RTECONF

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Highlighted Speakers

Author Article Title Affiliation
Prof. Asya Berberyan Identity and psycho-emotional states of the personality as factors of social and cultural adaptation in youth Armenian-Russian University, Armenia
Prof. Magdalena Aleksandrzak Pre-service and novice teachers’ beliefs about foreign language teaching and learning – the perspectives from Poland Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland
Prof. Nuria Novas Castellano Towards a pedagogy of self-regulation: teaching and learning from errors in engineering Self-Perceived Digital Competence of Instructors in Electronic Technology: A Case Study at the University of Almeria University of Almeria, Spain
Prof. Maria de Fátima Goulão Self-Regulation and Metacognition in Online Learning: The Influence of Prior Experience Universidade Aberta, Portugal
Prof. Constanta Olteanu The role of pictures and reasoning in preservice teacher’s arithmetic word problem-solving Linnaeus University, department of mathematics, Sweden
Dr. Mark Ryan What is the difference between assessment and evaluation? National University, USA
Dr. Marta Rojo Students acting as teachers in class? Use of Quizizz environment to improve their motivation Universidad de Burgos, Spain
Dr. Angela Choi Fung TAM Investigating Cognitive and Social Dynamics in Multimodal Peer Feedback within Collaborative Learning: Insights from the Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning Hong Kong Polytechnic University, College of Professional and Continuing Education, Hong Kong
education conference Dr. Ravid Rovner From Trees to Webs: Creative Research with Rhizomatic Maps Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art; Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem, Israel
Dr. Jia-Ying Lee Reassessing Undergraduate Students’ Use of Language Learning Strategies in the Context of Digital Nativeness Tamkang University, Taiwan
Dr. Rana Cheatwood Thriving Abroad: The Psychological Needs of International School Teachers RJC Educational Research, USA
Dr. Jennifer Silva Does External School Evaluation Promote Inclusion? Leadership Voices in a Case Study University of Aveiro, Portugal
Dr. Samar Albalawi Teachers’ Concerns about the Implementation of the New Primary Science Curriculum in Saudi Arabia University of Hail, School of Education, Saudi Arabia
Dr. Noor Alawadhi “We Try Wednesday”: A Cafeteria-Based Exposure Intervention to Promote Fruit and Vegetable Acceptance Among Early Childhood Students Kuwait University, Kuwait
Dr. Ilze Breedt Education Reform and School Size: Stakeholders perspectives on the shift from small independent to large profit-driven school Varsity College, The Independent Institute of Education, Pretoria, South Africa
Dr. Necy Cesaria Romo Teachers’ Performance: An Input to Teacher Development University of Northern Philippines, Philippines
Dr. Chaoyang Lin How to Face Fear – From the Perspective of Homeric Hymns NtNu, Taiwan
Dr. Shabnam Kabiri Critical thinking as part of internationalization of curriculums in Higher Education University of Reading, UK
Dr. Reem El Hassan Leading for Well-Being in Complex Educational Contexts: The Role of School Leadership in Transforming Policies Modern University Of Business And Science, Lebanon
Dr. Fadoua Govaerts The Voices of Young People: A Participatory Study on the Educational Outcomes and Social Development of Home Educated Adolescents University of Bath, UK
Education Conference Ms. Zsuzsa Hajabács Attitudes Towards Translation in Foreign Language Teaching in Slovak High Schools with Hungarian as the Language of Instruction Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra, Faculty of Central European Studies, Institute of the Hungarian Language and Literary Science, Slovakia
Ms. Selda Özdişci Does the ACE Teaching Cycle Affect Students’ Attitudes and Motivation Towards Geometry? Dokuz Eylul University, Turkey
Mrs. Lusine Issayan Transitioning smoothly from f2f to online AVC Academy, Armenia
Mrs. Vera Kristin Vestmann Kristjansdottir “Speaking to Learn”: The Role of Oral Exams in Higher Education Assessment University of Akureyri, Iceland
Mrs. Samantha Fluss Teaching to the Whole Child: The Legacy of Caroline Pratt and the Need for Progressive Education Columbia University, United States
Mrs. Devorah Amar Raising Language Awareness through Error Typologies: Insights from Israeli Pre-Service EFL Teachers “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iaşi, Romania
Mrs. Olga Giovani The Role of Academic Motivation and Mastery Goals in Shaping Adolescent Aspirations Hellenic Open University, Greece
Mrs. Ana Mateus João Pereira Peer Observation in Higher Education: Research Evidence and Implications for Teacher Education Universidade de Aveiro, Portugal
Miss. Yu Chih Chen Corpus-Based Study of English Vocabulary: Playful Language in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Taiwan
Miss. Ayşe Nihan Zengin Between Representation and Interpretation: A Visual Deconstruction of First Grade Life Studies Textbooks Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University, Turkey
Miss. Çağla Bingül Classifying Problems in Elementary Mathematics Textbooks: Routine and Non-Routine Tasks in Türkiye Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University, Turkey
Miss. Meng-Yu Chen Cultivating Aesthetic Literacy through AI and Design Thinking: Exploring the Digital Culture Course Tunghai University, Taiwan
Mr. Oğuz Ulukır Comparative Analysis: Effectiveness of 5E and 7E Learning Cycles in Science Education Yıldız Technical University, Turkey
Mr. Philippe Jose Hernandez The changing (?) face of teacher attrition: A systematic review of studies from top journals Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines