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Teaching - Science method

The educational process of instructing.
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How do I intend to integrate quantitative and qualitative data analysis techniques to comprehensively examine the intricacies of English and Arabic teaching and learning processes in second language acquisition, ensuring both depth of understanding and statistical rigor in my Ph.D. research?"
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What’s your research question and purpose? All mixed methods research follows two typologies: either merging two results or using one result to inform the next. other concerns are samples and timing. Tell everyone more about your purpose and methodologies.
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#Professional Development
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Hello there. Your question is very valid. I also wanted to give my opinion on this
The 21st century is the age of information technologies. Information known to us will be updated and changed after 1 day. It is very important to improve skills and work on yourself when working with children. The student asks questions depending on the level of knowledge and worldview. In such a situation, the teacher should always be ready. During the training, the teacher works on himself and gets new information. This, of course, affects the educational process.
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creativity
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We lack the appropriate tools to gauge creativity at the college level (let's set aside elementary and secondary school). While everyone values creativity, some acknowledge it, and only a select few can effectively showcase it. Nevertheless, it's worth striving to integrate creativity into education.
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As a professional teacher, there is need to have a 'What' and 'How' of teaching? The what to teach, which is the subject content like Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and the likes, and the 'How' to teach them, which is the pedagogical content knowledge.
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I agree with others that effective teaching is a blend of both knowledge and pedagogy. With more experience and practice, teachers can better tailor their approach, matching best practices to students' needs and interests.
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I am currently teaching a course related to life cycle assessment.
So far I have used a Simapro faculty license.
However, currently we can no longer use the faculty license because it is no longer included in the UN classification list,
I've tried using OpenLCA but it's limited by a database that we can't get.
Is there an alternative to getting the faculty license back, because if we buy a full license our campus can't buy it because the price is quite expensive.
thank you
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When faced with licensing limitations and cost concerns for life cycle assessment (LCA) software like Simapro and OpenLCA, consider exploring alternative options such as free or open-source software like GaBi Community Edition or Brightway. Additionally, inquire directly with SimaPro about academic pricing or special arrangements for educational institutions, and explore collaborative purchasing options with other universities to reduce costs. By evaluating these alternatives, you can find a solution that meets your teaching needs while staying within budget constraints.
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I was recently watching a lecture on EM (lesson on E fields from sources with density λ) at a US university. (As a masters holders on general pedsgory&learning, something rare for a physics background, i think I can have an opinion.)
Things that impressed me.
** accuracy, linear logic and causal progression, clarity, simplicity.
** he pointed on magic word i.e keywords, which helps student focus and he thereby centered his lesson i.e it was not unrelated parts
** elements of the lesson reolicated standard physics skills practices such as identifying symmetry, taking limit fsctors for derived expressions, step by step construction of differentials and integration
**he dramstized lesson i.e unexpected simplifications or cool /fancy results
Things that didn't.
** he assumed students are familiar with polar coordinates
** he started with an expressions of coulimb's law& E fields definition without reasoningbits origins (maybe previews class?), so many students were lost
** he used a very plain pedagogical plan: develop a few laws in previews lesson and do applications of them, in volume, thinking students will get dragged into the bottom line physics.
** the importance of the main skill, finding exact expressions for E fields, was soaring in the levels of mandatory with no hint to possibilities knowing it opens, novelty it enables, so to motivate them to endorse the skill
I know teaching physics is not an easy task and maybe each teachers can master a few facets of it but not all. This teacher passed the minimum for me. But overall, his ommisions, if they reflect the general situation, show that students could be learning more if they were absent and that we should sdmit fault and revamp the field.
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Para incubar aprendizajes en una materia teorico/practica como la fisica se requieren dos elementos. 1. que el estudiante tenga una base adecuada de dicha asignatura en la educacion pre universitaria y 2. que el docente que imparta dicha asignatura en la universidad tengas las mejores herramientas pedagogicas para despertar interes en los estudiantes hacia dicha asignatura
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One of the new technologies that has been thoroughly discussed is gamification. How do you see its role in teaching and learning in terms of benefits and disadvantages? What are the models to integrate such innovations in your instruction? How do you see the future trends and beliefs of faculty members in this domain?
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Dear Ali Sharaf Al Musawi, great question!
Gamification in education is like adding a sprinkle of magic to the learning process. Think about it this way: remember those times when you were so engrossed in a game that hours flew by without you even noticing? That's the power of gamification at play.
So, in education, it's about taking elements from games, like competition, rewards, and challenges, and applying them to learning. Instead of just memorizing facts or going through dull exercises, gamification makes learning fun and engaging. It transforms the classroom into an interactive playground where students are eager to participate and learn.
One big advantage is that it boosts motivation. When students are rewarded for their progress, whether it's through points, badges, or leveling up, it sparks a sense of achievement and drives them to do better. Plus, it taps into our natural desire for competition. Who doesn't want to top the leaderboard or earn bragging rights among their peers?
But gamification isn't just about making learning more enjoyable. It also enhances retention and comprehension. By presenting information in a game-like format, it breaks down complex concepts into bite-sized chunks that are easier to digest. Plus, it encourages active participation and problem-solving, which are essential skills for real-life situations.
And let's not forget about collaboration. Many games involve teamwork and cooperation, and the same can be applied in educational settings. Whether it's through group challenges or multiplayer games, students learn to communicate effectively, share ideas, and work together towards a common goal.
Of course, like any tool, gamification has its limitations. It's not a one-size-fits-all solution, and it shouldn't replace traditional teaching methods entirely. But when used thoughtfully, it can be a powerful tool for educators to make learning more engaging, memorable, and enjoyable. Plus, let's be honest, who wouldn't want to turn learning into a game?
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For teaching and learning of foreign languages.
For contrastive analysis
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Multiple Intelligence Theory from Dr.Howard Gardner.
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I was recently asked by LinkedIn to respond to and elaborate on this question, given a post of mine on this subject there. Before I provide my response here on researchgate.net, I wish to ask this question within this forum's context.
There are numerous angles one can take in approaching this critical question which is likely to affect not only Colleges and Universities' built infrastructure, but also their basic functions: teaching and research.
Obviously, there are currently expected future effects in both the short as well as the longer term of Artificial Intelligence upon Higher Education. Hence, the informed and educated views from the academic community are solicited here with this generic type of question. Thank you for your attention.
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Here's my verbatim reply to the LinkedIn posed question for me to answer:
“I have previously addressed the possible positive and negative effects I see AI having on higher education and its institutions. I view AI as the ability to both first store extraordinarily rich data and information, as well as its ability to intelligently access and process selective sets of data from that storage and memory. In those two capacities, I view AI as both assisting as well as potentially derailing the teaching and research capacities of higher learning. Perils from AI abound, as do opportunities. One must be very alert and diligent in employing AI and stating that the outcome is, or does contain, AI products”.
Here's a bit more of an elaboration on the negative aspects, as I currently see them; these concerns refer mostly to the ethical sides of AI impacts, as well as to certain epistemological issues involved.
Perils lurk when real professors and intelligence will be supplanted by artificial professors and artificial intelligence (something that has already commenced). When real campus and person-to-person interaction will be transformed into a virtual campus and virtual, online, interaction of students with machines and robots.
But potentially, the biggest loss will occur when the real/human creativity and innovation, the very agency that created the virtual/artificial world (to which AI is just a part) will become fake (or, better put, result in lack of) innovation, i.e., to the death of real creativity.
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In our University, we are planning to change the programme of teaching from yearly base teaching (full year academic) to the semester system, what are the advantages and disadvantages of the semester system for teaching subjects to the students?
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I taught ESP courses for non English majors post graduate students before I used rubric to assess their EFL speaking skills and it’s sub skills .
and also i am teaching now ESP courses for business English major students .
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any Repository of Qualitative interview transcription??
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Are you looking for repositories that make qualitative data available for secondary analysis? If so, you might consider the Qualitative Data Repository at Syracuse University.
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explicit or implicit grammar
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I think that by combining explicit grammar instruction with opportunities for authentic communication and language exploration, educators can help students develop the linguistic skills and confidence required to succeed in a variety of academic and professional settings.
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Most of the researchers use to teach at university. In some careers, professionals who exert their profession without doing research share teaching spaces. When I was a chemistry student, 100% of my teachers were researchers ranging from PhD candidates to experts in their respective fields. While it may seem logical for researchers to be the best candidates to teach in fields such as chemistry or biology, what about healthcare-related fields like medicine, pharmacy, or biochemistry? Who is better suited to lead a class, a researcher or a professional, or both, each one in different subjects? We can distinguish between basic and clinical subjects. I am interested in hearing your thoughts on this matter.
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Being a proficient researcher doesn't necessarily equate to being a better professor. While research expertise can enhance teaching by bringing current knowledge and real-world applications into the classroom, effective teaching requires distinct skills such as communication, empathy, and the ability to engage students.
A good professor balances both research and teaching responsibilities, tailoring their approach to meet the needs of their students while contributing to their field through research. However, being a successful researcher doesn't guarantee effective teaching, as teaching requires its own set of abilities and dedication.
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l'acquisition du langage chez les enfants qui présentent des problèmes de langage par la pédagogie sportive
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  1. Développement moteur et coordination : La participation à des activités sportives encourage le développement moteur et la coordination physique. Une meilleure coordination peut également se traduire par une amélioration de la coordination nécessaire à la parole, ce qui peut bénéficier aux enfants présentant des problèmes de langage.
  2. Interaction sociale : Les sports d'équipe et les activités sportives en général offrent de nombreuses occasions d'interagir avec les pairs. Ces interactions sociales peuvent aider les enfants à améliorer leurs compétences en communication verbale et non verbale, à comprendre les signaux sociaux, et à développer leur confiance en eux dans des contextes sociaux variés.
  3. Gestion du stress et des émotions : Le sport peut être une excellente manière pour les enfants de libérer le stress et de canaliser leurs émotions. En apprenant à gérer les émotions liées à la compétition, à la victoire et à la défaite, les enfants peuvent développer une meilleure régulation émotionnelle, ce qui peut avoir un impact positif sur leur capacité à communiquer et à interagir avec les autres.
  4. Développement cognitif : Certaines études suggèrent que l'exercice physique régulier peut favoriser le développement cognitif, y compris les fonctions exécutives comme l'attention, la mémoire de travail et le contrôle inhibiteur. Ces compétences cognitives sont également importantes pour le développement du langage et de la communication.
  5. Confiance en soi : La participation à des activités sportives peut aider à renforcer la confiance en soi des enfants. Une plus grande confiance en soi peut les encourager à s'exprimer plus librement et à prendre des risques dans leur communication, ce qui peut favoriser le développement de leurs compétences en langage.
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What transformative techniques are there in biology?
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Thank you very much, António José Rodrigues Rebelo:))))))))
Could you share article about that )
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I am do a research on teaching practice evaluation in China, specifically in Xi'an Shaanxi province
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Just go through the 'teacher observation checklist' part of my articles on Dogme ELT.
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I want to conduct study for students teachers attitude towards teaching profession. I want to do this with mix method approach. can anybody suggest me the tools required for this study.
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For this type of research, you can design and use the following research instruments.
1- Students' feedback questionnaire
2- Teachers' classroom observation checklist
Focusing on the target areas of your study, you can construct your questions to collect data, and the data can also be analyzed through MS Excel and SPSS.
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The industrial revolution is long gone, as well as teaching to follow a certain routine, procedure or task. Today's world is changing by the minute and we "all" have access to such changes almost immediately. So teachers, today, have to prepare students for a world that is totally unknown, for jobs that don't exist yet, and, hopefully, those future men/women will be able to create those innovative jobs.
Are teachers, in your countries, being prepared for these responsibilities and challenges? How?
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Zoncita, such an important point to raise about when these skills should be caught or taught. And I so agree that it needs to be addressed through all years of schooling. But I wonder about the means. Do you think we should teach leadership and intercultural sensitivity and if so how? Or do you feel we need to model leadership and intercultural sensitivity? For example if teachers make all the decisions in their classroom, they are telling their students that this is my classroom not 'our' classroom. In the same sense, teachers being sensitive to the varying needs of all individuals with respect to culture and other differences, demonstrates a way of being with others. If teachers select texts for the classroom that demonstrate widely diverse cultural experiences, that too can model awareness. Your Thoughts?
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In the era of virtualization the use of virtual laboratory practices is increasing, and in many cases to the detriment of those identified as real practices.
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Virtual Laboratories for Education in Science, Technology, and Engineering: a Review
"Within education, concepts such as distance learning, and open universities, are now becoming more widely used for teaching and learning. However, due to the nature of the subject domain, the teaching of Science, Technology, and Engineering are still relatively behind when using new technological approaches (particularly for online distance learning). The reason for this discrepancy lies in the fact that these fields often require laboratory exercises to provide effective skill acquisition and hands-on experience. Often it is difficult to make these laboratories accessible for online access. Either the real lab needs to be enabled for remote access or it needs to be replicated as a fully software-based virtual lab. We argue for the latter concept since it offers some advantages over remotely controlled real labs, which will be elaborated further in this paper...
The goal of this paper was to present a critical overview of existing concepts and technologies in the field of fully-software-based virtual laboratories, to identify current trends, and to contribute a solid foundation for future research. In the future our vision is to overcome the barriers that still prevent the wide scale implementation of e- and distance-learning, through the use of virtual worlds, immersive education, and other technologies, and to particularly target STE disciplines (particularly in engineering and robotics)..."
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views from the above 3 and why ? What do you use out of the 3 tools or a combination of all .
Would be happy to get views
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  1. Live surgery: Live surgery involves performing an actual surgical procedure in real-time, typically in front of an audience of medical professionals. This approach provides an authentic learning experience, allowing trainees to observe the surgical techniques, decision-making processes, and nuances of the procedure firsthand. Live surgery can be highly educational but also carries certain risks and ethical considerations, such as patient safety and consent.
  2. Near-live surgery: Near-live surgery refers to recorded or simulated surgical procedures that closely mimic real surgical scenarios. This approach allows for the presentation of surgical techniques and concepts in a controlled environment, often with the ability to pause, rewind, and discuss specific aspects of the procedure in more detail. Near-live surgery offers the benefits of live surgery while minimizing risks to patients and providing opportunities for more interactive learning and feedback.
Given these options:
  • Live surgery (Option 1) can be valuable for teaching and training purposes in conferences, as it provides a unique opportunity for trainees to observe actual surgeries and learn directly from experienced surgeons. However, it requires careful planning, coordination, and ethical considerations to ensure patient safety and consent.
  • Near-live surgery (Option 2) offers many of the educational benefits of live surgery while mitigating some of the risks and logistical challenges. Trainees can still gain insights into surgical techniques and decision-making processes, but in a more controlled and interactive setting.
So, if you are considering options for teaching and training purposes in conferences, both live surgery and near-live surgery can be effective depending on factors such as the availability of resources, ethical considerations, and the specific learning objectives of the conference.
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With the introduction of free education in Zambia, there is an interest by learners to return/continue with education thereby increasing the numbers in classes. Using learner centered approaches are proving problematic as curriculum is not fully completed in readiness for national assessments as compared to teaching where teacher centered methodologies are employed.
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It's a vital question Mr. Musonda Edward
Leaner-centered lessons offer several advantages over traditional teacher-centered lessons:
  1. Active Engagement: Learner-centered lessons promote active participation and engagement from students. Instead of passively receiving information from the teacher, students are encouraged to interact with the material, ask questions, and collaborate with their peers.
  2. Personalized Learning: Learner-centered approaches cater to the individual needs, interests, and learning styles of students. Teachers can adapt their instruction to accommodate diverse learners, providing opportunities for personalized learning experiences.
  3. Critical Thinking Skills: By encouraging students to take ownership of their learning, learner-centered lessons foster the development of critical thinking skills. Students are challenged to analyze, evaluate, and apply knowledge in meaningful ways, rather than simply memorizing facts.
  4. Higher Motivation: When students are actively involved in their learning process and have a say in their educational experiences, they are more likely to be motivated and engaged. Learner-centered lessons can help cultivate intrinsic motivation and a passion for learning.
  5. Long-Term Retention: Research suggests that learner-centered approaches lead to better long-term retention of knowledge and skills. When students are actively engaged in constructing their understanding of the material, they are more likely to retain and apply what they have learned in the future.
  6. Developing Lifelong Learners: By emphasizing skills such as problem-solving, collaboration, and self-directed learning, learner-centered lessons help prepare students to be lifelong learners. These skills are essential for success in a rapidly changing world where continuous learning is necessary.
  7. Positive Learning Environment: Learner-centered classrooms often foster a positive and inclusive learning environment where students feel valued, respected, and supported in their learning journey. This can contribute to higher levels of student satisfaction and well-being.
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Learning skills, distance teaching
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Social relations describes any voluntary or involuntary interpersonal relationship between two or more individuals within and/or between groups. The group can be a language or kinship group, a social institution or organization, an economic class, a nation, or gender. Distance learners from an institution becomes such a group. As someone who had undertaken undergraduate degrees in Singapore and the UK, as well as a Masters Degree in Education on an online platform with a Russell Group University, I would say that it all depends on how you define social relations, and how involved you are with any relationship you make regardless of distance or face-to-face. It goes without saying that relationships with peers, tutors or supervisors formed face-to-face stay with you longer. However, I would say that my social relation with my Master supervisor has been the strongest, from an intellectual, professional and friendship level. Just like any relationships in life, the key is how much you share on an interpersonal level. I am afraid to say that she and I were an unusual pair as I could tell from my peers in our modular Whatsapp groups that they did not seem to share the same level of social relation. Both Antonio and Oluwatoyin, who responded before me, have made valid points. We can't deny the benefits of distance learning nor the down-sides that come with it. Like seeds, social relations can only be sown and harvested, depending on how much you invested in it in the first place.
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Science as a practical
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Interesting question and replies.
Certainly contemporary science education and teaching approach stress that instruction should be based on practical activities.
These could be experiments with simple, everyday materials, which are easy to find and use.
The activities will be part of inquiry process.
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  1. give few assumptions on the given topic
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Interesting question and replies.
I am not sure this is relevant, but in the past I set to my elementary school students a task. That was to create a crypto-words exercise with words or concepts they had just learned. Then they would exchange it with others and solve it.
They found it interesting and helpful.
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Can AI enrich lecturers' lecturing pedagogy? Can it assist lecturers to shift towards more progressive approach? What are the possible affordances and limitations?
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AI certainly can enrich pedagogy or rather boost the art and science of teaching. This too comes with its pros and cons but the underlying statement is the responsible use of AI.
Whereas AI provides real time information and advances access to high quality educational resources to students, unfortunately the unethical use of AI has made students -who are the center of pedagogy- very lazy. Situations where students copy and paste information from AI is not ethical at all Students can instead use generated information from AI for ideas for further research.
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I just want to know as there is pedagogical leadership and pedagogy is much explained, however the relationship between assessment of students' performance and teacher's employed pedagogy.
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Dear Hamza,
One important way of thinking about the link between teachers' pedagogy and assessment of students is through "Assessment for Learning" which was a concept suggested by Dylan William.
See his work in this book:
And this paper:
The five strategies he employs to link formative assessment to pedagogy are:
  1. Clarifying, understanding, and sharing learning intentions
  2. Engineering effective classroom discussions, tasks and activities that elicit evidence of learning
  3. Providing feedback that moves learners forward
  4. Activating students as learning resources for one another
  5. Activating students as owners of their own learning
So when the teacher explains the learning objectives, engenders discussions, provides feedback, checks understanding through rich questioning, supports students to be in control of their own learning through scaffolding with feedback for example, all this links pedagogy to formative assessment.
Also, consider the notion of Bigg's constructive alignment where there is alignmnet between content, pedagogy and assessment. It is mainly employed in HE but applies to all settings in that there should be a link between what is taught, how it is taught and how learning is assessed.
Hope this helps.
Dima
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Distance learning is a wide known technique for teaching
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The merits of distance education are undeniable especially in hard times such as COVID or lack of proximity from college or university venues. But its drawbacks are detrimental to the many facets of presence education. I will mention some of them: social interaction with educators and fellow students, possibility of measuring up with other students, learning from each other, etc. I will single out eye contact (perception) with students as a genuine cognitive asset to the educator to make sure that learning is taking place. I remember having been solicited to teach female students in King Saud University, but I turned down the offer for two consecutive years. Eventually, when I took the course, I was full of frustration repeating lots of phatic expressions to ask whether students had understood what I was talking about. In normal classroom settings, eye conatct would have been enough evidence.
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If after doing PhD, a research scholar has 4 to 5 papers published, and all are published in the same journal (SCIE), then what impact does it have on his future teaching, academic career, or post-doc?
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I think it is not a good idea to publish so many PhD thesis related research papers in one journal; it is better if the papers are published in different journals. If you decide to publish all papers in one journal, then you should select a high impact journal, and it is not easily possible. Top high impacts journals have very strict rules and high standards to select papers for publication. However, the importance of the research papers to fill the research gaps bring worth and appreciation.
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That sounds interesting. Will it benefit you and others?
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I may be the world's leading expert on parapsychology:
Maybe I deserve an honorary PhD in parapsychology. I would then teach afterlife studies @ UC Davis.
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Sir, all of your works that I am aware of seem to deal more with mathematics than parapsychology. Mathematics is important in the field, but it is not, at least to my mind, central, any more than it is central for biology, chemistry or sociology.
Now I do have a fair library of works on parapsychology by respected scholars in the field, so I am not ignorant. Perhaps you could refer me to which specific work of yours deal with the field and in what manner.
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If among your friends/colleagues living in the US/Canada, there are those whose children are 15-25-years old, please ask them in private to answer this questionnaire. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1J2_SIg-2hh2Vb8YyghdQNhznBdW386Vl2PjN2vT1vas
Anonymity and confidentiality is guaranteed.
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I am from Pakistan no any one is live in US and Canada
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. How will you go about finding out effects on stud. Academic achievement? What will you exactly do?
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Ebba LAUDIKA IYALOO Lukas Is this the title of your research topic, "Investigating learners' attitudes towards teaching with cartoons and cartoons' effects on their academic achievement?" or is it your research question? If so, your research study is a quantitative research study. I suggest, a research title stated as follows: "Investigating the effects of cartoons' active watching experiences on young learners' attitudes towards cartoons, and social & academic achievements."
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Dear Team of Researchgate,
I'm writing this message because I realized somone is not the writer of the article called Propuesta intercultural para la enseñanza de cursos de español como lengua extranjera en Colombia written by Diego Alejandro Usma Restrepo. How can I edit him as author?
Thank you in advance for your help and guidance.
Waiting for a prompt response.
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Angélica M Moya If you are the sole author of the article, you just delete his name as your co-author and resubmit your article to your publisher. Make sure you email him regarding this discrepancy and your decision to correct it.
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Innovation in teaching is a must do. Evolution of teaching delivery is related to learning of an evolved student.
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In my opinion, the role of teachers is not the same and will never be. The huge amount of information available nowadays thanks to technology makes impossible for teachers to be the source of knowledge as before. In this context, teachers should encourage students to discover and explore. Learn to love research and learning. In this dynamics, if the teaching methods are the best or not, or the most innovative, it is not relevant. The important thing is to share the will of learning.
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Is Artificial Intelligence a tool or a threat to teaching? What do you think?
Most educators consider AI to be one of the most sophisticated teaching tools available, as it can be adapted to individual student needs and provide personalized learning experiences. They argue that just like gardeners and doctors use modern equipment in their profession, teachers can also rely on AI tools to enhance the quality of teaching and learning, and it will never be a threat to their profession. However, there are some critics who are doubtful about the future of the teaching profession because of the advances in AI technology.
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AI can greatly improve the efficiency of teaching processes. However, it can never replace human teachers because AI lacks empathy, creativity, and critical thinking that human teachers have.
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📢 Call for Proposals: 📢 "Narratives of Non-English L2 Language Teachers" Exciting opportunity for language educators! 🌍📚 We are thrilled to announce a call for abstracts for an Edited Volume on "Narratives of Non-English L2 Language Teachers," edited by Nur Yiğitoğlu Aptoula & Melinda Reichelt. Much of our understanding of L2 teaching has been shaped by research focused on English as an L2, leaving non-English languages overlooked. It's time to broaden our perspectives and explore the unique dynamics within non-English L2 teaching contexts. 🌐 Scope of the Volume: We invite narratives from educators worldwide, emphasizing geographical contexts beyond the U.S. and underrepresented institutional settings such as community language programs, primary schools, and secondary schools. We are especially eager to include voices from teachers of marginalized and/or endangered languages. 📖 Themes for Abstracts: Share your teaching journey with a non-English L2! We seek 500-word abstracts outlining your chapter plan. Explore the nuances of language teaching in your context and contribute to a deeper understanding of L2 education. Your story can shape the discourse and advance language theory. 🗓️ Submission Deadline: Submit your abstract by March 17 for consideration in this exciting edited volume. 📘 Publication Details: Selected chapters will be published by Routledge, providing contributors with a valuable platform to share their experiences and contribute to the evolving landscape of language education. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a groundbreaking volume that aims to enrich our understanding of L2 teaching practices. Let your narrative be a catalyst for change in the field! 📧 Submission Instructions: Please look at the document linked hear to get a clearer understanding of what we are looking for: Link to Call for papers: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1H6ptKXE2WivO8C66Zzfm3sUJB3bY7mgYTgCckEzFue4/edit Link to Submission page: https://forms.gle/6wcDXigS9pbNcXGQ9
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Great opportunity for educators across the globe.
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Learning and creativity are closely related, but will it be related to teaching?
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Walfredo González Hernández In my view as an experienced schoolteacher to young learners, creativity is absolutely an enjoyable and effective expression of good learning/teaching experiences, e.g., outdoor arts-based, nature-based learning and teaching approaches, strategies, etc.
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Dear Researcher Colleagues,
I've just launched a research project that focuses on European higher education instructors' and students' experiences with and opinions on artificial intelligence in education. The data collection tools are clicks-only questionnaires.
I would like to invite you to please participate in this study by either filling in the appropriate questionnaire and/or by forwarding this call to anyone who fits the target population.
The attachments contain the visual calls for participation for ease of sharing.
Thank you very much for donating your time!
Imre
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Very valuable contribution from Bulcsu Szekely; imo, AI is quietly disrupting higher education’s administrative, teaching, learning and research activities:
AI tools are being used to provide adaptive and automated assessments, practice opportunities, personalized tutoring and feedback and content recommendations. In addition, AI tools are being used to generate content, write code, resolve accessibility issues, reconfigure writing processes and detect plagiarism.
AI tools are used to provide self-service chat bots, flag at-risk students, recommend courses, increase motivation and predict student performance.
AI tools are being used to sift through large data sets to identify patterns, build models, recommend relevant articles and prepare manuscripts for publication.
AI tools are being used to crunch data on recruitment, admission and retention, to aid in decision-making processes and to assess productivity and performance.
Conclusion:
Furthermore, higher education institutions Imre Fekete must carefully assess how AI will affect the labor market in the future. This analysis should lead to a rethinking of all educational pathways to prepare students for a hybrid labor market in which AI will play a significant role.
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If art interprets our dreams, the computer executes them in the guise of programs.
Alan J. Perlis, Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
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Describe measures that can be used to monitor effective teaching and learning.
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Learning Is About Engaging Your Learner
eLearning has revolutionized education in both schools and businesses, allowing students and employees to learn at their own pace in a comfortable atmosphere. When it comes to the transmission of learning materials, it's apparent that eLearning will play a significant role in the future of education. Here are 6 reasons why online learning can be more effective than enrolling in a face-to-face training course:
1. Students Gain More Knowledge Than In Standard Classes
According to IBM, students in online learning courses incorporating multimedia content learn five times more material than students in traditional face-to-face classes. Because online courses provide students with full control over their studies, they can work at their own pace. Pupils, on average, work faster and absorb more information in online courses than they would otherwise. They can move faster through parts of the course that they are familiar with, but they must move slowly through areas that need more time.
2. There Is A Higher Rate Of Retention With Online Learning
Many offline courses struggle to maintain student interest throughout the semester. According to the Research Institute of America, this is not the case with eLearning. On the other side, online courses have increased student retention rates by anywhere from 25–60%. More engaging multimedia content, more flexibility in how individuals consume the curriculum, and a lower likelihood of classes conflicting with other commitments have all been suggested as contributing factors to this growth.
3. Online Learning Needs A Less Time-Consuming Commitment
According to a Brandon Hall analysis on eLearning in the workplace, individuals spend 40–60% less time on this kind of learning than they would in a traditional classroom setting. It's also worth mentioning that the majority of eLearning options allow students to divide their course time in any way they see fit. They don't need to be able to dedicate a large amount of time to the course, just half an hour each day over their lunch break would suffice.
4. More Frequent Evaluations Can Help Decrease Distractions
One of the advantages of online courses is that assessment can become a more continuous process. This is fantastic news for students because interspersing multimedia content and learning materials with regular short exams can help pupils become more engaged. In fact, Harvard researchers found that adopting these short, regular examinations reduced student distraction, quadrupled note-taking, and enhanced overall content recall. It's also worth remembering that the more frequently students are evaluated, the better their tutors can follow their development. Tutors are able to intervene early when help is needed because of improved student tracking.
5. eLearning Is A More Eco-Friendly Option
Online learning is not only more effective for students, but it is also better for the environment. Online courses consume 90% less energy and release 85% less CO2 per student than traditional in-person courses, according to the Open University in the United Kingdom. Online learning and multimedia material become more effective instructional tools as a result of this. Individuals and businesses can profit from helping the environment and sticking to their own personal environmental goals by encouraging and engaging with this form of learning.
6. It Helps Employees Work More Efficiently
Companies that adopt technological training methods have 26% higher revenue per employee according to a recent study. Because eLearning helps employees broaden their professional growth opportunities while simultaneously enhancing employee happiness, it is a win-win situation. Employees will feel more appreciated, which will result in a lower turnover rate because they will be less likely to resign for another job due to a lack of training.
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University teachers have jobs such as teaching, so what percent of their time is spent on research?
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This is a technical dilemma. I think there is inadequate input in research generally due to overload
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This study is about inadequate acquisition of second language in the
subject of Expository Writing-I among the graduates of public sector university.
The primary purpose of writing exposition is to educate reader, not to fascinate
while presenting clear and organized subject matter. This dilemma has turned
into a grave issue when it comes to teach the subject of Expository Writing-I
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Sure , Mind mapping was developed as an effective method for generating ideas by association. In order to create a mind map, you usually start in the middle of the page with the central theme/main idea and from that point you work outward in all directions to create a growing diagram composed of keywords, phrases, concepts, facts and figures.
It can be used for assignments and essay writing especially in the initial stages, whereit is an ideal strategy to use for your ‘thinking’. Mind mapping can be used for generating, visualising, organising, note-taking, problem-solving, decision-making, revising and clarifying your university topic, so that you can get started with assessment tasks. Essentially, a mind map is used to ‘brainstorm’ a topic and is a great strategy for students.
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Pedagogy is the process of teaching to help students learn the concepts and ideas of acquiring knowledge, skills, attitudes and values of contents of the curriculum.
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Because the teacher's training is manifested in the form of behavior and skills in students
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Should students be taught process writing or product writing? which one is more important for them to learn?
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I am conducting research on the performance of primary school teachers who use AI, and I have not been able to find a validated instrument that fits this situation. I would like to hear your recommendations.
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Data collection instruments are custom created taking into account environmental factors.
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I am looking for the hidden aims of using AI in the education process ( teaching and learning)
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Perhaps helpful to support students to use AI in ways that could increase their understanding of covered material, and not as a replacement of their developing aptitudes. For example, I demonstrated how AI/chatG could be useful in supporting students to devise an outline for an assigned task. Instead of relying solely on AI to complete the outline, I encouraged students to manipulate the outline provided and tailor it to their specific focus when preparing to complete their assignment. I quickly discovered that it was a good way to get students engaged, motivated and encouraged, whilst discouraging dependency on AI to avoid plagiarism. In short, AI could create opportunities for students to experiment in formulating ways forward during construction and completion of assigned task. AI does not need to be viewed solely as a tool for plagiarising.
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What are posthumanist transdisciplinary pedagogies?
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Dear Dr. Bello!
I found two article that makes a case for post-humanist transdisciplinary pedagogy:
1) Burnard, P., Colucci-Gray, L. & Sinha, P. Transdisciplinarity: letting arts and science teach together. Curric Perspect 41, 113–118 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s41297-020-00128-y, Available at:
2) Burnard, P., Colucci-Gray, L., & Cooke, C. (2022). Transdisciplinarity: Re-Visioning How Sciences and Arts Together Can Enact Democratizing Creative Educational Experiences. Review of Research in Education, 46(1), 166-197. https://doi.org/10.3102/0091732X221084323
Yours sincerely, Bulcsu Szekely
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How can you prepare faculty to teach internationalized courses in HE curriculum?
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Preparing faculty to teach internationalized courses in higher education (HE) curriculum involves a multifaceted approach. The goal of internationalization in HE is to integrate an international, intercultural, or global dimension into the purpose, functions, or delivery of post-secondary education. Here are several strategies to prepare faculty for this important task:
1. Professional Development Workshops and Seminars
Cultural Competence Training: Offer workshops that help faculty understand and appreciate cultural differences, and teach them how to interact effectively with students from diverse backgrounds.
Pedagogical Strategies: Provide training on pedagogical strategies that promote inclusivity and global perspectives in course content and teaching methods.
2. Curriculum Development Support
Collaboration Opportunities: Encourage and support faculty in collaborating with colleagues from different disciplines and countries to integrate international perspectives into their curriculum.
Resources and Tools: Provide access to resources for internationalizing syllabi, such as case studies, datasets, and literature from around the world.
3. International Exposure and Experiences
Study Abroad and Exchange: Encourage faculty to participate in study abroad programs, faculty exchange, or conduct research internationally to gain firsthand experience with different cultures and educational systems.
Guest Lecturers and International Experts: Invite international experts or utilize virtual exchange programs to expose faculty and students to global perspectives.
4. Technology and Online Learning
Digital Tools and Resources: Train faculty to use digital tools and online platforms that can facilitate international collaboration and learning. This includes leveraging MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses), virtual reality experiences, and other edtech solutions.
E-Learning Pedagogies: Educate faculty on effective online teaching strategies that are conducive to engaging students from various cultural backgrounds in a virtual environment.
5. Language and Communication Skills
Language Training: Offer language training or resources to faculty, especially those involved in programs with a significant number of international students or in languages pertinent to their field of study.
Cross-Cultural Communication: Provide training on effective communication strategies that acknowledge and bridge cultural differences.
6. Mentoring and Peer Support
Peer Networks: Create networks or communities of practice among faculty who are interested in or are already incorporating international elements into their teaching. This can facilitate the sharing of best practices and challenges.
Mentoring Programs: Pair less experienced faculty with mentors who have successfully internationalized their courses. This can provide a supportive learning environment and encourage professional development.
7. Evaluation and Feedback
Continuous Improvement: Implement a system for regular evaluation and feedback on internationalized courses, involving both students and faculty. Use this feedback to continually improve the international components of the curriculum.
8. Recognition and Incentives
Acknowledgement: Recognize and reward faculty efforts and achievements in internationalizing the curriculum. This could be through awards, grants for further research, or opportunities for professional advancement.
By adopting these strategies, institutions can better prepare their faculty to deliver internationalized courses that prepare students to thrive in a globalized world. This not only enhances the students' learning experience but also contributes to the institution's global engagement and reputation.
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In 2019, discussions surrounding teaching readiness, influenced by pedagogies, strategies, and educational technology, often drew upon Lev Vygotsky's Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD) theory. This theory underscores the significance of interactions between learners and more knowledgeable individuals, such as teachers or peers, in the learning process. The ZPD delineates the gap between what a learner can accomplish independently and what they can achieve with appropriate guidance and support. When considering teaching readiness, pedagogical approaches, instructional strategies, and educational technologies are leveraged to scaffold learning experiences effectively. By targeting tasks that lie within the ZPD, educators can provide learners with opportunities to stretch their capabilities while receiving the necessary assistance to succeed. Thus, understanding and applying Vygotsky's ZPD theory are pivotal for educators seeking to cultivate readiness for learning, as it informs the design and implementation of teaching practices that optimize the impact of various instructional methods and technological tools.
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For a better teaching in the class.
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The thorax is expanded by the action of either the muscles of the rib cage or the midriff. This lowers the pressure in the thorax cavity, and the alveoles, being elastic, expand.
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Unified Software Engineering (USWE)
Critical Look at Existing Software Engineering -- Overview
Our motivations are to:
1) Highlight all existing problems and pitfalls of existing software engineering aspects (more than 60 sub-aspects).
2). Address and discuss a critical look at each existing software engineering aspect, such as methodologies, modeling, domain analysis, functional and non-functional requirements, software design, software architecture, economics, research, teaching, etc.
3) Point out the many nonsense issues of existing software engineering in each aspect
4) Research and state that existing software engineering is limited to programming and business as usual.
5) Address and apply discoveries and innovations in each aspect of software engineering and establish an actual stable and unification software engineering (USWE)
6) Submit funded research proposals for each aspect listed in 1) to 5)
7) Seeking Letters of support and endorsements from Software Engineering Leaders, well-known academics, practitioners, Professionals, and Companies in Software Industries.
The goals are to:
1) True unification of Software Engineering
2) Software Engineering in all aspects
Many software engineering practitioners and academics are presenting many false claims about SWE. All that they see and know is the programming aspects of software engineering, and they are missing the essential stages of SWE:
What? No one knows the “What” and how to specify the “What.”
1) The Problem Space (Analysis) – Understanding the problem and representing the “WHAT.”
We discuss “the functional and non-functional requirements, the responsibility, the collaboration of the classes, and the testing aspects within the modeling aspects of these problem properties.” Unfortunately, this Problem Space is ignored in teaching, training, research, and practice. Do you know why? Because no one knows how to specify it.
“How-To”?
2) The Solution Space (Design, Architecture, Coding) – Creativity is the solution and represents the “HOW-TO.” This phase has many problems: Many solutions would lead to different modeling techniques.
3) The majority of research in SWE IS USELESS. Examples are all over the solution space, with many different modeling and architecture techniques and too many other tools and languages. So look at this statement carefully – evidence exists to show the misunderstanding of the Problem Space; the outcome of the Solution Space is one of the following alternatives:
a) Useless Development and cancelation of the Development – Billions of $s and
b) Software systems have maintenance nightmares, which cause a lot of system failures and cancellations after 5 to 6 years.
Unfortunately, in practice, coding represents 95% of the software development of any system.
(Use Aspects)
In this work, we will examine and critically look at the many issues and provide solutions to them: SWE Research Issues, Economic Issues, Teaching and Training aspects, Modeling Issues, Development Issues, Software Methodology Issues, Software Aspects, critical current research on SWE, etc. Research agencies and organizations, societies, and associations of magazines, journals, media, conferences, and Professional Societies do not promote innovations in SWE. Why? All the editorial boards and conferences’ committees meet the following quotes: “The one who lacks the thing cannot give it to others” and “Collective fear stimulates herd instinct and tends to produce ferocity toward those who are not regarded as members of the herd.” ― Bertrand Ruse.
Invitations are extended to as many professionals and academies as possible to present specific issues and solutions or participate in panels / Discussion Groups on Fayad’s Critical issues on SWE.
Major Findings
1) Large categorial list of critical issues in SWE, such as SWE lifecycle & Methodologies, SWE Research, SWE Teaching, SWE Economics, SWE Innovations, Domain Analysis, SWE Modeling, SWE Courses, SWE Books, SWE Projects, SWE Systems, and SWE Applications, SWE Quality Factors (Applications), Artificial Intelligence, and Smart Systems, SWE Standards, Software science, etc.
2) Innovative solutions are provided for each issue.
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Critical Success Factors for Software Development
Clear Objectives and Goals. ...
Clear Requirements and Specifications. ...
A Realistic Schedule. ...
Good Management. ...
User Research and Testing. ...
Regular Monitoring, Reporting, and Feedback. ...
Experienced Developers and Correct Team Structure.
Regards,
Shafagat
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The survey was done through a link placed on social media, so it wasn't random selection (i.e. probability sample). But I need to show that it can be viewed as representative to a certain degree, as stratified and clusters approach have been used.
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I see in the table you have the demographics, but how is prestige and popularity measured?
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Hello,
I'm looking for journal recommendations for my study on teacher satisfaction with online teaching. Using Structural Equation Modelling, we applied Herzberg’s two-factor theory to identify intrinsic and extrinsic satisfaction drivers among teachers. Findings highlight differences in satisfaction across STEM and non-STEM teachers and various age groups.
Could anyone suggest Q2 / Q3 journals focused on education technology, or teacher psychology?
Thanks for your help!
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Thank you all!
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I know that the Baade-Wesselink method is an effective way to measure the distance of individual Cepheid. What is the highest precision achieved by this method? Are there any other more effective and accurate methods for measuring the distance of individual Cepheid? What is the quality of their measurement results? Hope the experts in the field of Cepheids can teach me.
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The accuracy of distance measurements for individual Cepheid variable stars has significantly improved in recent years, thanks to advancements in observational techniques and technology. Cepheids play a crucial role in the cosmic distance ladder, a series of distance measurement methods used in astronomy. Accurate distance measurements are fundamental for understanding the scale and structure of the universe.
Several factors contribute to the improved accuracy of distance measurements for individual Cepheids:
  1. Space-Based Observations:Telescopes like the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) have provided more accurate and precise measurements by avoiding atmospheric distortions that can affect ground-based observations.
  2. Parallax Measurements:The European Space Agency's Gaia mission has been instrumental in providing precise parallax measurements for a large number of stars, including Cepheids. Parallax, the apparent shift in position of a star due to Earth's orbit around the Sun, is a fundamental method for determining distances to nearby stars.
  3. Multi-Wavelength Observations:Observations at multiple wavelengths, including optical and infrared, help astronomers refine their measurements and reduce uncertainties associated with factors such as interstellar dust.
  4. Improved Instrumentation:Advances in telescope instrumentation and detectors have enhanced the quality of data collected, allowing for more accurate measurements of Cepheid characteristics.
  5. Large Surveys:Large-scale surveys, such as the Optical Gravitational Lensing Experiment (OGLE) and others, have provided extensive datasets, improving our understanding of Cepheid properties and enabling more accurate distance determinations.
  6. Theoretical Models:Advances in stellar pulsation models and evolutionary models contribute to a better understanding of Cepheid variable stars, enabling more accurate predictions and interpretations of their observed behavior.
Despite these advancements, it's important to note that there are still some challenges and uncertainties associated with distance measurements in astronomy. The accuracy of individual distance measurements may depend on factors such as the specific observational method used, the quality of data, and assumptions made in the analysis.
Overall, ongoing research and technological advancements continue to refine our understanding of Cepheid variable stars and improve the accuracy of distance measurements, contributing to a more precise cosmic distance ladder and our broader understanding of the universe.
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Errors in translation didactics related to teaching strategies can be utilized as valuable learning opportunities. By analyzing these errors, educators can identify areas of weakness in their teaching methods and curriculum design
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Errors play a crucial role in the teaching - learning operation. So teachers are required to creat suitable and real situations for involving the curiosity of learners to debate their knowledge with pairs (classmates). Errors provide valuable feedback and help student to develop the critical thinking, also enhances their metacognitive awareness.
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I would greatly appreciate it if you could recommend a book on 'Discourse Analysis' for teaching undergraduate students.
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I need to teach how to conduct research using internet or library sources, therefore I need to develop a successful curriculum for the proposed training on how to conduct research>
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Independent of internet
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benefit that a teacher get from teaching mathematics
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Teaching can have benefits whatever subject you teach. Probably when we teach a subject, it's because we love it.
So, people who teach mathematics, they disseminate something they like.
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In the realm of ESL instruction, given the diversity of learners and the evolving landscape of language acquisition research, which methodology is currently regarded as the most effective, and how can empirical evidence guide educators in selecting an approach that optimally fosters language proficiency among ESL learners? Do you think the grammatical theory is still relavant or should be switched to another more updated?
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I wish I knew the answer for that. I'd say ther is no such thing.
Context dear Victor, context. No class, no group of sutdents is the same and responds the same given equal stimuli!
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How does the emphasis on years of teaching experience vary between faculty recruitment practices in Malaysian and Pakistani higher education institutions?
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من خلال ما يكتسبه التدريسي من خبرات تراكمية ومن خلال الاستفادة من االاخطاء وتداركها يتولد لدى التدريسي كم هائل من المعلومات والخبرة بسلوكيات المتلقين
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I am looking for ways teaching specifically science teaching can be improved by using visualisers in classroom .This should to help student to understand clearly ,avoid any misconceptions and reduced cognitive load
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Dear Mr. Nambiar!
You raised an important point - how to teach science visually simply to children. The solution here is a case - and context-dependent one: what kind of subject you teach (math, psychology, biology, etc.) and the culture of the children they are educated along with (parents, family relations, school community):
1) Wiebels K, Moreau D. Dynamic Data Visualizations to Enhance Insight and Communication Across the Life Cycle of a Scientific Project. Advances in Methods and Practices in Psychological Science. 2023;6(3). doi:10.1177/25152459231160103, Open access:
2) Knox, J., Kontorovich, I. Growing research groves to visualize young students’ learning in small groups. Math Ed Res J 35, 401–425 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13394-022-00422-0, Open access:
Yours sincerely, Bulcsu Szekely
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1. How do you think academic culture can influence teaching practices?
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Interesting question and replies.
I agree, the academic culture certainly influences teaching practices.
I think most educators learn a lot about teaching practices through initial or in-service training courses at universities, where they are taught by academics.
Of course, this may take time. For example, here in Greece, universities tend to suggest students in education courses, trainee teachers etc to adjust in inquiry-based teaching practices, effective use of ICT in teaching, and learner-centered instruction. Gradually, more and more teachers appreciate these pracitces and try to implement them. Moreover, the Ministry and Government introduce relevant curricula and textbooks. As mentioned, it takes time, but it happens.
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Dear Colleagues,
This semester, I am teaching a graduate course on Technology and Language Learning and Teaching. As AI is a key topic in our syllabus, I am in search of a comprehensive article on this subject to assign to my students. While I have come across several articles, I have yet to find one that thoroughly covers the topic to the extent I am looking for.
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions for articles that you believe would suit the needs of this course.
Best regards,
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I have several ideas in my mind. You might lead students to reflect on AI and academic honesty, the importance of assessment analysis to deal with evaluating human capacities like creativity rather than operative skills AI can perform even in a more efficient way, or prompt design for efficient use of AI.
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i. To examine the biblical foundations of Pentecostal worship.
ii. To investigate the historical development of Pentecostal worship.
iii. To analyze Pentecostal worship practices in contemporary settings.
iv. To compare Pentecostal worship with biblical principles of holiness.
v. To assess the theological justifications for Pentecostal worship practices.
vi. To seek perspectives from biblical scholars and theologians.
vii. To consider the experiences and testimonies of Pentecostal worshipers.
viii. To provide recommendations for aligning Pentecostal worship with biblical teachings
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Yves, you have the main plintos tô eritema your chantre. Go on
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Can someone let me know the questionnaire tool measure the impact of ICT on teaching competency of teacher educators.
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Diwakar Prahaladaiah I suggest for you to develop your own questionnaire tool or instrument, considering the culture of your intended respondents, and pilot test it for validity and reliability during the first semester of the schoolyear. If results are valid and reliable, then utilize it as your questionnaire tool or instrument for your research study during the second semester. I would recommend to use a mixed-methods research method to conduct this research study, which will be more interesting to experience as a researcher of this significant research work. Best to you!
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Emotions are see as menace to logical or analytical thinking, the basis of this is the archaic idea that emotional process and logical-analitycal thinking and executive functions, as cognitive superior phenomena, are located in brain areas absolutely separated and independent; even, many think that emotion can block cognition
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Interesting discussion topic. In my view, most instructors and professors are more comfortable in utilizing the traditional lecture method [TLM] in which most students are already familiar with due to their past teaching/learning experiences in traditional classroom setting/s in their formal education journey/s. Even today, most educational higher learning institutions still prefer/expect their faculties to use the TLM approach in teaching their assigned classes/courses to teach for the schoolyear.
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My research is qualitative; it aims to explore attitudes and perceptions of EFL instructors about online teaching. What potential semi-structured interview questions about attitudes and perceptions towards online teaching can I make to gather data that will achieve the research aims?
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Do you feel online fatigue? If yes, explain the reason and support your answer with examples?
Does online leaning demotivate students/ teachers?
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What are technics/ Methods/ Procedures that can be applied to effectively measure a teacher's low or high performance in teaching ?
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1. Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) index,
2. Corporate Social Responsibility Scale, and
3. STIMED (Sustainable Tourism Indicator for the Mediterranean).
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My main problem is in mu analysis.
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Can you check out these books and see if they can help
· Linear Robust Control by Green and Limebeer
· Essentials of Robust Control by Zhou with Doyle
· Feedback Control Theory by Doyle, Francis, and Tannenbaum
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Dear Researchers!
I'm here asking a very pertinent questions related to my study. Please help me sort out. Which research approach/methodology should I adopt to carry on research in developing appropriate English Language Pedagogy for school students?
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Vidyanand Malik I recommend using the mixed-method, and the intervention pedagogical approaches such as: (1) arts-based learning, (2) research-based learning, (3) project-based learning, (4) outdoor nature-based learning, (5) inquiry-based learning, (6) cooperative/collaborative learning, and others as they emerged interactively in the learning/teaching environment/s.
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Is there anyone can help me to answer this question?
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My recommendations are to stick with the classics and once there is a good grasp of things, then, venture out into the trends du jour.
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In my research on Thought and its effect on our behaviour, the control of our attention and certainly the lack of it, seems to be a crucial factor in why thought is immersed in our behaviour and not just regarded as the generator of options to the reality in front of us, which in fact it is.
The most common expression of attention control is concentration and the result of it. Most commonly visible and illustrated in top athletes and businessmen and -women.
As it seems the very hard way to reach that top due to the missing factor of attention control awareness and the learning and harnessing of our own thought, mind and consciousness system in our educational system seems to establish and maintain this very large gap.
Certainly the effect of thought and its accumulation has a devastating consequence on our emotions and therefore our feelings about these body reactions (the field of Neuroscientist Antonio Damassio).
Once caught in the mixture of emotions and feelings, caused by the unleashing of thought within us, it is very hard to get the control of our attention back under our command.
No teachings or educational system tap into nor educate this basic and simple but crucial mechanism of attention control in social behaviour and its outcome.
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Quote: "a learning situation, is not exclusively reduced to attention, but is essentially based on the lack of representation. This is what guides thought in its prefiguration, that is, it anticipates the thought-action relationship"
In my view, this is the feedback loop thought is caught in as soon as the initial thought is launched and the person directs, willfully or not, to this thought, kickstarting the first story lines of a representation, losingnitself in imagination, the realm of thought. Antonio Damassio has proven the existance of the feedback loop in his field of neuroscience, creating the very body emotions and its result: feelings. All this reinforces the misrepresentation of the reality in front of us.
The accumulation of thought is the foundation of representation in the shape of a story, enforcing itself with more-of-the-same thoughts, due to the feedback loop of initiated emotions and its follow up: feelings of what happens thus enforcing the representation and the acceptance of the story as truth due to the external influences of the abuse of authority when we grow up and our reliance on thought being the prevalence over our intuition because the world out there tells us so.
The development of a mind as the accumulation of thought and the accepted wiser guide in us (find this mind in us please, try to catch it in you to show that it exists) tightens the virtual prison of our authentic self even more.
This I thought is formed of which the entire misrepresentation of ourself is reinforced from. The "I am" and what ever is followed after that, is what we believe we are, based on the tension and confusion we have to deal with as a child.
Some will challenge this glass house prison, most of us stay in this projected world in fear of raising this battlefield within us again where emotions and feelings are unleashed, being the exact and very guardians of the prison.
To comprehend this fortress based on thoughts, these options generated to the reality we directly perceive, is the way back, the way we came.
This comprehention can only be achieved through finding the seer within ourselves, thus reversing the build up of persona's which you can be aware of in you and thus is not you. The seen is not who you are, the seer is.
The thought-action relationship can be seen and disposed of by realising that thoughts are only options to the reality in front of us.
The thought process can never truly represent reality as thought operates in the realm of imagination and its stretched boundaries. It is simply, basically impossible to generate reality due to that limitation being bound by imagination and illusions.
Reality does not require imagination to exist or to be formed: the two exclude each other fundamentally.
We are actually not looking for a representation of reality when we look for reality itself. Our believe that thought can create it for us, is the culprit and keeps us in the space of projection where reality and certainly truth cannot be found.
As soon as one realises that thoughts are options, the I-thought will disappear, the storyline collapses and makes way for the real I to appear, the one that does not require a story to represent it by. I (ego) needs to go for I (self) to be possible.
Looking for a representation is where it starts to be foggy and thought happily provides the need for that.
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Entrepreneurial teaching and learning refer to the methods and strategies used to teach individuals the skills, knowledge, and mindset required to become successful entrepreneurs. These methods and strategies are designed to help individuals develop an entrepreneurial mindset that allows them to identify and seize opportunities, take calculated risks, and create innovative solutions to problems..
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In the past, the success of a business didn't depend on hard training. A self made person could be a successful entrepreneur.
However, in the meantime the situation has changed due to globalization and high competitiveness. Thus, entrepreneurial teaching and learning represent a good to increase the viability and income of a business.
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Can critical thinking be located inside or outside of heterodoxy? What would be its application in the teaching of Accounting theory and thought?
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Enhancing Peer Learning Interaction Using Educational Technologies
Dear EFL teachers
I am conducting a research study entitled 'Enhancing Peer Learning Interaction Using Educational Technologies'. I want to get your help by supporting me in answering the following research questions.
1. How can EFL teachers make use of educational technologies to support peer learning-based pedagogy?
Thank you!
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Educational Technology has now become very popular since the Covid-19 pandemic, it includes various educational platforms where all assignments, lectures, student evaluations, etc..are carried out. Different teaching strategies can support this, such as project based learning, differentiated instructions, blended learning. So pedagogy has made it possible for teaching as well as learning to be possible through educational technology.
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Looking at the challenges faced by educators when teaching 19th century novels in a contemporary classroom.
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As you are looking into the 19th century, some of the major issues would be literature from colonial times, and of course the format of the Novel. Assuming you are concerned with literature in English, the discussions will likely take turns into pre-colonial or even postcolonial issues, and it would also require you to look into the history of the novel, subsequent development of literature with the advent of printing techniques, during the transition from 19th to 20th century. This all depends on which grade or standard of class you are teaching and in what method of teaching; which will unfold the dynamics of the discourse (or challenges) that the teacher, or the students, are likey to face.
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Hello,
I am looking for a University to go to as part of the Erasmus+ programme. I am a PhD candidate and research and teaching assistant at University of Szczecin. My research interests are focused on accessible and inclusive tourism.
This would be my first trip within the programme.
Can I ask for advice on how you look for people to collaborate with on such trips?
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Thanks for sharing. I wish you every success in your task.
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How would you define effective teaching in your context, taking into consideration the expectations of both students and the institution?
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Hello Rabia Alam,
Effective teaching is the ability to improve student performance which is dependent on good teacher-student relationship in which the teacher makes use of various skills like communication, collaboration, adaptability, empathy and patience to develop a positive attitude in students and inculcate in them the desire to learn not just to achieve grades or degrees but to mold them into good human beings so that not only will the Institution feel proud but also it will benefit the society at large.
This is my definition of effective teaching.
Best.
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this research will investigate the impact of using ChatGPT as a tool in teaching writing. it will adopt a mixed methods design to collect quantitative data using a pretest post test experiment and qualitative data employing semi structured interview.
could you give me your feedback on this apporiateness of this research topic?
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Your proposed PhD research topic, "Investigating the Impact of ChatGPT Use on Moroccan EFL Middle School Students' Writing Performance: A Mixed Methods," seems interesting and relevant, particularly at the intersection of language learning, technology, and education. However, the suitability of a research topic depends on various factors. Here are some factors to consider:
ü Relevance:Ensure that your research topic addresses a significant issue or gap in the existing literature. The impact of ChatGPT on language learning is a contemporary and relevant subject, especially considering the increasing use of technology in education.
ü Novelty:Check if similar studies have been conducted. If there are already many studies on the exact topic, consider refining your focus to make it more specific or finding a unique angle.
ü Feasibility:Assess whether you have the resources, access to participants, and the ability to conduct quantitative and qualitative research methods. Mixed methods research can be powerful, but it requires careful planning and execution.
ü Ethical Considerations: Ensure your research adheres to ethical guidelines, especially involving students. Obtain informed consent from both students and their parents or guardians.
ü Practical Implications: Consider how the findings of your research might be applied in real-world educational settings. Are there potential implications for improving language learning outcomes in Moroccan EFL middle schools?
ü Theoretical Framework: Clearly articulate the theoretical framework that will guide your study. This could be drawn from theories related to language acquisition, educational technology, or other relevant fields.
ü Methodological Rigor: Ensure your mixed methods approach is well-designed, with a clear integration of quantitative and qualitative data. This will enhance the robustness of your findings.
ü Significance:Clearly state the potential significance and contributions of your research to the field of education and language learning. What will your study add to the existing body of knowledge?
It is recommended to discuss with your academic advisor or peers before finalizing your topic. This will help you get feedback and refine your research questions and methodology. With careful planning and execution, your proposed topic can potentially make a valuable contribution to the field.
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More and more, teaching ETHICS has become an important part of the college curriculum, but teaching it has not always been easy or up to part with the generational changes in the student population. Questioning how to teach ETHICS has more and more become an issue that needs to be addressed. What is the method that you will use for teaching ETHICS to the new generation of college students in 2024?
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How should one teach ETHIC to the new generation of college students in 2024? Teaching ethics by example is a must.
Regards and happy New Year
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please provide relevant artificial intelligence use in education
  • also the perceptions of stakeholders—learners, teachers, and school managers—on the use of AI in teaching and learning.
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The use of Artificial Intelligence would make some trained academics loose their jobs in tertiary institutions.
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Is the biblical and official papal teaching of the permanent afterlife that each one’s negativity goes to Hell yet the positivity to Heaven? How? Why?
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"Papal teaching" would specifically refer to teachings of the Pope. Not being Catholic, I cannot reliably speak to what the Pope does or does not teach. However, I have studied the Bible and I can speak to what the Bible teaches.
Humans were created in their entirety to be in fellowship with God. Sin broke that fellowship, but Jesus paid the price for that break and offers reconciliation with God. If we have accepted that salvation, if a person is reconciled with God, their soul--their entire soul--will go to heaven and live eternally with God. There is no "good side" and "bad side" to the human soul. We are one being, created to be perfect but allowed to make imperfect choices. A redeemed soul will stand as perfect before God because Jesus' saving grace will cover those blemishes. Hell is not meant for human souls, but those who are not redeemed, those who choose to live in opposition to God will go there when they die--their whole soul will go there, even if they were a "nice person." The Bible does not teach or suggest that the human soul is split with a good part and a bad part. In fact the Bible says we "cannot serve two masters..." Our souls are one, we are one entity. Sometimes we make good choices, sometimes we make bad choices, in the end the destination of our soul is determined by whether we have accepted Jesus' redemption and are reconciled with God or not.
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Good day. I am Jesrael L. Docdoc, a Master of Arts in Education student at Caraga State University Cabadbaran Campus. I would like to ask your insights on how can effective supervision in teaching positively impact both educators and students in the dynamic landscape of modern education?
Your insights would be a great help in my study.
Thank you.
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Dharti Narwani thank you for highlighting the positive impact of effective teaching supervision. Your insights underscore the importance of continuous professional development for teachers, fostering an environment that enhances both educator satisfaction and student engagement. Well-articulated points!
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Online Tutorials
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Content Creation
Freelancing
Editing
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Online tutoring
Language teaching
If you're interested in collaboration in Language entrepreneurship, you can reach me on [email protected] or +2347035044420 WhatsApp
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Response to the You Tube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HHv3T4UHec
Albert could teach Dr Oppenheim a thing or two. The need by the doctor to introduce randomness into spacetime suggests spacetime already has the properties of quantum particles. Therefore, quantum gravity is the way to go. A paper by Albert asked if gravity plays a role in the composition of elementary particles. This has the potential to unite gravity - the curvature of spacetime - with quantum particles. A particle in the slit experiment would be the result of the one gravitational field composing the universe. The field can't split in two. So, the particle's seeming appearance in two places at once is the result of our limited understanding plus the restrictions of the limited technology we build and use for experiments.
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Classical gravity is a gauge theory-but with a noncompact gauge group. That's the reason for the inevitability of spacetime singularities. What is the quantum theory, whose classical limit is invariant under a noncompact gauge group isn't known. That's the problem that must be solved.
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I want to calculate the coupling efficiency of two modes using the overlap integral method, where the complex electric field amplitude should be used. My raw data contains Ex, Ey, and Ez, all as complex numbers. At the moment I only know how to calculate the electric field amplitude by this equation: E = sqrt(|Ex|^2+|Ey|^2+|Ez|^2). But the complex information is lost. Could anybody teach me how to calculate the complex electric field amplitude using Ex, Ey, and Ez?
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Chenxi Ma you can add a complex factor with any phase (not just 1j) in front of any or all of the components. The specific phase angles depend on the polarization state and propagation properties of the electric field.
Adding 1j only in front of Ey is not the complete picture for combining the complex electric field components. In fact, any of the components (Ex, Ey, or Ez) can have a phase shift represented by a complex factor.
Here's a more accurate way to represent the complex electric field amplitude:
E = Ex * exp(jφ_x) + 1j * Ey * exp(jφ_y) + Ez * exp(jφ_z)
In this equation:
  • Ex, Ey, and Ez are the complex amplitudes of the individual field components.
  • φ_x, φ_y, and φ_z are the phase angles of each component, measured in radians.
  • exp(jφ) represents a complex factor with magnitude 1 and angle φ.@
I recommend these References:
Griffiths, D. J. (2013). Introduction to electrodynamics (4th ed.). Cambridge University Press. (Chapter 3 introduces complex fields and polarization.)
Jackson, J. D. (1999). Classical electrodynamics (3rd ed.). John Wiley & Sons. (Chapter 5 discusses complex fields and polarization waves.)
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It is not uncommon that language teachers and scholars talk about the use of technology for teaching English as a second language; but literature teachers and scholars do not usually research about the use of technology to teach literature.
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There are several reasons:
Historical and Cultural Factors:
-Traditional focus on close reading and critical analysis: Literature study has historically emphasized close reading of texts, textual analysis, and development of critical thinking skills. Integrating technology can feel like a digression from these core values.
-Concern about "dumbing down" literature: Some fear that relying on technology could lead to superficial engagement with texts and a loss of appreciation for the richness and complexity of literature.
-Perception of technology as incompatible with literary experience: Literature is often seen as an inherently human and contemplative activity, potentially at odds with the perceived superficiality or distractions of technology.
Practical Challenges:
- Lack of training and resources: Many literature teachers may not have adequate training or experience in using technology effectively for teaching. Additionally, schools may not have enough funds or devices to support widespread technology integration.
- Difficulty finding appropriate tools: The sheer variety and rapidly evolving nature of educational technology can make it challenging to find tools that are specifically designed for and well-suited to teaching literature.
- Assessment concerns: Integrating technology can raise new questions about student assessment and evaluation. Ensuring that technology use enhances, rather than undermines, understanding and critical thinking can be a challenge.
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In particular, I am interested in ways of teaching techniques of creating digital illustrations for use in animation, games, film, concept art, storyboarding etc.
Teaching techniques related to guided instructions - tutorials in design schools and multimedia faculties anywhere in the world. Any related link would be helpful.
Thank you all in advance.
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Teaching profession is unfortunately not a preferred option in present and future generation for various social reasons across the globe.
Inspite of this, we have to prepare at least 10% higher education level students to take up this profession with following strategies:
1. Primarily a passion for it. 2. Annual salary should be comparable in the society around ( local government always give appropriate guidelines). 3. An appropriate initial training and self update is a must. 4. An annual teacher’s assessment report by students community. 5. From primary to highest level of education - all teachers are equally important for the growth of the system.
I still say Teaching Profession, the best on this “Mother Earth“.
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Por que “Ensinar” não é uma profissão preferida no cenário atual globalmente?
SER PROFESSOR É COISA DE DOM DE DEUS, DE CALMA, TENTEI E NÃO TENHO O DOM, HOJE. QUERO MUDAR. NÃO É QUESTÃO DE PREFERIR OU NÃO. DISCORDO DO "GLOBAMENTE". NOS EUA AS UNIVERSIDADES SÃO MUITO CARAS E SER DOCENTE É PRIVILÉGIO DE POUCOS. OUTRO EXEMPLO É A ÁUSTRIA, CARAS UNIVERSIDADES, BONS SALÁRIOS, É MAIS UMA PROFISSÃO QUERIDA, BUSCADA. NO BRAZIL, COM 27 ESTADOS, BRASÍLIA, CAPITAL FEDERAL, PAGA BEM ATÉ AOS JARDINEIROS, EU VI AO VIVO, PROFESSORES GANHAM BEM E LÁ, PROFISSÃO DE DOCENTE É UMA DAS PREFERIDAS DE QUEM NASCEU COM O DOM.. CIÊNCIA SEM CRÍTICA NÃO AVANÇA. RETROCEDE. É MUITO RUIM.
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Hello everyone,
In the evolving landscape of language education, the role of artificial intelligence, particularly ChatGPT, in English for Specific Purposes (ESP) and English as a Foreign Language (EDL) instruction is increasingly significant. This brief analysis explores the multifaceted impact of ChatGPT, weighing its benefits and challenges in an applied linguistic context:
Benefits of ChatGPT:
  1. Customized Learning: Generates specific content for EFL & ESP, enriching resources available to educators.
  2. Interactive Practice: Offers a dynamic platform for EFL & ESP students to practice language skills.
  3. Accessibility: Broadens access to learning, especially in diverse and remote contexts.
  4. Support for Instructors: Aids in curriculum planning and reduces repetitive teaching tasks.
Concerns with ChatGPT:
  1. Changing Teacher-Student Dynamics: Overuse may impact traditional teaching methods and student engagement.
  2. Content Depth: AI-generated materials might lack the nuanced understanding of a seasoned educator.
  3. Ethical Implications: Raises issues like data privacy and equal access in educational settings.
  4. Information Accuracy: There's a risk of misinformation due to AI's limitations in context understanding.
Conclusion:
  • Thoughtful Integration: ChatGPT should complement, not replace, traditional teaching, balancing technology with human insight.
  • Critical Use: Educators should critically evaluate AI use, considering its benefits and limitations in an applied linguistic context.
Thank you
Michael
TTT
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In short, ChatGPT can be a friend and a valuable tool for language learners in ESP and EFL contexts. It offers language practice, immediate feedback, vocabulary expansion, and cultural insights. However, learners should use it critically and supplement it with other resources to maximize its benefits and overcome its limitations.
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Israel Flattened
Russia Vlad on the Skids
Emanuel Sorry to the Core
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Some things are inevitable. No escape.
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I'm from Ukrane and while teaching students I realize that our handbooks differences in this topic.
I want to be more qualified in this area.
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Here are a few books on physical chemistry that cover the topic of extraction and include problems and solutions:
1. "Physical Chemistry: Principles and Applications in Biological Sciences" by Ignacio Tinoco Jr., Kenneth Sauer, James C. Wang, and Joseph D. Puglisi
2. "Physical Chemistry: A Molecular Approach" by Donald A. McQuarrie and John D. Simon
3. "Experiments in Physical Chemistry" by Carl W. Garland, Joseph W. Nibler, and David P. Shoemaker
4. "Physical Chemistry: Thermodynamics, Statistical Mechanics, and Kinetics" by Andrew Cooksy
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What is fishbone-based advanced computational thinking pedagogy?
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Fishbone-based advanced computational thinking pedagogy provides students with a structured framework to approach complex problems, fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical skills.
It encourages students to think systematically, consider multiple perspectives, and develop innovative solutions to real-world challenges.
By integrating computational thinking with the fishbone diagram, students gain a deeper understanding of the factors influencing a problem and develop the ability to design effective and efficient solutions.
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What is passion-driven pedagogy?
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a passion-driven pedagogy is usually the ability of a person to think passionately of his work. being a teacher is a true calling, not just choosing it from an array of goods from the stall. To deliver a quality, effective, and efficient outcome in teaching and curriculum, one must have the passion to teach and to create innovative ideas in teaching especially on approaches and strategies in delivering the concepts and theories applied in real-life situations. Being driven by your desire to perfect an intended goal for a lesson, it is an innate characteristic of an individual to push beyond the limits and never stop until it is achieved.
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what techniques can work well to teach pronunciation?
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To improve pronunciation: should be recorded while speaking the word/phrase and then listen to the result, and continue to do so.
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What is flipped TRIZ-STEM pedagogy?
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Dear Mr. Bello!
I found a practical study you might be interested in
Yıldırım, B. Flipped TRIZ-STEM: Enhancing teacher training through innovative pedagogy?. Educ Inf Technol (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10639-023-12242-1, Available at:
Yours sincerely, Bulcsu Szekely
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How could generative AI enhance passion-driven pedagogy?
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Passion-driven pedagogy could be greatly improved by generative AI, which offers individualized learning experiences, encourages creativity, and gives students new ways to interact with the material. The following are some potential applications of generative AI in passion-driven learning:
1. Personalized Learning: Learning can be made more efficient and interesting by using generative AI to create instructional content that is tailored to each student's interests and learning style.
2. Creative Assistance: By coming up with ideas, penning drafts, or offering examples, it can help students with creative assignments and promote experimentation and creativity.
3. Interactive Learning: By allowing students to fully immerse themselves in the subject matter, AI tools can produce interactive simulations or situations that increase their learning and enthusiasm for the subject.
4. Feedback and Assessment: Students can improve their work in real time with the help of generative AI, which frees up teachers to provide more individualized supervision.
5. Access to Resources: AI is able to produce a large number of resources, like reading lists, practice questions, and study summaries, providing students with more tools to pique their interest in learning.
6. Collaborative Learning: By proposing group tasks or conversation topics based on common interests, generative AI can help students collaborate1.
7. Skill Development: By giving students assignments that call for critical thinking, problem-solving, and digital literacy, it can assist them in acquiring critical thinking, problem-solving, and other 21st-century abilities.
8. Emotional Support: Although artificial intelligence is emotionless, it can be trained to identify and react to emotional signs from students, offering support and preserving a happy learning atmosphere.
Sources:
1. Teimuraz Kancheli. Artificial Intelligence in Health: A Study Guide for Students of the Medical Universities Kindle Edition. 594 pages. ISBN: 979-8869603494. 2023. Amazon.
Paper book. 594 pages.
ISBN: 979-8869603494
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How does 21st century humanism contrast with biblical teachings?
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The quick answer, humanism goes against Yahweh and exalts humankind. For elaboration, the contrast is highlighted in the biblical account of Cain & Abel, and the descendants of Cain who, going against Yahweh Elohim, began the process of establishing a system of belief that is contrary to what the Bible has to say about creation, life, its meaning, the fall and the restorative plan. In short, humanity was created with intention, with purpose. Therefore, humanity is required to make decisive decisions about out relationship with Yahweh Elohim and this, in turn, requires us to live our lives in ways that bring us closer to the creator of the heavens and earth …
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Mediation skill can be develop when teaching and learning a foreign language according to the CEFR descriptors and the Companion volumen. Please dear RG colleagues, could you define this concept? Could you help me with some examples at different levels according to CEFR?
Thank you so much in advance
Warmest regards,
Ildefonso Gustavo Díaz Sandoval
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Dear Dr. Ildefonso Gustavo Díaz Sandoval .I consider that language and culture understood for a global world implies in itself an interdisciplinary approach to the contemporary challenges that require our Linguistic Mediation because we are dealing with an international and multicultural context, given that Linguistic Sciences and Cultural Mediation go hand in hand with innovation and culturally versatile and competent expertise and attentive to the mode of communication and international cooperation because it is desired provide in-depth knowledge of two languages ​​and cultures with strong skills in economic, legal and social fields. Any linguistic skill in learning requires an openness to professions linked to the international cooperation sector, public Institutions, entrepreneurship, public and International Relations, as well as import/export, tourism, specialized services and translations.
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hello, can you advise me a good wargame for pedagogy and training in strategy and tactic.
I am searching something a bit serious designed in research and open.
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I recommend Age of Empires II and Medieval Total War, they are not new games but I think the historical content in them can be worth considering.
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i am intersted in finding articles that describe the way that paintings can be used in order to teach geometry
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Большое спасибо за информацию! Я буду искать Zhanna Boyko
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