ABUSAIF SANDY |
SOCIAL MEDIA UTILIZATION TO ASSESS STUDENTS’ LEARNING OUTCOMES IN ARABIC COMMUNICATION COURSE; VALIDITY AND CHALLENGES
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1 - 1 |
ADNING MOHAMAD , SARI DJ DIANA , NUR HAYATI KULSUM |
TEACHER PERCEPTION USING THE MOBILE PHONE IN THE TEACHER WORKING GROUP; AGE MATTERS
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2 - 2 |
AHTESHAM HAMID , JAVED YASIR , KHAHRO SHABIR HUSSAIN , ALMUQHIM SARAH |
ATTITUDES FOR IMPROVED LEARNING & KNOWLEDGE IN ARCHETYPAL ENGINEERING COURSES
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3 - 3 |
ALGHOFAILY LAMA |
WOMEN LEADERSHIP IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN SAUDI ARABIA
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4 - 4 |
BABATUNDE JOEL TODOWEDE , VICTORIA ADENIKE ALABI , VICTORIA ADENIKE ALABI |
LEADERSHIP CHALLENGES OF THE NIGERIAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
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5 - 5 |
BADENHORST JO |
A SOUTH AFRICAN DILEMMA: THE POOR ENGLISH PROFICIENCY OF GRADE 4 LEARNERS IN TOWNSHIP AND RURAL SCHOOLS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR LANGUAGE TEACHING
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6 - 7 |
CATER KAARYN |
WHAT IMPACT DOES SENSORY PROCESSING SENSITIVITY (SPS) HAVE ON STUDENT LEARNING IN TERTIARY EDUCATION? AN ON-GOING MIXED METHODS STUDY FROM NEW ZEALAND
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8 - 8 |
CHAN SHUN-HING |
TEACHING ETHICAL REASONING IN SECONDARY EDUCATION IN HONG KONG
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9 - 9 |
CHENG MARY MAN CHING |
DEVELOPING INTERACTIVE SELF-ACCESS ENGLISH E-LEARNING RESOURCES ON LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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10 - 10 |
CHENG MARY MAN CHING |
ENGLISH ACROSS THE CURRICULUM SUPPORT FOR PROPOSAL WRITING – A REMEDY FOR THE MISSING PART IN PREPARING FOR THE FINAL YEAR PROJECT
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11 - 11 |
CHOW DOROTHY |
PROMOTING INTERACTIVITY AND STUDENT ENGAGEMENT THROUGH AN ONLINE STUDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM : YOTEACH!
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12 - 12 |
EMRE EMIR OMER |
THE TRAINING PROCESS OF TEACHING ASSISTANTS WHO MOSTLY TEACH PUPILS WITH SEND IN MAINSTREAM CLASSROOMS
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13 - 13 |
FEMI OLAIYA |
COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN POLICY IMPLEMENTATION : A STUDY OF LAGOS STATE INCLUSIVE EDUCATION POLIC
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14 - 14 |
FERNANDEZ ANNALIZA |
DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF STANDARD MATHEMATICS CLASSROOM BEHAVIOR OF PUPILS OF A CITY DIVISION PUBLIC SCHOOL
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15 - 15 |
FŰZI BEATRIX |
SHOULD WE AND CAN WE MOTIVATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS? – THE ANALYSIS OF THE INTERPRETATION OF THE ROLE AND THE TEACHING METHODS OF UNIVERSITY TEACHERS
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16 - 16 |
GALINDO JOSÉ , GALINDO PATRICIA |
TEACHING COMPUTER PROGRAMMING FOR INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING WITHOUT TEACHER
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17 - 17 |
GU KEN |
HOW ASSESSMENT SCORES FOR STATISTIC COURSE RELATE TO TOTAL GPA AMONG THE UNDERGRADUATE NURSING STUDENTS
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18 - 18 |
HERDAN AGNIESZKA , STUSS MAGDALENA MARIA |
SHAPING THE COMPETENCES OF GRADUATES OF HIGHER EDUCATION FOR THE NEEDS OF THE EU LABOUR MARKET - CASE STUDY OF BUSINESS SCHOOL STUDENTS
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19 - 19 |
HO WAI-CHUNG |
MUSIC EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: A STUDY OF HONG KONG AND TAIWAN
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20 - 20 |
IDRUS FAIZAH , ISMAIL NIK AHMAD HISHAM |
THE ASPIRATIONS AND CHALLENGES OF ETHNIC MALAYS' EDUCATION TOWARDS EGALITARIAN EDUCATION IN MULTIRACIAL SOCIETY
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21 - 21 |
IGBINEWEKA VICTOR |
LEVEL OF QUOTA SYSTEM POLICY IMPLEMENTATION AND ACCESS TO FEDERAL UNIVERSITIES IN NIGERIA
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22 - 22 |
IGUODALA WILFRED |
ASSESSING THE COST OF FREE PRIMARY EDUCATION POLICY IN NIGERIA AND THE QUESTION OF SUSTAINABILITY
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23 - 23 |
ISHII HARUKO |
CULTIVATING RESPECTFUL INTERCULTURAL MINDSET THROUGH REFLEXIVE LEARNING
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24 - 24 |
JAKUBOWSKA MALGORZATA , GLINSKI ROBERT |
FILMMAKING WORKSHOPS AS FILM EDUCATION. SUMMARY OF THE PEDIATRIC CANCER PATIENTS FILMMAKING PROJECT (2015-2018).
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25 - 25 |
KALKAN MELEK , DEMIR AYHAN , DEMIR AYCIN |
THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BODY IMAGE AND LONELINESS AMONG TURKISH UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
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26 - 26 |
KHAN SUMAYYA |
APPLYING THE MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES APPROACH TO TEACH ELEMENTARY STUDENTS ALGEBRA: IN INDIA
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27 - 27 |
LAI YUK CHING |
INVISIBLE FATHERS’ VOICES ABOUT THE INTEGRATED PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTED IN MAINSTREAM CHILD CARE CENTRES IN HONG KONG: IMPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL CHANGE
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28 - 28 |
MABASO NKOSINOMUSA , MEDA LAWRENCE |
WHATSAPP UTILISATION AT AN INITIAL TEACHER PREPARATION PROGRAMME AT A UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY IN SOUTH AFRICA
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29 - 29 |
MANGAT PARAMJEET KAUR |
ACADEMIC PROCRASTINATION AMONG HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN RELATION TO PEER PRESSURE
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30 - 30 |
MCLARNEY CAROLAN |
HOME AND AWAY: THE EFFECTIVE USE OF SIMULATIONS IN GRADUATE BLENDED LEARNING PROGRAMS
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31 - 31 |
MELANIDOU NIKI |
DIFFERENTIATED TEACHING AND LEARNING
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32 - 32 |
MENIS SUSANNA |
THE VOCATIONAL AND THE TRANSFORMATIVE: UNDERSTANDING BIRKBECK LAW STUDENTS’ ACCOUNTS OF THEIR LEARNING JOURNEY
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33 - 33 |
MORALES JUAN MIGUEL , OLEA BENJAMÍN , ATENCIA MIGUEL , MADRID NICOLÁS |
FOSTERING THE COOPERATIVE LEARNING OF MATHEMATICS IN ENGINEERING SCHOOLS
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34 - 34 |
NGAI PATRICK , LO FAI-HANG , KWOK EDDIE , CHAN KING-MING |
BLENDED LEARNING FOR BIOETHICS EDUCATION IN GENETIC ENGINEERING
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35 - 35 |
NJELITA CHINWE |
EFFECT OF ACTIVE LEARNING INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES ON PRE-SERVICE CHEMISTRY TEACHERS ACQUISITION OF ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS
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36 - 36 |
OBE OYEDUNNI |
INFLUENCE OF INTEREST IN SCHOOLING, SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS AND SELF -EFFICACY ON THE BIOLOGY ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS.
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37 - 37 |
OLIVER PACHECO TANNIA ELIZABETH , GUTIERREZ GUTIERREZ BENJAMÍN |
AN ANALYSIS OF STUDENTS’ AND TEACHERS’ PERCEPTIONS ON MOODLE ACTIVITIES DESIGN FOR AUTONOMOUS LEARNING DEVELOPMENT IN A BLENDED LEARNING MODALITY IN MEXICO.
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38 - 38 |
PAMIDI NARENDRA , KADIRVELU AMUDHA , SAIPUL FADHLIYANSAH |
PEER ASSISTED STUDY SESSIONS (PASS) LEADERS TODAY: ARE THEY LEADERS IN HEALTH PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION TOMORROW?
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39 - 39 |
PINEDA MORENTE SALVADOR , ALGUACIL CONDE NATALIA , PEREZ RUIZ JUAN , MARTÍN RIVAS SEBASTIÁN , RUIZ GONZÁLEZ ANTONIO |
INDIVIDUALIZED EXERCISES FOR CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT IN ENGINEERING
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40 - 40 |
RAVEH MICHAL , VAKNIN-NUSBAUM VERED |
MORPHOLOGICAL AWARENESS INTERVENTION IMPROVES READING SKILLS IN FIFTH-GRADE HEBREW READERS
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41 - 41 |
SAKIN MELIHA |
SECONDARY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS' INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP: CASE STUDIES IN TURKISH AND ENGLISH OUTSTANDING SCHOOLS
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42 - 43 |
SHOREY KATY |
TEACHING INTERDISCIPLINARY ARGUMENT EVALUATION
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44 - 44 |
SISHCHUK IULIIA |
OCCUPATIONAL STANDARDS AS A TOOL FOR SYLLABUS DESIGN
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45 - 45 |
TUBGLAM SUPAWADEE , SUNGTONG CHIDKAMOL |
UTILIZING NURSING INNOVATIVE TEACHING MODEL FOR FOUR-YEAR NURSING STUDENTS IN THE BACHELOR OF NURSING PROGRAM ON THE SUCCESSFUL NURSING INNOVATION DEVELOPMENT
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46 - 46 |
VERMA DEEPAK , KAUSHIK MOHIT |
EXPERIENCES FROM FLIPPED CLASSROOM IN A CRM COURSE
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47 - 47 |
VEUGER STEPHANY , RACEY SETH |
STUDENTS AS PARTNERS : ON DEVELOPING A STUDENT LED CONFERENCE TO ENHANCE THE SKILLS OF UG PROJECT STUDENTS
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48 - 48 |
WHITFORD ELLEN |
ANALYSIS OF A CLINICAL MODEL TO PREPARE AND RETAIN CLASSROOM READY TEACHERS
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49 - 49 |
WILLIAMS ALISON |
A CRITICAL AUTOETHNOGRAPHY OF CULTURAL BELONGING IN HIGHER VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
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50 - 50 |
WIZEL MAYA |
TEACHERS AS HACKERS- IMPLICATIONS FOR 21ST CENTURY TEACHER EDUCATION
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51 - 51 |
YE QIANHONG |
SURVEY OF THE SATISFACTION OF THE BIO-MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS ABOUT THEIR STUDY PROGRAM AND THE COLLEGE LIFE. DATA FROM MACAO POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
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52 - 53 |
ZHANG BAILING , BLACHFORD DONGYAN |
BETWEEN CULTURAL EXPERIENCE AND NEOLIBERALISM: TOWARDS A CRITICAL UNDERSTANDING OF SOCIAL SCIENCES RESEARCH ETHICS IN CHINA
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54 - 54 |