Oxford 2023

Highlighted Speakers

AuthorArticle titleAffiliation

Prof. Dr .Nevenka Maras

Characteristics of Professional Communication in Primary Schools From the Teachers’ Perspective: Case of Republic of Croatia
University of Zagreb, Faculty of Teacher Education, Croatia

Prof. Dr. Anutsara Suwanwong

The Impact and Effectiveness of Gamification Enhanced Mathematics through Digital Learning Platform in The Economic Hub of Lower Southern Thailand
Panyapiwat Institute of Management, Thailand

Prof. Dr. Carol Klages

Evaluating Literacy Curriculum: Making Sure Elementary Students Learn to Read
University of Houston-Victoria, United States

Prof. Dr. Joana Fernandes

Are New Learning Methodologies More Successful Than Traditional Ones?
Instituto Politécnico de Bragança, Portugal

Prof. Dr. Maryam El Yachioui

Exploring the Potential of Learning Resource Management Systems for Improving Learner Engagement, Retention, and Satisfaction in the Moroccan Educational Context: A conceptual framework
IBN Tofail University,Morocco

Prof. Dr. Saloshna Vandeyar

Decolonisation Of Education: The Pre-Service Teacher Turn
University of Pretoria, South Africa

Prof. Dr. Thiru Vandeyar

Agents of Change: Teachers as Policy makers – A Case for Q-method
University of Pretoria,South Africa

Dr .Michael J. von Maltitz

Encouraging Significant Learning in Mathematical Statistics through Portfolios of Learning Evidence and Interview Assessments / A Guiding Rubric For The Early-Career Doctoral Supervisor In Statistics
University of the Free State, South Africa

Dr. Doaa Hamam

The Aftermath of COVID 19: Future Insights for Teachers’ Professional Development in Higher Education
Higher Colleges of Technology, UAE

Dr. Dorotheos Orfanidis

The Greek War of Independence (1821) and the artwork of Kostis Velonis. Art practice and new technologies in the secondary education
University of Macedonia, Greece

Dr. Ijaz Ahmad

Investigation of Primary Students’ Leadership Traits through TIMSS Assessment Framework
University of Education, Pakistan

Dr. Margaret Bola Oni

Challenges Of Affordability And Stability Of Internet Access For Teaching/Learning For Open And Distance Learning In South West, Nigeria
Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research (NISER), Nigeria

Dr. Michael Subbey

Stress Management Strategies Employed by Lecturers of Special Education in Selected Public Universities of Ghana
University of Education, Winneba, Ghana

Dr. Nadia Ali

Change of High School Students’ Attitude regarding Perceived Use of Ease of Online-Live-Teaching
University of Balochistan, Pkaistan

Dr. Nicoleta Tipi

Exploring the challenges in using simulation games in business and management teaching
The Open University, United Kingdom

Dr. Ozden Sengul

Understanding Working Memory through Argumentation
Bogazici University, Turkey

Dr. Samuel Galdón López

Factors associated with dropping out of higher education / Digital competences in teacher education curricula
University of Granada, Spain

Dr. Shie Sato

A Corpus-based Analysis of “would” in L2 writings: A comparison between Asian EFL learners and L1 English speakers
Waseda University, Japan

Dr. Sucharat Rimkeeratikul

Communication Apprehension (CA) in L2 among Undergraduate and Graduate Students at a Public University in Bangkok
Thammasat University, Thailand

Dr. Tsan Ming Kenneth Chan

The Relationships between Team Roles and Middle Leadership of School Teachers
The Education University of Hong Kong,Hong Kong

Dr. Zahid Naz

Beyond Compliance: Exploring The Complexity Of Teaching Practices And Transversality Of Hierarchies
Queen Mary, University of London, United Kingdom

MD. Martins Zarins

Use of Group Sound Design as a Tool of Social Empowerment for Disabled Children in COVID-19 Japan / Use of Group Sound Design to Strengthen Mental Well-being and Social Bravery of Adults in COVID-19 Japan
Kyushu University, Japan

MSC. Yussel Salas Vazquez

Studying In The Information Society: Experiences In A Hybrid Educational Model
Benemerito Intituto Normal del Estado (BINE), Mexico

Mr. Bhatt Bhuwan Shankar

Inclusion in Higher Education: Exploring the Experiences of Nepalese College Students with Disabilities
International Christian University, Tokyo,Japan

Mr. Eltayeb Ibrahim Himaida Mohammed

Digital Education In Africa Problems And Solutions
International institute for English Language, Sudan

Mr. Guodong Ju

“Bigger Budgets for Raising Daughters”—A Backlash Against Son Preference and Its Implications Among Chinese College Students
London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom

Mr. Lhoussine Qasserras

Exploring the Readiness of Pre-Service Teachers towards the Use of Smartphones during the Internship Stage
CRMEF Rabat, Morocco

Mr. Yasser Ouda

ICT in Education UK: Benefits and Challenges
London Metropolitan University, United Kingdom

Mrs. Aruna Ullal

Bridging The Academic Gaps Between Dean’s List And Remedial Students – An International Medical School Perspective
American University of the caribbean School of Medicine, Sint Maarten

Mrs. Randa Bou Mehdi

The Use of Artificial Intelligence Tools in Academic Writing Classes: Approaches, Recommendations, and Practical Considerations
American University of Sharjah, UAE

Ms. Alessandra Anna Maiorano

The Measurement Of Students’ Intercultural Sensitivity: Reflections From A Mixed Methods Correlational And Qualitative Research
University Milano Bicocca, PhD programme in Education in Contemporary Society, Italy

Ms. Ana Lendínez Turón

Analysis Of Quality Management Systems In Latin American And Caribbean Institutions
University of Granada, Spain

Ms. Elaine Aaltonen

The Roles of Middle Leaders in Schools: A Qualitative Educational Case Study
University of London, United Kingdom

Ms. Kimberly Garcia

Disruptive Teaching: Elementary School Teachers As Intellectual Risk-Takers
California State University, Northridge, United States

Ms. Lubna Khalid

Impact Of Professional Development Of Managers On School Governance: A Case Study Of Szabist Managed Schools In (Larkana , Nawabshah And Mirpurkhas)
SZABIST(Shaheed Zulfikar ali Bhutto Institute of science and Technology), Pakistan

Ms. Maneerat Sa-ngiemjit

Comparing Pupils’ Learning Skills And Learning Styles Across Cultures
University of the Balearic Islands, Spain

Ms. Samia Almousa

OER Adoption In Saudi Higher Education: Differences Between Users And Non-Users
Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University- A PhD student at Leeds University, United Kingdom

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