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Volume 6 | Issue 4 - 2016
... in tropical regions of India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Ripe jackfruit is naturally sweet with subtle flavoring. It can be used diets. Fresh jackfruit has ...
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Volume 6, Issue 4, 2020
... There was no statistically significant difference in experiment and control group of body weight, total muscle rate, body fat percentage, flexibility, 10m speed, vertical j[r] ...
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... present study would be meaningful and worthy to compare and investigate simple choice visual reaction time (SCVRT) of the university women athletes and sedentary [r] ...
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... for 6 weeks with plyometric training in water, volleyball training and flexibility training for the other group, and the effects of these training on vertical jump were examined at both ...
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Volume 6, Issue 4, 2020
... Table 6 is examined, the Mann Whitney U test tested whether ski athletes differ significantly between the sub-dimensions of the motivation scale according to the national athlete variable and the sub-dimensions of ...
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Volume 6, Issue 4, 2020
... annually 4 billion 141 million TL on average, the annual average amount distributed to clubs in all leagues, primarily upper League clubs under “name right” was 238,9 Million ...
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... After assessment, the following 31 studies were excluded: 3 did not have a control group (Activity, 2001; Armit et al., 2009; Hardcastle, 2012); 2 did not use a randomised control trial study/cluster randomised control ...
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... the 4-week 1x30 breath training period at 50% (experimental group) or 15% (control group) maximum inspiratory mouth pressure ...and 4) were carried out after 4 ...
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... Currently, the explosive development of the 4.0 science and technology revolution requires universities to constantly innovate and adapt educational thinking to survive. In Vietnam, the quality of educational training, ...
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Volume 6, Issue 4, 2020
... Stage 4: Simple random sampling technique was used to administer the questionnaire to the respondents in each of the recreational centre in Kaduna ...(SA) 4 points, Agreed (A) 3 points, Disagreed (D) 2 ...
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Volume 6, Issue 4, 2020
... modern society, a low level of physical activity combined with changes in eating habits is the main reason for the prevalence of overweight or obesity. The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) data, ...
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Volume 6, Issue 4, 2020
... In this correlation, there are three independent variables, those are arm power (X1), grip strength (X2), hand eye coordination (X3) and one dependent variable that is the result[r] ...
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Year: 2018 Volume: 6 Number: 4 (Special Issue on Engineering Education)
... To answer the first research question, “In what ways were engineering learning opportunities present across inclusive STEM high schools serving students that are e[r] ...
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Year: 2018 Volume: 6 Number: 4 (Special Issue on Engineering Education)
... Figure 6. Mean scores on each construct among 8 th grade students per engineering course attendance level Mean scores of ratings of the remaining non-cognitive constructs are presented in Figure 6. Academic ...
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Year: 2018 Volume: 6 Number: 4 (Special Issue on Engineering Education)
... Cross-Pollination of GMOs asked students to design a barrier that effectively prevented the cross-pollination of GMO plants with non-GMO plants in adjoining fields while learning about the scientific concepts associated ...
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Year: 2018 Volume: 6 Number: 4 (Special Issue on Engineering Education)
... The team agreed that temperature was a plausible way to change the tissue sample and/or environment. The students understood that changing the temperature, either by increasing or decreasing it, was an option that had ...
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Year: 2018 Volume: 6 Number: 4 (Special Issue on Engineering Education)
... We performed a content analysis to categorize students’ answers systematically to the open-ended question asking them to explain their decision and reasoning for selecting a design solution among three alternatives. ...
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Year: 2018 Volume: 6 Number: 4 (Special Issue on Engineering Education)
... Collaborative efforts wherein teachers and students take on novel, open-ended engineering design challenges via conjoined discourse are an emerging phenomenon in science classrooms (Lachapelle & Cunningham, 2014; Yu ...
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Year: 2018 Volume: 6 Number: 4 (Special Issue on Engineering Education)
... For example, two other students said, ―I didn't know how to design an anchor but now I know you have to plan, try, test and decide,‖ and ―I didn't know too much on how to come up with a[r] ...
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Year: 2018 Volume: 6 Number: 4 (Special Issue on Engineering Education)
... special issue provide a wide range of perspectives on how engineering education is implemented in K-12 schools and classrooms and reflected in ...special issue to build on these ...
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