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A community empowerment development plan fro government-assisted housing projects in the province of Ilocos sur
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University -Open University System, 2024) Buquing, Donna Michelle T.
The study aimed to create a Five-Year Community Empowerment Development Plan for the homeowners of Government-Assisted Housing Projects in the Province of Ilocos Sur toward inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable human settlements. A descriptive method of research was used in the study. Statistical tools used were frequency counts, percentages , 5-point Likert scale and weighted means. The study focused on the Core Shelter Assistance Project beneficiaries from the Municipalities of Caoayan and Santa and from Vigan City in the Province of Ilocos Sur. Purposive sampling was used to select target respondents. The study showed that homeowners display a moderate level of knowledge on inclusivity, high levels of knowledge in safety and security, and resiliency, and a moderate level of knowledge in sustainability. Their attitudes generally agree on indicators related to inclusivity, safety and security but appear undecided on indicators of resiliency and sustainability. Similarly, their practices are moderate in inclusivity, security and safety, resiliency, and sustainability. The topmost problems encountered by homeowners include accessibility issues for inclusivity, non-issuance of certificates of occupancy for safety and security, economic challenges for resiliency, and hesitation in accessing social protection programs and services for sustainability. The study concludes with recommendations on effectively implementing the five-year community empowerment development plan to engage homeowners in decision-making processes, fostering a sense of ownership, resilience, and collaboration within the community. These steps lead to the empowerment of homeowners in creating livable and sustainable communities.
Active listening and emphatic relationship skills training program for DMMMSU-MLUC junior beed students.
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University -Open University System, 2006) Palacpac, Therese P.
This study formulated a Training Program on Active Listening and Emphatic Relationship Skills for Junior BEED students of Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University, Mid-La Union Campus, City of San Fernando, La Union. Specifically it documented the profile of the Junior BEED, students as to sex , ordinal position as well as their psychological profile which consists of their locus of control, emotional quotient, level of motivation , and level of interpersonal relationship. The study also determined the level of interpersonal relationship. The study also the same students from which a training program on active listening and empathic relationship skills was formulated. The extent of validity of the training program on active listening and empathic relationship skills in terms of content, strategies, functionality and adaptability through the judgment of experts was proven. In order to answer the posited problems, profiling was done by surveying the respondents’ sex, ordinal position and psychological profile. An electronically downloaded 13-item test was used to measure the locus of control of the respondents. A 12-item test was also electronically downloaded to measure the emotional quotient of the respondents. The level of motivation, a 15-item checklist was adopted from the book. Organizational Behavior by Stephen Robbins (1998). The level of interpersonal relationship was measured using an 18-item checklist which was likewise adopted from the same book. An Active Listening Survey adapted from the UNDP-CSC Trainor’s Manual was administered together with the instrument on Perceptual Sensitivity by Justin Lucian (School Counseling, 1974) to measure Active Listening and Empathic Relationship Skills (ALERS) respectively. The respondents were mostly females and most are middle-born children. The respondents are more internal in terms of locus of control. Most of the respondents have high EQ and have high need for achievement. Moreover, most of the respondents emerged to have a high level of active listening and empathic relationship skills. Based on the results of the ALERS Survey, a training program on Active Listening and Empathic Relationship Skills was formulated and was validated in terms of content, strategies, functionality and adoptability through the judgment of experts. The ALERS training program is composed of the following: Day 1: Active Listening, Day 2: Attending Skills, Day 3: Awareness of Nonverbal Behaviors in Helping, Day 4: Perceiving Feelings, Day 5: Facilitative Responding, and Day 6: Post Evaluation. The training is composed of lecturettes and learning experiences which are processed following the principle of “mirroring,” “critic-ing,” and “clinicing.” Based on the findings, the following conclusions are drawn: The psychological profile of the third year BEEd. in terms of locus of control, emotional quotient, level of motivation and level of interpersonal relationship are foundations of trainable teacher education students for the enhancement of their active listening and empathic relationship skills. High active listening and empathic relationship when enhanced to become very high are good tools for better understanding between teacher and pupil that may result to more effective teaching-learning. A training program on active listening and empathic relationship skills (ALERS) for teacher education students considering the qualities of locus of control, emotional quotient, level of motivation and level of interpersonal relationship can enhance the two symbiotic skills that are necessary to broaden the repertoire of learning interventions.
Assessment and thematic analysis of activities of the Schools Division of Benguet based on clustering algorithm
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University - Mid La Union Campus, 2024-07) Frondarina, Gary B.; Cadaoas, Genevieve C.; Ledda, Mark Kristian C.; Sapuay-Guillen, Sheena I.; Mique Jr., Eusebio L.; Agtani, Joven B.
Evaluation is a critical tool in systematically assessing the effectiveness, efficiency, and output of various projects, programs, and activities. This research delves into the essential steps in activity evaluation, emphasizing the significance of clear goal definition, meticulous data collection, rigorous analysis, and insightful interpretation. It aimed to enhance activity evaluation methodologies and practices for activities within the Schools Division of Benguet (SDO). The study developed an Assessment and Thematic Analysis system using aClustering Algorithm for data analysis. This system processes and analyzes data from activities, providing a comprehensive overview of feedback and participants’ engagement. The study employed both descriptive and applied research designs, integrating the Cross Industry Standard Process for Data Mining (CRISP-DM) framework and the K-means clustering algorithm as the primary analysis tool. Concurrently, the Agile Kanban model was used for system development. The SDO Benguet Online Activity Evaluation System facilitates user segmentation, thematic analysis, and clustering. Rigorous testing ensured adherence to user acceptability standards, indicating the system's reliability and efficiency. Recommendations include encouraging full adoption of the online platform by program owners, providing proper ICT training and technical assistance, and implementing comprehensive monitoring and evaluation strategies. Further studies are suggested to expand assessment processes across different organizational settings, considering additional system configurations for improved outcomes.
Assessment and thematic analysis of activities of the schools division of Benguet based on clustering algorithm
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University – Mid La Union Campus, 2024-04) Frondarina, Gary Basilio.; Cadaoas, Genevieve C.; Ledda, Mark Kristian C.; Sapuay-Guillen, Sheena I.
Evaluation is a critical tool in systematically assessing the effectiveness, efficiency, and output of various projects, programs, and activities. This research delves into the essential steps in activity evaluation, emphasizing the significance of clear goal definition, meticulous data collection, rigorous analysis, and insightful interpretation. It aimed to enhance activity evaluation methodologies and practices for activities within the Schools Division of Benguet (SDO). The study developed an Assessment and Thematic Analysis system using a Clustering Algorithm for data analysis. This system processes and analyzes data from activities, providing a comprehensive overview of feedback and participants’ engagement. The study employed both descriptive and applied research designs, integrating the Cross Industry Standard Process for Data Mining (CRISP-DM) framework and the K-means clustering algorithm as the primary analysis tool. Concurrently, the Agile Kanban model was used for system development. The SDO Benguet Online Activity Evaluation System facilitates user segmentation, thematic analysis, and clustering. Rigorous testing ensured adherence to user acceptability standards, indicating the system's reliability and efficiency. Recommendations include encouraging full adoption of the online platform by program owners, providing proper ICT training and technical assistance, and implementing comprehensive monitoring and evaluation strategies. Further studies are suggested to expand assessment processes across different organizational settings, considering additional system configurations for improved outcomes.
Bio-physcial characterization and demographic profiling of sumigar forest researve in banaue, ifugao
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University -Open University System, 2020) Lucena, Carmen P.
The study determined the bio-physical characteristics and demographic profile of Sumigar Forest Reserve using the methods feel and roll, electrometric, gravimetric, PCQM, survey and interview. The results show that SFR has a very steep slope with highly diverse trees mostly dominated by Lithocarpus submonticola (elmer) rehder, Alnus japonica, and Weinmannia luzoniensis s. vidal. These are conserved through selective cutting, tree planting and “baki”. Mammals and aves also thrive in the area. The study area has a total population of 1,590 with 5-10 family members mostly has no schooling or elementary level attainment. Woodcarving and farming are the main sources of their livelihood. Farmers have 5-10 years farming experience with below 1-hectare agricultural land. SFR is very important to them especially in socio-economic and environmental benefits. However, problems like human encroachment, limited production area, increasing human population, soil erosion and decreasing productivity of the land also happen in the area.
Capabilities of non-teaching staff of the department of education- La Union schools divisions.
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University -Open University System, 2018) Cortes, Marisse Jane M.
This study aimed to determine the level of capabilities of the non-teaching staff of the Department of Education – La Union Schools Division as a basis in the formulation of a proposed training design. Specifically, it determined the: (a) profile of the respondents in terms of job function, employment status, highest educational attainment, length of service at the Department of Education and the number of training hours attended in a year; (b) level of capabilities of the non-teaching staff along the areas of basic skills composed of communication skill, writing skill, records management skill and computer skill; and behavioral skills composed of self-management, professionalism and ethics, results focus, teamwork, service orientation, innovation and work values; (c) capabilities and constraints of the respondents along basic and behavioral skills; (d) significant difference in the level of capabilities according to profile variables; (e) significant difference on the basic and behavioral skills of the non-teaching staff as perceived by themselves and the middle manager; and (f) formulated and validated training design for the non-teaching staff of the Department of Education - La Union Schools Division. The descriptive research design was used in the study through the use of questionnaire. Frequency counts, percentages, mean values, analysis of variance and t- test, were used in the analysis of data. All indicators were considered as constraints and were included in the proposed training design.
Capacity building of biomedical equipment engineers and technicians of Ilocos training and regional medical center
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University -Open University System, 2018) Cabatu, Benedict A.
This study aimed to determine the status of Ilocos Training and Regional Medical Center (ITRMC) biomedical services as basis of a proposed enhancement program. The Descriptive Research Design was used and helped the researcher to find answers to questions relating to the perceived status of biomedical services of ITRMC. The questionnaire was pilot tested to 25 respondents from the Region 1 Medical Center, Dagupan City and 298 staffs served as respondents for the Ilocos Training and Regional Medical Center. The goals of biomedical services in ITRMC are realized and accomplished. The biomedical staff are administratively excellent along technical and financial aspects of their duty. Work motivation and administrative capabilities are highly achievedregardless of position or nature of work in ITRMC.
Communication resources management training design.
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University -Open University System, 2006) Casimiro, Jennilyne O.
This study sought to develop a communication resource management (CRM) training design for the local government units (LGUs), particularly for the Province of La Union, based on the analysis and interpretation on the respondents’ perceived degree of CRM capability of the local government units of La Union in terms of manpower, money, materials, machine and methods; the extent of utilization of the communication media used by the LGUs; the perceived level of effectiveness of the service delivery of the CRM along the six (6) sectoral services namely health, education, social welfare, agriculture, environment, and peace and order. It used the descriptive evaluation research design with the questionnaire along with one-on-one interviews with key officials of the LGUs as the primary tools in gathering data relative to the specific problems cited. Documentary analysis was also done to verify the claims of the respondents specifically on the questions on degree of capability of the CRM of the LGUs in terms of the 5Ms. The respondents were 57 LGU officials composed of the vice-mayors, administrators, planning officers, information officers and department heads of the six sectoral services, namely health, social services, education, environment, agriculture, and peace and order; and 100 client- respondents from the lone city of San Fernando and the six (6) 1st to 3rd class municipalities of the Province of La Union comprising of the towns of Agoo, Aringay, Balaoan, Bangar, Bauang, and Naguilian. The two sets of questionnaires intended for the LGU respondents and client respondents were validated by 10 respondents each (for the LGU sector and the client sector) from the province of Ilocos Sur. Reliability test was conducted using Cronbach Alpha which resulted in reliability coefficients of .944 and .857, respectively, both signifying high reliability. Frequencies, percentages, ranks and weighted means including Likert’s rating scale were used for data analysis and interpretation. Findings showed that 1) for the degree of capability of the CRM of the local government units of La Union in terms of the 5M’s (manpower, money, materials, machines and methods), the result was moderate. Some of the LGUs addressed the need for a massive information/communication dissemination of government programs/projects; 2) for the extent of utilization of the communication media used that was based on the LGU’s level of accomplishments versus the targets of the communication activities conducted during the year under review, the grand mean of 2.40 indicates a poor or seldom utilization of the communication media; 3) perceived level of effectiveness of the service delivery of the CRM along the six sectoral services resulted to a 3.39 mean rating resulting to a moderate effectiveness where health program (3.65); social services (3.46); environment programs (3.56); and peace and order (3.54) were very effectively attained while education (2.84) and agriculture (3.28) resulted to a moderate effectiveness; 4) the overall status of the CRM was moderate with a mean rating of 3.02 as a result of the findings of the three (3) above variables which only imply an insufficiency of the input resources (manpower, money, materials, machines and methods) to effectively carry out the LGU goals and objectives; 5) based on the survey conducted, most of the respondents from the LGUs opted for a Development Communication Training, a CRM Training Design that can be proposed for effective communication and information capabilities of the local government; that was validated by five senior staff of the Philippine Information Agency in terms of its usability and functionality. It was concluded that 1) LGUs in La Union generally lacked the necessary communication resources (5Ms) to effectively implement vital communication programs/projects in terms of adequacy of these resources; 2) the use of communication media was not adequately tapped; 3) perceived level of effectiveness of the service delivery of the LGUs CRM along manpower, money, materials, machines and methods was moderate implying a need to strengthen the CRM of LGUs; 4) the status of the present CRM of the LGUs is not sufficient to effectively carry out the LGU goals and objectives; and, 5) a Development Communications Training was designed to enhance and ensure an effective communication and information capabilities of the LGUs in La Union. Based on the findings and conclusions drawn, the researcher recommends that local chief executives should address the need to create their respective information offices with full time information personnel to address the information needs of the municipality and continuously train and retrain the personnel. It is strongly recommended for the chief executives to adopt the proposed validated CRM Training Design and tapped Information Officer’s expertise of the Philippine Information Agency as resource speakers.
Comparative analysis of contract and non-contract backyard Swine raising in the Province of Ilocos Sur
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University - North La Union Campus, 2017-05) Fontanilla, Graham Max P.
This study was conducted to determine the comparative analysis of contract and non-contract backyard swine raising in the province of Ilocos Sur. Specifically,this study aimed to determine the production practices, and marketing practices, profitability level and problems encountered. Purposive random sampling was used. Data were analyzed using the measure of central tendency. This study shows that feed supply was the equity of the contract raisers, used controlled feeding with adlibitum water and health management was practiced. Noncontract hog raisers provided all inputs. In marketing, pricing was based on the current kilogram live weight. Profitability analysis shows, 24.24% ROI on contract hog raising and 28.77% on non-contract hog raising. Unregulated price of live weight was considered as extremely serious problem and feed supply for the pigs for the noncontract raisers.
Computer education I in selected public secondary schools of La Union: Basis for a three-year action plan.
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University -Open University System, 2007) Runas, Viena Lyn A.
The study aimed to develop a Three-Year Action Plan in Computer vEducation I for public secondary schools of La Union, School Year 2006-2007. Specifically, this study determined the following: profile of teachers in Computer Education I in terms of their age, sex, civil status, highest educational attainment, major and minor fields of specialization, number of years teaching computer education and trainings attended related to computer education for the last two years; profile of students enrolled in Computer Education in terms of ownership of computer, software/programs used, extent of exposure to Internet services such as chat, digital research, games and e-mail; profile of the schools in terms of the extent of adequacy of know are/ peopleware, software and hardware; level of attainment of objectives of computer education based on the Philippine Secondary Schools Learning Competencies (PSSLC), extent of utilization of teaching strategies/methodologies; and capabilities and constraints of computer education in selected public secondary schools of La Union. The descriptive research was employed using the questionnaire as the main data gathering tool. The respondents of this study were the 30 Computer teachers from the nine selected national high schools in the Division of La Union and 345 students in fourth year who finished Computer Education I during their third year. Descriptive statistics was used in the analysis and interpretation of the data. Statistical tools used were frequency counts, percentages and mean. The results of the study showed that 50% of the teacher respondents were within the age bracket of 36-40; 73.30% were female and married, 56.70% were BS with MA/MS units while 10% with units in Ph. D. /Ed. D, 70% of the teachers taught computer subject for 1-3 years and 93.30% had attended the division level. As to students profile, 30.5% owned a computer while 69.57% did not. Most of the students used MS Word and MS Excel and chat has the highest extent of exposure among the IT services. The extent of adequacy of know are/peopleware was moderate. The ratio of teacher to student was 1:65; ratio of computer to student was 1:11 and teacher to computer was 1:6. The level of attainment of the objectives of Computer Education I in selected public secondary schools of La Union based on the Philippine Secondary Schools Learning Competencies (PSSLC) was moderate. The extent of utilization of teaching strategies/methodologies was moderate. The capabilities were on the adequacy of monitors, scanners, floppy diskette and compact disc (CD); on the other hand, constraints were on the adequacy of know are/peopleware, software and computer peripherals; the level of attainment of objectives in computer education and the extent of utilization of teaching strategies. A Three-Year Action Plan in Computer Education I was proposed for the public secondary schools in La Union. Based on the findings, the following conclusions were deduced: The profile of Computer Education I teachers contribute in facilitating knowledge and skills in computer. Majority of the students who own computers can learn better the skills. Know are and software are very much wanting. Computer Education I in public secondary schools is implemented in spite of the dire need for more hardware and more skillful know are. Computer teachers in the selected public secondary schools used varied teaching strategies/methodologies in teaching, thus, the teaching-learning situation in Computer Education is effective. Capabilities for Computer Education are assets in teaching-learning but may still regress considering the many constraints. The proposed Three-Year Action Plan in Computer Education I may improve the teaching-learning environment of the said subject.
Correlates of DMMMSU fiscal management
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University -Open University System, 2006) Aganon, Leonila P.
This study determined the level of attainment of the objectives of the DMMMSU fiscal management. The finance heads and staff, and the administrators which included the chancellors, deans, directors, chairmen and other unit heads of the three (3) campuses of DMMMSU namely: North La Union Campus (NLUC), Mid La Union Campus (MLUC) and South La Union Campus (SLUC) served as respondents to answer the following research questions: 1. What is the profile of the employees in finance division of DMMMSU as to sex, civil status, age, highest educational attainment, civil service eligibility, licensure examination, length of service, and locus of control 2. What is the level of job satisfaction of the employees in the finance division in terms of: a). motivational factors: recognition, professional growth, achievement, work itself, and responsibility, and b) maintenance factors: interpersonal relationship, job security, working conditions, supervision, and compensation? 2.1 Is there no significant difference between the perception of the respondents by campus and by group? 3. What is the level of efficiency of resources in the finance division of DMMMSU in terms of manpower, materials, money, and methods? 3.1. Is there no significant difference between the perception of respondents by campus and by group?4. What is the level of attainment of the objectives of DMMMSU fiscal management in the areas of resource allocation, and accountability? 4.1. Is there no significant difference between the perception of respondents by campus and by group? 5. Are there no significant relationships between the level of attainment of DMMMSU fiscal management and the level of job satisfaction; and level of efficiency of manpower, materials, money and methods? For the analysis of the data gathered, means was used. The PearsonProduct Moment Correlation was used to determine the relationship between the input and output variables as perceived by the respondents. Test of significance was done at .05 level of confidence. For comparison of perceptions, analysis of variance was used with the Scheffe test for post comparison. The twenty-eight (28) respondents from the finance division from the three (3) campuses of DMMMSU have varying sex, civil status, age, highest educational attainment, licensure examination passed, civil service eligibility and length of service. The locus of control of the employees was rated high with a mean rating of 3.98. Hence, the hypothesis is accepted. The level of job satisfaction of the employees in finance division of DMMMSU as to motivational factors is 3.82 equivalent to very satisfied descriptive rating. As to maintenance factors, it had an over all mean of 3.83 equivalent to very satisfied. By campus, the perception of the respondents on the level of job satisfaction was not significantly different with P-value of 0.136. However, there was significant difference in the perception of respondents by groups with P-value of 4.48E-07. This was brought about by the higher rating given by the administrators at 4.429 compared to those of the finance group with a rating of 3.817. Hence, the null hypothesis is not accepted by groups but accepted as per campus. The level of efficiency of resources in the finance division is very efficient with an over all mean of 3.90. By campus, there was no significant difference between the perceptions of the respondents with P-value of 0.750. Likewise, there was no significant difference in the perceptions of the respondents by group with P-value of 0.531. Hence, the null hypothesis is accepted. The level of attainment of the objectives of DMMMSU fiscal management registered “very highly attained” rating at 4.21. By campus, there was no significant difference in the perceptions of the respondents with P-value of 0.539. Likewise, there was no significant difference between the perceptions of the respondents by groups with P-value of 0.069. Hence, the null hypothesis is accepted by campus and accepted by groups. As a whole, the level of attainment of the objectives of fiscal management and level of job satisfaction are not significantly related, therefore the null hypothesis is accepted. On the other hand, the level of efficiency of resources is significantly correlated to the attainment of objectives of fiscal management with r value of .571 and therefore the null hypothesis is not accepted. The study concludes that the high level of attainment of the objectives of the DMMMSU fiscal management had greatly contributed to successful implementation of the various programs, projects and activities of the three (3) campuses of the university on account of the high level of job satisfaction of the finance employees and the very efficient management of its resources.
Counterfeit Philippine Currency in the City of San Fernando, La Union
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University -Open University System, 2010) Hermosura, Melody P.
The study assessed the counterfeit currency in San Fernando City. Descriptive method of research was used. Respondents were 122 bankers. In the treatment of data, frequency counts, percentages, and means were employed. The counterfeit currencies received by the BSP La Union Regional Office had increasing trend. The office conducted 2 lectures and used 4 counterfeit detection instruments/ machines. Majority were tellers from universal and commercial banks, with 21-30 years modal age, mostly females , married and baccalaureate degree graduates. Their modal year of stay was 1-10 years, attended 1-5 seminars/training and using 1-5 counterfeit detection instruments. The bankers were highly aware of the laws and regulations, and on counterfeit currency features. BSP's level of implementation of information dissemination was moderate. Awareness of laws and regulations, features of counterfeit Philippine currency were capabilities, while BSP's information dissemination implementation was constraints. Policy recommendations were developed to combat counterfeit currencies.
Developing of electrochemistry laboratory kit using indian mango (mangifera indica) peel extract as an electrolyte
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University -Open University System, 2022) Villanueva, Crislyn C.
The study sought to determine the potential of Indian Mango (Mangifera indica) Peel Extract as electrolyte to common dry cell by determining its pH and voltage in the following forms - Liquid Form Crude Extract, Liquid Form Ethanol Extract, Jelly Form Crude Extract, Jelly Form Ethanol Extract, and each in volumes of 10 mL, 15 mL, and 20 mL. The 20 mL liquid form of crude extract produced the highest voltage with a mean of 1.120. It was able to power a LED utilizing six (6) cells, a calculator with two (2) cells, and an alarm clock with ten (10) cells. The values that were obtained in the activity using the LED device was used to determine the capacity of the battery. The battery capacity is 309.129 mAh. An electrochemistry laboratory kit with instruction manual was developed as a product of the experiment and was rated Very High in validity.
Different levels and frequencies of carrageenan on the growth and yield of snap beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) under San Gabriel, La Union conditions
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University- North La Union Campus, 2026-05) Tuyan, Serene Genesis R.
TUYAN, SERENE GENESIS. (2023). Different Levels and Frequencies of Carrageenan Application on the Growth and Yield of Snap Beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) Under San Gabriel, La Union Conditions. Master of Science in Agronomy. Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University, North La Union Campus, College of Graduate Studies, Bacnotan, La Union. Adviser: Analyn V. Sagun, Ph.D. Carageenan has been identified as a potential foliar fertilizer for crop cultivation. Hence, the study aimed to investigate the effects of various levels of Carageenan (L1: 1.6ml/16L water, L2: 180ml/16L water, L3: 200ml/16L water), different frequencies of application (F1: once a week, F2: every two weeks, F3: every three weeks after germination), the interaction between levels and frequencies of application, and the economic feasibility of using carrageenan for snap bean production. The research was conducted at Sitio Pulicay, Barangay Lipay Sur, San Gabriel, La Union from February to May 2022. Results of the study revealed that the performance of snap beans was not significantly influenced by the levels and frequencies of carrageenan foliar fertilizer. Moreover, the interaction between the different levels and frequencies of carrageenan fertilizer demonstrated comparable effects on the various parameters tested in snap bean cultivation.
Different rearing systems and levels of guava (Psidium guajava) leaf meal for broilers (Junior Chicks) under Naguilian, La Union conditions
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University- North La Union Campus, 2023-05) Segundo, Emmanuel T.
SEGUNDO, EMMANUEL T. (2023), Different Rearing Systems and Levels of Guava (Psidium guajava) Leaf Meal for Broilers (Junior Chicks) Under Naguilian, La Union Conditions. Master of Science in Animal Science. Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University North La Union Campus, College of Graduate Studies, Bacnotan, La Union. Adviser: Camalig, Fe M., Ph.D. The rearing systems and feedstuffs are vital elements in broiler production. The study determined the performance of broiler (Junior chicks) as influenced by different rearing systems and levels of guava leaf meal. One hundred twenty unsexed Junior chicks were randomly distributed into eight treatment combinations in three replications employing Strip Plot Design. This study was conducted on December 9, 2022 – January 13, 2023, at Nagsidorisan, Naguilian, La Union. Results showed that battery cage rearing system resulted to heavier final weight and gain in weight of birds compared to deep-litter rearing system. However, the levels of guava leaf meal did not significantly influence the performance of broilers (Junior chicks). Furthermore, a comparable performance of broilers (Junior chicks) was shown in the interaction effects of rearing systems and levels of guava leaf meal.
Economically viable and environmnetally safe scale model passenger cargo for cagayan
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University -Open University System, 2024) Siares, Jess Avel B.
Under PD 474 and RA 9295, MARINA (Maritime Industry Authority) is mandated to provide effective sea linkages between islands and regions in the country. The agency thereby supports the national Government's Nautical Highway Development Program by updating and upgrading the current domestic merchant fleet, establishing new shipping lanes, and encouraging private sector involvement in developing and operating domestic shipping facilities. In this regard, the 10-year Maritime Industry Development Plan (MIDP) was officially launched. Under the program, MARINA has released MARINA Circular No. 2016-02 (MC-2016-02), which is about the phase-out of wooden-hulled ships carrying passengers in domestic shipping. As a Naval Architect, I can propose an economically viable and environmentally safe scale model passenger cargo for Cagayan. This model is an ideal boat concept that can be used for passenger ships to carry Cagayan residents safely and reliably. This research will assist MARINA in choosing the best course of action to forward their modernization initiatives while considering the welfare of the people of Cagayan.
Employability of technical education and skills development authority-private education student financial assistance (tesda-pesfa) graduates of La Union: basis for policy recommendation
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University -Open University System, 2016) Manalo, Mary Grace B.
This study to describe the socio-economic profile, training, competency assessment and certification profile, employment status of graduates before training after training and during the conduct of the study, constraints/issues/problems encountered by the respondents and what policy recommendation can be formulated to address the identified constraints/issues/problems of the TESDA-PESFA La Union Graduates. The descriptive research method was used, utilizing a questionnaire with interview in the data gathering and the data gathered were tallied, analysed using the appropriate statistical tools such as Frequency Counts, and Percentages. The Delphi Technique was used to validate data gathered, and subsequently formed the basis in formulating the output of the study. The result of the study showed that the socio-economic profile of the respondents is varied. Their employment status before training, after training and during the conduct of the study is also varied wherein the percentage of employed has increased with training assessment and certification as interventions in employability of the respondents. The problems on very low stipend which causes their difficulty in attending class/training.
Employee development in Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University Mid La Union Campus
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University – Mid La Union Campus, 2022-05) Tuastomban, Aileen P.; Nariz, Sharmaine P.; Ramirez, Charlene A.; Sanchez, Lynette C.; Valdez, Mary Grace R.; Galleta, Darwin T.; Novencido, Rosa M.; Nullar, Rahfie C.; Ochoa, Mark Anthony C.; Palabay, Lher Verell S.
This study is about Employee Development in DMMMSU-MLUC. Specifically, it delved into the: 1)profile oftherespondents,2)determined the implementation of the various employee development strategies on the campus, namely, advanced studies, enhancement of knowledge and skills development, personality development, professional work ethics, interpersonal relationship and personality development; 3) determined the level of effectiveness of the employee development programs; and 4) determined the degree of seriousness of problems encountered by both groups of respondents as regards the implementation of the employee development programs. Based on the study's findings, the profile of the respondents is varied and the employee program was implemented effectively. Also, the respondents encountered serious and moderate challenges in the implementation of the employee development programs.
Empowerement of ps bank north luzon cluster: an input to a human resources training program
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University -Open University System, 2010) Villar, Edmar M.
The main purpose of the study is to identify the predictors of personnel empowerment of the Philippine Saving Bank North Luzon Cluster as basis in the formulation of the PS Bank North Luzon Cluster Human Resources Empowerment Training Program. The study utilized the descriptive and developmental design. Findings reveal varied characteristics of PS Bank North Luzon Cluster personnel in terms of their personal and organizational factors; high level of empowerment: significant relationship between level of empowerment and profile; predictors of empowerment were identified; a training program was develop and validated. The predictors of empowerment as whole were working condition, stress coping mechanism, civil status, position held and highest educational attainment.
Flipped classroom approach in teaching physical science fro grade 11 students of dili national high school, sta cruz, ilocos sur
(Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University -Open University System, 2023) Samson, Jomari C.
This research study aims to measure the Effectiveness of Flipped Classroom Approach in teaching Physical Science. The study used a combination of Experimental reseach designs as two groups participated; on Experimental Group (Flipped Classroom) and Control Group (Traditional Classroom); a Descriptive research design with a researcher-made questionnaire was used to measure the Effectiveness of Flipped Classroom approach in terms of; (a) Student Performance, (b) Instructional Delivery, and (c) Student Engagement. Statistical tools used were t-test: Two Sample Assuming Equal and Unequal Variances, and Descriptive statistics. Research studies were administered to 61 Grade 11 GAS students of Dili National High School, Sta. Cuz. Ilocos Sur. Results show that Flipped Classroom is a Very Highly Effective educational approach in improving students` mastery of the lesson, promoting more avenues for classroom communication, and developing a more positive attitude towards learning.

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