Quality Education
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Redefined Food Presentation Methods and Procedure: A Descriptive Study of the Influence of ASEAN Countries to the Filipino Cuisine as Perceived by Culinary Students
Authors: Vikki Carl Galvez, Therese Margaret Estropigan, Kiara Crisostomo, Ann Cathlene Medrana, Marian Kate Ylaya, Dr. Diosdado Cabiling, and Mark Lim Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: The prime focus of this study was to redefine food presentation methods and procedure of the Filipino cuisine and to identify the influence of ASEAN countries to the Filipino cuisine as…
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Skills Demand and Employment Opportunities at Hospitality Industry: A Proposed Input Plan for Target and National Certification Trainings
Authors: Niño Jose Ruedas, Jaynaur Ross Baladad, Kim Fernandez, Arvie Juarez, Diosdado Cabiling Jr., and Angelina Blanco Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: The primary objective of this descriptive type of research is to assess the skills demand and employment opportunities in the hospitality industry with an end view of proposing an input plan for target and national…
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THE USE OF VARK LEARNING STYLE ON TEACHING GRADE 8 MUSIC AND ARTS IN UPPER BICUTAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL: BASIS FOR A PROPOSED LOCALIZED-LEARNING APPROACH
Author: JOHN EDWARD DEGAMON Issue: 2022-2023 Abstract: Teaching strategies varies upon the learners and should be given importance for it gives the students the means to learn efficiently, as well as the teachers who will handle variety of students who learns differently. There are various ways to teach the students and this gives us the…
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RESEARCH ON THE IMPLEMENTION EFFECT OF UNIVERSITY STUDENT SUBSIDY POLICY – TAKING NANNING NORMAL UNIVERSITY AS AN EXAMPLE
Author: MO XUEHUA Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: Since the implementation of college enrollment expansion at the end of the 20th century, higher education in China has begun to enter the stage of popularization. In order to reduce financial pressure, encourage students to participate in higher education, the government has implemented the university fee policy, which makes…
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NAVAL OFFICER BASIC COURSE (NOBC) STUDENTS’ EXPERIENCES IN COPING WITH ONLINE LEARNING
Author: NONALYN DELA PAZ Issue: 2021-2022 Abstract: This study employed a qualitative research method with the participation of thirty-four (34) students out of the seventy-five (75) students from Naval Officers’ Basic Course (NOBC); 1st Quarter Training Program CY 2022, and Philippine Navy (PN) Instructors/Administrators. The NOBC students’ experiences of the online learning system were surfaced.…