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    • Effects of watching english movies with subtitles: assessing significance of improvement 

      Casono, Rogelyn O.; Dolojo, Dashi Joa V.; Hernale, Harvie A. (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2020-11)
      In this age of technological development, watching English-language films with subtitles is becoming increasingly common throughout the world. One reason for this popularity is the assumption that it can help the language ...

    • Boy's love as genre film literature: comparative perspectives of straight and gay men 

      Cartagena, Leah Mae-Lysa; Galve, Erica Mae; Wabinga, Jayson (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2021-09)
      In today‘s world of film literature, literature interpretation has been a common practice. This research study aims to describe the nature of the Boy's Love genre and investigate the attitudes of straight and gay males ...

    • Romanticizing depression in "Thirteen Reasons Why": the risk and conflicts as perceived by readers 

      Carbon, Hyahncent; Duran, Julie Anne; Hao, Era Ella (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2021-09)
      Depression that has known nowadays has adversely affected people's quality of life and happiness has become one of the most critical social problems, especially among readers who experienced suicidal thoughts. A phenomenological ...

    • Politics in movies: perspectives of viewers on its influence 

      Calapardo, Phoebe Kyle R.; Gomez, Chery Cris S.; Teaño, Jocyl Ann B. (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2020-12)
      The purpose of this qualitative phenomenological study is to understand and explore the various political perspectives present in Filipino films, as well as the perspectives of the participants on the political tones found ...

    • The monomyth: an archetypal analysis of the movie Moana 

      Cajes, Bea Angelica E.; Garcia, Marievic B.; Romo, Geraldo III P. (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2021-11)
      Students encountered difficulty in understanding the real meaning of a literary piece and unable to identify patterns and symbols which lead them to confusion. This archetypal analysis aims to scrutinize the characters and ...

    • Presence of slang words in social media posts: a semantic analysis 

      Bonita, Beverly B.; Buntas, Charlaine B.; Fernandez, Jazzel Kate (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2021-08)
      This study is entitled Presence of Slang Words in Social Media Posts: A Semantic Analysis which aims to know the teenager‘s insights in utilizing slang in their social media posts and what are its different meanings. An ...

    • Feminism in children's animated films: perspective on characterization by UMTC student viewers 

      Bitoon, Jemima; Esmero, Ruby (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2021-11)
      This study, titled Feminism in Children's Animated Films: Perspectives on Characterization by UMTC Student Viewers, aims to learn more about how students perceive female empowerment characterization approaches and what ...

    • Proving translation as factor in essay writing problems: students' corpora in context 

      Biore, Jeramy E.; Invidiado, Alyssa A.; Matildo, Dane Joseph G. (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2021-09)
      “Proving Translation as Factor in Essay Writing Problems: Students’ Corpora in Context" is a phenomenological study that focuses on finding pieces of evidence that would justify translation from L1 to L2 as a cause of error ...

    • Analysis of students written corpora: implication in syntax 

      Bernasol, Lenygin V.; Legara, Angel Rose O.; Cabahug, Ella Mae (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2022-03)
      This study is entitled Analysis of Students Written Corpora: Implication in Syntax. A syntactic analysis which aims to know the teacher's insights about the written outputs of students. An in-depth interview (IDI) and focus ...

    • Greek mythology as an alternate reality in the movie "Percy Jackson and the lighting Thief": a Marxist approach 

      Bedolido, John Michael D.; Berdos, Rica Mae A.; Luciano, John Michael L. (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2022-02)
      This research study subjects to identify social issues that can be derived from the mythological movie Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief of Chris Columbus in correlation to the present society. The aim of this study ...

    • Contemporary political poems: an analysis on its effect on the reader 

      Bayonas, Douvy D.; Cabunillas, Mary Lee A.; Pagdilao, Laila A. (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2021-10)
      This study is entitled Contemporary Political Poems: An Analysis on its Effect on the Reader which aims to know the effects of contemporary political poems on the readers and how would they asses themselves based on what ...

    • English as a medium of instruction in non-formal education: an inquiry on its challenges 

      Pongo, Rina V.; Cason, Emerine Z.; Bajo, Ej Gail S. (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2022-03)
      This phenomenological study aims to discover the challenges that may hinder the effective teaching of language in Non-formal Education. Teachers in non-formal education may face various challenges where their teaching ...

    • Error correction preference of students: a qualitative inquiry 

      Berdos, Antoinette M.; Bacote, Mylene P.; Baylan, Jessa Mae G. (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2022-03)
      This study is entitled Error Preference of Students: A Qualitative Inquiry, which aims to know how the students should be corrected in a way they wanted to . An in-depth interview (IDI) and focus group discussion (FGD) was ...

    • Teacher's challenges in teaching reading among elementary pupils: a qualitative study 

      Bacalto, Ethyl Mae P.; Dellima, Sarah D.; Rimando, Roselle D. (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2021-03)
      This study is entitled Teacher's Challenges in Teaching Reading among Elementary Pupils which aims to find out how important it was for instructors to be able to teach reading to elementary school students. An in-depth ...

    • The maxim of relevance paradigm in the educational messenger group: a linguistic analysis 

      Ang, Angelie Dolor O.; Dano, Nikki D.; Jumamoy, Ruby Mae (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2022-08)
      The core reason for this study was to find out the reasons and ways of flouting the maxim of relevance in the educational Messenger group chats. The data were collected from the educational messenger groups. Furthermore, ...

    • A phenomenological inquiry on the utilization of wattpad in an online literary writing 

      Altubar, Lanielle Mae D.; Baruiz, Shaira M.; Geromo, Dizzy Mist M. (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2021-09)
      The current study assessed how Wattpad was used as a literary writing software by students under 18 in Tagum City public schools. Researchers discovered that, while Wattpad is beneficial in terms of vocabulary and grammar, ...

    • Teaching english in the milieu of new normal: teachers' stories of teaching strategies 

      Alcosero, Angelika R.; Cabahug, John Harold L.; Nasayao, Lona Dyle M. (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2022-02)
      This study examined the teaching strategies that the teachers used in teaching English in the new normal of education in the Philippines. This study aims to help teachers and future teachers by giving them information about ...

    • Adaptation of The Arabian Nights: examining the modes of relation between texts and film 

      Alampayan, Merry Lou T.; Escoto, Christian O.; Sinampaga, Diana Grace P. (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2021-10)
      The aim of this phenomenological study was to examine the adaptation of the Arabian Nights Stories and discover the effects of lowering adult-themed contents on literature delivered in two different mediums. Purposive ...

    • Adaptation of Grimm's Fairy Tales: a qualitative study 

      Adolfo, Kenaz Adam; De Tablan, Frenceton Jay; Batiao, Reymond (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2021-09)
      The story of Grimm’s Fairytale is well known to the world of literature and many other authors want to copy their works and alter some lines or scenes in order to fit with the story to the culture of the people and to the ...

    • Challenges in grammar among non-teaching professionals on selected schools in Tagum City 

      Abolcair, Normina S.; Hadji Gapor, Isnairie S.; Licawan, Farrah Jane (Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English, 2021-09)
      Grammar is the basic foundation of our ability to communicate. The more we know about how it functions, the more we can monitor the significance and effectiveness of the manner we and others use the language. It can help ...