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II. LIST OF UNPUBLISHED MASTER’S THESES ABAD, Ramona Visual Humidity Indicators Indicating Humidity y Color (1) Change in Gas T/Ab14 ABAPO, Elena D. A Study of Library Orientation Program for College (1) Freshmen of Selected Universities in the Visayas, 1975 T/Ab17 ABAPO, Rosario D. A Comparative Study of the Personality Profiles of the (1) Intermediate Pupils of Tagbilaran City Central School and of Divine Word College Elementary Training Dept., Tagbilaran City as Revealed on the Children’s Personality Questionnaire, 1968 -1969. (DWCT,1970) T/Ab17 ABAPO, Tomas T. A Study of the Ability of Grade I and II in Oral Vernacular (1) Reading in the District of Ubay, Bohol. (University of San Carlos, 1963) T/Ab1 ABELLA, Jesusa The Teaching Styles of the Faculty of Colegio de la Immaculada (1) Concepcion in Relation to Individualized Instruction: A Proposed Faculty Enrichment Program. (USC, May 1985) T/Ab34 ABELLA, Teofila A Study of Home Economics Teachers in Public & Private Schools (1) in Cebu City, 1970-1971 (USC, May 1973) T/Ab34 ABELLANA, Jesusa School Internal & Community Relationships of St. Scholastica’s (1) Academy as Perceived by the Administrators, Teachers, Students & Community Members of Tabunok, Talisay, Cebu (USC, Mar. 1980) T/Ab34s ABELLANA, Ma. Practices and Problems of the Sangguniang Kabataan in Selected Reina (2) Rural and Urban Barangays: Proposed Action Program (HNU, Mar. 2002) T/Ab35 ABUEG, Erlinda C. Philippine Values in Representative Philippine Dramas Written in (1) English (USC, 1970) T/Ab63 ACEDERA, A Comparative Study of Two Methods of Library Instruction for Annabelle College Freshmen Students of Xavier University. (1) (USC, May 1979) T/Ac31 ACEDERA, Myrna Cagayan de Oro City Public Library: A Proposed Community (1) Activity Center T/Ac32m ACOSTA, Emma A Subjects Guide to the Ordinances Enacted by the City Council (1) of Cebu,, 1945-1975 (USC, May 1977) T/Ac71 ADLAON, Cresencia An Assessment of Badjao Community Needs: Basic (2) for an Outreach Program (DWCT, Ma7 2000) T/Ad58 ADVINCULA, Delia Teaching Values of Forest Conservation with the Use (1) of Slide-Tape Presentation (USC, Mar. 1979) T/Ad95 AGAD, Agapito The Reading Proficiency & Academic Achievement (2) of the Honor Pupils of the Intermediate Grades of Mabini District, SY 1983-1984 T/Ag11 AGBAYANI, Cenon Jr. Integrated Team Assisted Learning & Feedbacking (1) in Drafting Technology: A Proposed Program of Instruction (BSAT, Tagbilaran City, May 1998) T/Ag19 AGSIE, Erlinda F. Audio-Visual Resources and Services of St. Peter’s (1) College in Ormoc City T/Ag88 ALAS, Purificacion F. A Study of Characteristics of Intermediate Children (3) in Baclayon District, Bohol T/Al16 ALCANO, Emiliana Laboratory Activities in Basic College Biology (1) Courses at Selected Institutions in Cebu Ctiy (USC, May 1974) T/Al16 ALENSONORIN, Biology Papilio Polytes Leaderbouria Eschsch T/Al25 Henrietta (1) ALFARERO, Luciano The Languages & Numerical Abilities Profile of (1) Divine Word College Working Students in Relation to their Academic Achievement (DWCT, 1989) T/Al28 ALFARO, Gemma R. Teacher’s Morale: Basis for an Action Program (1) (DWCT, 1998) T/Al28 ALIMA, Flora The Conception of Freedom in Spinoza & its Relation (2) to the Filipino Muslim Culture (USC, Mar. 1980) T/Al45 ALTURAS, Gerarda An Empirical Validation of Instructional Materials (1) on Methods of Improving Water Potability (UP, 1978) T/Al79 AMADO, Consuelo The Needs & Problems of Professional Catechists (1) in Training Volunteer Catechists (USC, 1989) T/Am12 AMANUE, Frans Rera Wulan The Supreme Being of Lamaholot People its (1) Concepts & Comprehensions as Cleaned for the Religious Thought & practice of the People (USC, May 1983) T/Am13 ANCOG, Anacleta Capability Building Needs among Municipal Agrarian 11 (1) Reform Personnel: Basis for a Training Design (DWCT, 1998) T/An21 APAO, Patricia Primary Productivity Assessment of Marine Benthic (1) Macrophytes: A Comparative Study on the Methodology (USC, Oct. 1983) T/Ap11 APARICIO,Lourdes The Educative Process of the Divine Word College (1) of Tagbilaran College of Nursing: Basis for a Proposed Development Plan (DWCT, 2000) T/Ap11 APARICIO, Lydia G. The Students Problems in Relation to their Academic (1) Performance: Basis for an Improved Guidance Program, 1999 T/Ap11 APAT, Felomina C. The Perceptions of Public Elementary School Principals on (1) Administrative *& Supervisory Problems in the Division of Bohol, SY 1979-1980 (DWCT, 1981) T/Ap13 ARANETA, Vicente A Study of the Achievement of Gifted Students in (1) Biology of Sacred Heart School for Boys with & without Special Provisions (USC, Mar. 1979) T/Ar14 ARBOLERAS, Aristarco Teacher’s Perception on Job Satisfaction Factors in (1) Relation to their Teaching Efficiency: Basis for a Proposed Development Program (DWCT, Mar. 1997) T/Ar18 ARBUYES, Susana A. The Perceptions of the Beneficiaries & Service Providers (1) on the Asian Development Bank – Assisted Functional Educational & Literacy Program Enhancement (DWCT, 2000) T/Ar19 ARCALES, M.D. Predictors of the Mastery of the Basic Mathematical (2) Concepts among High School Students: Basis for a Proposed Enrichment Program (DWCT, 1998) T/Ar21 ARCAMO, Eden B. A Comparative Study of the Reading Abilities of the First Year (1) High School Students of Holy Cross Academy of Tubigon and Divine Word College of Tagbilaran for the SY 1968-1969 (DWCT, 1971) T/Ar21 ARDALES, Venancio A Philosophical Analysis of Philippine Cultural Values (1) (USC, Oct. 1974) T/Ar28 ASTEN, Joseph An Implication of Levi-Strauss’ Theory of Dual (2) Organization to the Northern Belunese Kinship Structure 12 & marriage Patterns: A Case Study (USC, Apr. 1973) T/As82 AUZA, Princesita A Study of the Reading Abilities of the First Year (3) High School Students of Divine Word College of Tagbilaran for the SY 1968-1969 (DWCT, 1970) T/Au97 AVERIA, Lucrecia The Nature of Employment of Academic Librarians T/Av35 AYUDHAYA, Dhanya An Analysis of the Textbooks Used in Thailand Grade 7-9 (2) (USC, Oct. 1981) T/Ay96 AZCARRAGA, Milagros An Achievement Test in Mathematics for Junior Secondary (1) Students: A Guide for Teachers (DWU, Tacloban, 1982) T/Az19 BABIERA, Amor Isolation in the Short Stories of Ibrahim A. Jubaira T/B11 (2) BABOR, Eddie A Mode of Being: Wholeness in Existence Heidegger & the (1) Authentic Man (Divine Word Seminary, Tagaytay, 1986) T/B11 BACAS, Divina J. The Library Instruction for College Freshmen of Cagayan (1) De Oro College T/B12 BACON, Cleofe Relationship between Religious Knowledge & Religious (1) Attitudes of the Fourth Year High School Students of Selected ICM Schools (USC, May 1981) T/B13 BAGADIONG, Jose Practice & Theory of Revolution (A Systematization (1) of Mao Tse-Tung Thought (Divine Word Seminary- Tagaytay, 1984) T/B14 BALABAT, Restituto Organizational Climate of High-And-Low Performing (2) Schools: Basis for an Action (HNU, Mar. 2002) T/B18 BALBIRAN, Marcial Professional Qualifications & Competencies of Public (2) Elementary School Teachers in Relation to the Pupils’ Performance in the District Achievement Test: Their Implication to Educational Management (DWCT, 1993) T/B19 BALIOG, Virgilia P. Science Concepts, Process Skills & Attitudes among (2) Grade VI Pupils: Basis for an Action Program T/B19 BALISTOY, Apolonia The Effect of Modules in Selected Topics in Mathematics of (1) Investment in a Cooperative Learning Environment 13 (DWCT, 1999) T/B19 BALISTOY, Felisa P. Perceptions of Teachers & School Administrators on Home (1) Economics Instruction in Public High Schools: Basis for a Proposed Action Program (DWCT, 1998) T/B19 BALUMA, Liliosa R. The Communicative Proficiency of Freshmen Students (1) of the Teacher’s College (CSC, 1994) T/B21 BANCALE, Romeo P. An Institutional Validity & Utility Study of the FAPE College (2) Entrance Test (CET) in the University of San Carlos : One Year Follow-up 1971-1972 (USC, 1972) T/B22 BANGOT, Saturnino L. Parent’ Educational Involvement in Relation to their (2) Children’s Academic Performance (DWCT, 1996) T/B22 BANLUTA, Corazon Taxonomy & Distribution of the Genus Drosofila in (1) Tagbilaran City (USC, Mar. 1975) T/B22 BARANQUEL, Amado Proposed On-going Formation Program for Lay (1) Teachers in the Franciscan Schools (USC, Oct. 1988) T/B23 BARBARONA, Arlene Cooperative Learning Strategy: It’s Effects on the Pupil’s (1) Mathematics Achievement & Attitude (DWC, 2000) T/B23 BARBARONA, Pedro The Reading Abilities & Study Habits of the High Achieving (4) Grade Six Pupils in the District of Antequera, Division of Bohol, SY 1992-1993: It Implication to Guidance (DWCT, 1993) T/B23 BARBOSA, Arturo, An Evaluation of the Library Collections of Selected (3) Secondary Schools of South Cotabato (USC, Feb. 1976) T/B23 BARL, Aracele Kuan A Critical Appraisal of the Teaching of English I Vocational (1) Schools of Zamboanga del Norte T/B14 BARRETE, Joseph Occupational Interests and Academic Performance of students (2) in the Special Program in the Arts and the New Secondary Curriculum (HNU, Mar. 2001) T/B27 BAURA, Juana The Attitudes of Prospective Elementary School Teachers of (1) Divine Word College towards Mathematics: Their Implication to Guidance (DWCT, 1979) T/B32 BAUTISTA, Ma. Fe Institutional Feasibility & Validity Study of Gordon’s Survey of (1) Interpersonal Values (SIV) among Christ The King College 14 High School Students Gingoog City, SY 1979-1980 (USC, Dec. 1982) T/B32 BAYAN, Letecia A Proposed In-Service Training Program for Grades V & VI (1) Science Teachers. (USC, Oct. 179) T/B34 BAYNOSA, Briccio The Training of Catechists According
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