2018, Hassan et al., 2015, Sarfo-Antwi et al., 2018 Streptozotocin Moringa oleifera, Vernonia amygdalina Ajiboyea et al., 2018, Enogieru et al., 2015 Bleomycin (BLM) Curcuma longa, Juglans regia Elzwi, 2019, Yankah et al., 2019 7-12, Dimethylbenzanthracene Turmeric, Garlic Choudhary et al., 2014, Chinnala et al., 2018, Potassium dichromate/ bromate (K2Cr2O7) Moringa oleifera, Allium cepa Elmansi et al., 2017, Akbarizare et al., 2020, Hydralazine Syz ygium aromaticum, Heliotrpium undulatum Patel et al., 2019, Lee et al., 2017 Ochratoxin A Allium sativum, Withania somnifera Jamuna et al., 2018 Rifampin Azadirachta indica, Carthmus tinctorius Akbari et al., 2019, Ezzat et al., 2020 Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) Sustained oxidative stress initiate chain hepatocyte peroxidation of membrane lipids, oxidize sulfhydryl group containing proteins of enzymes and alkylate hepatic cells DNA resulting loss of membrane permeability, inhibition of sensitive enzymes action and necrosis (Elzwi, 2019; Mohammed et al., 2020). Keywords: albino; effect; et al; extract; hepatoprotective; hepatotoxicity; journal; liver; plant; rats; research; toxicants

• Extended Fuzzy Rule Suram for Coffee Drying System by situmorang, zakarias; Wardoyo, Retantyo (2023) - Figure 2: Schedule of coffee drying system https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Pa ge 11 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Am. Fuzzyfication of the membership function in the range [0,5, 1] air conditions (ambient Ha humidity and changes in ambient humidity CHa for set point drying temperature (Td0 = 60oC) and drying humidity (Rdo = 65%) are presented in Figure 4. with variables: Keywords: chamber; coffee; cold; drying; energy; humidity; process; sur; swam; temperature

• Application of Pomegranate Peel Waste in Descaling of Stainless-Steel Water Boilers by Mohialdin, Soad Najmaldin; Raheem, Darya Jalil (2025) - Therefore, in our research project we wanted to remove limescale using environmentally-friendly products such as sour fruits byproducts such as pomegranate peel PGP which showed to be highly acidic (approx. Pomegranate peel is a rich reservoir of antioxidants, polyphenols, dietary fibre, and vitamins, which contribute to its remarkable bioactivity as biosorbent. Keywords: bond; cm−1; groups; lime; peel; pgp; pomegranate; scale; stretching; vibration; water

• Alicia Musika Kawayan: Unveiling Its Historical and Cultural Tapestry by Lloren, Bryan Bryle G.; Molina, Henry Jr. O.; Balansag, Maria Eunice B.; Madera, Rosel A.; Lumawag, Trisha G.; Cabahug, Mark Mauris E. (2025) - Versatility of Bamboo Instruments Versatility of Bamboo Instruments Alicia Musika Kawayan showcases a carefully curated set of bamboo musical instruments including the marimba kawayan (kulintang or bamboo xylophone), sugong, kuratong, tambol kawayan (snare drum), bagater, palakpak, bamboo flute, and ukulele. Alicia Musika Kawayan: Unveiling Its Historical and Cultural Tapestry Bryan Bryle G. Lloren1*, Henry Jr. O. Molina1, Maria Eunice B. Balansag1, Rosel A. Madera1, Trisha G. Lumawag1 Mark Mauris E. Cabahug1 Volume 4 Issue 4, Year 2025 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v4i4.4749 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: March 11, 2025 Accepted: April 18, 2025 Published: June 24, 2025 Keywords: alicia; alicia musika; bamboo; bohol; ensemble; group; instruments; kawayan; music; musika; musika kawayan; performances

• Phytochemical Screening and Antimicrobial Assay of Selected Plant Extracts with Ethnopharmacological Potential for Wound Healing by Cano, Junar; Pescuela, Joey; Antesa, Dorothy; Mortejo, Vinge Lyssa; Aguirre, Chrisabelle; Gallardo, Sophia Alyannah (2022) - For plant extracts with poor frothing effects, a small amount of 5% sodium carbonate solution was added to basify the extract. The sterile discs made from Whatman #1 filter paper (diameter 6mm) were soaked in plant extracts and were placed on the MHA agar surface with flamed forceps and gently pressed down to ensure contact with the agar surface. Keywords: + +; activity; bacteria; extract; guajava; healing; leaf; linn; plant; psidium; test; wound

• Improving Constant Power Supply in Renewable Energy Integration and Optimization Using ANN Based SVC by Ifeanyi, Chukwuagu M.; Gregory, Ogbu; Linus, Chukwu (2025) - To outwit this there was an introduction of improving constant power supply in renewable energy integration and optimization using ANN based SVC. To vehemently achieved this, it was done in this manner, characterizing and establishing the causes of power failure in improving constant power supply in renewable energy integration and optimization, training ANN in the established causes of power failure for effective minimization in improving constant power supply in renewable energy integration and optimization, designing a SIMULINK model for SVC, developing an algorithm that will implement the process, designing a SIMULINK model for improving constant power supply in renewable energy integration and optimization using ANN based SVC and validating and justifying percentage improvement in the reduction of establish causes of power failure in improving constant power supply in renewable energy integration and optimization with and without ANN based SVC. Keywords: energy; failure; improving; integration; optimization; power; supply

• Review on Collaborative Strategic Marketing for Sustainable Manufacturing Growth of Saudi Small Medium Enterprises (SME): A Focus on Technologically Competent Generation by Alessa, Abdulaziz; Afy-Shararah, Mohamed; Parsavellas, John (2024) - RO2 Determine how this collaborative strategic marketing helps Saudi Arabia SMEs to gain a competitive advantage. To improve the competitiveness of SMEs, job creation, and innovation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, it became necessary for Saudi Arabia SMEs to create strategic alliances (Camarinha-Matos et al., 2024). Keywords: arabia; et al; growth; manufacturing; marketing; research; review; saudi; saudi arabia; smes; sustainability; systematic

• Identifying the Subanens among the Lumads: A Case Study on Subaben Culture in the Philippines by Sebrero, Dirb Boy O (2023) - While the ethnic minorities of Luzon/Visayas are presented individually as distinct ethnic minorities, the ones in Mindanao are divided between ethnic minorities under the Moro share their common faith, while the ethnic minorities under the classification of the Lumad share nothing more than their struggle for self – determination and their ancestral domain, which is all true for all other ethnic minorities. The use of term Lumad as reference to the Subanens of Guimad, Ozamiz City and all other ethnic minorities should be evaluated in order to guarantee that the distinct diverse identities, and cultures of these ethnic minorities are not reduced into a common, singular narrative. Keywords: city; community; lumad; mindanao; minorities; reference; subanens; tay; term

• Sources of Technical Inefficiency for Smallholder Field Pea Producers in Ethiopia by Muleta, Gadisa (2024) - Finally, sex, age, education, livestock holding, experience in field pea production, access to off-farm income, plot distance, distance from the main market, access to extension services, access to credit, participation in contract farming, adoption of field pea technologies, access to training in pulse production, land ownership and participation in field pea improved seed production were the variables included as the variables affecting the inefficiency of field pea producers. The interaction of labor with seed and seed with the chemical was found to have a negative effect on the field pea efficiency, while the interaction of labor with chemical, seed with plot size, and oxen with the chemical was found to have a positive effect on field pea production efficiency. Keywords: access; crop; efficiency; field; field pea; pea; plot; production; result; variables

• Cross-Sectioning the Literacy Status of the Schools Division of Calbayog City by Purcia, Erwin L; Matan, Lourdes L; Sumbise, Geraldine P (2023) - Mid-Assessment 29.75 12 29.6713 8.5654 Phil-IRI English Pair 2 Grade 12 Pre-Assessment 24.5 12 31.9218 9.215 Phil-IRI English Grade 12 Mid-Assessment 19.167 12 24.0297 6.9368 Phil-IRI English Table 18: Paired Samples Test Paired Differences t df Sig. (2-tailed)Mean Std. Pre-Assessment 20.1667 69.5764 20.085 -24.0401 64.3734 1.004 11 0.337 Phil-IRI Filipino Grade 9 Mid-Assessment Phil-IRI Filipino Pair 4 Grade 10 Pre-Assessment 19.9167 37.597 10.8533 -3.9714 43.8047 1.835 11 0.094 Phil-IRI Filipino Grade 10 Mid-Assessment Phil-IRI Filipino https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Pa ge 83 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Am. Keywords: assessment; grade; iri; mid; pair; phil

• Potentiality of Digested Rotten Guava Medium (DRGM) in Replacement of Kosaric Medium (KM): Perspective of Spirulina platensis culture by Rahman, Md Hashibur; Ashraful Alam, Mohammad ; Flura; Saiful Islam, Md ; Arifuzzaman, Md; Moniruzzaman, Md; Al-Amin; Sharmin, Sultana; Asma, Jaman; Kawser Didar, Md Abu; Mustafiz, Md (2022) - Spirulina was inoculated into each culture flask to Table 2: Experimental design for Spirulina platensis culture using supernatant of three different concentrations of digested rotten guava (DRG) Types of medium Treatments Replications Amounts rotten guava (%) Duration of culture (days) Very small amount of crude fibre (%) was found in spirulina grown in Table 3: Experimental design for Spirulina platensis culture using supernatant of three different concentrations of digested rotten guava (DRG) Treatments T1 (20% DRG) T2 (40% DRG) T3 (60% DRG) Keywords: culture; day; drg; experiment; guava; media; medium; platensis; spirulina; supernatant

• Disaster Resilience and Capability in the Maintenance of Public Order During Disaster of Calamity-Prone Municipalities in Oriental Mindoro, Philippines by Tanguid, Salcedo B, Jr; Tanguid, Richelle V (2023) - This study examined the level of disaster resilience and extent of capability of calamity- prone areas in the maintenance of public order during disaster, among the respondents, the barangay officials, and the residents in the disaster-prone municipalities in Oriental Mindoro. This study employed a descriptive-quantitative research design in which the level of disaster resilience and extent of the capability of calamity-prone areas in the maintenance of public order during disaster, among the respondents, the barangay officials (n=180), and the residents (n=379) in the disaster-prone municipalities in Oriental Mindoro. Keywords: areas; barangay; calamity; disaster; disaster resilience; officials; order; residents; resilience

• Discovering Variability in Population of T-Lymphocyte Subsets Present in Peripheral Blood of Patients Co-Infected by HIV and HBV Through Laboratory Medicine by Ibrahim, Suzan Eid Elshishtawy (2024) - HIV binds to the chemokine receptors CCR5 or CXCR4 and glycoprotein such as gp120 on CD4 T cells (CD4TL), which allow HIV RNA to enter the lymphocyte cells, hijack the machinery and cause apoptosis (Armani-Tourret et al., 2021). Discussion HIV, known to target CD4 T cells, causes a significant decrease in these cells, which makes it more difficult for the immune system to coordinate defenses against infections. Keywords: cd4; cd8; cells; count; hbv; hiv; immune; infection; patients; study; years

• Enhancing Value and Efficiency in Calamansi and Banana Processing: A Study on Waste Utilization and Chopping Machine Development by Caguay, Marjun (2023) - Design of banana slicing machine. Thus, the study aimed to develop a specialized chopping machine for efficiently processing Calamansi peel and rag, as well as banana pulp for making banana chips. Keywords: banana; calamansi; capacity; chips; chopping; cost; design; efficiency; machine; php; slicing

• Indigenous Fishing Techniques of Pilar Fisher Folks in Pilar Bay by Contreras, Eric Esteban B.; Obligar, Philomel Innocent; Dayal, Elizabeth C.; Magnifico, Christopher (2025) - Traditional fishing methods have their own value as a sustainable method of harvesting systems with the least detrimental effects on the fishing environment, even in light of the pollution and financial losses that contemporary fishing systems and fleets inflict to the ecosystem. It is advised that the fishermen in Pilar Bay continue to employ traditional fishing methods and that the LGU give them the credit they deserve in light of the study’s conclusions. Keywords: bamboo; fishermen; fishing; gear; methods; net; nets; study; techniques
• Handling Class Imbalance in Credit Card Fraud Using Various Sampling Techniques by Rabiul Alam, Bhuiyan; Shimu Khatun, Mst; Taslim, Md; Alam Hossain, Md (2022) - Detection of credit card fraud transactions using machine learning algorithms and neural networks: A comparative study. Shimu Khatun1, Rabiul Alam Bhuiyan1, Md. Taslim1 Volume 1 Issue 4, Year 2022 ISSN: 2158-8155 (Online), 2832-4854 (Print) DOI: https://doi.org/10.54536/ajmri.v1i4.633 https://journals.e-palli.com/home/index.php/ajmri Article Information ABSTRACT Received: September 22, 2022 Accepted: September 30, 2022 Published: October 02, 2022 Over the last few decades, credit card fraud (CCF) has been a severe problem for both cardholders and card providers. Keywords: accuracy; card; class; credit; dataset; fraud; learning; precision; recall; sampling; smote; techniques

• Flexural Strength of Reinforced - Bamboo Concrete Infill Structural Beam Subjected to Concentrated Load at Midspan by Bacosa Jr, Cesario A; Loretero, Michael E (2023) - Structural beams to determine the flexural strength of the bamboo culms, bamboo culm as beams were reinforced with concrete infill and bamboo culm beams without concrete infill to determine the significant difference between the flexural strengths of bamboo culms as a beam of different species when Untreated, treated with sea seawater, treated with seawater plus 10 percent solution of mango polyphenol, No concrete infill, and Infill with concrete. 2(2) 108-114, 2023 Table 2: Flexural strength of bamboo culm beam reinforced with concrete infill. Keywords: bamboo; concrete; culm; dendrocalamus; infill; mango; polyphenol; seawater; strength

• Qiblah Angle and Direction of Some Mosques in Zuru Metropolis by Hassan-Maiwa, Yusuf (2024) - Qiblah angles for Zuru mosques using world map of accurate times Table 4: List of mosques above 68.7° angle. No. Name Angle 1 Federal University of Agriculture, Zuru 68 2 Senator Bala's residencial mosque, zango 68 3 Zanga Sahaba Juma'at mosque, zanga 68 Figure 3: Summary of masjid qiblah angles computed from the mean of table 1 Figure 4: Keywords: angle; masjid; mosques; qiblah; res; tools; zuru

• Design, Fabricate Multi-Function Tiger Grass (Thysanolaena Maxima) Pollen Grains Remover with Soft-Broom/Samhod Wood Lathe Assembly and Convertible Rice Palay Thresher by Jimcel , P Pecaso; Alvin, O. Primavera (2022) - work that examine the evaluation of machines, handling and performance characteristics, economic impact, and the greater benefits they would offer to users and manufacturers, thus this project study was conceptualized. The electric motor was rated at 1.5horsepower equivalent to 1.122kilowatt (1hp=.7457kw), operating at 1740 revolution per minute(rpm) was found to be capable of the driving the palay thresher, pollen grain remover and carving device one at a time. Keywords: assembly; grass; machine; pollen; remover; speed; tiger

• Sculpting Confidence: Pattern Alterations for Figure Variations to Enhance Fit of Women’s Upper Body Contour Garments by Gopura, Sumith; Samaraweera, Nirosha (2025) - Garment pattern design and comfort. It’s important to note that different sari blouse makers may use their unique pattern-making systems, so specific instructions for creating sari blouse patterns are not provided here. Keywords: blouse; body; bust; fabric; figure; fit; garment; line; measurements; pattern; sari; shoulder

• Numerological Study Proposing New Names for Sri Lanka and Rupees for Better Prosperity by Wanigasekera, I U (2022) - According to the study, numerology names seems to have an impact on the country and the places it is used. New names were made according to Chaldean Numerology and the results were analyzed the after. Keywords: countries; country; lanka; number; numerology; sri

• Template-Free Synthesis and Control Drug Release of Calcium Carbonate-Hydroxylapatite Composite by Yahaya, Sulemana ; Ibrahim, Tarlutu ; Ibrahim, Abdul-Rauf (2022) - The low pressure (10.0 MPa) loaded composite released 92% of the loaded ibuprofen within 30 min whereas the high pressure (17.0 MPa) loaded composite released 80% of the loaded ibuprofen within the same time period. The low pressure (10.0 MPa) loaded composite gave faster dissolution compared to the high pressure (17.0 MPa) loaded composite up until about 150 min because of the less loading effect. Keywords: caco3; composite; drug; figure; hap; ibuprofen; pressure

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