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MSU-ILIGAN INSTITUTE of TECHNOLOGY Andres Bonifacio Avenue, Tibanga 9200 Iligan City, Philippines MSU-ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Andres Bonifacio Avenue, Tibanga 9200 Iligan City, Philippines SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES RESEARCH BIBLIOGRAPHY A.Y. 2008-2009 i Foreword Over a span of 27 years since 1981, when we had our first graduates in Master of Teaching Technology, a total of 693 manuscripts in the form of special projects, theses and dissertations, covering thirty six (36) degree programs were submitted by the students as a requirement for graduation. All of the titles, together with the abstracts and other details, are compiled in this Research Bibliography – a concrete evidence of the scholarly efforts of our graduate students through more than two decades of existence of MSU-IIT School of Graduate Studies. The manuscripts, in hard copies, are currently archived for reference at the MSU-IIT Main Library, the School of Graduate Studies and the respective Departments. For a student in search of a research topic, this bibliography can help in a number of ways. It readily informs the student of past researches conducted in the Department, and as such, allows identification of similar research areas that may be of interest. This encourages continuity of the research and helps enhance the strength of the Department in the concerned area of study. Conversely, the student is able to consider researches that have not been done within the Department, but whose study must be undertaken to respond to the needs of time. We wish to express our gratitude to our graduate student custodian in the person of Ms. Cheryl C. Encabo and SGS Student Assistant Mr. Ian G. Trenia, for encoding and compiling this work. We are also grateful to the College Coordinators who have exerted time and efforts in further improving this compilation. Above all, we are thankful to the MSU-IIT administration under Chancellor Marcello P. Salazar and Vice Chancellor For Academic Affairs Arnulfo P. Supe for their full support particularly in the publication of this Research Bibliography. ____________________________ JERSON N. OREJUDOSXX Dean, School of Graduate Studies ii TABLE OF CONTENTS INDEX AUTHOR TITLE PAGE NO. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Master of Arts in English Language Studies (21) The Door and Other Stories: Finding the ABONALES, Therese P. 001 1 Real in the Unreal Correlation Between Some Selected Variables and the Reading Proficiency of ARDIENTE, Maria the Grade IV Pupils of Aurora East 002 1 Flordeliza A. District, Aurora, Zamboanga del Sur, School Year 2006-2007 Learning Strategies in Feedback CAGAANAN, Judith S. Processing Their Effects on the Content 003 2 and Form of Learner‘s Compositions Linguistic Competence of the Fourth Year CAPUNO, Gemma Grace D. Students of MSU-IIT Integrated 004 2 Developmental School, AY 2004-2005 English Lexical Borrowings in the Sebuano Opinion Sections of Selected CARREON, Merceditha D. Local Newspapers in Iligan City: 3 005 Categories, Patterns, and Morphemic Structure Changes Exposure to Modern Technology: Its DE LA PEÑA, Impact on the Reading Comprehension of 006 4 Lyllan Gay B. the Freshmen of the College of Arts and Social Sciences, MSU-IIT, AY 2003-2004 Folk Christianity in the Stories of Nick DINORO, Angeline P. 007 5 Joaquin A Comparative Study of Surigaonon, DUMALAGAN, Kamayo-Hinatuan, and Kamayo-Bislig 008 5 Flordeliza M. Verbal Affixes The Structural Features of Spoken ECHAVEZ, Nancy Q. 009 6 Philippine English of MSU-IIT A Case Study of the Strategies in Term Paper Writing of Ten English II Students EUBANAS, Rizza C. 010 6 of the Mindanao State University-Iligan Institute Of Technology AY 2003-2004 The Sebuano Verbal Taboos and 011 LIM, Cecile Antonette O. Euphemisms Among the SET Students of 7 MSU-IIT, Iligan City iii Factors Affecting the Reading Comprehension of the Third Year Students MARQUEZ, Nida B. of Aurora National High School, Aurora 012 8 Zamboanga del Sur School Year 2006- 2007 An Assessment of the English Writing Proficiency of Selected College Freshman MOLINA, Maridette E. 013 8 Students of MSU-Iligan Institute of Technology SY 2002-2003 Towards a Theory of Women in the PERALTA, Onnah Pierre P. 014 9 Agamaniyog Folktales Television Watching Its Relationship to the Reading Comprehension of the PILAPIL, Cherry Ann G. 015 10 Children Ages 10-11 Years Old of PH-634 Baptist Conference (CDSP) Language Across the Social Spectrum: PIZARO, Arthur P. The Structure and Use of the Gay 016 10 Language in Iligan City Learning Strategies of Some BSIED PURGANAN, Rosemarie B. Students: Their Effects on Vocabulary 017 11 Learning and Listening Comprehension Sawang and Other Stories with a Critical RODIL, Saturnina S. 018 11 Introduction on the Creative Process Bantayanon: A Lexical Comparison and SEXON, Minda C. 019 12 Sociolinguistic Description The Occurrence of Lexical Borrowing in TECSON, Mary Jean A. Selected Television Programs and Its Role 020 12 in the Intellectualization of Filipino Reading Comprehension Difficulties in WU, Chang C. English of Grade V Pupils of Lanao Chung 021 13 Hua School Iligan City, SY 2000-2001 Master of Arts in Filipino (13) Ang Preferensya sa Ispeling sa Filipino ng ARNOCO, Joyce C. mga Estudyanteng nasa Kolehiyo ng Iligan 001 14 Medical Center College, Iligan City Mga Tunggaliang Sikolohikal at ASARI, Julie Ann C. Sosyolohikal ng mga Tauhang Bakla sa 002 15 Ilang Piling Maiikling Kwento Biya, Inilog: Ang Register ng mga CADILE, Ian Cris L. 003 15 Sabungero Mga Piling Sugilanon ni Marcel M. CALISAGAN, Navarra: Kabang-Yaman ng mga 004 16 Jose Monipe P. Paniniwala at Kaugaliang Sebwano Pagsasalin sa Filipino ng mga Piling DATUIN, Michelle V. Kwentong Bayan ng Tribung Bukidnon 005 18 para Instruksyunal Materyal iv Ang Oral na Literaturang Kamayo: DUGMOC, Marjorie R. Larawan ng Kulturang Bisliganon sa 006 19 Mangagoy Mga Piling Kwentong Bayan ng mga Manobo sa Comota, Agusan del Sur at IJAN, Melba B. 007 21 Kibawe, Bukidnon: Salamin ng Kulturang Alaala ng Kahapon Mga Balyung Pilipino sa mga Aklat Binhi MANUEL, Mary Ann C. I Hanggang Binhi VI na Gamit sa MSU- 008 22 IIT Coop Academy Lungsod ng Iligan Ako, Babae, Ibang Daigdig at Iba pang PADOGDOG, Daisy T. 009 23 Tula ni Joi Barrios Ang Kombersasyong Kaswal ng mga QUILAB, Marina G. 010 24 Estudyante sa CASS Mga Panultihong Cebuano: Salamin ng REQUINO, Perlita M. 011 25 mga Pagpapahalagang Moral Antuka: Larawang Buhay ng mga Higa- TACLINDO, Mary Jean S. 012 26 unon Mga Katawagang Kultural ng mga Higa- TUNDAG, Fidelfa K. unon: Isang Panimulang Pagtutumbas sa 013 27 Cebuano at Filipino Master of Arts in Sociology (9) ―Turi Among Selected Meranao Women ARQUISAL, Amabelle B. 001 28 Residing in Iligan City‖ Organizational Transformation: The Case of the Compassion International Child CASUGA, Lyecel S. 002 29 Development Projects in Iligan City (1986-2004) Gender Role Differentiation Among Women and Men Farmers in the Ngo‘ MAJORENOS, Grace S. 003 29 Sustainable Agriculture Program in Upper Pugaan, Iligan City, Southern Philippines Patterns of Role Conflict Among Marginal MENDOZA, Myrma Jean A. 004 30 in Iligan City and Marawi City The Labrador Agrarian Reform MONTEMOR, Elsa D. Community in Polanco, Zamboanga del 005 32 Norte Patterns of Social Mobility Among PONCE, Sulpecia L. 006 33 Maranaos in Iligan City Sports Participation Among M‘ranao SANI, Maylanie S. Female Students in Mindanao State 007 34 University, Marawi City Gender Division of Labor Among Tomato SEBIAL, Laureen S. Farmers in Barangay Luna, Claveria 008 35 Misamis Oriental v The Socio-Historical Study of Changing Characteristic of Gagmay‘ng TAMPOS, Dolores S. 009 35 Simbahanong Katilingban in Josefina, Zamboanga del Sur Master in English Language Studies (5) Instructional Materials in English 1 (Study AGBAYANI, Juvy M. and Thinking Skills) for College Freshmen 001 36 at Camiguin Polytechnic State College BICBIC, Cecille W. Creative Writing Digest 002 37 Computer Assisted Language Learning (Call): Interactive Language Teaching in ESLIT, Edgar R. 003 37 COMARTS Using a Personal Website in STI-Iligan, S.Y. 2006-2007 Instructional Materials for College English GOC, Dinah C. Freshman at Iligan Capitol College Iligan 004 38 City The Creation of Bachelor of Arts in SAVIOR, Hobart P. Literature and Performing Arts Degree 005 38 Program for Liceo de Cagayan University Master in History (10) CALIMPONG, Jeremy B. Historical Sites and Figures of Iligan City 001 39 An Ethno-Archeological Analysis on the COLONIA, Janry B. Martaban Jars: The Paterna Marapao‘s 002 40 Collection The Development of Laubach Institute from the Threshold of Silliman University: CUYNO, Lieve L. 003 40 A Study on the School Administrator‘s from 1948-Present Glimpses of the Life of Kag. Genubio M. DAUG, Artchil C. 004 41 Daug of Barangay Dalipuga, Iligan City ESCARPE, Analisa A. Mayor Lawrence Lluch Cruz: A Lifestory 005 41 Initao: A Glimpse of the Historical JUNIO, Celyn O. Development of a Mythical Land of 006 42 Witches MAROHOMBSAR, The Integrated Developmental School of 007 42 Myrna M. MSU-IIT: A Brief History, 1946-2006 MONTESCLAROS, The History of Maranao Telephone 008 44 Rey Luis A. Company Incorporated The Case of a Vanishing Craft: A Survey PALAHANG, Elmer L. of the Decorative and Industrial Arts of the 009 45 Maranao Courtship and Marriage Practices of the PAMAONG, Liza B. Higaunons in Barangay Lubilan, Naawan, 010 46 Misamis Oriental: Continuity and Change Master in Sociology (6) vi Fiber for Peace: A Strategy For Muslim Women Participation in Peace and ABITONA, Cheryl T. 001 47 Development in Barangay Pendulunan, Munai, Lanao del Norte Mining in Mt. Canatuan, Siocon, AKIATAN, Nita M. Zamboanga del Norte: Patterns of 002 47 Collective Responses of the Subanon Call Center Agent Turn-Over: Its AZCUNA, Angelie S. Implications for Job Satisfaction in Call 003 48 Centers at Cagayan de Oro City PAASCU Evaluation at the Notre Dame of BAUTISTA, Michael M.
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