Lead Proponent: Maila M. Capulong, DPAResearch AgendaCategory: GovernanceOffice/School: SGOD Schools Division Officeof Balanga City The educational system in the Philippines for the past five decades embraces both formal and non-formal education. The first six years of compulsory primary education are from Grade one to six with an optional Grade seven offered by some schools. Secondary…

Lead Proponent: Flordeliza A. Del RosarioCo-Proponents: Leticia E. EugenioMaila M. CapulongResearch AgendaCategory: GovernanceOffice/School: SGOD/CID Schools Division Officeof Balanga City Quality education is not only about tangible resources like classrooms, teachers, and textbooks but also hinges on incentives that drive better instruction and learning (King and Cordero-Guerra, 2005). The education sector recognizes the complexity of delivering…

Proponent: Salvador P. IsipResearch AgendaCategory: GovernanceSubject: MAPEHOffice/School: CID Schools Division Office ofBalanga City The critical role of parents in the education of their children has becomeincreasingly significant in the context of the “new normal.” As education undergoes a transformative shift towards online modalities, parents emerge as crucial contributors to the success of their children’s learning…

Lead Proponent: Leticia E. EugenioCo-Proponent: Flordeliza A. Del RosarioResearch AgendaCategory: Human Resource DevelopmentOffice/School: SGOD/CID Schools Division Officeof Balanga City Within the Department of Education, educators are designated to variouspositions, ranging from Teacher I to Master Teachers. This research is specifically centers on Master Teachers and their crucial roles within the academic realm. These individuals assume…

Proponent: Karla Liza P. IzonResearch AgendaCategory: Human Resource DevelopmentOffice/School: OSDS Schools Division Office ofBalanga City In recent years, the relationship between financial incentives and employeemotivation has become a focal point of discussion across various industries. The education sector, in particular, has experienced notable shifts in salary disbursement policies aimed at improving the economic well-being of…

Proponent: Clamay M. MontemayorResearch AgendaCategory: Human Resource DevelopmentOffice/School: OSDS Schools Division Office ofBalanga City The field of education is significant in shaping the future of societies, relyingdeeply on dedicated teaching personnel who tirelessly work to educate and inspire the next generation. However, a growing concern surrounds the escalating resignation rate among these educators, posing challenges…

Proponent: Lorna V. GuintoResearch AgendaCategory: Special ProgramSubject: Edukasyon sa PagpapakataoOffice/School: CID Schools Division Office ofBalanga City In accordance with Republic Act 10533, Rule 1 Section 8,2, there exists acommitment to designing comprehensive educational programs for learners with disabilities. The Department of Education, through No. 72, series 2009 (3c), emphasizes the privileges of children with disabilities…

Proponent: Rufina E. RamosResearch AgendaCategory: Teaching and LearningSubject: Filipino and EnglishOffice/School: Balanga Elementary School Developing strong reading comprehension skills is indispensable for a productive academic, professional, and personal life. Being able to comprehend the meaning of words help pupils to “develop holistically – something we all want for our children.” The latest research by Beaty…

Proponent: Marlyn B. GerioResearch AgendaCategory: Teaching and LearningSubject: EnglishOffice/School: CID Schools Division Officeof Balanga City Distance learning has caused so much challenges to teachers and instructional leaders. Learners are found apathetic in using their books in their classes especially now that they have full control of their learning space at home. However, teachers are trying…