MARGGIE A. OBLIGACION, PhD
Senior Education Specialist (Planning and Research)
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Research is described as the creation of innovative concepts, techniques, and understandings via the development of new knowledge and/or the creative application of existing information.The main goal of educational research is to add to the existing body of knowledge by addressing various pedagogical issues and enhancing teaching and learning methods. . Researchers in education are therefore searching for solutions to concerns like student motivation, growth, and classroom management.
This page will serve as the official repository of all the completed researches for the future references of all the teachers, school heads and non-teaching researchers.
Capiz Educators Shine at 2025 Regional Research Showdown in Iloilo City
The 2025 Regional Research Showdown, held from December 3 to 5, 2025 at Sotogrande Hotel, Green Meadows, Jaro, Iloilo City, highlighted outstanding research excellence and innovation among educators across the region, with Capiz Division researchers earning notable recognition in multiple competitive categories.
Leading the division’s achievements, Dr. Ronald D. Artillero, Head Teacher I of Panitan National High School, was awarded 1st Runner-Up in the Best Research Impact category. His research was recognized for its significant contribution to educational practice, policy relevance, and measurable outcomes that directly benefit learners and schools.
Capiz Division also demonstrated strong performance in the Best Research Exhibit category, with Dr. Marggie A. Obligacio, Senior Education Program Specialist (SEPS) in Planning and Research, and Dr. Aileen Isiderio, Head Teacher III of Sapian National High School, both emerging as finalists. Their exhibits showcased evidence-based innovations and well-documented research processes that underscored the division’s commitment to quality research and informed decision-making.
Further strengthening Capiz’s presence in the regional competition, Dr. Zandie B. Ponce, Teacher III of Ilawod Elementary School, qualified as a finalist in the Best Research Poster category, presenting research findings in a clear, visually compelling, and academically sound manner. Meanwhile, Fatima S. Bolido, Master Teacher I of Capiz National High School, earned finalist recognition in Best Research Paper and Presentation, demonstrating depth of analysis, clarity of presentation, and strong alignment with educational priorities.
The Regional Research Showdown serves as a premier platform for educators to share research outputs, exchange best practices, and promote a culture of inquiry and innovation in the education sector. The achievements of the Capiz Division researchers reflect not only individual excellence but also the division’s sustained efforts to strengthen research capability and encourage evidence-based solutions to educational challenges.
These accomplishments affirm Capiz Division’s growing prominence in regional research initiatives and its continuing contribution to advancing quality education through rigorous and impactful research.
Advancing Educational Excellence: Highlights from the SHOWDOWN Research Forum 2024
The air inside the MVW Hotel and Restaurant along Roxas Avenue buzzed with excitement on the morning of November 8, 2024. Teachers, researchers, and education leaders from across the division gathered for the much-anticipated SHOWDOWN Research Forum. Colorful banners welcomed the participants as they entered the venue, eager to share their studies and innovations. Everyone could feel that it was going to be a meaningful day of learning and collaboration.
The program opened with warm welcome remarks from Dr. Edna B. Azcarraga, the Education Program Supervisor and OIC of the Office of the Chief Education Supervisor under the School Governance and Operations Division. Her words set the tone for the event—encouraging every teacher-researcher to embrace curiosity, innovation, and continuous improvement. She reminded everyone that research is not just a requirement, but a powerful tool to create real impact in schools.
After the opening message, the audience listened to the inspiring message of Dr. Luz U. Banson, OIC of the Office of the Assistant Schools Division Superintendent. She highlighted the dedication of teachers who conduct research despite their daily workload. Her message encouraged everyone to keep exploring ideas that could improve teaching practices, strengthen learner performance, and support DepEd’s vision. The participants responded with enthusiastic applause, motivated by her encouragement.
Soon after, Dr. Miguel Mac D. Aposin, CESO IV and the Schools Division Superintendent, delivered his message. He emphasized the importance of platforms like the Research Forum in nurturing a culture of excellence. He acknowledged the hard work of teacher-researchers and reminded them that every study—big or small—contributes to building better schools for Filipino learners. His words echoed a strong call for collaboration, perseverance, and purpose-driven research.
To officially begin the competition segment, Dr. Marggie A. Obligacion, Senior Education Program Specialist for Planning and Research, took the stage for the introduction of judges and the reading of the rules and criteria for judging. Her presence marked the transition from the ceremony to the much-awaited presentations. With clear guidelines set and participants ready, the SHOWDOWN Research Forum moved forward with confidence, energy, and high hopes for a productive and inspiring day.
"Empowering Education Through Knowledge: Highlights from the 2023 Division Research Congress"
"Empowering Education Through Knowledge: Highlights from the 2023 Division Research Congress"
The 2023 Division Research Congress was a significant event that brought together educators, researchers, and professionals in the field of education to showcase and discuss the latest findings and innovations in teaching and learning. Held on August 25, 2023, this congress was a platform for collaboration, reflection, and knowledge-sharing, fostering a sense of unity and purpose among participants.
The event began with a sense of national pride as Mrs. Dorislyn Bellosillo, MT-I, led everyone in singing the National Anthem. This was followed by a moment of reflection, as Ms. Estela B. Fano, P-II, offered a heartfelt prayer. The regional and Capiz hymns added a touch of local culture and pride to the proceedings.
Dr. Edna B. Azcarraga, the Education Program Supervisor and Officer-in-Charge of the Office of the SGOD Chief, warmly welcomed all attendees. Her opening remarks set the tone for a day of learning, collaboration, and inspiration. The keynote message from Dr. Miguel Mac D. Aposin, CESO V, the Schools Division Superintendent, was a highlight of the opening program. Dr. Aposin's message likely touched on the importance of research in education and its impact on student outcomes and the overall improvement of the education system.
The heart of the congress was the presentation of Action Research Studies. Divided into two sets, these presentations showcased the hard work and dedication of educators in their pursuit of educational excellence. Dr. July Falagne, P-I, facilitated the sessions, while reactors Estela V. Fano, P-II, and Dr. Marggie A. Obligacion provided insightful feedback after each presentation. This interactive format encouraged lively discussions and the exchange of ideas, contributing to the growth and development of research in education.
After a morning filled with engaging discussions and presentations, participants took a well-deserved lunch break to recharge.
Mrs. Dorislyn Bellosillo, MT-I, returned to the stage, not only as a singer but also as an entertainer, adding a touch of art and culture to the congress. Her performance likely entertained and uplifted the spirits of everyone in attendance.
The afternoon session mirrored the morning, with a fresh set of Action Research Studies presented to the eager audience. Once again, Dr. July Falagne, P-I, skillfully moderated the session, while Estela V. Fano, P-II, and Dr. Marggie A. Obligacion provided their valuable insights. This part of the congress continued the tradition of fostering an environment of collaboration and learning.
Alan Vincent B. Altamia, EPS-I in EsP (Education for Sustainable Development) and Guidance, shared insights gained from the research presented during the congress. This reflection likely served as a summary of the key takeaways from the day's presentations, emphasizing the practical applications and implications of the research findings.
The event concluded with the presentation of certificates to the participants, recognizing their valuable contributions to the congress and their dedication to advancing education through research.
The 2023 Division Research Congress was a successful gathering of educators and researchers, driven by a shared passion for improving education. It provided a platform for the exchange of ideas, the presentation of innovative research, and the fostering of collaboration among educational professionals. This congress undoubtedly left its participants inspired and equipped with fresh knowledge and perspectives to further enhance the quality of education in their region.
“No research without action, no action without research”
“No research without action, no action without research”
- Kurt Lewin
- Kurt Lewin
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