00000ctmaa22000003a 4500 UP-1685675941123990629 Buklod 20260226091752.0 a r |||| u| ta 260226s2016 ph d |||| || | (iLib)UPTAC-00020025813 UPVTC rda eng LG 225 T3 B47 2016 Bertis, Queena Len D. author. A study on the compliance of college schools in Tacloban City to Batas Pambansa blg. 344 Queena Len D. Bertis, Mon Brent G. Igdanes, Ma. Claire Trinity S. Montizina, Mark Paolo G. Opena, [and] Angelyn G. Rosatase, Jay Anthony O. Canete, adviser. Tacloban City Department of Physical Therapy, RTR Medical Foundation 2016. viii, 172 leaves illustrations 29 cm. text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier A research manuscript (Bachelor of Science of Physical Therapy) -- RTR Medical Foundation, Tacloban. The United Nation (UN) world report on disability acknowledged that the PWD are largest marginalized group. Assumption that the disability becomes compounded on students with disability if the environment is not supportive but oppressive. In order to assist the disabled people to gain independence, equality and social inclusion, Batas Pambansa Blg. 344-- The Law to Enhance Mobility of PWD was implemented to provide requirements and standards to make buildings, facilities and utilities for public use accessible to PWD and to give opportunities of PWD was implemented to provide requirements and standards to make buildings, facilities and utilities for public use accessible to PWD and to give opportunities of PWD to participate "fully" in the social life. The objective of this study is to know which college schools in Tacloban City has been compliant to the said law. The respondent consisted of 6 college schools within Tacloban City. The researcher used a descriptive design and researcher-made-rubrics to measure the extent of compliance of each schools. It was conducted that all of the schools were not able to comply the standards stipulated in BP Blg. 344. The study recommends adherence to the building regulations and standard requirement as informed by the respective national policy provisions to reduce accessibility restrictions and promote safety for PWD students. College buildings Barrier-free design Tacloban City. Igdanes, Mon Brent G. author. Montizina, Ma. Claire Trinity S. author. Opena, Mark Paolo G. author. Rosatase, Angelyn G. author. Canete, Jay Anthony O. adviser. RTR Medical Foundation. FI UPTAC UPTAC LG 225 T3 B47 2016 Thesis