The afternoon schedule of the second day of the Madayaw International Multidisciplinary Conference was allocated for the presentation of the researchers from all over the country, and abroad, in the fields of Business Management and Natural Science; Health Sciences; Social Sciences; and Arts, Language, Literature, and Education.

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND NATURAL SCIENCE

Researchers under Business Management and Natural Sciences showcased their different researches at Apo View Hotel Grand Ballroom A.

The research of Leandro M. Ramirez Jr. from Davao City National High School entitled Detection of Carbon Monoxide (CO) Emission Level in Davao City Using Arduino Micro-controller and Android Mobile Device was one of the highlights of the category.

HEALTH SCIENCES

In celebration of Madayaw International Multidisciplinary Research Conference, researchers all over the world gather to exhibit their exceptional research under the Health Sciences Category.

Health Sciences deals with researches involving human sciences. It is a diverse topic about the human body which are potential for conducting studies. The Health Sciences covers researches prioritising medical-allied professionals, communities and the world.

“Research caters info that offers updates to address certain issues in the country, and also for the good of the Filipinos” Rozzano Locsin, PhD, a professor of a graduate school in Tokushima University, Japan, said.

SOCIAL SCIENCES

In the field of Social Sciences, 13 studies were presented ranging from senior high school students to esteemed professionals from various institutions in the Vanda Room of Apo View Hotel Davao.

One of the presentors, Kenneth P. Sumatra, MALit, an Assistant Professor 1 from the University of Mindanao, discussed the moral transition of the major heroines from Sidney Sheldon’s selected novels fluently despite the technical difficulties he encountered.

“I was immensely happy and nervous during that time because of the technical challenges,” Sumatra remarked in an interview. “But I am thankful to have it fixed and present my study, which is also my advocacy, regarding women empowerment.

Sumatra stated in an interview that the main objective of his study is focused on the morality and ethics of feminism through the moral development of the heroines from Sidney Sheldon’s selected novels; from there, he could create principles and consider women’s voices. “Basically, it is the moral empowerment for women,” he convicted.

After the presentation of the researches, an open forum encouraged co-researchers to clarify and constructively criticize one another.

ARTS, LANGUAGE, LITERATURE, AND EDUCATION

Meanwhile, 45 studies were presented in the field of Arts, Language, Literature, and Education. It was divided in three groups namely: Group A at Vanda Room; Group B at Waling-waling B and; Group C at Orchid Room.

During one of the presentations in the said field of science, Darryl Bolofer—a Grade 12 student from San Pedro College— was positively acknowledged by professionals and co-research presentors.

“The greatest challenge our group encountered was getting the correct number of particpants for data saturation. Nevertheless, we properly made it,” Bolofer shared when one of the participants asked him about the obstacles they faced in conducting the study.

When asked about what he felt about the unexpected commendations in an interview, Bolofer remarked, “In behalf of my research team, I am positively overwhelmed with how they acknowledged our study. I also feel grateful and humbled because this year’s conference has served as an avenue for us to advocate awareness about homosexual educators in classroom setting”.

The simultaneous presentations ended with awarding of certificates of recognition and participation in their respective designated rooms.

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