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$jq- OE T I T ',.F_rt 0 Bepuhlir of rtr DDalipDantg MAY 2 5 2021 Depurtment o[ @trucstion II I CARAGA RIGION Dats May 4 2t REGIONAL MEMORANDUM No. ae\ , s. 2O2l TO SCHOOLS DMSION SUPER]NTENDENTS This Region ONLINE RESEARCH PROPOSAL PAPER REVIEW 1. The Regional Office through the Policy, Planning and Research Division will conduct an online evaluation of research proposal on Junc 14-17, 2021. 2. This activity is in support to the Department of Education (DepEd) need to continue promote and strengthen t]le culture of research in basic education. It aims to: a. evaluate the technicalities of the research proposal; b. provide technical assistance to r€searchers; c. develop the attitude of researchers toward research. 3. The list of the titles of the research proposals for evaluation by the RRC is in the attached matrix as enclosure 1. The list of panelists is also attached as enclosure 2, for easy reference. 4. All the proponents of the research proposal shall present online via goo4cmcct. Link shall be given to tle Research Coordinators one (l) day before the activity. 5. Research coordinators shall submit the maouscripts on May 28, 2O2l through google drive for easy access. 6. Proponents shall prepztre a power point presentation highlighting the following contents: Title, two (2) Literatures as Reference, Research Questions, and Research Methods ( Research Design, Respondents, Sampling Techniques, and Data Gathering Procedure. 7. Immediate and wide dissemination of this Memorand all concerned is highly desired. "ffiIJffi,"+f'* TV Encls.: 1. Lbt of Penclist, and 2. Schedulc of hcsdrration Rcfcrcrrcq Do f6, S. 2017 To be indicated in the Perpctusl Index uoder the following subjects EVALUATION RESEARCH PPRD/clg osl20/2021 Address: J.P nosales Avenue, :-: FilI city ] llilillllffi lllllllllillll Butuan :0r l-0i-i6s9 Truntline tlo: (G5) 342{207 v:J,'li:'rJ,g Telefar No: {085) 342-5969 (,O Lot:rota CEtrrlEo Dorument Control No Email: [email protected]\,.ph uaar<lxlrlolt/l ail! O€pEdROl*F-REGo 1 3R3/02-1 *2020 , Enclosure 1. Matrix of Schedule of Online Presentation TEAM 1 TEAM 2 TEAM 3 TEAM 4 CHAIRMAN: DR. ALE.,ANDRO CHAIRMAN ; DR, EDMUND CHAIRMAN: DR, EIAN CIIAIRMAN: MACADATAR MENDOZA ELPIDANG DR, RHEA YPARACUIRRE MEMBERS I MEMBERS: MEMBERS: I. DR. VIOLETA NUNEZ 1. DR, ADRELINE MAE I. DR. ELENA 2. DR. GI.ADYS ASIS CASTANOS CAPANGPANGAN MEMBERSi 2. MS. MARLENE VILI..AREAL 2. DR. JONATHAN GARZON 1. DR. JESUS NONO 2. MR. KEVIN HOPE SALVANA JutrG 14, 2O2O Agusan del Sur Agusan del Norte Agusan del Sur AguBan del Sur 1. TREKKING THE NEW NORMAL: 1. SCIENCE LEARNING ACTIVITY 1. FACTORS AND 1. CHALLENGES THE ACCOUNTS OF SCHOOL WITH SHEETS DEVELOPMENT USTNG CHALLENGES AFFECTING EXPERIENCEDBY THE KEY MULTIGRADE SETTING II,NGUAGE STRATEGIFS FOR THE ACTUAL USAGE OF E. STAKEHOLDERS IN THE Jlne L. Havana THE NEW NORMAL LEARNING SYSTEM IN USED OF MODUI.A.R DISTANCE LEARNING MODAIITY AGUSAN DEL SUR NATIONAL DISTANCE LEARNING IN THE JULIE B. BONCCALES SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL INTEGRATED SCHOOIS IN JULIE MAE ANINO NORAINE PRINCESS ESPERANZA DISTRICT REY LOUJANE CRAY RADAZA G. TABANGCORA ASNSH PJ PENDON TORRECOSA BAI.OBO IS Agusan del Sur Agusan del Norte Agusan del Sur Agusan del Sur 2, OCCUPATIONAL STRESS ENCOUNTERED BY PUBLIC HIGH 2. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF 2. E.PROJECT-BASED 2. EFFECTIVENESS OF SCHOOL TEACHERS DURING PARENTAL INr'OLVEMENT AS CO LEARNING IN CANNED !'IDF'S IN COVTD- I9 PANDEMEC: BASIC FOR FACIUTATOR IN THE LEARNING EMPOWERMENT REMEDTAI TEACHING OF SCHOOL BASED MENTAL HEALTH OUTCOMES ON LEARNING TECHNOLOCIES FOR LEAST LEARNED CONCEPTS PROGRAM MICHAEL L. DELIVERY MODAIITY. ASNSHS GRADE 1 1 FOR GRADE 8 SCIENCE - NATINGA JOVELYN A. ENCTNAS MODUI.AR PzuNTED OF DURIAN STUDEN'Is UNDER OLD JACKIE LOU C. BESANA MARIA LUIZA V. TANTOY SIBAGAT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MARICEL MODALITY: A LOS ARCOS NHS NHSHI B. NAMOC PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY SAHLEE B. OI,AYON -BERNARD C. SENES MANDE B. POLONCASA II ABULOC ASNHS Agusan del Sur Agusan del Norte Agusan del Sur Bayugan City 3- IMPACT OF SPIRITUALITY ON 3. THE ENGAGEMENT OF 3- INCREASING 3, EFFECTS OF MODULAR TIIE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE TEACHERS ON A WORK FROM ENCAGEMENT IN AN DISTANCE LEARNING AMONG SENCONDARY SCHOOL HOMESCENARIO LEVELLE ASYNCHRONOUS ONLINE MODALITY ON THE LEVEL OF STUDENTS IN SIBAGAT, D. OSERA DISTANCE LEARNING MARY ACHIEVEMENT OF SCIENCE PHILLTPPINES DURING TlIE NEW SALVACION PESITAS GRACE L. AMBROCIO LIEZEL IN GRADE 11 LEARNERS NORMAL I.ANILYN M. I.ARA I CAVAN ALLEN C. T"{CRE JOCELYN V. CARSULA RAINER P. SUI,ARTE CHILOU C. BAYUGAN 3 NHS ROBLE SIBAGAT NHSHI TRANSITIONING TO NEW NORMALi KTO 3 TEACHERS 4. 4. Bayugar City Agusan del sur Surigao City Agusan de[ Sur 2. LEVEL OF PARENTAL 4. CHALLENGE 2. ASSESSMENT ON EARTHQUAKE INVOLVEMENT IN THE ENCOUNTERED BY PARENTS 4. TRANSITIONTNG TO NEW SAFETY OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS IN READING PERFORMANCE IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF NORMALT KTO 3 TEACHERS THE SCHOOLS DIVISION OF OF GRADE 1 PUPILS OF MODUI,AR DISTANCE CHALLENCES IN SURIGAO CITY MAGKIANGKANG CENTRAL LEARNING: BASIS FOR AN CONDUCTING LEARNING .ENGR. JOHNMARK L, GORGONIO ELEM. SCHOOL INTERVENTION PI,TN ASSESSMENT ON MODULAR . JUNAR P, LASACA AIRENE JANE B. REMOTE TEACHING PELEGRO T1 DEL MONTE NHS .ANNIE ROXANNE MENIL LUCERO T-I UPPER CONSUELO N ES Cabadba.ran City Dinagat Islands Agusan del Sur Siargao 5. LEARNERS' PERCEMON 5. TEACHERS' COMPETENCE IN 5. PARENTS FINANCIAL TOWARDS THE UTILIZATION OF TEST CONSTRUCTION AS PREDICAMENTS ON 5. CHALLENGES AND SELF LEARNING MATERIALS {SLM) AUTHENTIC ASSESSMENT IN LEARNING DELIVERY EXPEzuENCES DUIRNG PANDEMIC RELATION TO PUPIL'S MODAIITIES AND ENCOUNTERED BY THE . GELIAN A. RASONABLE ACHIEVEMENT IN THE NEW OPPORIUNITIES FOR TEACHERS IN MODULAR CzuS P. RASONABLE NORMAI STUDENTS LEARNING DISTANCE LEARNING: BASIS GRETHYL C. JAMERO - Rosily Jane T. Ecle CONTINUITY AMIDST COVID FOR ITITERVENTION 19 PANDEMIC PROGRAM Neniel E. Dumanjog -Joey L. Geolina Julo lS, 2O2l Agusaa del Sur Surigao City Bayugan City Surigao city I, EXAMINING ASYCHRONOUS 3. PARENTAL SUPPORT IN THE 1, APPLICATION OF 1. RIDING THE WAVES OF LEARNING IN THE NEW NORMAL READING LEVEL OF GRADE IV LEARNING THE NEW NORMAL: GILDA P. CASTROMAYOR PUPILS IN THE NEW NORMAL ACTTON CELL (r.AC) CITALLENGES TIC, DEL MONTE NHS MELVIN S. FRANC1SCO SESSIONS DUzuNG COVIDl9 AND OPPORTUNITIES OF JUNREY E. LOPEZ PANDEMIC: lT'S MODULq.R-DISTANCE MA-AN B. MAQUILING PERCEMONS AMONG LEARNING IN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL THE ISLAND SCHOOLS OF TEACHERS IN THE DIVISION SURIGAO CITY DIVISION OF BAYUGAN CITY .PERCIOUS R. BII.AZON LEONILA P. CI,AMO MARLINA G. RASONABE FERNANDO M. CAIO MANUEL B. DAYONDON, PHD Agusan del sur Cabadbaran City Cabadbaran City Surigao del Sur 2- EXPERIENCES OF HIGAONON 2. THE EFFICACY OF THE 2. CHALLENGES OF 2. ANALYSIS ON THE PARENTS WITH CHILDREN IN VIRTUAL AND ACTUAL HOME TEACHERS IN COPTNG WITH EFFICACY OF ,I}IE MODULAR DISTANCE LEARNING VISITATION PROCEDURE IN THE DEMANDS OF MODULAR USING SELF-LEARNING DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC NEW NORMAL 1. Rachel J. DISTANCE LEARNINC IN THE MODULES Monoy NEW NORMAL: BASIS FOR - HADJI L. LUNA, EDD .IDVELY JANE M. CANDANO Evel).n B. Ballenas DEVELOPING RESILIENCY GADILYN L. ABELI.A,NO CALABUAN ES Maribeth C. Cabradilla --Rorrreo C. Granada Jr. 3. Surigao City 3. Surigao City 3. Agusan del Sur Surigao City r. WEBINAR ENGAGEMENTS ON EXTENT OF CHALLENGES IN TEACHERS' OCCUPATIONAL MEDIA LITERACY AND DIGITAL THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STRESS AND COPING 1. PARADIGM SHIFT OF COMPE"TENCE OF TEACHERS OF SCHOOL.BASED FEEDING MECHANISM OF ESPERANZA TEACHERS' C}IALLENGE's IN DEPEDSURIGAO CITY DIVISION PROGRAM DURING COVTD-19 III IN THIS NEW NORMAL: THE NEW NORMAL: A PANDEMIC: BASTS FOR BASIS FOR PSYCHO-SCIAL QUALITATIVE STUDY .ANGELIE D. ECHIN SUSTAINABIUTY PI,AN PROGRAM BERNIE O. .HAZEL A. TAMONAN, PHD JESSIE C. FIJO VILMA L. GORGONIO, PHD MONTERO DARIEL T. BAGTASO 4. Siaigao 4. Surigao City 4. Surigao del Sur 4. Surigao City STRENGTHENING SCHOOLBASED EVALUATING BLENDED PHENOMENOLOGICAL EVALUATING BLENDED TRAINING IN THE NEW NORMAL: A LEARNING AMIDST COVID-19 STUDY ON LEARNING AMIDST COVTD-I,9 TEACHER DEVELOPMENT PANDEMIC THE ACTUALITIES OF THE PANDEMIC PROGRAM Jonathan C. .FLORDELTZ F. JAVILLONAR, UTILIZATION OF LEARNING -FLORDELIZ F. JAVILLONAR, Gubantes PHD ACTIVITY PHD DURINA T. ABARCA SHEETS BASIS FOR DURINA T. ABARCA DANILO D- JUNTILO IMPROVEMENT OF MODULAR DANILO D. JUNTILO DISTANCE LEARNING - WY R. CULTIANO 5. Surigao del Sur 5, Siargao 5. Surigao del Sur 5. Cabadbaraa City CHALLENGES ENCOUNTERED BY SHS STUDENTS PERSPECTIVES TEACH FRAMEWORK TO GRADE 12 STUDENTS IN USING ON LEARNING DURING COVID . RESEARCH ATTITUDES, EDUCATIONALLY ADM MODULES 19 PANDEMIC Dexter L. MOTIVATIONS AND CHALLENGED PARENTS -Rey Michael and Joseph la.gura Consigna CHALLENGES IN THE NEW OF PALASAO TNTEGRATED NORMAL OF SENIOR HIGH JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATORS IN THE SCHOOL LEARNERS IN DIVISION OF CABADBARAN FACIUTATIONG CITY 2.Meconcepcion N. LEARNING IN THE NEW l,ansang NORMAI IN EDUCATION S.y. 2020 -202 1 - JOSELITO C. SERNA JERICO GLENN B. DE LA CRUZ 1 June 16,2021 Surigao del sur Surigao del Sur 1. Surigao del Sur TandaA City 1. SCHOOL BASED SELF LEARNING 1. PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IN MANAGEMENT ON THE l.LEVEL OF EFFECTIVENESS MODULE WITH CONTEXTUALTZED EDUCATION: FRAMING SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION OF OF IN.HOUSE LE,ARNING ACTIVITY SHEETS: A MECTIANISM TO LEARNING IN MODUI.AR DISTANCE REPRODUCTION VS TOOL TO THE LEARNINC (PRINTED) OUTSOURCING THROUGH INCREASE THE ACHIEVEMENT NEW NORMAL SERVICE PROVIDER OF THE LEVEL OF - AzuEL A. PALER .RESIL L.TERSONA PRINTING OF SELF. GRADE 7 LEARNERS IN CANTILAN JODINAH GASCON ERCYLITAC. BAI,ASON LEARNING NHS MIRA GRACE BANUDAN MARY ANN RONETTE B MODULES/ACTIVITY . MARY GRACE R. RUBITE SHEETS- PRADO .GEMMA B. ESPADERO Tandag City Tandag City Agusan del Norte 2, TandaA City 2. CHALLENGES OF REMOTE 2. PEDAGOGY AND PANDEMIC: 2.
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