vol. 30, no. 1 (2009)
LEAPS: Miriam College Faculty Research Journal
Description
The LEAPS: Miriam College Faculty Research Journal is published every year by Miriam College. It gives the faculty members of the college an opportunity to thrive in and contribute to the intellectual community through research in the current concerns and trends in the field of education. It aims to encourage teachers to actively take part in constantly improving their own scholarship through critical investigation and examination of issues relevant to their profession, consequently elevating their teaching to be enriched with thoughtful reflection and sharing these findings with fellow educators and learners.
Table of contents
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Front Matter
Editorial Board
About the Authors
Articles
Adorno’s Jargon of Authenticity (published in previous issue)
Mira Tan Reyes
Discipline: Philosophy
Chiaroscuro
Joel M. Toledo
Discipline: Literature
Women and the Democracy Project: A Feminist Take on Women’s Political Participation in the Philippines
Ma. Lourdes V. Rallonza
Discipline: Women’s Studies, Feminism
Mapping of Climate Change in the Philippines
Ma. Rosario G. Wood
Discipline: Natural Sciences, Earth Science
Technology Options for 2-Stroke Powered Tricycles (published in previous issue)
Ma. Teresa M. Oliva
Discipline: Technology
Codeswitching in the classroom: A clash of two languages (published in previous issue)
Lourdes S. Abad
Discipline: Education, Languages
Technological Resources, Knowledge and Skills of Basic Education Teachers (published in previous issue)
Marion Jude M. Gorospe
Discipline: Education, Technology
The Relationship of Emotion Regulation to Gender, Parenting Style and Academic Performance
Joanne Moreno- Javier
Discipline: Family and Relationships, Early Childhood Education, Social Studies
Ten Years of Psychological Undergraduate Research in Miriam College
Jesus Enrique G. Saplala | Marita Grama | Maylene Navalta | Nicar Bartolome | Joyce Illescas | Kristina Teopiz
Discipline: Psychology, Social Studies