GonioPi: Towards Developing a Scalable, Versatile, Reliable and Accurate Handheld-Wearable Digital
Goniometer

Thomas Jonathan R. Garcia Dhong Fhel K. Gom-os Abstract: Range of Motion (ROM) Testing is an important physical examination performed in physical therapy used in assessing the ROM of a patient’s joint. The most commonly used instrument for ROM Testing is the universal goniometer. The most common cause for unreliable and inaccurate joint angle ROM measurements is measurement errors. Multiple studies have been done to mitigate measurement errors...

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Agribusiness Organizing in the Philippine South: The Intertextual Power Play of Weather and Market Agencies

Crina E. Tañongon Abstract This paper shows how an agribusiness in a remote agrarian village in the Philippines has been organized in traditional ways amid technological advancements and the free market. The paper draws on the Montreal School’s CCO approach, which holds that organizing begins at the level of interaction and that nonhumans make a difference in social formation. Through analyzing the text exchanges between farm actors, the paper...

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Am I Wired to be Happy of My Job? Looking into the Dispositional Predictors of Job Satisfaction

Jonathan C. de la Cerna Abstract Research on the dispositional approach to job satisfaction focuses on personality variables, core self-evaluations, and positive and negative affectivity. However, most of these studies used research-intended scales rather than standard measures of these innate characteristics. Moreover, such a body of work also neglects other inherent factors like cognitive and emotional intelligence. The current study...

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Community Engagement in the Indigenous Education Discourse: Unravelling Policy Lessons from Lumad’s Alternative School in Mindanao, Philippines

Jae Mari D. Magdadaro Noe John Joseph E. Sacramento Abstract Indigenous people (IP) education has confronted inequality, cultural discrimination, and misrepresentation of indigenous knowledge that has furthered the systemic oppression of these marginalized sectors. However, the case of Lumad alternative schools in Mindanao, Philippines, offers a unique approach by utilizing community engagement in IP education that embodies collective and...

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Beyond Duterte: Conceptualizing a Research
Agenda of Populism Research in the Philippines

Ronald A. Pernia Abstract This article is an attempt to carve out a research agenda for an enriched populism research in the Philippines. Specifically, it analyzes journal articles drawn from academic database collections, examines its domains of publication, and core analytical approaches. Then, it situated these studies within the broader landscape of the Philippine political scholarship. The results suggest a thriving and flourishing...

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