Hybrid-Service Learning During Disasters: Coaching Teachers Develop Sustainability-Integrated Materials

Aurelio Vilbar Abstract The destructive impact of Typhoon Rai in 2021, which caused a prolonged power blackout in Cebu, Philippines, and the outbreak of typhoid fever cases in 2022 served as catalysts for the elementary public-school teachers in Barili, Cebu, to enhance the integration of education for sustainable development (ESD) within their curriculum. This descriptive research aimed to address the coaching request of Barili teachers...

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Fluid violence and the human rights of children in the Philippines

Archill Niña Faller-Capistrano ABSTRACT Southeast Asia has been more vigilant with regard to children’s rights since the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child came into force in 1990. Regionally, the Philippines is a recognised champion of treaty-ratification and child-friendly legislation. Nevertheless, domestic progress in child rights discourse contrasts with a slide towards punitive policies, with the realities of fluid abuse...

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Mindfulness for Children? A Comparative Studyof Boy Novices in Buddhist Temples in Vietnamand Thailand

Hang Thanh Pham1 Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics, Ho Chi Minh, VietnamChi Phuong Tran2 Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics, Ho Chi Minh, VietnamRonald A. Pernia3* University of the Philippines, Cebu, Philippines [email protected] Abstract: This study aims to examine the lived experience of boy novices in two Buddhist temples in Vietnam and Thailand.Lodged within the overarching framework of the United Nations Convention on the...

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Mess or match? How do academic perspectives meet the practitioner perspectives in terms of digital transformation?

Chi Phuong Tran a, Ronald A. Pernia b, Nhan Nguyen-Thanh c Abstract We present research comparing theoretical and practical knowledge on digital transformation. By determining the gap and synchronization of academic research and practitioners’ focus in the digital age, the paper aims to solve the puzzle of “transformative strategy,” “knowledge management,” and “innovation” that underlines the organisational design. Contributing to the...

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How Finnish and Filipino university students in business studies perceive leaders based on visual cues

Jari Martikainen Tiffany A. Tan Abstract This article sets out to examine cultural differences in perceiving leaders’ visual non-verbal behavior. It examines and compares how business students at universities in Finland and the Philippines perceive business leaders based on visual cues, drawing on social psychological theories of social categorization, person perception, and the cultural dimensions of leadership and organization. A total of 32...

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ON THE ZERO AND k-INFLATED NEGATIVE BINOMIAL DISTRIBUTION WITH APPLICATIONS

Ian Jay A. Serra Daisy Lou L. Polistico Abstract In the literature, there are a significant number of studies on mixtures and compound probability distributions used for count data with inflated frequencies. This study extended some existing zero-inflated distributions, by considering the flexibility of peaks in the data with excessive counts other than zeros and handled an overdispersion in the data. Moreover, this study formulated a proposed...

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