About
The “Aliwag”, the Official Annual Research Journal Publication of Surigao del Norte Division
Aliwag is a Surigaonon term for “light” or “illumination” referring to the role of research as the source of enlightenment for all humanity to find the unknown, answer questions, fill the gaps, and broaden perspectives. As a research journal, Aliwag showcases timely and relevant findings of both action and basic researches mainly conducted by the teaching, teaching-related, and non-teaching personnel of the Schools Division to share appropriate solutions and classroom interventions and a new body of knowledge for policy-making
Pencil
Represents the ever-evolving and never-ending ideas essential in the global arena of educational research
Bulb
Symbolizes the collective intelligence that is pivotal in creating innovative and pragmatic solutions to real-life problems.
Magnifying glass
Shows the clarity of perspectives and understanding of human and social phenomena.
14 rays
Represent the 14 districts of Surigao del Norte division namely Alegria, Anao-aon, Bacuag, Claver, Gigaguit, Malimono, Mainit I, Mainit II, Placer I, Placer II, Sison, Taganaan, Tubod, and Surigao Norte National High School that continuously illuminate the path of SDN educators toward discovery and creation of new knowledge.
Open book
Represents the culture of intellectual honesty and accessibility of quality information which are essential tools for change.
Purple Color
Represents positivity for transformation inspired and moved by the power of research findings.
Hands
Represent the gift of creativity, potentials, and strength to transform ideas into meaningful and beneficial realities.
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