Top 5 Thesis Topic Ideas on Climate-Resilient Schools in the Philippines

Source: GMA News Online

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In every typhoon, classrooms turn into flood zones. Books drown. Students stay home. Teachers go silent. That’s what school looks like now in many parts of the Philippines. And while storms come and go, the damage they leave behind is lasting. Students miss weeks of learning. Children fall behind. The poorest kids fall first. We are watching this happen every year.

Here’s the truth. The education system is not ready for climate change. Schools are not built to survive disasters. Plans don’t include the children most at risk. And when storms hit, it’s the students who pay. Every class cancelled is a future delayed. The country’s leaders know this. But action is too slow. That is the problem. And you can expose it.

Who Can Use These Topics

This research is ideal for students and professionals pursuing the following courses or strands:

College Programs:

• Education

• Environmental Science

• Public Administration

• Architecture

• Social Work

Senior High School Strands:

• HUMSS

• STEM

• GAS

• ABM

5 Thesis Topic Ideas

1.Impact of Climate-Related School Closures on Academic Performance of Public High School Students in Coastal Areas

This research explores how frequent class suspensions due to typhoons affect student learning outcomes.

Target Respondents

• Public high school students

• Teachers in coastal areas

2.Relationship Between School Infrastructure Resilience and Student Attendance During Natural Disasters

This study investigates whether stronger school buildings help reduce absenteeism during typhoon season.

Target Respondents

• School administrators

• Local government engineers

3.Effect of Remote Learning Access on Educational Continuity During Climate Emergencies

This research assesses how well students continue learning when classes shift online due to climate disruptions.

Target Respondents

• Students in public and private schools

• Teachers using remote platforms

4.Influence of Disaster Preparedness Programs on Student Awareness and Response in High-Risk Areas

This study looks into how emergency drills and protocols impact how students react to climate emergencies.

Target Respondents

• Community members

• Police-community liaisons

5.Association Between Climate Education Integration and Environmental Advocacy Among High School Students

This explores how including climate topics in the curriculum affects students' involvement in climate-related initiatives.

Target Respondents

• Curriculum developers

• High school students

• Science teachers

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