Educational innovations, creating alternative learning environments for high school students
Open and interactive publishing as a catalyst for educational innovations
... online learning environments, learners in open learning space benefit from a wide range of expertise beyond textbooks and classrooms, perhaps including experts and senior level peers in their ...
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Strategic Tool For Students With Disabilities: Creating And Implementing Virtual Learning Environments Without Barriers
... time, educational institutions started to develop technological partnerships with major industry leaders and disability groups for a variety of ...for students with disabilities (and school ...their ...
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Assessment of School and University Environments by High School and College Students
... the school”, ...the learning environment for students in the context of the teachers’ pedagogical ...the learning environment”, the authors explore the effect of pupils’ ethnicity on the ...
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A bright future for creating environments conducive to learning
... in school buildings or university campus- es the educational process involves many activities that include knowledge acquisition and assimila- tion, testing students' motivation and academic ...
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Implementing Legal Strategies for Creating Safe and Supportive School Environments
... in students’ traumatic experiences and the need for supportive school-wide ...and Learning Policy Initiative (TLPI) has been working on refocusing the effort, so that schools have the time and ...
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Folk High School as an Educational Alternative for Older Adults
... presented school or alternative education? In “Pedagogical Encyclopedia” edited by Pomykało one can read that “a constructive feature of this school, alternative towards the one called ...
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A DIGITAL EDUCATION REVOLUTION
... schools‟ learning environments, for example by: creating more dynamic interaction between students and teachers, increasing collaboration and team work in problem-solving activities, ...
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Alcoholism among high school students: Profile and educational intervention
... 30% of admissions and outpatient visits in general hospitals, 50% of emergency care, 70% of traffic accidents and 30% of health licenses. Alcohol causes a sensation of disinhibition and favors conversation and ...
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The Partnership between the School and Parents
... to school to meet pupils' material basis, to finance the improvement of school infrastructure by investing in monetary value to do to meet the school as a material and create a positive atmosphere as ...
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Bringing people together while learning apart: Creating online learning environments to support the needs of rural and remote students
... to students to assist in keeping them on ...for students studying at a distance (Carr, 2000). The learning environment encouraged a formal and informal collaborative learning ...the ...
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Mininauts : a serious game platform for enhanced instruction in reading comprehension for primary school students
... in educational outcomes, there exists a large caveat—that for COTS games to be worthwhile in educational contexts, the gameplay needs to match the curriculum well (Charsky & Mims ...an ...
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Educational Philosophies of Parents and Level of Diligence of Senior High School Students
... of educational philosophies of parents. The educational philosophies Idealism ...both students and parents have the same approach in dealing other people especially in imposing moral ...the ...
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Students Motivations For Voluntary Remedial Learning In High School
... participating students: 1) quality relationships with teachers in a low ratio setting; 2) the opportunity to study and learn in a more individualized environment; 3) specific subject matter ...that students ...
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Psychological and pedagogical follow up of younger students with special abilities in terms of global education
... individual educational path (IEP) as an effective environment for personality development is determined by the creation of flexible modular content of instruction and individual ...individual educational ...
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Smart Ubiquitous Learning Environments
... smart learning environment can take full ...the learning process as students can self-pace themselves and optimise the time according to their personal learning ...to educational ...
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JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS’ SELF-REGULATED LEARNING
... the students. First, a total of 97% of the students will keep learning harder if they get score which is below KKM (Minimum Criterion of ...The students were motivated to keep learning ...
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Comparison of offshore and onshore students' perceptions of university learning environments and quality of educational experiences: implications for teaching and learning
... T h e U nUi n v ie vr es ri s t yi t y o f o Sf o Su ot uh te hr en r n Q uQe ue en es nl s a nl ad n d Predictors of Quality of Education – Onshore Students Onshore students who are hig[r] ...
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The relationship between irrational beliefs and adjustment of female high school students
... from school of Kluang, Johor who have behavior problems and negative thoughts (Nurfadhilah Yahya and Mohammed Sharif Mustaffa, ...other students and fighting with her ...
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Classroom v. Courtroom: Is the Right to Education Fundamental?
... equality of educational opportunity and a quality education to a select group of high school students in Helena, by forbidding them to participate in extracurricular [r] ...
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The Correlation Between Critical Thinking and The Learning Results of The Senior High School Students in Biology Learning Implementing Group Investigation (GI) Learning in Malang, Indonesia
... The students’ biology learning results may vary among student, caused by several variables affecting the students’ learning results, such as, learning style, critical thinking, ...
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