Copenhagen 2022

Highlighted Speakers

AuthorArticle titleAffiliation

Prof. Dr. Daniel Munteanu

Continuous Improvement of Processes and Activities within Transilvania University of Brașov based on Student Ideas; Be Central! Internal Project Competition
Transilvania University of Brasov

Prof. Dr. Harsha Rajapakse

Statistical Analysis of change of Student Exam Scores for Analytical Questions Vs Non-Analytical Questions Due to Change of Learning Platform During Covid-19 in Biochemistry CHM341
Medgar Evers College, The United States

Prof. Dr. Luis Fernando Calvo Prieto

Gamification experience in STEM learning environments for Higher Education students
University of León

Prof. Dr. Newman Wadesango

The Experiences and Implications of Bourdieu’s Theory on Academic Staff in Three South African Higher Education Institutions / The Significance of Models of Continuous Professional Development in Promoting Quality Teaching and Learning in Schools
University of Limpopo, South Africa

Prof. Dr. Sasa Milic

National and ethnic identity of preschool children in Montenegro
University of Montenegro, Montenegro

Prof. Dr. Ya-Chen Su

Taiwan’s College Students’ Oral Communication Strategy Use and Communication Anxiety in Taiwan’s EFL Learning / Students’ Changing Views and the Integrated-Skills Approach in Taiwan’s EFL College Classes
Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan

Dr. Ahmed Alkaabi

Investigating Principal Autonomy in Public Schools: United Arab Emirates Case Study
United Arab Emirates University, UAE

Dr. Barbara Bocchi

Promoting Quality of life and social inclusion in disability: the case of Emilia Romagna
Free University of Bozen, Italy

Dr. Benjamin Taylor

Analysing the Pupil Premium Plus for Looked After Children with Social Pedagogy
University of East London, UK

Dr. Emmanuel Deogratias

Enhancing Pre-Service Teachers’ Understanding of A Mathematical Concept Through Practices: A Constructivist Perspective
Sokoine University of Agriculture,Tanzania

Dr. Fotis Lazarinis

Building the STEAM abilities of students and teachers through inclusive pedagogical sequences
5th High School of Agrinio, Greece

Dr. Jacob Manlove

Using CME Group’s Trading Challenge to Teach Futures Speculation
Arkansas State University, USA

Dr. Jacqui Lottin

Reduce Academic Fatigue and Enhance Retention for the Determined Ones (TDOs) in Online Learning.
Higher Colleges of Technology, Abi Dhabi, UAE

Dr. Krystle Ontong

Reimagining the university curriculum through “thinking-based instruction theory” (TBIT) and a community of inquiry (COI) in a post-pandemic era
University of Cape Town, South Africa

Dr. Liliya Terzieva

Co-creating innovative and effective teaching methods – the case of InnovaT
Breda University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands

Dr. Nyet Moi Siew

The Influence of Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge and Commitment on Motivation in Implementing Online Learning among Physics Teachers in Malaysia
Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Malaysia

Dr. Samuel Okunade

RESEARCH ENGAGEMENT IN AFRICA: COST AND CHALLENGES
University of Pretoria, South Africa

Dr. Thi Phuong Nguyen

English language proficiency and cultural competence within Vietnamese English Language Teacher Education Programs: Requirements and Preparations
The University of Newcastle, Australia

Dr. Vanita Malewar

A Case Study of Sri Sri Academy, Hyderabad
Mahindra University, India

MSC. Nevena Mitranić

Offlife: (Non)sense of digital kindergarten during COVID-19 lockdown
Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade, Serbia

MSC. Xinran Wang

A Study Of E-Learning Readiness And Gender Differences Of Students In Chinese Higher Education Institutions
University of Malaya, Malaysia

Mr. Bong Lainjo

Impact of Internet of Things on Academic Institutions
Cybernetic International, Canada

Mr. Deniz Yılmaz

Analyzing the Curriculum: The Relationship Between Rote-Based Education and Laboratory Course Hours in Public Anatolian High Schools in Bursa, Turkey
Kadir Has University, Turkey

Mr. Filbert Joseph Ubanos

The Effect of “Unequal Englishes” on the Adjustment of 7th Grade Students to a STEM High School and its Implications on the STEM Curriculum
Philippine Science High School – Main Campus, Philippines

Mr. Mehmet Gürbüz

Investigation of Special Education Teachers’ Views on the Distance Education Process Conducted in the Covid-19 Pandemic
Usak University, Turkey

Mr. Naso Thanavisuth

The Effects of Screen Time on Health in General
The American School of Bangkok, Thailand

Mrs. Marina Calleja Reina

Inclusive communication: a starting point for educational care with people with complex communication needs and minority diseases
Universidad de Málaga, Spain

Ms. Irene Monzonís-Carda

Students’ self-perceived motivation and learning after implementing the flipped classroom methodology in the Bachelor’s Degree in Primary Education
Universitat Jaume I, Spain

Ms. Khadija Alblooshi

Impact of School Principals’ Leadership on Teachers’ Readiness for Virtual Learning during the COVID-19 Pandemic at Schools in the United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates University, UAE

Ms. Kitti Vitéz

Internationalisation Process of a Hungarian University and International Students’ Experiences during Covid-19 Pandemic
University of Pécs, Hungary

Ms. Meijie Bi

Perception differences of DI philosophy and practices among teachers in primary and secondary education
Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium

Ms. Mireia Vendrell-Morancho

Guidelines for the Assessment of students’ Critical Thinking: A proposal for discussion
Complutense University of Madrid, Spain

Ms. Thitima Sriphon

Student Satisfaction with Online learning during COVID-19
Asia University (Department of Business Administration), Taiwan

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