Journal of Education and e-Learning Research
2014 - 2025
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Volume 12, issue 4, 2025
- The predictive ability of selfies and internet addiction on social appearance anxiety among Jordanian private university students pp. 553-561

- Shooroq Mabreah, Rawan Abdul Mahdi Neyef Al-Saliti and Mohammed Omar Abu AL Rub
- Exploring student perceptions of formative research on undergraduate students: Insights and implications for higher education pp. 562-572

- Javiera Martínez
- The crucial role of high school management in facilitating e-portfolio implementation in classrooms pp. 573-580

- Mpho-Entle Puleng Modise, Xolani Moffat Majola and Jonas Kwadzo Kotoka
- The extent of extracurricular activity engagement in Jordanian secondary schools: A teacher's perspective pp. 581-587

- Othman Naser Mansour, Osama Adel Hasouneh, Nahla Abbas Hilmi Ibrahim and Khaled Al-Saud
- Exploring the implementation of online learning at medical-CLIL classes: EFL students’ satisfaction pp. 588-598

- Khoiriyah, Sukanto Roy and Md Kamrul Hasan
- Innovating engineering education: Insights and lessons from the pandemic pp. 599-609

- Ernesto Galvis-Lista, Mayda Gonzalez-Zabala, Roberto Aguas-Nuñez, Alejandra J Magana and Alexander Bustamante-Martínez
- Innovation of biochemistry learning media in higher education with android-based booklets pp. 610-617

- Wa Nirmala, Farida Bahalwan, Rafiah Mahmudah, Sriyati Sampulawa and Kasliyanto
- Shaping prospective teachers' national values through mobile learning: An exploration of practice pp. 618-627

- Aziya Zhumabayeva, Sazhila Nurzhanova, Rabiga Bazarbekova, Zhazira Zhumabayeva and Assel Stambekova
- Syntactic and rhetorical transformation in Vietnamese EFL students’ academic writing pp. 628-635

- Le Quang Dung
- Analysis of measurement of metacognitive skills and students' self-efficacy using the Rasch model pp. 636-647

- Novi Indah Earlyanti and Amri Sandy
- On-the-job training effectiveness in business education: An evaluation of host training establishments in Nueva Ecija, Philippines pp. 648-654

- Nestor Dela Cruz Natividad
- Difficulties of using digital technology and their relationship to the quality of vocational performance among teachers and counselors pp. 655-663

- Reem AbdElkareem AlOmoush, Abdallah M A Al-tarawneh, Somaia Mouneeb Alhossan, Najah Abdulmajid Khalleefah Altabeeb and Amany Wahed Tarawneh
- Primary school teachers’ perceptions of integrating Islamic education into science education pp. 664-674

- Abdulaziz Alharbi
- Students’ behavioral intentions toward generative AI in education: Task-technology fit and moral obligations pp. 675-684

- Yann-Jy Yang, Chih-Chien Wang, Yi-Hsuan Chen and Hui-Min Chen
- Enhancing TPACK: Preservice mathematics teachers' experiences with digital and non-digital visualisation tools pp. 685-694

- Abongile Ngwabe and Sakyiwaa Boateng
- Enhancing student writing feedback through teacher–AI collaboration in higher education pp. 695-702

- Shamim Akhter, Muhammad Ajmal, Shaista Zeb, Saira and Rabindra Dev Prasad
- Integrating educational technology into mathematics instruction for students with dyscalculia: Mathematics teachers' perspective pp. 703-713

- Afrah Salem Bagazi
- Intuition as a foundational human competence for creativity, ethics, and professional judgment in education in the age of artificial intelligence pp. 714-719

- Lachezar Afrikanov
- Mathematics teachers’ perspectives on utilizing AI in their teaching practices: Examining regional and teaching experience factors pp. 720-730

- Ibrahim El-Shara, Omar Abu-Ghalyoun, Yousef Arouri and Hanan Jbareen
- Online learning experiences from the perspective of Saudi university students: A mixed-methods study on critical success factors pp. 731-742

- Shatha Mohammed Almalki
- Exploring and developing instrument measuring special education teachers’ knowledge in digital game-based learning pedagogy pp. 743-754

- Irene Yong Siew Fei, Khairul Farhah Binti Khairuddin and Nurfaradilla Binti Mohamad Nasri
- The role of podcast as an innovative learning tool in health sciences education: Perceptions and impact pp. 755-762

- Marco Alonso Martinez-Guzman, Alexandra Zairabel Lopez-Vazquez, Isaura Araceli Gonzalez-Ramos and María Valentina Toral-Murillo
- The feasibility of a learner-centered approach in a civil technology classroom pp. 763-769

- Simphiwe Magnificent Msimango and Thokozani Isaac Mtshali
- University teaching innovation through digital game-based learning: Pre-service teacher readiness for digital transformation in higher education pp. 770-779

- Elena Carrión Candel, Rachid Berd-Gómez, Manuel Ruiz Freire and Ana María González Martín
Volume 12, issue 3, 2025
- Multiple intelligences among educational counselors in Jordanian schools and their relationship to gender and academic qualifications pp. 346-354

- Omar Soud Al-Khamaiseh
- Artificial intelligence in higher education: Ethical and pedagogical challenges and the role of public policies pp. 355-364

- Juan Jesús Torres-Gordillo and Carolina Sanhueza
- Impact of tablets on learning and perceptions of the indigenous educational community of Amazonas pp. 365-373

- Roger Ercilio Guevara-Goñas, Delmar Tongo-Alarcon, Guido Ayay-Arista and Sebanias Cuja-Quiac
- Variation of problem-posing approaches to improve learning outcomes and problem-posing abilities of prospective mathematics teachers pp. 374-381

- I Made Candiasa, Ni Made Sri Mertasari, Ni Luh Putu Pranena Sastri and Abas Oya
- Learning from master of education students’ experiences in an accelerated online program at a Hispanic-serving institution pp. 382-393

- Pierre Lu, Taghreed Masri and Tania Garcia
- Web-based worksheets to improve student learning outcomes: A design and implementation pp. 394-401

- Zelhendri Zen, Amalini Lutfia Ozila and Fetri Yeni
- An observational study of the 8Ps learning model in grade 12 differential calculus instruction pp. 402-416

- Adebayo Akinyinka Omoniyi, Sarah Jane Johnston and Loyiso Currell Jita
- The double-edged effects of screen time and time management practices on the academic performance of Cambodian accountancy students pp. 417-428

- Juliet Cadungog-Uy and Edman P Flores
- Digital resources and escape rooms: Innovative strategies that improve motivation pp. 429-438

- Maria Valentina Toral Murillo, Melissa Fernandez Torres, Karen Itzel Mexicano Muro and Elvira Rodriguez Flores
- Assessing digital competencies: A self-evaluation approach for university students' academic success pp. 439-448

- Isabel del Arco, Òscar Flores-Alarcia, Jorge Balladares and Gina Quintero
- The influence of digital educational technology on improving digital skills: An exploratory study of teacher candidates in the context of Kazakhstan pp. 449-459

- Aziza Zhunusbekova, Assel Akpayeva, Dinara Sadirbekova, Almagul Ardabayeva and Gulnara Omarova
- Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on digital communication among secondary mathematics students pp. 460-468

- Mohamed-Chemlali N, Hossein-Mohand H, Hossein-Mohand H and Osuna-Acedo S
- Exploratory analysis of online learning readiness of graduate students using a modified unified theory of acceptance and use of technology model pp. 469-478

- Sunday Abidemi Itasanmi, Oluwatoyin Ayodele Ajani, Godwin Beshibeshebe Ushie and Sunday Samson Babalola
- Exploring teacher adoption of AI: A structural analysis of Microsoft Copilot in education pp. 479-487

- Nguyen Thi Hang Nga, Nguyen Thi Phuong Nhung and Nguyen Thi Quynh Anh
- Elementary teachers' perceptions of integrating culturally responsive teaching and education for sustainable development: A cross-cultural study pp. 488-498

- Tustiyana Windiyani, Deddy Sofyan, Resyi A Gani, Vina Iasha and Bramianto Setiawan
- Enhancing graduation outcomes through challenge-based learning: A strategic proposal pp. 499-506

- Sonia Itati Marino
- Predictive model of mathematical literacy ability, specifically university students' critical thinking skills: A case study on the inappropriateness of multilevel regression pp. 507-519

- Pitriana Tandililing, Bettisari Napitupulu, Okky Riswandha Imawan and Raoda Ismail
- Strengthening planning education development: A collaborative institutional mentorship model for professional skills development pp. 520-529

- Aurobindo Ogra and Martin Lewis
- Teaching efficacy of using Microsoft Teams in virtual school education: Perceptions of teachers and students pp. 530-541

- Gargee Mitra and Ashwini Wadegaonkar
- Development of the digital communication culture of prospective teachers based on digital etiquette training in the context of Kazakhstan pp. 542-552

- Ulzharkyn Аbdigapbarova, Aigul Syzdykbayeva, Elmira Aitenova, Sabira Nishanbayeva and Saniya Nurgaliyeva
Volume 12, issue 2, 2025
- The challenges of implementing computerized adaptive testing in Indonesia pp. 124-144

- Okky Riswandha Imawan, Heri Retnawati, Haryanto and Raoda Ismail
- An investigation into the teaching challenges encountered in the grade 10 engineering graphics and design classrooms pp. 145-152

- Nomcebo Nobuhle Mhlungu and Philani Brian Mlambo
- ChatGPT in higher education: Opportunities, challenges, and required competencies in the absence of guiding policies pp. 153-164

- Ahmed Alkaabi, Asma Abdallah, Shamma Alblooshi, Fatima Alomari and Sara Alneaimi
- Effectiveness of digital storybooks based on Balinese culture for enhancing cultural-civic literacy and Pancasila education outcomes pp. 165-178

- I Made Aditya Dharma, Nyoman Dantes, I Wayan Lasmawan and I Nengah Suastika
- Critical factors influencing online learning effectiveness: Insights from a local university pp. 179-189

- Pritika Reddy, Swaran Ravindra, Ronil Chand, Vishal Sharma and Kaylash Chaudhary
- Impact of socio-constructivism on the academic performance of students and teachers in basic education: Evaluation of the approach and Peruvian educational policy pp. 190-198

- Delmar Tongo-Alarcon, Roger E Guevara-Goñas, Guido Ayay-Arista and Sebanias Cuja-Quiac
- Strengthening the competence of teacher training graduates through international collaboration e-mobility program pp. 199-210

- Fatchurrohman, Imam Sutomo and Suyansah Swanto
- Improving the communicative competence of prospective teachers through illusionism: A practical application of magical techniques pp. 211-218

- Miguel De Lucas, Caballero-Julia Daniel and Alvaro De Diego Gonzalez
- Domain-specific epistemological beliefs’ expression in initial teacher education: A systematic review pp. 219-230

- Margarida Barros, Isabel Mesquita, Cristiana Bessa and Paula Queiros
- Level of computational thinking skills among first-year university students: Variation across gender, geographical background, academic discipline, and programming learning experience pp. 231-238

- Ni Cheng and Siti Zuraidah Md Osman
- The effect of learning leadership and capacity building on students' distance learning behaviour mediated by teachers' performance pp. 239-250

- Fahrurrozi, Mustaqim, Hasbiyallah and Suparta
- Counseling communication competencies of counselors in Jordanian schools and their impact on gender and type of educational institutions pp. 251-259

- Omar Soud Al-Khamaiseh
- Integrated behavior of parents regarding surrender, reflection, collaboration, talent, and nutrition patterns in treating ADHD in primary school-aged children pp. 260-266

- Yuyun Elizabeth Patras, Rais Hidayat, Donna Sampaleng, Baharuddin and Iis Nurasiah
- Balancing enthusiasm and engagement: The impact of AI chat tools on student learning habits and perceptions in higher education pp. 267-288

- Laszlo Bognar and Myint Swe Khine
- The instructional leadership and 21st-century competencies of Indonesian school principals pp. 289-297

- Daeng Ayub, Muhammad Jaya Adi Putra and Dodi Suryana
- The impact of artificial intelligence on maker education: Motivation and technology acceptance in teacher training pp. 298-305

- Amaia Quintana-Ordorika, Edorta Camino-Esturo, Urtza Garay-Ruiz and Javier Portillo-Berasaluce
- Assessing e-learning readiness in the context of a higher education institution: Teaching staff perspective pp. 306-319

- Ashraf Ahmed Fadelelmoula
- Resilience in crisis: A mixed-methods analysis of pre-service teachers’ sentiments on remote learning and practice teaching experience pp. 320-326

- Arvin Kim Arnilla, Anne Cicely R. Samar, Therese Jean A. Sarabia, Florie May S. Gonzaga and Carolyn F. Salazar
- The effectiveness of the differentiated instruction strategy in enhancing writing skills among students with learning disabilities pp. 327-335

- Khaled Ahmad Obeidat, Maher Tayseer Sharadgah, Nahida Mohsin Abdelhadi, Fajer Ibrahim Qutishat and Awad Mohd Kheer Al Fandi
- The development of integrated project-based and 4C-scaffolding model with AI to overcome misconceptions pp. 336-345

- Astuti Muh.Amin, Fitriyah Karmila, Syamsu Rijal, Noor Hujjatusnaini and Romi Adiansyah
Volume 12, issue 1, 2025
- Impact of COVID-19 lockdown on physical activity and performance in K-12 physical education: A systematic review pp. 1-20

- Carlos Merino-Campos and Hector Del-Castillo
- The effect of metaverse technology on multicultural learning: Strengthening the social attitudes, cultural awareness and critical thinking skills of secondary school students pp. 21-30

- Prisana Mutchima, Yutthapong Leelakitpaisarn, Bunpod Pijitkamnerd, Nattha Phiwma and Saisuda Pantrakool
- Exploring the implications of generative-AI tools in teaching and learning practices pp. 31-41

- Maimoona Al Abri, Abdullah Al Mamari and Zakria Al Marzouqi
- The effect of SPADA-integrated electronic civic education teaching materials on improving students' STEM and communication skills pp. 42-51

- Lalu Sumardi, Adi Fadli and Ahmad Fauzan
- The effect of field independence on self-control and self-management skills in distance education of freshman college students to the strategy for ADHD students pp. 52-63

- Sovaritthon Chansaengsee
- Research engagement and its predictors among university academics: A comparison of two Arabian Gulf countries pp. 64-81

- Khulod Aljehani and Laila Mohebi
- Educational quality in developing quality culture: The students' perspectives in Vietnamese public secondary schools pp. 82-93

- Dinh-Thai Do, Chi-Lan Le, Tu Thi Nguyen, Y Van Nguyen and Lanh Huu Nguyen
- Online learning’s potential to improve access and quality in higher education in Mexico: Perspectives of higher education stakeholders pp. 94-103

- Rachael H Merola
- Acceptance and use of technology in online learning in higher education: A student perspective pp. 104-114

- Miftah Arifin, Anas Ma'ruf Annizar, Moh Khusnuridlo, Abd Halim Soebahar and Agus Yudiawan
- Evaluating the effectiveness of a computerized achievement test using learn smart for psychometric assessment under item response theory pp. 115-123

- Mimi Ismail, Ahmed Al – Badri and Said Al – Senaidi
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