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Sources of stress and students’ perceptions of their wellbeing during work placement

Article
Wellbeing in society has been subject to increasing discussion, with particular attention to students engaged in higher education. Students in higher education experience stress related to studies and finances in addition to experiencing two major life changes – shifting from school learning to more…

Explaining the impact of student relatedness experiences within practical placements

Article
Practical placements in real work environments are a requirement for successful completion of many professional learning programs. Indeed, this activity may account for half of the learning hours within such curricula. Recent research examining the practicum experiences of nursing students in Hong K…

Exploring the sociomaterial assemblages of students’ wellbeing during work-integrated learning

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Work-integrated learning (WIL) is an expanding international strategy aimed at bolstering the employability of higher education students. With WIL participation on the rise, there is a growing focus on fostering wellbeing during WIL. Drawing on the sociomaterial theoretical framework actor-network t…

The Changing Roles of Educational Managers: Essential Skills in an Era of Rapid Change

Book Open Access
This book highlights the key competencies and coping mechanisms needed by educational managers in an era of rapid change on a national and international scale. It also posits and discusses how the heads of educational organizations, often classified as leaders, should be re-categorized as managers i…

Position Paper: Integrating Inquiry-Based Learning Pedagogy in Information Technology

Conference paper Open Access
This position paper examines the implementation of Inquiry-Based Learning (IBL) in Information Technology (IT) education, focusing specifically on a first-year database unit. Traditional pedagogical approaches, which predominantly rely on lectures and textbooks, often hinder student engagement and m…

Gamified Mobile-Based Learning Approach: Efforts to Improve Students’ Engagement and Learning Quality in Remote Schools in Indonesia

Article Open Access
Background/purpose. As a developing country with a wide area, Indonesia often experiences problems with equal access and quality of learning, specifically in remote schools. To overcome these challenges, several studies have proposed using gamified mobile-based learning as an effective alternative. …

Research on the cultivation of vocational ability of students in higher vocational institutions

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This study examines the impact of teacher competency and industry-academic collaboration on vocational ability, focusing on technical, problem-solving, and soft skills. It also explores the mediating role of career self-efficacy and the moderating role of social support in these relationships. A qua…

Future Teachers’ Digital Skills Development Through Professional and Vocational Training in Informal Education

Article Open Access
The article updates the problem of developing digital skills in future teachers of specialized and vocational training. The possibilities of using informal education to solve this problem are identified. The need for developing modern digital skills of future teachers of specialized and vocational t…

Assessment of Virtual Reality as a Pedagogical Tool Using ARCS and TAM in a Latin American Context

Article Open Access
Virtual reality (VR) tools represent current interactive computerized simulation tools. The application of VR can provide immersive simulations by facilitating hands-on exploration and analysis, fostering a deeper understanding of complex phenomena. VR can also permit the development of competencies…

Does the class composition matter? Social and immigrant class composition in compulsory school and the trajectory to upper-secondary education in Germany and Switzerland

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Drawing on survey data from Germany and German-speaking Switzerland, we examine whether the class composition at lower-secondary level—in particular, the proportion of low-SES and immigrant students—is associated with students’ trajectories to post-compulsory education, using linear probability mode…