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The Impact of Disciplinary Problems on Academic Achievements

Author(s): Ensaf Abu-Ahmed / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2013

This article describes aspects affecting pupils' behavior in class, and the impact of pupil's behavior upon his academic achievement. The writer displays factors affecting pupil's in-class behavior, and the ramification of his behavior upon his relations with peers and faculty, and the impact of these relations or the lack of them upon his academic achievements, and vice versa. It depicts the cycle of interrelated impacts upon school climate and learning atmosphere. In the last decade there is an obvious deterioration in discipline breaches in school. Educators and other school employees complain about the worsening daily atmosphere they have to cope with, about pupils' inappropriate behavior, and about the frequency of disciplinary problems. Several teachers report that during the period, instead of teaching, they are constantly required to deal with disciplinary problems. The researcher is of the opinion that if relations between teacher and pupils are negative, the class is doomed to failure, regardless of its location, while good teacher-pupils relations positively affect all the characteristics of the school climate: good relations lead to behavioral and academic improvement, raises scientific curiosity, and contributes to improve relations among pupils, improve emotional experience, and contributes to learning motivation.

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Managing the Transition Process of Students from Junior High-School to High-School

Author(s): Yusef Eman / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2013

Transitions from primary school to high school is also considered to be a key milestone, while experiencing adolescence, children undergo more developmental changes include physical, cognitive, emotional and psychological changes. During the course of their studies all students experience transitions between schools. The focus of my paper is the transition process and the management of this period by involving all the relevant stakeholders in the process of students’ transition from Junior High School to High School. I have focused my research on different factors involving this transition and the challenges that students and professors have to cope with.

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Increase Employee Motivation in Romanian SME’s

Author(s): Irinel Marin / Language(s): English Issue: 5/2012

Irrespective of their size, all companies in Romania face difficulties in motivating their working staff. This leads to employees’ work dissatisfaction, instability and disinterest in the company they are working for. An efficient system will bring about the working staff’s satisfaction. Work satisfaction represents the employee’s desired state of being that fully meets their conscious and unconscious needs and expectations. The factors underlying work satisfaction are as follows: the work itself considered a multitasking job, opportunity to learn about and carry out a particular activity, all forms of remuneration, promotions and career opportunities, recognition and rewarding of great achievements, social advantages, working conditions, management styles, interpersonal relationships as well as teamwork, organizational culture and politics, location as to the working place, organizational prestige.

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Intergroups Conflict Patterns

Author(s): Doina Popescu / Language(s): English Issue: 5/2009

In the endeavour of explaining the causes and mechanisms which fundament the emergence of conflicts, researchers have elaborated theoretical conflict patterns. Some researchers consider that conflict patterns describe either the process or the structure of a contrariety situation. Through the process pattern, there are identified events which characterize a conflict and the succession connection between different stages. Structural patterns define favourable conditions and describe the way in which they influence the conflictual behaviour. Another group of patterns have the purpose of describing organizational conflicts. Among the conflict patterns, the ones which have special importance from both a managerial theoretical and practical point of view are the following: process pattern, structural pattern and organizational pattern. Also, the paper describes the ways for managing the conflicts and the process of negotiation.

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Bullying at Work: Research in Estonia using the Negative Acts Questionnaire Revised (NAQ-R)

Author(s): Merle Tambur,Maaja Vadi / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2009

This research presents the preparatory stage for the first study of bullying in Estonia. The aim of the research is twofold: to find out how bullying manifests itself in Estonia, and to develop a research method using the Negative Acts Questionnaire Revised (NAQ-R) in Estonia. The results indicate that bullying poses a serious problem for the respondents. We found that at least one negative act given in the questionnaire has been reported to have occurred "daily" by 16.4% of respondents and "weekly" by 28.3% of respondents. The results reveal that the negative acts presented using the NAQ-R method are understandable for the respondents, and therefore, suitable for use in Estonia. Nevertheless, to carry out the basic research, it is necessary to adjust the definition of bullying to make it easier to understand in the local cultural space.

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Gender Differences in Cyber and Traditional Bullying

Gender Differences in Cyber and Traditional Bullying

Author(s): Lavinia Mirela Mureşan,Anamária Porkoláb / Language(s): English Issue: 15/2017

School violence/bullying is a complex phenomenon that exists also in school communities in Romania, especially at secondary school level, which may affect the victims for a long time, sometimes through their whole lives, through high levels of depression, anxiety or behavior problems. The phenomenon of bullying and cyberbullying is present both in girls and boys, and has a more and more alarming rate of growth. Differences between boys and girls regarding bullying/ cyberbullying have been highlighted in several studies in different countries and cultures. In this study we analyzed the manifestation of the phenomenon of bullying and cyberbullying in a gender perspective, in students of secondary schools in Mures county, based on the previous two surveys conducted among students in Mures county. Results showed differences regarding the roles of the process of bullying, boys being harassing/ aggressive more often than girls, but significant differences in being harassed by bullying or cyberbullying were not found. The phenomenon of bullying/ cyberbullying is more and more present among secondary school students, with no major differences regarding the gender of the students.

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Motivation and communication. New perspectives

Motivation and communication. New perspectives

Author(s): Georgeta Pânişoară,Ion-Ovidiu Panisoara / Language(s): English Issue: 6/2008

The connection between motivation and communication is one extremely fertile in educational process. The teacher must know how to use different types of motivation: motivation of power, affiliation, curiosity, approval etc. On the other angle, for an efficient educational process the teacher must know understand and he (she) must know find solutions regarding different psychological defense mechanisms which pupils/students try at school. The link between motivation and communication is required to be explored from multiples points of views.

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Migration – a new cause of the learning difficulties in contemporary school

Migration – a new cause of the learning difficulties in contemporary school

Author(s): Horatiu Catalano / Language(s): English Issue: 6/2008

The present paper is focused on describing one of the aspects of migration phenomenon and its implication in the context of contemporary education. The statistics show that in some cases, the leaving of one of the parents causes the deterioration of the relationship between the child and the parent that remained at home, be this the mother or the father. For this children whose parents have left to work abroad school represents an important factor of stress. As an operational method for acting, the establishment of the differential diagnosis is very important. The student with learning difficulties may be recuperated if he/she attends personalized intervention programmes that carefully include : objectives, proper recuperation activities, specific methods and means, the duration of each activity carried out and the forms of the periodical and final evaluations.

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Dieťa s poruchou autistického spektra v inkluzívnom vzdelávaní materskej školy

Dieťa s poruchou autistického spektra v inkluzívnom vzdelávaní materskej školy

Author(s): Jana Lopúchová,Hana Kolnίková / Language(s): Slovak Issue: 24/2017

The authors of the article present the basic knowledge necessary for the implementation of inclusive education in kindergarten, which includes a child with pervasive developmental disorder. The allowance is a practical level, focusing on the process of implementing inclusive education of a child with autism spectrum disorder in kindergarten through applied behaviour analysis.

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Using LEGO® To Understand Emotion Work In Doctoral Education

Using LEGO® To Understand Emotion Work In Doctoral Education

Author(s): Nicole Brown,Jo Collins / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2018

In this paper, we present a project of the University of Kent Graduate School that utilises this paradox of playfulness and creativity. LEGO® is used in workshops to explore doctoral students’ emotions around the complex and solitary experience of a PhD research. We argue LEGO® is uniquely generative for exploring emotion work. After a brief overview of the background and context to the doctoral training workshop, we provide a brief review of emotion work. We then describe the LEGO® workshop we developed for our students, before explaining our approach to data collection and analysis. We then present our results, using verbatim statements from conversations with students around their LEGO® models. We present the interconnected building elements of height, walls and positioning, which are particularly impactful in highlighting the emotion work with LEGO® models. We connect the findings to a brief discussion in relation to the literature around emotion work. We have found that LEGO®’ bricks structure, solidity, and variety ensure its openness to metaphorical investment and promote the creation of narratives. Thus, building LEGO® models enabled participants to engage creatively with routinization of practices and emotion work, as well their positive support networks. We conclude with final thoughts on the value of LEGO® and steps for further developing the existing workshop.

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The Use of LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® to Enable Learning Gain In Professional Actor Training

The Use of LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® to Enable Learning Gain In Professional Actor Training

Author(s): Anna Mcnamara / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2018

This reflective paper considers the potential positive and facilitative role of LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® in the active learning environment, not just as a pedagogic tool to enhance and enable student reflection, but also as a method by which to develop engagement and understanding of learning content, through the case studies of undergraduate Acting students at the Guildford School of Acting.

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Teaching Referencing And Plagiarism Awareness Using LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®

Teaching Referencing And Plagiarism Awareness Using LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®

Author(s): Michelle Bond / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2018

In this article I reflect on my use of LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® as a teaching intervention in sessions on referencing and plagiarism awareness. Building on a paper I presented at the Librarians’ Information Literacy Annual Conference (LILAC) in early 2018 (Bond 2018), I explore how I use LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® to build student understanding of the reasons why referencing is important as an academic practice. I discuss my experiences of using LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® in referencing classes and finally, propose ways I can expand on its use and effectiveness.

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LEGO®, Learning And Facilitation: A Reflective Approach

LEGO®, Learning And Facilitation: A Reflective Approach

Author(s): Nikolaos Mouratoglou / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2018

The aim of the paper is to capture my reflection after facilitating two LEGO® workshops in a summer school for Entrepreneurship organised by Democritus University of Xanthi (Greece) and Nottingham Business School-Nottingham Trent University (United Kingdom), in Xanthi. The reflection is based on an integrated approach of Gibbs’ reflecting cycle and includes three factors, LEGO®, learning, and facilitation. Each one of them corresponds with the material used, the process and the result of learning, as well as the facilitation process. The main conclusions reached are that LEGO® bricks can be transformed into bridges; bridges with the Self, with the Other, with the group, with ideas and concerns, with creativity, learning and reflection. They can establish multiple dialectical schemata embedded with personal experiences, feelings and subjective meaning.

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Co-Design and Co-construction: LEGO®-Based Approaches For Complex, Creative Learning

Co-Design and Co-construction: LEGO®-Based Approaches For Complex, Creative Learning

Author(s): Alison James / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2018

This paper is the ‘ruminating narrative’ of a recent workshop exploring co-design using LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®. Its aim is to offer a discussion of co-design and play, a workshop outline, and observations on how LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®, co-design and play and creativity inter-relate. The author’s reflections on this particular event are rooted in, and distilled from, her wider work using LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® and with play and creativity more generally. She also revisits her work with Stephen Brookfield on creative, critical reflection (2014) and relates this to the reflective practices embodied in the LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® method. The author concludes by pulling together the commonalities between play, LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® and co-design.

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Socijalnopedagoška analiza veze percepcije porodičnih odnosa i rizičnog i delinkventnog ponašanja mladih

Socijalnopedagoška analiza veze percepcije porodičnih odnosa i rizičnog i delinkventnog ponašanja mladih

Author(s): Izet Pehlić,Jakub Hasić,Nermin Tufekčić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: XVI/2018

The goal of the research was to investigate perceptions of family relations and risky and delinquent behavior of the young, and to do a social-pedagogical analysis of relation of perception of family relations and risky and delinquent behavior of the young. Methods that were used in the research are: the method of theoretical analysis, and the descriptive analytic survey. The research instruments were: The perception scale of family relations (Macuka, 2004) and the questionnaire of the testimonies of risky and delinquent behavior (Ajduković et al., 2009). The research samples were 205 minors aged 14 to 18, who had issues with delinquent behavior, from the region of Zenica-doboj canton. Generally, the results of the research have shown that there is a statistically negative relation of perception of family relations and risky and delinquent behavior of the minors: that the young who perceive family relations as good enough, in statistically smaller amount do the mentioned risky and delinquent acts. The results of researching relation between emotionality and the delinquent behavior have shown that minors who receive larger amounts of emotionality from their parents have statistically less of the delinquent acts, unwanted normative acts, risky sexual acts, use or abuse of psychoactive substances, violent behavior in close relations, heavy thefts, burglaries, robberies and suicidal and autoagressive behavior. The results of researching psychological control and a form of a risky/delinquent act, have shown that the young who show greater values on the mother control scale show greater values only on the suicidal and autoagressive behavior scale, and that the young who show greater values on the father control scale show greater values on more different scales of unwanted normative behavior, such as risky sexual behavior, heavy thefts, burglaries, robberies, but statistically less values on the scale of violent behavior in close relations. It is concluded that programs of social-pedagogical support should be given to parents of minor delinquents, to develop competences for quality parenting and maintaining healthy emotional relations and psychological control in relationship with the young.

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The Digitalization of a Grocery Shopping from a Generation Perspective

The Digitalization of a Grocery Shopping from a Generation Perspective

Author(s): Radka Bauerová,Martin Klepek / Language(s): English Issue: 1/1/2018

Customer pressure on globalization-driven innovation has also evolved into food purchases and therefore business organizations innovate processes and services not only to meet the needs and wishes of their customers but also to increase their satisfaction and loyalty. This article deals with grocery shopping digitization as one of the possible innovations that business organizations can use to increase customer satisfaction, as the number of individuals using the online shopping channel is steadily growing. Considering that customers purchasing online food fall into several different generations, research results will also be geared to generational differences in the perception of food digitization. The aim of the paper is to examine whether there is any difference between online grocery shopping behaviour by generation’s perspective. Open ended questions form survey of 1050 respondents were subjected to quantification through content analysis. Consequently, responses from 916 respondents on the primary reason for buying food online and responses from 428 respondents examining attitudes associated with digitization of food at established retail chains were analysed. The results of the survey confirmed the differences between generations that can be used to set up, modify and improve the business processes of both dot.com companies and companies considering the digital form of food sales.

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Blog-Effective Tool in Marketing Communication?

Blog-Effective Tool in Marketing Communication?

Author(s): Martina Minárová,Petra Gundová / Language(s): English Issue: 1/1/2018

The new technologies are offering new opportunities and challenges to the companies in marketing communication. Traditional marketing communication channels are still important, but on the other hand more and more consumers continue to gain information through the social media. Nowadays, the use of social media as a marketing tool in company is not a new phenomenon. The aim of this article is to find out if blog could be effective tool of marketing communication. For the purpose of the survey, method of questioning (questionnaire research) was utilised. This article is focused on young people and their consumer behavior. The subject of the research was a sample of young people (217 respondents) because the previous results of research demonstrate that the relevance of blogging in the buying process is particularly evident among buyers under 35.

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Analytical View of the Change in the Consumer Behaviour of the Millennials Generation

Analytical View of the Change in the Consumer Behaviour of the Millennials Generation

Author(s): Mária Oleárová,Jakub Horváth,Martin Rigelský / Language(s): English Issue: 1/1/2018

Digital technologies are increasingly becoming an important part of the lives of many people of all generations. Their results are reflected in changes in the ways of doing business, as well as human existence. The world of the new population is inevitably mobile. A self-confident generation, which has no barriers and whose values and interests are the result of the dominant influence of globalization, is significantly different in comparison with its predecessors. The online world is a natural communication environment, which fully integrates. The amount of information available and the new technologies that make it an essential part of the consuming real-life consciousness create a demanding consumer whose standard marketing practices are far from perfect. Nowadays, when the world is global, digital, integrated, mobile, it is essential to access generations that represent the greatest purchasing power. The objective of this article is therefore to describe the current trends and consumer preferences of a new generation called the Millennials. Based on many research studies and analyses, it is the priority of the article to identify the consumer behaviour of this population group to help businesses better understand their needs and requirements.

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Moralisation of Markets and Moralisation of Hedonism

Moralisation of Markets and Moralisation of Hedonism

Author(s): Ondřej Roubal / Language(s): English Issue: 1/1/2018

Production and consumption represent social phenomena in the process of market moralization, linking rationalized and instrumental economic processes with cultural, symbolic, political or psychological aspects of life. Moralization of markets and ethical consumption fundamentally question the images of modern consumers as dependent and passive actors. An ethical consumer is characterized by authentic decision-making strategies, civic engagement, or politically motivated behaviour, demonstrated by specific shopping patterns. However, ethical consumption is not necessarily driven only by external impulses of “green ideologies” or civic movements of politically engaged consumers but draws on inner motives of a voluntarily modest life, oriented towards the Epicurean values of alternative hedonism. Ethical consumption, as part of fulfilling the idea of alternative hedonism, may become an attractive objective of this lifestyle, based on a non-ascetic, but socially and environmentally friendly, way of life.

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YEŞİL PAZARLAMA BAĞLAMINDA YEŞİL ÜRÜNLERE İLİŞKİN TÜKETİCİ SATIN ALMA DAVRANIŞI; KAFKAS ÜNİVERSİTESİ ÖRNEĞİ

YEŞİL PAZARLAMA BAĞLAMINDA YEŞİL ÜRÜNLERE İLİŞKİN TÜKETİCİ SATIN ALMA DAVRANIŞI; KAFKAS ÜNİVERSİTESİ ÖRNEĞİ

Author(s): Nazan Korucuk,Filiz Aslan Çetin / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 19/2019

The aim of this study was to determine the awareness of the environmental awareness of the academic staff of Kafkas University on green marketing activities and the tendency to buy green products. In this study, the current situation was tried to be used by using relational survey model. For this purpose, a questionnaire was applied to 353 academic staff working in 2017-2018 academic year in Kafkas University in October 2018. SPSS 21.0 package program was used to analyze the collected data. The validity and reliability analyzes were applied to the data collection tool. In order to analyze the research data, frequency analyzes, difference tests and correlation analyzes were performed. In this study; significant differences were found between the academicians' buying trends, green marketing activities awareness and environmental sensitivities and various demographic variables. In addition, it is concluded that academicians have a significant positive correlation between green product buying trends, green marketing activities awareness and environmental sensitivities..

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