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RECONSIDERATION OF LEARNING THEORIES
FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THEIR APPROACH
IN THE VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT

RECONSIDERATION OF LEARNING THEORIES FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THEIR APPROACH IN THE VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT

Author(s): Laura BUTARU / Language(s): English Issue: 2, Suppl./2023

The attempt of the scientists to understand and explain/describe the mechanisms of human learning has been an on going and important concern with implications in various fields of endeavor. Thus, the variety of learning theories that are objectified in learning models or styles is explained. In the present study, we analyze the most important psychological theories of learning, viewed from the perspective of an environment that is increasingly present in people's lives, when we talk about learning - the virtual environment. Are assessment of these theories is important, because although they are well-known, they have an explanatory power, facilitating learning in the online environment, with the mention of correctly capturing the pedagogical/educational demands of designing such an activity. On a practical-applicative level, we have carried out pedagogical microresearch of a constative type, following the attitude of teachers towards learning carried out in virtual environments, the challenges that the act of designing entails, psycho-pedagogical demands of learning in the virtual environment. The questionnaire applied to more than 100 teachers in pre-university education captures their needs regarding the organization of the training space in the virtual environment. So, the ubiquity of learning is a modern characteristic of instruction and education, it remains for teachers to identify solutions for achievement, adaptation to situations and contexts as different as possible, as well as revaluing the psychological theories of learning from the perspective of technological learning environments.

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OKUL YÖNETİCİLERİNİN DİJİTAL EĞİTİM ARAÇLARINA KARŞI TUTUMLARI

OKUL YÖNETİCİLERİNİN DİJİTAL EĞİTİM ARAÇLARINA KARŞI TUTUMLARI

Author(s): Asuman Türkmen,Mustafa Yildirim,Ahmet Yıldırım,Osman Bulut / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 61/2024

This research was conducted to determine school leaders attitudes, experiences and needs towards digital education tools. The participants consist of 20 classroom teachers in Adıyaman province. Data was collected through a semi-structured interview form and analyzed using the content analysis method. Findings show that classroom teachers use digital education tools frequently on a daily basis, generally display a positive attitude, and student interest is one of the key factors influencing their use. However, it has been determined that teachers face obstacles such as technological problems, time constraints and resistance to technology. Research results emphasize that digital education tools play an important role in the teaching process and that teachers need constant support and training to use these tools effectively

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Бъдещето на обучението и обучението на бъдещето

Бъдещето на обучението и обучението на бъдещето

Author(s): Greta Dermendjieva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2023

In the study, the problems of our well-known educational approaches are discussed and analyzed through the prism of the science of the individual and neuroscience. Stress, boredom, and the overstimulation of the human brain by digital devices have been identified as some of the most potent barriers to learning interest and motivation. In connection with this, a typology of forms of education is offered, vividly illustrating the evolution of techniques, methods, means of learning and teaching, and in general – the futuristic(from a modern perspective) idea of the transformation of “school” in its highest version.

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Projekt międzynarodowy „Digitally Improving Social and Emotional Skills of Primary School Teachers (DigiSEL)” dla nauczycieli edukacji wczesnoszkolnej

Projekt międzynarodowy „Digitally Improving Social and Emotional Skills of Primary School Teachers (DigiSEL)” dla nauczycieli edukacji wczesnoszkolnej

Author(s): Aleksandra Barwicka-Makula / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1 (56)/2023

The problems of the 21st century contributed to the creation of the project in cooperation with Italians, Spaniards, Turks, Croats and Poles. The Erasmus+ international project “Digitally Improving Social and Emotional Skills of Primary School Teachers (DigiSEL)” offers digital training and online teaching methods for primary school teachers in Europe with a focus on SEL. With a new generation of students growing up fast and learning differently from others, teachers need to digitally educate themselves to meet their needs and engage their attention in class and e-classes. The project was created to support teachers in building e-relationships using ICT. The author collected information about the project and pointed out practical solutions in social-emotional learning.

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Przeszukując e-pustynię: po-krytyczny namysł nad e-podręcznikami dla edukacji wczesnoszkolnej

Przeszukując e-pustynię: po-krytyczny namysł nad e-podręcznikami dla edukacji wczesnoszkolnej

Author(s): Lidia Bielinis / Language(s): Polish Issue: 2 (57)/2023

The title phrase “e-desert” is a metaphor that emphasizes the comparison of e-textbooks to a desert, i.e., a place which may initially seem difficult to access and unfriendly, but at the same time, which can be full of potentiality. E-textbooks, a relatively new teaching tool supporting early childhood education, symbolize a new educational space that may be unfamiliar and require an adaptation. The task set for this article is to analyze their potential from a post-critical perspective. The considerations will aim to identify the potential of e-textbooks for early school education posted on the zpe.gov.pl platform.

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WHAT ABOUT MY FUTURE
CAREER AFTER THE PANDEMIC?
SARS-COV-2 AND DISTANCE
LEARNING IN THE EVALUATION
OF FUTURE PROFESSIONAL
OPPORTUNITIES

WHAT ABOUT MY FUTURE CAREER AFTER THE PANDEMIC? SARS-COV-2 AND DISTANCE LEARNING IN THE EVALUATION OF FUTURE PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

Author(s): Arkadiusz Kołodziej,Agnieszka Kołodziej-Durnaś / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2024

In this article we present the results of a surveyamong 556 Polish university students, conducted in thesummer of 2020 using an online CAWI surveyquestionnaire method. We investigated whether thestudents perceived that the transition to distance learningduring the pandemic period had changed their futurecareer prospects. The survey shows a distinct influence ofthe university (and its support) and the course of studyon the students’ assessment of their career prospects. Inaddition, the results of exploratory factor analysis,multiple linear regression, and logistic regression indicatethat attractive and engaging distance learning bolsters thestudents’ belief in their perceived value on the labormarket. Notably, the students perceived the pandemic asan important structural factor that went beyondindividual biographies. The students’ assessment of howthe pandemic is changing the economy was an importantpredictor of how they perceived their chances on the jobmarket.

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Stanisław Skórka: Użytkownicy systemów hipertekstowych. Strategie poszukiwania informacji w edukacyjnym serwisie internetowym

Stanisław Skórka: Użytkownicy systemów hipertekstowych. Strategie poszukiwania informacji w edukacyjnym serwisie internetowym

Author(s): Michał Rogoż / Language(s): Polish Issue: 5/2007

Review of: Stanisław Skórka: Użytkownicy systemów hipertekstowych. Strategie poszukiwania informacji w edukacyjnym serwisie internetowym. Kraków: Wydawnictwo Naukowe Akademii Pedagogicznej 2006, 204 s.

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“Being with” or Salesian Assistance in the Digital Age

“Being with” or Salesian Assistance in the Digital Age

Author(s): Janez Vodičar / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2023

St. John Bosco demonstrated his teaching method most clearly in a letter from Rome in 1884, in which he established the loving presence of the educator as the foundation of Salesian pedagogy. In the long and varied pedagogical practice of the Salesians, the so-called assistance played an essential role in the visibility of a specific educational model. In a modern society of individualism, assistance is often understood as control. In this context, the emphasis on freedom of conscience makes it particularly difficult to find a presence that wants to share and transmit Christianity. In this article, we highlight the difficulties that such an understanding poses for the entire field of education today. Especially in the age of digitalization, when young people are increasingly chained to their electronic devices and less and less capable of having genuine relationships, this loving presence of which Don Bosco writes is all the more necessary. Using the concrete example of a Salesian educational institution, we show that such a pedagogical orientation is not only an option, but that assistance with the traits of Christianity in practice can be effectively used to work with young people even in the digital age.

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Youth in the Society During the Pandemic. Subjective Evaluation of the Pandemic and Its Objective Consequences for Students in the Remote Teaching Process

Youth in the Society During the Pandemic. Subjective Evaluation of the Pandemic and Its Objective Consequences for Students in the Remote Teaching Process

Author(s): Karol Leszczyński / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2023

The article discusses problems related to the educational crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The crisis hit the whole society, but it especially affected disadvantaged groups by increasing the existing social inequalities. The article, moreover, analyses factors influencing various ways of experiencing the pandemic and its effects by particular groups of students, as this age group was most severely affected by the pandemic. Contrary to adults, almost all students were transferred to the remote education for a prolonged period of time. This article presents first of all a subjective assessment of the period of remote education made by students, their understanding of the situation, how they assessed teachers, parents and their colleagues. Next, the article points to both the protective and risk factors related to experiencing crises, especially in the context of family and religiousness. Finally, the article illustrates how the pandemic deepened the existing social problems rather than created new ones, primarily affecting the most vulnerable groups.

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Foreign Language Classroom Anxiety in Emergency Remote Instruction

Foreign Language Classroom Anxiety in Emergency Remote Instruction

Author(s): Katarzyna Budzińska / Language(s): English Issue: 10/2024

Although language anxiety is the most widely studied emotion in second language acquisition, the extent to which emergency remote teaching (ERT) provokes anxiety is still insufficiently understood. The present research fills this gap by analyzing variables affecting anxiety in the new mode of instruction, while also exploring apprehension-relieving pedagogical approaches. This qualitative study was conducted among 218 university students and data were obtained by an online questionnaire and a focus group interview. Additionally, an online questionnaire was used to find out how teachers adapted their approaches to ensure student wellbeing in ERT. The findings reveal several factors affecting anxiety levels as well as pedagogical approaches that students find effective for anxiety reduction. On the whole, the study extends language anxiety research by looking closely at the variables affecting FLCA increase and decrease in a new, insufficiently explored mode of instruction.

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Възможности, решения и етапи в работата със студенти върху музикално-сценично произведение по време на онлайн обучение

Възможности, решения и етапи в работата със студенти върху музикално-сценично произведение по време на онлайн обучение

Author(s): Ana Lincheva / Language(s): English,Bulgarian Issue: 17/2023

The following report will present the opportunities for online tuition in Stage Intepretation courses at NBU. The stages of study of the musical „The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats“ by Alexander Vladigerov are being analysed along with some problems, which occurred, and the ways of solving them. The most significant outcome of this tuition was the first audio recording of a musical by a Bulgarian composer, produced by students of the Music Department of the NBU.

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Stavovi studenata prve godine Agronomskog fakulteta o eučenju isustavu za e-učenje Merlin

Stavovi studenata prve godine Agronomskog fakulteta o eučenju isustavu za e-učenje Merlin

Author(s): Dubravka MANDUŠIĆ / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 2/2023

The aim of the paper is to investigate the satisfaction of students of the Faculty of Agriculture at the University of Zagreb with the organisation and delivery of courses using the Merlin system. Merlin is the main tool for e-learning at the Faculty. In our work, we also tried to determine students' motivation for elearning and their perception of e-learning and the use of ICT in learning. After the survey conducted, we concluded that students accept e-learning and perceive it positively. We came to the conclusion that students are satisfied with the Merlin system and enjoy using it. The results of this study contribute to the introduction of e-learning at Croatian universities and can be a support and motivation for the introduction of the system as an excellent tool for elearning.

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Distance Learning For Military Doctors in Crisis Situations: The DILEMMA Cross-Sectional Study Results

Distance Learning For Military Doctors in Crisis Situations: The DILEMMA Cross-Sectional Study Results

Author(s): Nataliia Sydorova,Valerii Savytskyi,Taras Kuts / Language(s): English Issue: 51/2023

Background: Distance learning for medical personnel, although convenient in times of crisis (pandemics, military operations), can be a problem in terms of the limited practical component of such training. The goal of presented Survey on DIstance LEarning for students of the Ukrainian Military Medical Academy (DILEMMA) was to optimize the educational process for doctors studying at the Ukrainian Military Medical Academy (UMMA) based on the results of students’ survey dedicated to implemented forms of online teaching. Methods: The data presented reflect the results of 147 trainees’ survey dedicated to their satisfaction and ways to improve distance learning component of training/retraining at UMMA during such crisis situations as pandemics and hostilities. Primary and secondary endpoints were analyzed for groups of interns (DILEMMA-1, n=78) and physicians with practical experience participating in postgraduate activities at UMMA (DILEMMA-2, n=69). Results. The overall evaluations of distance learning as measured by a 10-point scale (primary endpoint) were 5.9±3.3 for DILEMMA-1 and 6.5±3.3 for DILEMMA-2 (p=0.27), which indicates a moderate overall evaluation. The proportion of satisfied and very satisfied students was smaller in the DILEMMA-1 group compared to DILEMMA-2 but remained quite high (76.9% vs. 92.8%, respectively, p<0.05). Respondents of the DILEMMA-1 and DILEMMA-2 arms gave different answers to the questions related to their preferred forms of online education, mode, and schedule. In particular, representatives of the DILEMMA-2 arm mostly prefer to have their online classes after 3:00 p.m. (67.5%) with duration for about 2 hours (56.5%), while most participants in DILEMMA-1 arm (73.1%) choose time interval from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 62.8% consider the optimal duration to be 3–4 hours of online classes per day. According to results of survey, optimization of distance learning component was made at UMMA. Conclusions. Differences in the perception of distance learning between interns and doctors with practical experience necessitate a differentiated approach to the implementation of distance learning for these groups of students. In addition, the special categories of respondents among students were identified by us, which lead to the destructuring of the response matrix and the nonparametric nature of some data, dictate the need to censor extremely negative (“denialists”) and extremely positive (“pleasers”) respondents when assessing the quality of teaching by anonymous survey of students, and therefore the size of the initial sample depending on contingent should be increased by 16–25%.

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Transformation of the higher education system in the context of digital change: A research review on trends in the development of a post-digital university

Transformation of the higher education system in the context of digital change: A research review on trends in the development of a post-digital university

Author(s): Madina Serikbekovna Ashilova,Alibek Serikbekovich Begalinov,Yury Viktorovich Pushkarev,Kalimash Kapsamarovna Begalinova,Elena Aleksandrovna Pushkareva / Language(s): English Issue: 6/2023

Introduction. This article presents an analysis of a number of academic researches (in the Russian Federation, the Republic of Kazakhstan and the world) on the future prospects of the higher education system of post-digital university. The article aim is to determine the philosophical aspects of the ongoing changes based on a review of current research on the problem. Materials and Methods. The main methods of the proposed research are the philosophical analysis of academic researches in the field of education, as well as a review of the philosophical literature of 2020-2023 on the trends of the post-digital university. Results. The authors note that currently it put in the first place not the productivity of education, but its social characteristics. In a post-digital university, a radical paradigm shift is needed, the rejection of the standardized, algorithmic structure of the university, its transition to a socially significant, critical, responsible device. The authors show that new technologies, as well as digitalization in education, should not be a goal, but a means. Only then can progress in education and significant social transformations be possible. Conclusions. In conclusion, the authors note that the digitalization of the educational process itself, described in the leading documents on education, will not lead to any results, unless it is accompanied by serious transformations in the content of education.

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Эффективность метакогнитивных стратегий онлайн-чтения на иностранном языке в вузе

Эффективность метакогнитивных стратегий онлайн-чтения на иностранном языке в вузе

Author(s): Svetlana Mikhailovna Gertsen,Olga Andreevna Babich,Elena Yurievna Shutova,Nina Yurievna Ozhgibesova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 3/2024

Introduction. The authors addressed the problem of using metacognitive strategies as an effective way to develop students’ lexical knowledge when reading online in foreign language classes at a university. The purpose of the study is to substantiate the effectiveness of using metacognitive strategies when students read online and to evaluate their impact on the success of learning reading and vocabulary. Materials and Methods. In order to achieve the purpose of the study, the authors used theoretical (analysis, comparison) and empirical (observation, survey) methods. The experimental groups of students completed an electronic survey, which included a set of questions distributed into sections covering adapted questionnaires to assess the reasons for students performing certain actions in the process of reading, planning, monitoring and evaluating what they read, as well as a set of factors that can influence the improvement of students’ lexical knowledge. Results. The authors analyzed and summarized the results of students’ work with texts, exercises and vocabulary in three experimental groups of students, divided according to the degree of using metacognitive strategies in teaching online reading, and came to the conclusion that students of the first experimental group who took a course in metacognitive strategies surpassed students in the other two groups in terms of their ability to plan, control and evaluate reading (according to questionnaire data). Students of the first experimental group showed the best results in mastering lexical skills. Thus, the use of metacognitive strategies in teaching online reading has contributed to better results for students when working with texts and vocabulary. Conclusions. The results of the study demonstrate that teaching students metacognitive strategies for online reading is an effective way to work with texts and vocabulary in foreign language classes.

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Embracing the Mobile Language Learning Revolution

Embracing the Mobile Language Learning Revolution

Author(s): Sam Joseph / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2023

In a world constantly on the move, our devices have become more than just tools for communication; they have become gateways to learning. Mobile language learning, once a niche concept, has now become a revolutionary force in the realm of linguistic proficiency. As someone passionate about the power of language, I can't help but marvel at the opportunities that mobile language learning brings to the table. Gone are the days when learning a new language meant lugging around heavy textbooks or attending fixed classes. Mobile language learning has shattered these traditional barriers, making language acquisition more flexible and accessible than ever. Whether you're on a bus, waiting in line, or sipping coffee at a café, your language classroom is right at your fingertips.

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Embracing the Evolution of Language Learning: A Personal Take on Mobile Language Learning

Embracing the Evolution of Language Learning: A Personal Take on Mobile Language Learning

Author(s): Tim De Jong / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2023

In the ever-evolving landscape of education, the way we learn languages has undergone a remarkable transformation, with mobile language learning apps at the forefront of this revolution. As someone who has navigated the intricacies of linguistic proficiency through various methods, I am compelled to share my opinion on the rising phenomenon of mobile language learning. Gone are the days when language learning was confined to traditional classrooms or language labs. The advent of smartphones and tablets has ushered in a new era, where learning a new language is as simple as a tap on a screen. While some may argue that the digital realm lacks the personal touch of face-to-face interactions, I believe that mobile language learning offers a myriad of advantages that make it a compelling option.

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The Effects of Using Google Docs on Writing Skills of Turkish EFL Learners

The Effects of Using Google Docs on Writing Skills of Turkish EFL Learners

Author(s): Beril NERGİZ KARTEPE,Çağla Atmaca / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2024

The present study aimed to investigate the effect of teaching writing skills via Google Docs in a blended learning environment on the error correction skills of Turkish EFL learners. In total, there were 50 students from the 10th grade at a public high school in Turkey. The data were collected through a pretest and a posttest in the experimental and control group. According to the statistical results, it was found that there was a significant difference between the posttest scores of the experimental and control group regarding content, organization, vocabulary, grammatical concepts, capitalization, spelling, and punctuation, but not in terms of mechanics. In light of the results, using Google Docs in a blended learning environment seems promising to enhance the writing skills of language learners by providing immediate feedback and error correction facilities.

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NASTAVA NA DALJINU

NASTAVA NA DALJINU

Author(s): Azra Kadić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 2/2021

The aim of this paper is to present the organization of the educational process in class-teaching during COVID-19 (12.03.2020.-09.07.2020). The paper presents fraction of the teaching process with first-grade students of primary school during the pandemic. An explanation of the key words will be presented, the historical development of distance learning, the practical application of distance learning in the 2019/2020 school year, and the future of distance learning.

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РАЗРАБОТКА НА УЕБ ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ ЗА ОНЛАЙН СТРИЙМИНГ НА МУЗИКА

РАЗРАБОТКА НА УЕБ ПРИЛОЖЕНИЕ ЗА ОНЛАЙН СТРИЙМИНГ НА МУЗИКА

Author(s): Dimitar Minchev,Kristian Bojankov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2023

This publication presents a development of a streaming application such as Spotify, where users can: listen to music online; save your favorite songs in playlists; see the top 100 most popular songs; To search for songs by genre. To achieve this goal, an internet system has been built that will save and display user information and use the Spotify API to access the song collection that the official Spotify app uses. Modern web application technologies are used and the user interface is clean and intuitive.

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