SAN ALBERTO MAGNO ACADEMY

POBACION TUBAO, LA UNION

AN EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH PRESENTED TO THE

SCHOOL FACULTY OF SAN ALBERTO MAGNO ACADEMY

OKRA MUCILAGE AND GLUTINOUS RICE AS AN

ALTERNATIVE GLUE

ABLAN, ALEXANDER SHANE

BALTAZAR, KYLE CHRISTIAN F.
GABRILLO, CHRISTIAN E.
SUGUITAN, JHON KHARL S.
TALAVERA, JOSEPH HENRY S.

SAN ALBERTO MAGNO ACADEMY

TUBAO, LA UNION, INCORPORATED

RESEARCH PROJOECT

MAY 2023
 Acknowledgement

With deepest gratitude and appreciation, we humbly give thanks to the people
who patiently helped us in making our research possible.

To the institution where are studying, San Alberto Magno Academy, where we are
continuously growing as a grade 12 students.

To Ms. Jennifer S. Tambor for her untiring effort in guiding us to make our research
possible and successful.

To our parents who supported us directly by providing a clean environment for us to

conduct our experiment and sessions

And to all our teachers who shared and continuously share their knowledge with students
like us and keep molding us into a better person.

And most of all, to our God, who gave us the spiritual support, and strength to work
more. Thank you so much, Lord.
 Dedication

We have met struggles during the conduction of our research, but now we that we
have finished, I could not imagine that it is now the time to finish what we have started.
We dedicate our Research to all the people who help with us throughout our process in
producing our Research. I dedicate this portfolio

To our families

To our Friends

To our Siblings

To my co-students and teachers

To our school SAMA

And especially to our Almighty God

ABSTRACT

Ablan, Alexander Shane, Baltazar, Kyle Christian F., Gabrillo, Christian E.,
Suguitan, Jhon Kharl, Talavera, Joseph Henry S., (2023). Okra Mucilage and
Glutinous Rice as an Alternative Glue. Science, technology, Engineering, and
Mathematics. San Alberto Magno Academy of Tubao Incorporated, Poblacion, Tubao La
Union.

Adviser: Ms. Jennifer Lee Tambor

The study conducted an experimental research to determine the effectiveness of

the okra mucilage and glutinous rice mixture as an alternative glue in terms of its curing
time and adhesion time.

The experiment will be observing the curing time of the experimental and
commercial glue’s curing time under 30 minutes and will be monitored after every 3
minutes. The adhesion time will be observed under 7 days to observe for changes that
might transpire.

The findings of this study showed that the experimental okra mucilage and
glutinous rice glue is a suitable alternative for the commercial glue because of their
similar curing time and similar adhesion time as observed by the researchers.

Keywords: Adhesive, Glue, Glutinous, Mucilage, Okra

Situational Analysis

The (Britannica, 2022) states that the property of adhesives to hold two different
material together make it one of the most used substance in everyday activities, school
projects, arts and even in industrial machines. But majority of these adhesives are quite
toxic and with improper usage, it can pose a risk to human health.

A 10-year review according to (Carstairs et.al. 2017.) of cyanoacrylate (super

glue) exposures reported to a U.S. regional poison control center found that 893 reports
of accidental and intentional ingestion, and which 26% where required to stay in a
healthcare facility. While majority of the effects were minor, 9% suffered moderate
effects from exposure. Majority of the cases where children and most result did not result
in significant health damage.

According to (Dinte and Sylvester 2017), Though adhesive is used in industry for
almost 10 decades, the authors stressed the necessity in obtaining environmentally safe
and high-quality adhesives. This is because the limited raw materials, and the adverse
effect of synthetic adhesive to human health and the environment.

A medical research by (Ameena et.al., 2010) on okra mucilage as a tablet

excipient found that it is effective in binding together the drug as a tablet, and is
comparable to synthetic excipient. This research shows that okra mucilage not only
proves to be an effective adhesive to bind together drugs to be ingested, but it is also
digestible by the human body, making it an effective non-toxic adhesive.

According to (Bhat,Tharanathan 1987) okra mucilage is characterized with its

viscosity, exhibiting a pseudoplastic behavior. And is shown to have an “strengthening
effect” on soft wheat dough as shown by their experiments. This states the ability of the
okra mucilage to harden to a pseudoplastic state making it an affective adhesive.

Okra mucilage can be now made into an alternative plastic, but by only using the
mucilage itself is not enough, it cannot stick into any surface long enough to harden to a
pseudoplastic state like (Bhat, Tharanathan 1987) found. That is why we chose glutinous
rice, as a catalyst, and to become the initial adhesive to stick two materials together while
waiting for the okra mucilage to harden

(Mahreni et.al., 2023) made a research on glutinous rice as a base for their
alternative biodegradable adhesive. By adding a-amylase enzyme concentration to a
glutinous rice and water solution. They produced outstanding results with their adhesive
which they stated to be better than standard paper glue sold in the market. For our
research, we plan to use the glutinous rice as a catalyst to help the okra mucilage to
harden and stick the two materials together, it will act as an initial adhesive when putting
the materials together.

. This degradable gel, is used as an adhesive for health monitoring devices. This
was made to reduce materials used and pollution, as well as an improvement to the
quality of life of the patients using health monitors. They are also renewable and
degradable, while also being edible, making it to have no risk of poisoning by accidently
inducing the gel.

The researchers now aim to combine the okra mucilage as the main adhesive that
will harden, and the glutinous rice, the catalyst and the one that will act as an initial
adhesive.

Statement of the problem

The problem of the study is to determine the potency of Okra mucilage mixed
with glutinous rice as an alternative glue.

1. What is the average adhesion time and the average curing time of the
experimental Okra-glutinous rice glue?
2. What is the average adhesion time and the average curing time of the Commercial
glue?
3. Is there any significant difference between the adhesion time and the curing time
of the experimental okra-glutinous rice adhesive and the commercial glue?

Objective of the study

 This research entitled “The potency of glutinous rice and okra mucilage as an
alternative glue aims:

1. To determine the effectiveness of the okra mucilage and glutinous rice mixture as
an alternative glue.
2. To know if the alternative glue made from the glutinous rice and okra mucilage
mixture is a suitable alternative glue.
3. To compare the effectiveness of the glutinous rice and okra mucilage adhesive
with the commercial glue.

Hypothesis

There is a significant difference between the commercial and experimental glue’s

curing and adhesion time

There is no significant difference between the commercial and experimental

glue’s curing and adhesion time.

Significance of the study

The study will provide information about the potency of the glutinous rice and
okra mucilage as an alternative bio-adhesive.

To the students will have an alternative glue that pose lesser risk to their health if
they are exposed, as well as a cheaper alternative than the commercial adhesives because
of its cheaper ingredients and can be produced in their home.

To the teachers can use this alternative glue for their activities involving glue
usage with their students, to have a less risk in their health, as well as to promote a
greener alternative in their activities.

To the Parents can be aware of the availability and how to make this alternative
adhesive that they can provide their children, it is more affordable and less toxic for their
children.
 To the school can take advantage of this alternative glue to be used in their
facilities, to have a cheaper and less toxic alternative.

To the community, farmers of okra can take advantage of their creativity to

produce and sell this alternative glue, so that they can profit and at the same time sell an
alternative that is cheaper and less toxic to use

Scope and delamination of the study

The study explores the effectiveness of glutinous rice and okra mucilage as an
alternative adhesive due to its sticky characteristic. The experiment will take place in
Francia West, Tubao, La Union, the residence of one of the researchers and will be
documented for every experimentation that will take place as verification of the study. It
started in February 19 2023, and ends within this 2nd semester of our school year 2022-
2023. The purpose of the study is to provide a less toxic alternative for an adhesive that
can be used to lessen the risk of glue exposures that may cause health complications,
especially for children. The experiment will involve powdered glutinous rice as base and
catalyst for the adhesive and It deals with one fruit, which is okra (Abelmoschus
esculents) to use its mucilage as a substance to be an alternative to glue. The limitation of
the outcome or product is that it has only one purpose, to paste things together.
Definition of Terms

A-amylase enzyme – An enzyme used by (Mahreni et.al., 2023) on their research to

create

A biodegradable glue because of its ability to digest starch.

Adhesive – The main goal of this study is to be able to create an alternative adhesive
using okra mucilage and glutinous rice.

Adhesion time – The goal of this research is to be able to produce an alternative glue that
Is better or able to match the adhesion time of the commercial glue.

Curing time – How fast a glue hardens, it is used to determine in this study to see which
glue group hardens the fastest and binds the strongest.

Cyanoacrylate – Scientific name of Super glue quoted by many researchers for its
hazard to ingestion by (Carstairs, et.al., n.d.)

Excipient – it is a substance that help medicine to travel, a researcher made an excipient

using okra mucilage by (Ameena, et.al., 2010)

Glue – The commercial name of an adhesive that the researchers aims to create a safer
alternative using okra mucilage and glutinous rice.

Glutinous rice – The base for this study’s glue, it acts as a sticky substance to help hold
the tow materials being glued together.

Ionic Skin – An artificial skin made to copy the capabilities of sensing of a real skin,
research on by researcher (Tian, et.al., 2022)

Okra mucilage – A sticky substance that hardens overtime produced through boiling
sliced okras; it is the main ingredients for this experiment.

Pseudoplastic – A state of the hardened glue that exhibits plastic like traits.
 Chapter 2

The following are the related literature concerning our research:

A research by (Carstairs et.al., 2017) conducted a 10-year review of cyanoacrylate

poisoning, and they found that over 893 reports of accidental and intentional ingestion, of
which 26% where severe enough to require them to stay at a medical facility. Almost all
of the cases where minor, but majority of them happened with children. Glue can also
damage your digestive system with its stickiness and chemicals, and in some cases may
lead to a sever health complication.

And in some rare circumstances, the low viscosity of cyanoacrylate may become
the cause of aspiration. (Vitale et.al., 2007) reported a toddler ingestion a low viscosity
cyanoacrylate, and showed complications in their tracheal and bronchial parts of their
respiratory system. The cyanoacrylate went inside the toddler’s respiratory tract and
hardened overtime, which caused the complications. Although the chances of aspiration
of said adhesive is low, it may pose as a life-threatening situation when it happens.

Okra mucilage as an adhesive is widely used in the medical field, (Ameena et. al.,
2010) found that okra mucilage is an effective excipient capable of binding in together
the drug as a tablet and is comparable to a synthetic excipient.

According to an experiment by (Shu Tian et.al., 2022) where they made a

renewable and edible ionic skin made from glutinous rice gel. They successfully created a
glutinous rice gel that can stick to the skin and act as an ionic skin. They made it
renewable, biodegradable and most importantly edible. In our research, we are using
glutinous rice as the base, which acts as the initial glue to hold together the different
materials we want to stick together, while the okra mucilage hardens itself.

A research conducted by (David, et.al., 2005) stated that because okra is relatively
cheap and abundant, it is easy to reproduce adhesive made from it. The okra was cooked
for 3 hours to extract the mucilage, where they yielded about 75% okra mucilage form
their session. They used their okra mucilage to create bio-paper where they compared it
to other recycled papers and reused paper.

According to a Filipino researcher (Gemiliano Aligui, 2006) stated that okra can
lessen cholesterol by binding along with bile acids which in turn carry the toxins which
the body should eradicate. The mucilage facilitates a holding property. The research work
was executed to determine the potential of producing glue and paper form discarded
hides. Intended for the production of glue.
 Chapter 3

Research Design

This research study will use quantitative design using experimental approach in
determining if the okra mucilage and glutinous rice mixture is an effective alternative
glue compared to the commercial variant.

Research locale

The experiment will take place in Francia West, Tubao, La Union inside a
sanitized kitchen within one of the residences of the researchers. Where the process of
getting the mucilage, mixing it with the glutinous rice and transforming it to an adhesive
will take place.

Conceptual Paradigm

Independent Controlled Dependent

 Two types of
 The ratio of the  Adhesion time
glue groups:
Okra mucilage of the glue
 Experimental
and glutinous  How long will
Okra and
rice mixture the adhesive
glutinous rice
 The surface hold?
adhesive
where the glue  How long will
Commercial
will stick on be the curing
glue
time of the glue?
Conceptual Framework

Input Process Output

1. Okra mucilage 1. Boiling of 1 cup An alternative
2. Glutinous rice of sliced okra adhesive using okra
3. The ratio of the with 1 1/2 cup mucilage and
okra mucilage of water for 30 glutinous rice
and glutinous minutes to mixture.
rice ratio. extract the
mucilage.
2. Using the
mucilage to cook
the 1 cup of rice
to mix it.

Materials used

The materials used by the researchers are ensured to be sanitized before

conducting the experiment, and they measured the amount of ingredients that was used in
making the prototype adhesive.

1. Cooking pot
2. Measuring cups 6. Knife
3. Strainer 7. Bowl
4. Stove 1
8. 1 cup of water
2
5. Chopping board
9. 1 cup of sliced okra
10. 1 cup of glutinous
Instrumentation

The researchers will use observation in collecting the data necessary for the study.
They will observe the effectiveness, adhesion time, and how fast the adhesive will
harden.

Data analysis

The researchers will observe the curing time and adhesion time of the commercial
and experimental glue.

The curing time will be observed with a duration of 30 minutes because this is the
stated curing time of the commercial glue, it will be observing every 30 minutes to check
on the binding and the visual state of both the commercial and experimental glue.

The adhesion time will be observed for 7 days, to see if the two groups show
different behaviors during the timespan.
 Chapter 4

This chapter contains the presentation, interpretation, analysis, and discusses the
significant information gathered by the researchers though observation and
experimentation, as well as the commercial and experimental glue.

Table 1.1

Experimental Glue Commercial glue

Material Curing time Curing time
Paper A 12 mins 9 mins
Paper B 12 mins 9 mins
Cardboard (Thick) 21 mins 21 mins
Cardboard (Thin) 15 mins 12 mins
Plastic 18 mins 26 mins
Average 15.6 mins 15.4 mins
Standard Deviation 3.45 6.89
T value 0.0918

Table 1.2

Experimental Glue Commercial glue

Material Adhesion time
Paper A 7 7
Paper B 7 7
Cardboard (Thick) 7 7
Cardboard (Thin) 7 7
Plastic 7 7
Average 7 7
Standard Deviation
 1. What is the average adhesion time and the average curing time of the
experimental Okra-glutinous rice adhesive?
- The experimental glue’s average curing time is about 15.6 minutes with its
adhesion time lasted for the whole 7 days of observing and still continue to
bind with no observable change.
2. What is the average adhesion time and the average curing time of the
Commercial Adhesive?
- The commercial glue’s average curing time is about 15.4 minuets with its
adhesion time lasted for the whole 7 days of observing and still continue to
bind with no observable change.
3. Is there any significant difference between the adhesion time and the curing
time of the experimental okra-glutinous rice adhesive and the commercial
adhesive?
- There is no significant observable difference between the adhesion time and
the curing time of the experimental okra-glutinous rice adhesive and the
commercial glue.

Additional Observations

1. The experimental glue will ferment overtime because of the water and glutinous
rice ingredients chemically reacts with one another, producing a scent similar to
that of rice wine.
2. In a sealed container, the experimental glue will have a longer shelf life avoiding
spoilage and molding, while in a non-tight container, the experimental molded
and spoiled overtime.
3. Even after a week, the experimental glue is still able to bind materials together.
4. The consistency and viscosity of the experimental glue is the same with the
commercial glue.
 Chapter 5

Summary of findings

The research answered the following questions during the study

1. What is the average adhesion time and the average curing time of the
experimental Okra-glutinous rice adhesive?
- The average curing time of the experimental glue is around 15.6 minutes and
the adhesion lasted days or more
- The curing time and the adhesion of the glue is lower than the experimental
glue by a small margin.
- The curing process of the experimental glue is similar to the process with the
commercial glue, they start of as wet and sticky paste then turns into a pseudo
plastic like material that binds two materials together.
2. What is the average adhesion time and the average curing time of the
Commercial Adhesive?
- The average curing time of the experimental glue is around 15.4 minutes and
the adhesion time lasted 7 days and more
- Although the average curing time and adhesion time of the commercial glue is
slightly better than the experimental glue, there are specific materials where
the experimental glue is better at binding and curing than the commercial glue
and vice versa.
3. Is there any significant difference between the adhesion time and the curing
time of the experimental okra-glutinous rice adhesive and the commercial
adhesive?
- There is no significant difference between the curing time and the adhesion
time of the experimental group and the commercial group. They both present
the same quality and time across multiple materials in average.
 - There are specific materials that the experimental and commercial glue is
better than the other and materials that have both the same quality effect.
- In binding plastic, the experimental group is better than the commercial group,
in binding cardboard they have the same curing and adhesion time and in
binding paper, the commercial glue is slightly better than the experimental
glue.

Conclusion

The researchers found that the capabilities of the experimental glutinous rice-okra
mucilage glue are capable to be an alternative glue. This is because of the curing time of
the experimental glue is about the same as the commercia glue, the adhesion time is also
similar. The Experimental glue is also made naturally with no artificial chemicals or
ingredients, making it a safer alternative as well. It is also easy and cheap to reproduce,
and others could take advantage of this through making it as a business.

Recommendations

1. Must research on prolonging the shelf life of the experimental glutinous rice-okra
mucilage glue even more. This is because of its all-natural ingredients; the glue
will easily spoil in open spaces.
2. Must test the adhesion strength of the experimental glue and compare it to the
commercial glue.
3. Must experiment on other base for the glue other than the glutinous rice to avoid
the fermentation process and smell.
4. Must test other natural alternatives other than okra to see if other natural fruits and
vegetables have better adhesion that it.
APPENDICES
 APPENDIX A

Timetable

DATE EVENT
February 14, 2023 Collecting of Related Literatures
February 19, 2023 1st session of creating the product
February 21, 2023 Restarting the Research paper
February 21, 2023 Re-collecting of Related Literatures
March 5, 2023 2nd Session of creating the product
April 7, 2023 3rd session of creating the product
April 30, 2023 4th session of creating the product and
start of the experiment
April 30 to May 2023 Observation of the Adhesion time of
research
 APPENDIX B

Documentation

Day 1

The experiment was conducted on the

afternoon of February 19, 2023, Flores’ Residence,
Francia West, Tubao La Union.

The Researchers first experimented on

saluyot or jute extract mixed with glutinous rice for
base in an effort to make an alternative adhesive.
They did this by boiling the saluyot or jute until the
sticky mucous was extracted, then they drained it
to a clean bowl. Next, they used the extracted
mucilage of the saluyot to cook the glutinous rice.
With a ratio of 1 cup of saluyot extract and 2 cups of
glutinous rice.

They failed to make the consistency they desired

and the rice proved to be too hard and uncooked to be
effective, they put too much rice and to little saluyot
extract that is why the product they made was not close
in becoming an adhesive.
Day 2

The experiment was conducted on the morning of

March 5, 2023, Flores’ residence, Francia West, Tubao
La Union.

The researchers scrapped the first saluyot

experiment and opted to use okra mucilage instead
because of it easier mucous to extract. They still
use glutinous rice as base in making the adhesive. They
boiled the sliced okra on a cooking pot for exactly 30
minutes, then setting aside the mucilage to a separate
bowl, then boiling again the same sliced okra in an effort
to drain the okra of all its mucilage. They now pounded
the rice into “finer pieces” to cook more easily, then the
researchers put into the cooking pot the ingredients, now
with a ratio of 1 cup of glutinous rice, and 2 cups of okra
mucilage.

The product that the researchers produced was a

success, we managed to make an adhesive using okra
mucilage and glutinous rice, we tested it on a piece of
paper and plastic, where the plastic one we stuck into a
wooden door lasted for 5 days before detaching. The
product was sticky and slimy, it can stick into any
surface and the mucilage will harden overtime.
 Although the prototype product was a success, it still
has many flaws. The main problem is that, the rice was still
too hard to be more efficient and effective in sticking into any
material, making it harder for the mucilage to harden. And
lastly, because it is made from organic materials, the mixture
smelled off after 1 week, but without visual signs of spoilage.

Day 3

The experiment was conducted on the morning of

April 7, 2023, Flores’ residence, Francia West, Tubao La
Union.

The next session’s

goal was to improve upon what we have learned from the
previous session. On this day, we did everything the
same, except now the glutinous rice is change with
glutinous powder, with different ratios of the mucilage
and the glutinous powder.
First, we chopped 14 fingers of okra into a cooking pot,
then added 2 cups of water to boil out the mucilage we
needed. After extracting and separating the mucilage
using a strainer, we measured 2 cups glutinous powder
and put it into a bowl while also mixing in it the 2 cups of
okra mucilage we gathered.

The texture of the mixture was sticky, similar to

that of a wet dough when we finished mixing the
ingredients. We cooked the mixture in a pot until it
thickens and started to feel more like a wet dough.
 The product that was made was better than the previous one in every way. It is
more smooth, uniform and pleasant to look at. It also
sticks better because of its consistency and texture of the
mixture. This mixture was put into a sealed jar to store.

After a week, the water started to separate from

the mixture, when we opened the lid of the jar, it let off a
very foul odor, yet there is no visible signs of spoilage and molding on the glue itself.
After another week, the odor changes to smell more like fermented rice win

Day 4

The experiment was conducted on the morning of May 30,

2023, Flores’ residence, Francia West, Tubao La Union.

This was the last session for our research, we will now be
conducting the experiment to determine the curing and adhesion time
of the experimental and commercial glue through observation. We will
be using the glue that we have made from our previous
session to test it out in various materials against
the commercial glue. The materials that we will be
sticking it on will be paper, plastic and cardboard.

The curing time will be measured under 30

minuets and will be monitored every 3 minuets to
check on its state. And the adhesion time will be
measured under 7 days, to see if the glued
materials exhibits changes during those 7 days
being under observation.
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 CURRICULUM VITAE

Name : Alexander Shane M. Ablan

Permanent Address : Gonzales, Tubao, La Union
Date of Birth : Feb 13, 2005
Place of Birth : Gonzales, Tubao, La Union
Parents/Guardian/Spouse : Mr. Paul Jordan Baltazar and Apple Joy Jordan Baltazar
Civil Status : Single
Institutional Affiliation : San Alberto Magno Academy -SAMA
School Address : Poblacion, Tubao, La Union
Contact Number : 09455050614
E-mail Address : baltzarkyle@gmail.com
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

2021- 2023 Upper Secondary Education

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
(STEM)
San Alberto Magno Academy
Tubao,La Union
2017-2021 Secondary Education
San Alberto Magno Academy
Tubao,La Union
2011-2017 Elementary Education
Tubao Central School
Tubao, La Union
Achievements

CURRICULUM VITAE

Name : Baltazar, Kyle Christian, F.

Permanent Address : Brgy. Francia West, Tubao, La Union
Date of Birth : June 23, 2005
Place of Birth : Agoo, La Union
Parents/Guardian/Spouse : Ronald Ablan Imelda Ablan
Civil Status : Single
Institutional Affiliation : San Alberto Magno Academy -SAMA
School Address : Poblacion, Tubao, La Union
Contact Number : 09566129523
E-mail Address : ablanalexander13@gmail.com
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

2021- 2023 Upper Secondary Education

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
(STEM)
San Alberto Magno Academy
Tubao,La Union
2017-2021 Secondary Education
San Alberto Magno Academy
Tubao,La Union
2011-2017 Elementary Education
Tubao Central School
Tubao, La Union
Achievements

Grade 1 to 6 Honor Student

Grade 7 to 11 Honor student

CURRICULUM VITAE

Name: Gabrillo, Christian

Address: Francia Sur, Tubao, La Union
Gender: Male
Date of Birth: November 1, 2005
Place of Birth: Agoo, La Union
Nationality: Filipino
Parent(s) /Guardian(s): Antonette Gabrillo
Civil Status: Single
Institutional Affiliation: San Alberto Magno Academy Tubao La Union
School Address: Poblacion, Tubao La Union
Contact Number: 09669273405
E-mail Address: nknwnplyr@gmail.com
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

2017-Present Secondary Education

San Alberto Magno Academy
Tubao,La Union
2010-2017 Elementary Education
Francia Sur, Elementary School
Tubao, La Union
Achievements

CURRICULUM VITAE

Name : John Kharl S. Suguitan

Permanent Address : Gonzales, Tubao, La Union
Date of Birth : Dec 11, 2004
Place of Birth : Gonzales, Tubao, La Union
Parents/Guardian/Spouse : Jennifer Suguitan Michelle Selga
Civil Status : Single
Institutional Affiliation : San Alberto Magno Academy -SAMA
School Address : Poblacion, Tubao, La Union
Contact Number : 09388566338
E-mail Address : suguitankharl@gmail.com@gmail.com
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

2021- 2023 Upper Secondary Education

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
(STEM)
San Alberto Magno Academy
Tubao,La Union
2017-2021 Secondary Education
San Alberto Magno Academy
Tubao,La Union
2011-2017 Elementary Education
Agoo Academy
Agoo, La Union
Achievements

CURRICULUM VITAE

Name : Talavera Joseph Henry S.

Permanent Address : Brgy. Amallapay, Tubao, La Union
Date of Birth : November 16, 2005
Place of Birth : Nazareno Agoo, La Union
Parents/Guardian/Spouse : Mr. Alfred Talavera & Mrs. Marlinda Talavera
Civil Status : Single
Institutional Affiliation : San Alberto Magno Academy -SAMA
School Address : Poblacion, Tubao, La Union
Contact Number : 09150779189
E-mail Address : TalaveraJoseph.05st@gmail.com
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

2021- 2023 Upper Secondary Education

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
(STEM)
San Alberto Magno Academy
Tubao,La Union
2017-2021 Secondary Education
San Alberto Magno Academy
Tubao,La Union
2011-2017 Elementary Education
 Tubao Central School
Tubao, La Union

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