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A Thesis
JANIL A. CUEVA
JOBERT L. ESCOREAL
JENEVEB P. NEBATO
LEZIE A. TUMBIGA
January 2023
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Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION
1.1. Rationale
lifestyles, modes of living, and the economy. The public library is the local gateway to
knowledge and is essential for lifelong learning, independent decision-making, and the cultural
The country's educational system can be attributed back several centuries. With that
amount of time, many may wonder what changes these schools have made to adapt to the
varying needs of the various generations that have gone through their schools, taking into
account possible changes in population, beliefs, statuses, and a variety of other factors.
kilometers from Cebu City and 79 kilometers from Bato, Samboan. It is subdivided into 37
barangays. The population was 57 823, according to a census taken in 2020. Dumanjug has 30
elementary schools, six secondary schools, one tertiary education institution, and two districts:
District I (Dumanjug Central School) in Barangay Liong and District II (Bitoon Central School)
in Barangay Bitoon.
The increasing number of students has resulted in a need for more learning spaces. It leads to
which compromises learning and thus highlights the value of having a public library.
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The only schools in Dumanjug that have a library to be used by the students are Little
Flower Incorporated and Cebu Technological University which are a high school and a state
university, respectively. And, only students, faculty members, and staff members enrolled in
School itself is a learning space; but a library isn't one of the given key areas or spaces for
students to use, as evident in the schools of Dumanjug. However, if there is a library, its modest
size inconveniences the students and reduces their chances to learn more. Moreover, due to an
enormous number of students, the few resources for research—especially books, have negatively
Moreover, one should need a comfortable and harmonious learning space, and for many learners,
especially those who have hearing or learning impairments, poor classroom acoustics produce an
whether it comes from the outside (street traffic, playgrounds, property maintenance, or
construction) or the inside (HVAC systems, chairs scraping the floor, hallway activity or
student’s ability to clearly hear their teacher. Learning is impacted by the effects of this noise
Dumanjug, Cebu, that will serve as a public library and provide a learning environment or space
for the local population, nearby towns, and, most importantly, students. People would flock to
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the library to take advantage of its services because it benefited the community and provided a
wide range of educational learning materials such as books, catalogs, and journals. Many people
will be generous enough to donate books, which may be the deciding factor in resolving the lack
In line with this, the proposed building will accommodate increasing population in
schools. It can provide an appropriate learning space wherein future learners and researchers,
students, postgraduates, professionals, and reviewees can study comfortably to enhance and
The main problem of this study is the inadequate learning space and noise pollution
which impacts the teaching and learning process in a facility and reduces student's concentration,
Furthermore, the development of technology for educational purposes has also advanced
everyone’s misguided learning because the internet is not a relevant source but a means of
transmitting information.
This study proposes a public library that will expose the potential learner provided with
information to the general public to satisfy their information and educational needs. The users
will be relieved by the accuracy and reliability of the information and comfort they will get
It is not just the community and the neighboring towns that can benefit from the use of
the library but also the future learners and researchers, students, postgraduates, professionals, and
reviewees.
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1.6. Conclusion
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Chapter 2