Vol. 1 (2025): Philippine Journal of Basic Studies

The Philippine Journal of Basic Studies (PJBS) is a peer‑reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing foundational research across the basic sciences, social sciences, humanities, and interdisciplinary domains. Volume 1 (2025) marks the inaugural issue, showcasing scholarly works that contribute to knowledge development, educational innovation, and evidence‑based practice relevant to the Philippine context and the broader global community.

Published: 2025-12-01

Articles

Voices from the Margins: Enhancing Disaster Response and Communication among Indigenous Peoples in the ASEAN Region

Analyn I Diola, Julie M. Agpaoa, Reven Ferrer
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Leading for Sustainability: Philippine Public High School Administrators’ Perspectives on Environmental Education and Solid Waste Management

Analyn I. Diola
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Food Security in the Philippines: Paradox of Abundance Amid Rising Costs, Climate Challenges, and Underutilized Indigenous Crops

Analyn I Diola, Marry Ann E. Soberano-Naluaran, Mhean T. Turingan
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Development of Industrial Motor Controller Trainer/Troubleshooter

Carlos G. Castillo Jr.
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Transitioning Toward a Sustainable Future: Clean Energy Innovations Amid the Philippines’ Dependence on Oil and Coal

Analyn I. Diola, Carlos G. Castillo, John Renz Alcaraz
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Institutionalizing Sustainable Solid Waste Management in Philippine Secondary Schools: A Mixed-Methods Assessment of Practices, Challenges and Policy Implications

Analyn I Diola
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Digital Play, Traditional Heritage: University-Led Initiatives by Students and Faculty to Preserve ASEAN Indigenous Games in the E-Gaming Era

Analyn I Diola, Tyrone V. Lopez, Fionah M. Quindara
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Clicking Responsibly: A Mixed-Methods Study of Sustainable Fashion Consumption in the Philippines

Analyn I Diola, Jesy V. Domingo-Echanes, Jeanlyn V. Domingo
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Beyond illumination: Evaluating retroreflective studs, driver behavior, and governance for night-time road safety in the Philippines

Christian Garret F. Aquino, Analyn I. Diola, Ricardo Cruz , Nemesio Fenomeno
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Bridging the Gap: Confronting Low Environmental Literacy amid Escalating Ecological Crises in the ASEAN Region

Roy Ferrer, Analyn I. Diola
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Vol. 1 (2025): Philippine Journal of Basic Studies

Articles

Voices from the Margins: Enhancing Disaster Response and Communication among Indigenous Peoples in the ASEAN Region

Leading for Sustainability: Philippine Public High School Administrators’ Perspectives on Environmental Education and Solid Waste Management

Food Security in the Philippines: Paradox of Abundance Amid Rising Costs, Climate Challenges, and Underutilized Indigenous Crops

Development of Industrial Motor Controller Trainer/Troubleshooter

Transitioning Toward a Sustainable Future: Clean Energy Innovations Amid the Philippines’ Dependence on Oil and Coal

Institutionalizing Sustainable Solid Waste Management in Philippine Secondary Schools: A Mixed-Methods Assessment of Practices, Challenges and Policy Implications

Digital Play, Traditional Heritage: University-Led Initiatives by Students and Faculty to Preserve ASEAN Indigenous Games in the E-Gaming Era

Clicking Responsibly: A Mixed-Methods Study of Sustainable Fashion Consumption in the Philippines

Beyond illumination: Evaluating retroreflective studs, driver behavior, and governance for night-time road safety in the Philippines

Bridging the Gap: Confronting Low Environmental Literacy amid Escalating Ecological Crises in the ASEAN Region

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