Month: February 2021
Teacher Education and Migration: The Value of an Aesthetic Experience
This presentation will illustrate a multimodal project in the area of intercultural education. Following significant immigration flows to Malta (Mediterranean) …
Preschool Practices to Promote Self-regulated Learning
Self-regulated learning is a transversal competency in human development and plays a central role in acquiring autonomy. It is a …
Home Education: Reshaping Teachers and Parents’ Responsibilities in the Era of Intensive Parenting
A growing number of parents are choosing not to send their children to school to educate them at home. This …
Why Students Plagiarise: Corrupted Morals or Failed Education?
Why do students plagiarise and how can we tackle the problem? An accurate understanding of reasons for student plagiarism is …
Interdisciplinary Teaching at RWTH Aachen University – Project “Leonardo”
Interdisciplinary teaching is becoming increasingly important, especially at universities with a strong technical focus. With regards to addressing global challenges, …
A Comparative Analysis of Romeyka and Turkish Personal Experience Narratives
In this presentation, I offer a comparative study of personal experience narratives in Turkish and Romeyka, an endangered Greek dialect …
Landscape Compositions and Behaviors in Urban Parks: Evidence from Social Media
Since entering the Web2.0 era, human social interaction behaviors and information exchange modes have become more diverse and efficient with …
Awareness and Behavior of Students in Higher Education Towards E-waste
Electronic wastes and their management have been a global challenge because of their environmental effect and threat to human health …
Distance Education in Hong Kong Preschools: Learning and Teaching During COVID-19 School Closures
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has led to widespread change in people's lives across the world. Indeed, such change …
ECE Leadership: Developing Resilience During Periods of Uncertainty in Hong Kong
The current COVID19 pandemic has needed several, mostly at short-notice, school modifications. School leaders and educators have always worked in …
Measuring Growing Heritage Ability in the City Competitive Advantage – A Case Study of Pekalongan Creative City, Indonesia
Measuring the resilience of heritage is related to the value that is often difficult to measure. The tangible side of …
Indonesia National Education Response in COVID-19: A Policy Analysis Approach
Since the Covid-19 outbreak in March 2020, the Indonesia Ministry of Education had formulated, released, and adjusted numbers of policies …
Dyslexia and the English Language: Contributions to the Education in Regular Schools
Dyslexic people need their teachers to be knowledgeable about the subject for their learning can be effective. The "spelling, writing …
Pre-Covid Educational Paths of Chinese Undergraduate Students in the U.S.
As of 2019, nearly 370,000 students from the People’s Republic of China were enrolled at a U.S. college or university. …
Managing Odds: Addressing Educational Disadvantage Through School Accountability and Better HRM Practices
One of the ongoing discussions in the economics of education relates to the features of education systems that are linked …
The Debt of Roy Anderson’s Dark Humor to Samuel Beckett and the New Objectivity
One of the main characteristics of Roy Anderson's movies is the dark humor and tragicomedy. Various art sources influence his …
Mission Impact: Higher Education as Catalyst for Sustainability Transformation
Higher education has the potential to act as ecosystem catalysts, connecting with the places our institutions are a part of, …
Gross Domestic Product and Gross Domestic Happiness: A Review of Asian Economic Development Models
Comparative analysis of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Gross Domestic Happiness (GDH) is a strategic approach towards adding value to …
Indonesia’s Digital Native Perception of the Concept of ‘Privacy’
This study focuses on describing Indonesia's Digital Native Perception of the Concept of 'Privacy' concept in social media. The significance …
The Relationship Between Intercultural Communication Competence and Perceived Challenge and Its Effect on Perceived Success of International Students in Japan
The number of international students in Japanese higher education institutions (HEIs) has increased significantly in recent years. Aside from Japanese-medium …
Strength Through Poetry as We Regain Our Balance in the Cinematic COVID Aftermath
Drawing on aforementioned Seamus Heaney and his symbolic reference to a great sea change or tidal wave indicating that a …
Form, Genre, Experiment – the Structure of the Radio Art
The theme of this presentation is radio art and its form. The main aim is to describe the nature of …
Adapting Active Learning in Presence to Distance Education: Effective Strategies from Four Cases in Higher Design Education
From 2020, education had to rapidly adapt to the massive employment of distance learning. The adaptation of design teaching at …
Digital Cultural Communication: Vietnamese Cultural Professionals’ Use of Facebook During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Developments in digital technologies are having an impact on the work practices of cultural professionals. Digital technologies today afford cultural …
Turkish Dramas and Saudi Female Perceptions of Socio-cultural Values
In the 2000s Turkish drama series began airing in Saudi Arabia and other countries outside Turkey. Perhaps unexpectedly they have …
Supporting Asian Students in US Degree Programs
This presentation will review how different universities are supporting Asian students during the COVID pandemic. Traditionally, some of these programs …
Reaching Global Audiences Through Platform Partnerships
This presentation will walk through how the University of Virginia has partnered with third-party platforms to reach global audiences. Data …
Creating Lasting Economic Impact and Promoting Gender Equity in Africa Through Education
The Distance Education for Africa (DeAfrica) program has been running for six years. This program is an educational outreach program …
Resilience in Our Hour of Need
In these transformative times of interrupted realities we take a step back, not of our own free will but by …
Technical Vocation Education and Training (TVET) in Changing Times, a Critical View of Prior Learning as a Link to Entrepreneurship and Employment
For many countries, lifelong learning is a key component to building the human capital that is innovative and competitive in …
A Judgement-free Zone to Maximize Target Language Production
The facilitation of a speaking session involves meticulous planning and educational psychology. It has to be effective, and more importantly, …
“The Elderly” Should Disappear: Not the People, but the Ageist Term
Older people too often experience negative attitudes or behaviours towards them based on their age. Research shows people who are …
Factors Influencing Job Satisfaction and Willingness to Continue Working of Nursing Staff in Japan
Japan faces a severe shortage of nurses and caregivers who take care of support needed elderlies. The purpose of this …
Opportunities and Challenges of Korean Politics With B-class Culture: A Case Study of Pengsoo’s Political News
For a long time, politics and popular culture have been intertwined and inseparable. In America, this connection has reached an …
Resilience during Crisis: Rising above the Challenges Faced in Academic Writing Classes after the Abrupt Shift to Online Education
Given the uncertainty of how long the COVID-19 Pandemic and the enforced changes it brought about will last, listening to …
Moral Training: A Genealogical Critique of Pastoral Power in the Manifestation of Teacher Subjectivity
The figure of the teacher is often portrayed in an unproblematic and consistent way in a rationalistic understanding of education. …
Erdogan’s “New” Educational Movement: Another Battle Field Against the Gülen Movement
The private education sector plays a significant role in the Turkish education system, which is based on central exams to …
A Critical Analysis of Prevention Science Framework: An Examination of Student Discipline Programs
Intervention programs have been mostly the focus of many organizations in facilitating behavioral improvements. Given that mostly one of the …
Being an International Student in Japan 2020-2021: Impact on Their Career Prospects
Under the coronavirus pandemic, its impact on student life and teaching styles have often been discussed worldwide inside and outside …
Covert Prejudice and Discourses on Otherness During the Refugee Crisis: Α Case Study of the Greek Islands’ Press
The present paper presents a discursive analysis of the recurrent repertoires of covert prejudice in the regional press of three …
International Expansion Strategy of Gülen Inspired Schools Through Internationalization and Localization
From the perspective of the educational sciences, globalization is one of the crucial subjects today and several educational movements attempt …
Children Starting School – The Lived Experiences of Mothers in the UAE and UK
A successful first transition to school impacts positively on both academic achievement and social development for the remainder of the …
If University Students Do Paid Work During Their Studies, Does It Increase Their Internal Locus of Control?
Should students work during university? Work may hinder time for studies, but could also provide income and build important life …
TRADILEX: Applying an Action-oriented Approach (AoA) to Audiovisual Translation in Modern Foreign Languages
Media in the learning and teaching of modern foreign languages (MFL) have been employed for decades to present examples of …
How Might Learners’ Experience of Assignment Feedback in a German Course at A-Level in a Sixth Form College in England
The aim of my doctoral research is to understand students’ engagement with feedback and to investigate how students use the …
Capitalizing on Community Capital: An Analysis of Initiators’ Perceptions of the Purposes of Community Education
Community education is a versatile way for minoritized communities to organize education in support of their youth. The variety of …
An Exclusive Condition: COVID-19 Induced Stress as a Reflector of Status Inequality and Predictor of Academic Experience Among College Students
The current research focuses on how COVID-19 induced stress impacts academic outcomes among college students of different structural backgrounds. To …
Student-Led Design of Online Tools to Support the Quality of Research Life at the University of Tokyo: A Survey-Based Approach
The Toward Diversity team consists of PhD students from four countries and three graduate schools at the University of Tokyo …
Remote Teaching of the Arts in a Time of COVID-19
COVID-19 pandemic resulted in educators making a sudden shift to a largely online modality in teaching. For educators used to …
Processes of Empathy and Othering: Towards a New Approach to Teaching Literature and Ethics
There is a common belief in society that reading literature makes us better people. Empathy – the ability to enter …
Higher Education Reform and Artificial Intelligence: A Comparative Study of India and China
In July 2017, China unveiled its ‘New Generation of Artificial Intelligence Development Plan’, which outlines the country’s pathway to becoming …
Issues in Effective Design of ESL Teacher Professional Development Programmes: A Case Study of a Standardised Programme in Malaysia
This study investigates and critiques the impact of professional development programmes for teachers and the factors affecting it. This is …
Digital Game Habits and Motivations of Youth in The Context of Uses and Gratifications Approach
In today's digital world, individuals deal with different activities to spend their free time. One of these activities is undoubtedly …
Demographic Variations of Multiple Sclerosis Patients Between Britain and Kuwait
Introduction
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) has been described to result in debilitating symptom of the disease. The aim of this study …