educatio: A Pathfinder

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Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

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Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• Moral Education And The Independence Of Students In Boarding Schools Al-Urwatul Wutsqo Jombang by Naelasari, Desy (2018) - Another example of independence education students through formal education and is one of the characteristics of the MA-UW is class 1, 2 MA-UW has been trained to live independently so it can cooperate with institutions MI / SD around Diwek and surrounding areas to teach Qur'any 1.2 , 3,4,5, ahkam interpretation, interpretation Amaly or summarized in school lessons are subject PPGQ (Training Teachers quran) . Independence education students through formal and informal education at the Pondok Pesantren Al-Urwatul Wutsqo Bulurejo Jombang Diwek teaches students to be able to show Desy Naelasari Moral Education And The Independence Of Students In Boarding Schools Al-Urwatul Wutsqo Jombang Volume 2, Number 1, May 2017 | 13 zzzzzz itself, dare to compete public how to conduct social interaction or relationship with another individual, and not depend on others. Keywords: cottage; education; education students; factors; independence; jakarta; jombang; life; pesantren; school; students; urwatul; wutsqo
• Classroom Management Information Technology by Haq, Mohammad Syahidul (2017) - E-learning is formally example is learning to the curriculum, syllabus, subjects and tests are set and organized according to the schedule agreed upon relevant parties (managing e-learning and learners themselves). Application for creating e-learning can be acquired for free(open source project)or paid(commercial). Keywords: classroom; information; learning; management; process; students; technology
• Improving Student’s Speaking Fluency through the Implementation on Direct Interview Activity in University by Mukhlisin, Mukhlisin (2021) - The results are (1) the students’ speaking skill improved the improvement of speaking score (2) direct interview type established good communication activity between the teacher and the students and improved classroom management. Abstract : The objectives of this research are to find out whether the use of direct interview type improves the students’ speaking skill and the strengths and weaknesses of direct interview type. Keywords: english; interview; journal; language; research; speaking; students
• The Development of Learning Management Activities Using the Inquiry-Based Learning (5E) To Develop Analytical Thinking Skills in the Course Science and Technology for Students in Grade 3 by Namonsai, Natthanan; Intanin, Angkhan; Sanpundorn, Sasitorn (2023) - To Develop Analytical Thinking Skills in the Course Science and Technology for Students in Grade 3 Natthanan Namonsai, Angkhan Intanin, Sasitorn Sanpundorn Email natthanan.na@ksu.ac.th, angkhan.in@ksu.ac.th, sasitorn.sa@ksu.ac.th Accepted: Marc 8th 2023 science and technology course of students in grade 3. (2) Develop the analytical thinking of grade 3 students to pass the criteria of 70%. Keywords: activities; inquiry; learning; management; skills; students; thinking
• Self-Adjustment of Gifted Students to Parental Treatment by Aldalham, Majed Saeed; khasawneh, mohmmad Ahmad (2023) - It is possible for parents of talented children, and especially parents of gifted children, to get to know their children on a deeper level if they give their children plenty of opportunities to voice their thoughts and emotions about the challenges they face. Families with talented children have children who are more likely to be gifted themselves. Keywords: adjustment; children; environment; journal; number; parenting; parents; respondent; school; self; students; study
• Access and Influence of the Guidance Office on The Student’s Emotional Needs by Santos, John Mark S.; Dadez, Mark Joseph G.; Santos, John Vincent Llenada (2023) - Abstract: This study seeks to identify and resolve a variety of issues that students face, including not only their physical behaviors but also their emotional feelings. The study also intends to investigate some of the more serious reasons why students keep their problems to themselves rather than seeking assistance or advice from a guidance counselor, determining whether they had encountered more difficulties with Holy Cross College students' emotional problems that resulted in difficult circumstances. Keywords: guidance; guidance office; issues; needs; office; school; students
• Increasing Higher Education Promotion Through a Coverage Focus Strategy for Mapping Characteristics of New Students by Daryono, Daryono (2023) - The research findings show that economic ability (cost) is a source of strength in learning activities, a student requires quite expensive facilities, which are sometimes not accessible to the family, the economic ability of parents is able to influence an effective contribution of 20.2% on student achievement, parents' economic status influences student learning outcomes by 5.34%, family economy is able to contribute 20% influence on student learning outcomes. Economic ability is related to the continuity of the learning process indirectly on student learning outcomes. Keywords: dalam; dan; education; issn; journal; learning; level; media; pendidikan; strategy; students
• Correlational Analysis of Academic Motivational and Amotivational Approach among Education Students during Covid-19 Pandemic by Aquino, Agnes Marquez (2023) - The sense of academic motivation in terms of Striving for Excellence, Desire to Learn, and Personal Incentives among future respondents may be considered to assess better plans for academic success. In relation, Trolian et.al., proved that academic motivation can include things like applying concepts to real-world problems or novel situations, taking exams or assignments that require you to use course content to solve a problem, conducting research with a professor, and participating in extracurricular activities that help you put what you've learned in class into practice3. Keywords: correlation; learning; motivation; research; respondents; students; studies
• Lecturers’ Perceptions of the Switch from Teaching in the new normal to Normal in a selected university in South Africa by Adu, Kemi Olajumoke; Duku, N (2023) - In South Africa, COVID-19 exposed inequality in terms of infrastructure as many students studying at historically mailto:kadu@ufh.ac.za mailto:nduku@ufh.ac.za Volume 8, Number 1, May 2023| 48 zzzzzz z disadvantaged universities find it difficult to cope. The assessments were compromised, and there are a lot of moratoriums put in place over tests, assignments and continuous assessments, in addition, academic performance dropped and many students could not access online lectures. Keywords: education; face; learning; lecturers; normal; research; south; students; teaching
• Learning Sejarah Kebudayaan Islam through Google Sites by Madarik, Muhammad; Puadi, Hairul (2023) - EDUCATIO : Journal Of Education Volume 8 , Number 1, May 2023 ISSN : 2579-8383 (Print) ISSN : 2579-8405 (Online) z Learning Sejarah Kebudayaan Islam through Google Sites : Empowering Students with Critical Thinking Muhammad Madarik dan Hairul Puadi IAI Al-Qolam Gondanglegi Malang Accepted: Marc 8th 2023 Reviewed: Apr 13th 2023 To facilitate this, the use of Google Sites is proposed as a tool for creating interactive and engaging teaching materials. Keywords: google; history; islamic; journal; learning; sites; students
• Entrepreneurship in University Islamic Education Constructivism Perspective by Hariyadi, Bachtiar (2019) - Seen as a social process, student learning is stimulated through social exchange, interaction and collaboration. Student learning is based on actual entrepreneurial realities or simulations from which they obtain authentic experiences of 'by' and 'from' learning. Keywords: business; education; entrepreneurship; experience; knowledge; learning; perspective; process; students
• The Implementation of Islamic Religious Education (PAI) in Shaping the Profile of Rahmatan lil alamin Students in a Madrasah by Muthrofin, Khoirul; Ikmal, Hepi; Wahyudi, Winarto Eka (2025) - Alamin student profile, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology's (Kemendikbudristek) Education Standards, Curriculum, and Assessment Agency provides the following planning steps: 1. Meanwhile, the educational institution or madrasah plays a supportive role in the project's overall implementation by providing conducive learning facilities and environments.32 More specifically, in project-based learning for strengthening student profiles, teachers assume at least six interconnected roles, namely as planners, facilitators, mentors, presenters, consultants, and moderators.33 First, teachers play the role of project planners. Keywords: alamin; education; islam; learning; lil; lil alamin; madrasah; pancasila; pelajar; pendidikan; profile; project; rahmatan; rahmatan lil; students
• Implementation of Multicultural Education to Strengthen Religious Tolerance Character by Sulaiman, Sholehuddin; Musawir, Musawir; Aisda, Sufinatin (2023) - Abstract: The implementation of multicultural education is a well-planned learning process that embraces the diversity of cultural backgrounds and societal norms. The results of the implementation of Multicultural Education in strengthening the character of Religious Tolerance at SMAN 1 Waru, Sidoarjo are as follows: The school adopts the 2013 curriculum, and the methods used for multicultural education are contribution and enrichment. Keywords: character; diversity; education; indonesia; school; sidoarjo; students; tolerance; waru
• Development of Edutainment-Based Interactive E-Modules Physics in Class XII by Yusuf, Mokhammad; Mustaji, Mustaji; Fatir, A. Noor (2023) - Even though this ADDIE-oriented Edutainment-oriented Interactive E-Module-Based Learning Media is included in the very proper qualifications, there were comments and suggestions that need attention for improving learning media. According to the feasibility level, the ADDIE-oriented Edutainment-Based Interactive E-Module-Based Learning media is included in the very proper qualification, so it can be concluded that learning media is suitable for use in classroom learning. Keywords: development; edutainment; experts; learning; learning media; material; media; results; revision; students; use
• The Influence of the Discovery Learning Model Assisted by Cultural Diversity Room Image Media on the Learning Outcomes of Pancasila and Citizenship Education of Students by Yulianti, Sofi Eka; Kurniawan, Machful Indra; Harianti, Isnin (2023) - The constructivist perspective is the foundation for contextual thinking, making the constructivist paradigm suitable for citizenship education learning. These factors resulted in subpar student learning outcomes, aggravated by the need for more facilities to support the learning process, especially learning media. Keywords: discovery; education; learning; model; outcomes; research; students; teaching; test
• Massification at higher education institutions; Challenges associated with teaching large classes and how it impacts the quality of teaching and learning in South Africa by Nyagope, Taurayi Stephen (2023) - By implementing these strategies, higher education institutions will be able to address challenges associated with large classes to ensure improved quality of teaching and learning and 30 Mulryan-Kyne, “Teaching Large Classes at College and University Level: Challenges and Opportunities.” Volume 8, Number 3, November 2023| 226 z context of large class teaching at higher education level 23. Keywords: africa; challenges; classes; education; education institutions; institutions; learning; lecturers; massification; number; quality; south; students; teaching
• Development of Learning Modules Using the Dick and Carey Model in Informatics Subject by Suzatmika, Iwan Hadi; Rohman, Ujang; Prayogo, Prayogo (2023) - From the results of the practicality of the Dick and Carey- based learning module based on the assessment responses from colleagues, it shows that the percentage of feasibility is 90% which is in the very worthy criteria. Kurniadi (2015) in Andayati and Wiyarno (2019) stated that learning material will be easily understood by students with the help of learning media.2 Keywords: carey; development; dick; jour; learning; material; model; module; score; students
• EFL Education And Teacher Developments: The Implementation Of CLC And Teachers’ Teaching Style Preference by Riyani, Nasmah (2017) - Conducting classroom based research focused on teacher teaching style or teaching process was hoped to contribute to the development of language teaching. After identifying their personal data, the inventory of Grasha (1996)7 covering 5 subscales of teaching styles; formal authority teaching, expert, personal model, delegator and facilitator were distributed. Keywords: language; learning; students; styles; teachers; teaching
• Implementation of Scientific Methods and Attitudes in Science Education by Septiliana, Lilla; Surul, Rofiatus (2023) - The last step is to determine the strategy for evaluating student learning outcomes. Scientific attitudes are also crucial in Natural Science education.3 Students must exhibit an open attitude toward new knowledge, be capable of identifying and evaluating acquired information, and possess the ability to question assumptions underlying their existing knowledge. Keywords: attitudes; learning; methods; pbl; problem; science; skills; students; thinking
• Analysis of the Implementation of IPAS (Natural and Social Sciences) Learning in the Merdeka Curriculum by Surul, Rofiatus; Septiliana, Lilla (2023) - Learning IPAS, Kurikulum Merdeka, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation Introduction As per the curriculum principle, one of which is flexibility, meaning the curriculum should adapt to the needs of students and educators as well as the changing times1. mailto:rofiatus239@gmail.com mailto:lillaseptiliana21@gmail.com Volume 8, Number 3, November 2023| 321 of students, the government introduced a new curriculum known as Kurikulum Merdeka (Independent Learning Curriculum). Keywords: assessment; curriculum; educators; evaluation; implementation; ipas; kurikulum; learning; merdeka; planning; students
• Policies in Higher Education: The Impact of Global Trends on the Operation of the South African Universities by Masenya, Malesela (2023) - The purpose of the policy is to: guide higher education institutions to evolve relevant strategies, policies, implementation plans for strengthening indigenous official languages of South Africa as languages of teaching, learning, research, innovation and science; provide for the development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of institutional language policies and ensure transformation in higher education through enhancing the status and roles of previously marginalised languages to foster intuitional inclusivity and social cohesion . The shift from RDP to GEAR is one of the major context factors influencing the way in which higher education policy was to develop, from the early consensus and alignment of higher education with the new ideals of reconstruction and development in a relationship with government that was to be characterised by mutual trust, to a more complex environment in which higher education has come to be seen as a vehicle for the advancement of a knowledge economy, and in which the relationship of higher education and government was to undergo some repositioning. Keywords: africa; development; education; funding; globalisation; institutions; internationalization; journal; knowledge; number; policy; research; south; students; system; university
• Islamic Religious Education Learning Strategy based on Modelling in Fostering Student Independence by Musawir, Musawir; Mustofa, Mustofa; Udi, Moh.; Mukammilah, Mukammilah; Musyrifah, Siti (2023) - Supporting and inhibiting factors Modeling-based PAI learning strategies in fostering student independence SMP Sabilus Shoilihin Socah sub-district The results of research on the supporting and inhibiting factors of modeling-based PAI learning strategies in fostering student independence at SMP Sabilus Sholihin Socah Bangkalan can be rearranged as follows: Supporting Factors: This study identified several supporting factors for modeling-based PAI learning strategies in fostering student independence at Sabilus Sholihin Socah Bangkalan Junior High School: 1. Through data analysis, the researcher seeks to understand the characteristics of students formed through religious extracurricular activities at this school.11 Result and Discussion Modeling-based PAI learning strategies in fostering student independence at Sabilus Shoilihn Junior High School, Socah District. Keywords: activities; education; independence; journal; junior; learning; modeling; sabilus; school; sholihin; students
• The Development of Magic Geometry Game For Fine fotor Skills With The Addie Model by Hermawati, Hermawati; Atiqoh, Atiqoh; Suhari, Suhari (2023) - The game material supports the durability of game media products 4 Total Component C 2 0 Total Components A + B + C 8 9 Based on the results of the assessment given by the content/learning material expert above, it was found that the average score or score obtained for the components of the assessment for the development of magic geometry learning media was 89%. This game is to improve fine motor skills 3 Game Endurance Components Display media is attractive and easy to carry/movable Design learning media with different colors and shapes Learning media can be done in outdoor or indoor Volume 8, Number 3, November 2023| 349 Media games are able to arouse students Learning media can improve children's motor skills Results of the Expert Questionnaire Assessment of Learning Media Design Display Component Score 1 Media design in accordance with motor development 1 2 3 4 √ 2 Media design in accordance with early childhood development in kindergarten 1 2 3 4 √ 3 Media design is interesting to see and do 1 2 3 √ 5 4 Media design in accordance with motor development 1 2 3 √ 5 5 Media design in accordance with early childhood development in kindergarten 1 2 Keywords: children; components; design; development; game; geometry; group; learning; magic; material; media; motor; students
• The Development of Si Mirasantika Android-Based Media with 4D Models in Classical Guidance Services by Subkan, Muhammad; Atiqoh, Atiqoh; Suhari, Suhari (2022) - The results indicate that the Si Mirasantika media is suitable for use by students at SMK Negeri 1 Brondong Lamongan, as validated by media experts, design experts, and content/material experts. Based on input from media experts, the media in the form of draft I, they gave good responses to all components of Si Mirasantika's media, including navigation, affective considerations, pedagogy, auxiliary information, and robustness. Keywords: abuse; class; content; development; drug; expert; guidance; information; material; media; mirasantika; results; score; students; table
• Development of Imagination Play Media in Listening to Poetry Learning by Wicaksono, Helmi; Muttaqin, Khoirul; Lailiyah, Fithrotul (2023) - This means that the effectiveness aspect of imagination game media products is feasible to be implemented in learning to listen to poetry. Imagination game learning media that utilizes poetry reading videos, poetry musicalization, and poetry dramatizations that stimulate the imagination. Keywords: game; imagination; language; learning; listening; media; poetry; product; results; students
• Implementation of Handshaking Culture (Mushafahah) in Cultivating Tolerance Among Junior High School Students by Aisida, Sufinatin; Malik, Agus; Lathifah, Lathifah; Sidik, Zam Resa; Nurikan, Nurikan (2022) - Students show more respect and appreciation for their teachers, exhibit good manners and politeness, and establish strong relationships between teachers and students or among students. Students show increased respect and appreciation for differences among themselves, exhibit good manners towards teachers, and have developed strong bonds of friendship between teachers and students, as well as among students. Keywords: behavior; buana; culture; handshaking; mushafahah; pendidikan; school; smp; students; teachers; tolerance; waru
• E-Module Development Based on Differentiation in Chemistry Subjects Class XI SMA Acids and Bases Solution Material by Agustina, Dwi Ita; Mustaji, Mustaji; Fatirul, Achmad Noor (2022) - No Good 1 Absolutely not Good From material expert validation, media experts , design experts and student respond, determined from sum from all point question . Analysis results from material expert is 95.4 %, design expert is 92.9%, media experts is 94% and colleague is 96.9%. Keywords: design; evaluation; expert; form; material; module; percentage; results; score; students; table; validation
• The Emotional Intelligence Of Final Semester Students Of English Department In Facing The Thesis Writing At University Of Sembilanbelas November, Kolaka by Karman, Karman; Chalzum, Ummy (2017) - and What the dominant aspect in emotional intelligence of final level students at English Education Department in facing the thesis writing? Conversely, students with high emotional intelligences are able to manage stress or tension related to thesis and find the way out related to the problems raised from thesis writing5. Keywords: emotional; final; intelligence; mean; statement; students; value
• Strategies for Nurturing Talented and Achieving Students through the Got Talent Program by Rahmania, Nurani; Rohmah, Binti Nur (2024) - As noted in the Volume 9, Number 3, November 2024| 204 introduction, educational institutions must not only focus on academic excellence but also on cultivating and nurturing student talents to remain competitive and sustainable. Research has shown that when educational institutions focus on recognizing and nurturing student talents early on, they can foster not only academic success but also significant achievements in other domains 14. Keywords: development; education; huda; miftahul; program; school; students; success; talent
• Symbolic Meaning Analysis of Ciwaringin Batik Motifs on the Strengthening Project of the Pancasila Student Profile (P5) for Elementary School Students by Lestari, Ayu Try; Tresnawati, Nailah (2024) - It can be concluded that the main pattern in creating Batik Ciwaringin motifs is a refined arrangement of leaves and flowers 20. Batik Ciwaringin motifs can also serve as educational tools, conveying moral values and life lessons. Keywords: analysis; batik; batik motif; character; cirebon; ciwaringin; community; diversity; education; meaning; motif; number; pancasila; profile; project; research; strengthening; students; volume
• Incidence of Mental Health Problems Among Undergraduates at the University of Ilorin by Akinduyo, Tosin Emmananuel; Abolakale, Muhammed Shuaib; Adedamola, Ayinde Abdulsalaam; Mabaso, N.P.M. (2024) - Abstract This study examines the incidence of mental health problems among undergraduates at the University of Ilorin. Given the persistent challenges of poor mental health among university students, particularly in the context of academic stress and the need for social support 17, this study seeks to examine the prevalence of mental health problems among undergraduate students at the University of Ilorin. Keywords: education; health; health problems; ilorin; journal; level; prevalence; problems; students; study; undergraduates; university; value
• Management Of Entrepreneurial Activities In Growing Students' Creativity And Innovativeness by Pohan, Aqilla Syafah (2025) - Apart from creativity, entrepreneurial activities are also important in fostering student innovation. However, the reality is that currently it is still not optimal in terms of student creativity and innovation (Ellya et al., 2021; Putri & Alberida, 2022). Keywords: activities; business; creativity; data; entrepreneurship; ideas; innovation; learning; new; opportunities; process; product; research; students
• The Millennial Students’ and English Teachers’ Perceptions on the Challenges and Characteristics of an Effective Teacher in the Society 5.0 Era by Rahayu, Nanik Sri; Shofiya, Arina; Hamidah, Nuriyatul (2024) - Nowadays, with the fast development of technology in society era 5.0, English teacher should realize the challenges and the characteristics of effective English teacher who can serve the best practice of teaching for millennials. The result of the study showed that the millennial students and the teachers share almost the same perception on the challenges and characteristics of effective English teachers for some aspects but have different perceptions in some other aspects. Keywords: challenges; characteristics; education; english; language; learning; society; students; study; teachers; teaching
• The influences Of Vee Diagram On Animal Ecology Lab To Learning Outcomes And Logical Thinking by Suprapto, Purwati Kuswarini (2017) - The results showed that there was influence using Vee diagram of the learning outcomes and logical reasoning and intellectual development of students. Hapsari D. P, Suciati S, and Marjono (2012)4 research results, showed that the learning activity using Vee diagrams can improve cognitive ability, affective and psychomotor. Keywords: animal; diagram; ecology; lab; learning; reasoning; results; students; thinking; vee
• The Influence of Gender Centred Aggressiveness on the Academic Performance of Learners: Chishakwe Primary School in Mutare District by Mapfunde, Davie; Mungomezi, Nisbert (2025) - Volume 9, Number 1, May 2025| 17 The various forms of GCA include physical violence, emotional violence, sexual violence, and economic violence, each of which manifests differently across cultural and social contexts. The study found that gender-centered aggressiveness at Chishakwe Primary School manifests in four primary forms: physical violence, emotional violence, sexual violence, and Volume 9, Number 1, May 2025| 21 economic violence. Keywords: abuse; children; education; gca; gender; girls; impact; performance; school; students; study; violence
• The Use of Tik Tok to Teach Speaking in Descriptive Text by Aldiansyah, Muhammad; Rakhmawati, Lilis; Chalimah, Chalimah; Din, Maaz Ud (2024) - This dynamic interaction likely contributes to improved comprehension, as students are required to process spoken language in 21 Riswan T R I Wahyu, Nihta V F Liando, and Rinny S Rorimpandey, “The Implementation of TikTok as Media Teaching to Improve Students ’ Speaking Ability” 2, no. 12 (2023): 1551–1564. TikTok’s audiovisual characteristics offer an innovative avenue for language practice, enabling students to engage with spoken English in a dynamic and enjoyable manner 12. Keywords: english; language; learning; media; research; skills; speaking; students; study; teaching; tiktok
• The Effect Of Instructional Strategies And Vocabulary Mastery On English Writing Skill by Sofiyanti, Yanti; Sukardjo, Moch.; Solihatin, Etin (2024) - Abstract: The purpose of this study is to know the effect of instructional strategies and vocabulary mastery on English writing skill. Significance (Sig.) .002 <0.005 which indicates that the variable has an interaction, the instructional strategies and vocabulary mastery have a significant effect on English writing skill. Keywords: english; language; mastery; reading; skills; students; vocabulary; writing
• The Impact of Using a Communicative Approach to Improve Arabic Language Proficiency by Arifin, Moh. Aziz; Ibrahim, Faisal Mahmud Adam; Machmudah, Umi (2024) - Volume 9, Number 2, August 2024| 97 underachievement of students in Arabic language learning. Research Results and Discussion Description of the Use of the Communicative Approach The implementation of the communicative approach in Arabic language learning was assessed through evaluations conducted during the experiment. Keywords: approach; arabic; education; language; learning; motivation; proficiency; students; test; use
• Artificial Intelligence: Experiences of Students on AI tools Usage for Educational Development by Funda, Vusumzi; Bamigboye, Oluwatosin; Bamigboye, Foluke (2025) - The purpose of the research is to assess how AI tools are integrated into the learning environment and their impact on student engagement, accessibility, and personalized learning. The results indicate that AI tools have a positive impact on students' learning experiences, particularly in terms of enhancing accessibility, fostering personalized learning, and increasing student engagement. Keywords: coverage; education; engagement; learning; reference; research; students; study; tools
• Arabic Listening Comprehension Test Questions for Beginner Level Based on Competency Standards (ACTFL) by Mahmudi, Ihwan; Irfanudin, Arif; Hendri, Moh; Thoyib, Muhamad Luthfi (2024) - Abstract This study aims to explore the use of ACTFL standards in Arabic language listening comprehension tests at the Novice level. The method used in this research involves a detailed review of relevant literature, including books, academic articles, research reports, and other publications that contribute to the topic of Arabic language listening skills. Keywords: actfl; arabic; comprehension; language; learning; listening; questions; research; skills; standards; students
• The Analysis Of Gesture Used By The Students Of English Study Program In The Classroom Interaction At The University Of Sembilanbelas November, Kolaka by Farlianti, Ainun Nur; Roslina, Roslina; Syam, Hariadi (2017) - It includes much nonverbal behaviour, e.g., eye contact, gestures, postures, facial gestures, touch, and so on. The research problems were: what kinds of gesture that used by the students in the classroom interaction? Keywords: body; classroom; english; figure; gesture; hand; language; research; speaking; students
• Teachers' Challenges in Implementing Inclusive Education Amid Crisis by Adewunmi, Maryam Chinasa (2025) - However, when their contracts ended, the burden fell on classroom teachers, who struggled to implement the protocols without additional support: We had student teachers who sanitized learners and ensured they wore masks. The support provided—allowing pregnant learners to attend school and complete examination and offering counselling—mirrors recommended practices in managing educational challenges for pregnant students (Murray et al., 2021). Keywords: challenges; covid-19; crisis; data; education; lack; learners; learning; pandemic; quintile; schools; students; support; teachers
• Enhancing Education Through Online Project-Based Learning (PBL): Strategies, Challenges, and Outcomes in the Digital Era by Syaikhu, Ahmad (2024) - With the rise of information and communication technologies, Online PBL has emerged as a flexible and accessible alternative to traditional learning methods. However, the rapid integration of technology into education has paved the way for the development of Online Project-Based Learning (Online PBL). Keywords: challenges; collaboration; digital; education; learning; online; pbl; students; study; tools
• From University to the World of Work: A Higher Education Curriculum response by Nyagope, Taurayi Stephen (2025) - Participant Description The participants in this study include two key groups: university students and employers. Method This study employs a mixed-methods approach, combining both qualitative and quantitative research techniques to examine the gap between higher education curricula and graduate employability. Keywords: education; employability; employers; learning; skills; students; study; wil; work
• Relationship Between Teachers’ Feedback and Students’ Self-Efficacy Among Mathematics Majors by Adelante, KC Ann B.; Natalio, Princess R.; Abenes, Krysna Emerald C.; Esguerra, Jomar D. G.; Gomez, Donna Michelle A.; Santos, John Vincent Llenada (2025) - Teacher feedback has been identified as one of the key factors that can influence student performance and attitudes. Schwab et al. 3 emphasize the importance of teacher feedback in influencing students’ academic achievement. Keywords: efficacy; feedback; level; relationship; self; students; study; teachers; year
• Exploring the Causes and Physical Manifestations of Glossophobia among University Students by Oloba, Peter Babajide; Tshidzumba, Andani; Nkabane-Sekopo, Lineo (2025) - Furthermore, existing studies have predominantly explored gender differences in speech anxiety, revealing that females generally report higher levels of public speaking anxiety than males 7. This finding aligns with existing literature that emphasizes the importance of preparation in reducing public speaking anxiety. Keywords: anxiety; communication; fear; glossophobia; participants; public; research; speaking; students; study; university
• The Differences Between Certified And Non-Certified English Teachers In The Teaching And Learning Process by Roslina, Roslina; Pega’ Bella, Tekky Geriasti; Arung, Fernandes (2017) - In other words, non-certified English teacher had good quality than certified English teacher. In this case, non-certified English teacher had good quality in the teaching and learning process than certified English teacher. Keywords: english; learning; participant; students; teachers; teaching
• Influence Influence of Collaborative Learning on Mathematics Comprehension of Grade 10 Students by Sta. Maria, Jonard De Jesus; Herrea, Noemi Joyce Mangayao; Trinidad, Alysa Padua; Legaspi, Mark Jimrey Buan; Tagatac, Keith Martin Ong (2025) - Notably, only 16 percent of students achieved Level 2 proficiency, indicating that most are unable to solve basic mathematics problems without explicit guidance. Maria, Noemi Joyce Mangayao Herrea, Alysa Padua Trinidad, Mark Jimrey Buan Legaspi, Keith Martin Ong Tagatac Influence of Collaborative Learning on Mathematics Comprehension of Grade 10 Students Volume 9, Number 2, November 2025 | 329 zzzzzz mathematics, noting how features such as intuitive interfaces, real-time problem solving, and visual support contributed to students’ grasp of mathematical concepts. Keywords: comprehension; grade; group; learning; mathematics; post; scores; students; test; understanding
• The Effectiveness of Bilingualism in Mathematics Achievements of the Grade Seven students by Santos, Gianne Chanelle Sardual (2025) - The persistent challenge of language barriers for bilingual students, particularly the difficulty translating English math terms, highlights a critical gap. The intervention's focus on collaborative learning activities, such as role-playing and game-based challenges, is also expected to increase student engagement and motivation. Keywords: achievement; bilingualism; control; engagement; english; group; instruction; learning; mathematics; mathematics achievement; students
• Exploring The Use And Impact Of Graphic Organiser In Science Learning Environment Of University Students In Ikere Ekiti, Nigeria by OGUNYEBI, Tunji Henry (2025) - Abstract: This study investigated the impacts of graphic organizer on University students’ learning in Ikere Ekiti, Nigeria. Also, the influence of gender on the performance of students exposed to graphic organizer was examined. Keywords: learning; organizer; performance; science; students; teaching; test; use
• Pyschological implications of sexual harassment on student interns by Davira, Tamuka; Faith Majoni, Anne; Chidarikire, Munyaradzi; Mwapangira, Innocent; Gudyani, Shepherd (2025) - Keyword: Sexual exploitation of student interns, sexual harassment in higher education, psychological impact of sexual harassment, academic performance and mental health of students, protection and support for victims of harassment Introduction Globally issues of sexual exploitation and harassment in institutions of higher learning have become pervasive as alluded to by (Rosiana,2023, Mushininga,2023, Canadian Federation of Students – Ontario report,2025 and Cantor et al,2019) who posit that sexual exploitation is having negative effect higher education learning and threatens access to education and attainment of academic excellence. Sexual exploitation and abuse have significant psychological consequences, particularly for mailto:tdavira707@gmail.com mailto:tamukadavira339@gmail.com Tamuka Davira Psychological Implications of sexual exploitation and Harassment on Student Interns Volume 9, Number 2, November 2025 | 279 zzzzzz students in higher education settings. Keywords: attachment; education; exploitation; harassment; implications; interns; issue; journal; research; students; study; violence; women; workplace
• Development of Interactive Teaching Materials Using Whiteboard Animation for Civic Learning in Elementary School by Sabri, Tahmid; Soeharto, Soeharto; Kurniadi, Ikhsan (2019) - The development of interactive whiteboard animation teaching materials was carried out at SD Negeri 2 Sadaniang because the school was considered to have sufficient facilities to support learning using interactive teaching materials, namely the availability of electricity, library space, laptops, LCDs, projectors and related to research material. Researchers develop interactive whiteboard animation teaching materials because interactive teaching materials have the advantage of being interesting teaching materials and in accordance with the age development of students. Keywords: animation; development; group; learning; materials; results; students; teaching; teaching materials; whiteboard
• Implementation of SQ3R Method in Improving the Students’ Basic Reading Skill by Aziz, Imam Nur (2019) - Therefore the lack of increased student reading can be realized by using the effective method with SQ3R which begins by building a general picture of the material being studied, growing questions from the title/subtitle of a chapter and continued by reading to find answers to questions 15. In this study to examine the validity of the findings the researchers used the method of interview of educators who use methods SQ3R which may enhance the activity of reading students in language learning English in school, and the source of his supporters are learners, the operator of the process of learning English by using methods SQ3R in school. Keywords: data; education; issn; learning; method; process; reading; sq3r; students; teaching; text
• Blended Learning Voice: Students’ Perceptions Of Mid Transitioning Into Digital Needs Of Academic Reading by Friatin, Lilies Youlia; Rachmawati, Etika; Ratnawati, Ratnawati (2017) - The structure of the blended learning environment keeps me focused on what is to be learned 0 6 15 4 0 25 4 Expectations of assignments are clearly stated 3 2 12 4 4 25 5 Activities are planned carefully 0 1 6 13 5 25 6 Using blended learning meet my learning goals 0 3 11 10 1 25 7 Using blended learning allows me explore my own areas of interest 0 1 12 12 0 25 8 Using blended learning makes me able to interact with other students and the teacher asynchronously 2 1 11 10 1 25 After the calculating the maximum frequency and index formula to measure students’ satisfaction of blended learning implementation. EDUCATIO : Journal Of Education Volume 2, Number 2, November 2017 ISSN : 2579-8383 (Print) ISSN : 2579-8405 (Online) zzzzzz z z Blended Learning Voice: Students’ Perceptions Of Mid Transitioning Into Digital Needs Of Academic Reading Lilies Youlia Friatin1, Etika Rachmawati2, Ratnawati3 1, 2, 3Galuh University, Ciamis, West Java, Indonesia lilies.youlia@yahoo.co.id, etika.rachmawati@gmail.com, ratnawati.english.edu@gmail.com Accepted: August 10, 2017 Reviewed: September 5, 2017 Published: November 20, 2017 Abstract: Blended learning is one of the e- learnings to be concerned its improvement and it can not be apart from the digital learning practices. Keywords: education; learning; online; perceptions; question; reading; students; technology
• The GenAI Fuzziness Towards Constructivist Pillars in Higher Education Institutions in Tanzania by Banele, Shima Dawson (2025) - Certainly, the gap in GenAI utilization is vested in the reduction of the instructors’ time for engaging in meaningful learners’ class tasks and activities for the provision of constructive personalized feedback. Specifically, two specific objectives were addressed that are: (1) to examine the feelings on GenAI utilization in building the constructivism pillars, and (2) to determine the levels of constructivism gaps resulting from students’ views on GenAI utilization Methods Research Area, Sample, and Sampling The mixed approaches that followed the descriptive design were administered. Keywords: constructivist; education; findings; genai; heis; instructors; knowledge; learners; learning; pillars; processes; students; utilization
• The Role of Islamic Religious Education Teachers in Improving the Ability to Read the Qur'an through the Al Wafa Method by Wahyuni Ahadiyah, Hanifah Eliyansah,; Wahyuni Ahadiyah, Hanifah Eliyansah , (2025) - In this context, the teachers implemented learning using the Al Wafa method, which is known as a enjoyable, comprehensive method that optimizes the right brain and uses images and Hijaz melodies to stimulate students in conceptually recognizing Hijaiyah letters. Islam dalam Meningkatkan Kemampuan Membaca Al-Qur’an melalui Metode Al Wafa Volume 9, Number 2, November 2025 | 211 zzzzzz Figure 1: Students’ Score Recap Several teachers also stated that the Al-Wafa method makes it easier for students to recognize Hijaiyah letters, understand recitation rules (tajwid), and increase their interest and diligence in learning the Qur’an. Keywords: ability; education; learning; method; qur'an; role; students; teachers; wafa
• Mentally Disabled Sex Education through Powerpoint Media by Nurhusni, Nurhusni; Fatmawati, Fatmawati (2019) - Abstract : This research is motivated by problems about four students who experience problems in self-development, especially in understanding adolescent sex education. The purpose of this study is to improve children's understanding of adolescent sex education through powerpoint media. Keywords: children; education; learning; media; powerpoint; sex; students; understanding
• Some Interventions for Sustainability Leveraged Mechanical Engineering Education by Gupta, Kapil; Pawanr, Shailendra; Nkosi, Mfundo (2025) - Some of the important examples of engaging learners in sustainability projects are mainly related to safety, environment protection, clear and green environment. With the help of showcasing some interventions and work carried out on sustainability-integrated teaching, learning, and projects, conducted at one of the leading international Pan African universities, this article aims to disseminate the concept of sustainable engineering education and encourages future interventions to establish the field further. Keywords: development; education; engineering; engineering education; interventions; learning; projects; sdgs; students; sustainability
• Implementation of Three Characters Education Design to Improve the Quality Of Academic Civitas College by Mubarok, Achmat (2019) - Abstract : The implementation of character education in college was conducted through three character education design bases: First, class-based character education, conducted with the relationship between lecturers as educators and students as learners in In the classroom. Third, the application of character education based on campus community is done by collaborating and always listening to community aspirations through co-operative Education Program (University cooperation with entrepreneurs, education, and society), Through the student Activities program. Keywords: campus; character; character education; community; culture; education; learning; students
• A Review Of Tolerance Education In The Development Of Children To Adulthood by Afriadi, Bambang (2020) - Tolerance in pedagogical understanding is communication between teacher and students, developing suboptimal conditions that contribute to the formation of a culture of communication among school children, respecting individual personalities, the ability to calmly express their opinions. The stage of child development, in social adjustment is a way to adjust to the demands and constraints in society. Keywords: anak; children; dan; development; education; issn; journal; number; pendidikan; people; print; religion; school; society; students; tolerance; values; volume
• The Relevance And Implications Of Metacognitive Strategy To Reading Comprehension In EFL Classroom by Amalia, Eka Rizki (2017) - Many strategies and techniques have been proposed as a solution to enhance students‟ reading comprehension skill, one of them is metacognitive reading strategy. The metacognitive reading strategy is considered effective to facilitate students reading comprehension in the field of second/foreign language studies.12 Many research then attempted to create taxonomies of metacognitive reading strategy to facilitate reading comprehension. Keywords: comprehension; efl; language; learning; monitoring; planning; reading; strategies; strategy; students; text
• The Effectiveness of Project-Based Learning in a Skirt Making Skill for Deaf Students by Dina, Firma; Efendi, Jon (2020) - Furthermore, the instrument can already be used in research to collect data, and the data is later tested with statistical tests using a formula that corresponds to the type of data collected, which in this research the formula to be used is the formula Wilcoxon signed ranks test. The calculation of the Wilcoxon test formula can be done using the SPSS16 application, and from these calculations we get the following results: Table 2 Descriptive initial test scores (pre-test) and final test scores (post-test) Keywords: education; issn; learning; number; students; test
• Teachers Professional Identity and Its Influence On Quality Educational Outcomes in Kenya by Gathondu, Margaret; Kagema, Josphat; Wanderi, Anne (2020) - They found that enabling environment established by mentor teachers and school principals can make student teachers to be more creative and promote their creative professionals. According to Hamman et al.1 studies on teacher professional identity in educational domain has gained specific attention. Keywords: data; development; education; identity; journal; kenya; learning; outcomes; quality; school; students; study; teachers; teaching
• Improving Students Performance in Fluid Mechanics Course through Remedial Action by Bayu, Abreham Bekele (2020) - Fluid mechanics course is considered by many individuals of learners as a difficult subject to grasp. To detect the extent to which learners performance in Fluid mechanics course 2. Keywords: course; education; engineering; fluid; issn; learning; mechanics; number; students; table
• Exploring the Infringing Behaviours of Students inside a University Classroom: by Jabeen, Rakhshinda; Chashoo, Shaista Hassan; Sarifa, Dr.Najmus (2020) - EDUCATIO : Journal Of Education Volume 5 , Number 2, November 2020 ISSN : 2579-8383 (Print) ISSN : 2579-8405 (Online) 131 zzzzzz z Exploring the Infringing Behaviours of Students inside a University Classroom: A research study from the Teacher’s vantage point Rakhshinda Jabeen, Shaista Hassan Chashoo, Dr.Najmus Sarifa English Language Centre, College of Science King Khalid University, Abha , Saudi Arabia rwahla7@gmail.com, shaistachashoo@yahoo.com, najmus.sarifa@gmail.com Accepted: May 17th 2020 reviewed: September 5th , 2020 Published: November 20th 2020 Abstract: The infringing behaviour of students is defined as a set of undesired and objectionable behaviour that hampers the flow of teaching-learning activities inside the classroom. Keywords: behaviours; classroom; issn; journal; learning; students; teachers; university
• The Effectiveness of Online Collaborative Learning on Students Writing Skills by Maulidah, Uci Nur; Aziz, Imam Nur (2020) - 29 Vygotsky, “Mind in Society (M. Cole, V. John-Steiner, S. Scribner, & E. Souberman, Eds.).” 30 David E Francis, A Review of Online Collaborative Learning: Theory and Practice, Canadian Journal of Learning and Technology / La Revue Canadienne de l’apprentissage et de La Technologie, vol. 31, 2005, https://doi.org/10.21432/t2pk6b. 31 You Su et al., “Moving Literature Circles into Wiki-Based Environment: The Role of Online Self-Regulation in EFL Learners’ Attitude toward Collaborative Learning,” Computer Assisted Language Learning 32, no. 5–6 (2019): 556– 86, https://doi.org/10.1080/09588221.2018.1527363. 32 Said Fathy El Said “An Experimental Study of Satisfaction Response: Evaluation of Online Collaborative Learning.” Keywords: collaborative; education; issn; journal; language; learning; online; pre; research; students; test; writing
• Designing Superlary Game to Learn Vocabulary of Tenth Grade Students by Sari, Hesty Puspita; Lestari, Wahyu Dwi (2020) - Sari 2 states that vocabulary mastery can be improved by using learning media. So it can be concluded that the learning media developed is very good for use in learning classes in class X SMA / MA on semester vocabulary material. Keywords: education; game; issn; learning; material; media; product; students; test; vocabulary
• The Role of Parents in Improving Children's Learning Motivation in Arabic Language Learning by Rosyidah, Binti; Sari, Annisa Nurwinda (2020) - 6 Interview with Mr. Burhan as Teacher EDUCATIO : Journal Of Education Volume 5 , Number 2, November 2020 ISSN : 2579-8383 (Print) ISSN : 2579-8405 (Online) 172 zzzzzz z students namely LS, RK, and AH with students named AV, GN, and AK that the role of parents of underachieving students in improving student learning motivation is due to the lack of care and attention from parents and lack of awareness of their own children. However, it turns out that when at home parents do not proceed to help and guide their children in evaluating and repeating vocabulary that has been taught in school. Keywords: children; jakarta; learners; learning; motivation; parents; research; students
• Implementation of Character Education Through Religious Culture in Developing Students' Soft Skills in Elementary School by Rahmania, Nurani; Khoiriyah, Maulidatul (2020) - The results showed that the implementation of character education at SD Ar Rahman Kertosono is through religious culture in accordance with the values of character education and mission vision of SD Ar Rahman. While the difference with this research is that the research will be researched focused on character education through religious culture in developing students' soft skills, this research was conducted at the elementary school level at SD Ar Rahman Kertosono. Keywords: activities; character; culture; education; jakarta; pendidikan; rahman; research; school; skills; students
• Implications of Multiculturalism and Tolerance in Islamic Religious Education by Wajdi, Muh Barid Nizarudin; Tobroni, Tobroni (2020) - Based on research, the weaknesses of Islamic religious education that take place today, among others: (a) the approach still tends to be normative, where religious education presents norms that are often without socio-cultural illustrations, so that learners do not live up to religious values as living values in everyday life; (b) The curriculum designed only offers a minimum of competence, but pai teachers are often fixated with it, so that creativity to enrich the material is less growing, as well as in terms of the application of learning methods that tend to be monotonous19. The understanding of pluralism and multiculturalism that has become a commodity in the political field will continue to roll in the realm of national education, including Islamic religious education which is integrally part of the national education system. Keywords: activities; agama; dan; education; islamic; issn; jurnal; kertosono; multiculturalism; pendidikan; pluralism; school; students; tolerance; values
• The Influence Of The Application Of Learning Strategies Model Elaboration Results Learn Aqeedah Akhlaq In MTs Mu'allimat College Cukir Jombang by Muslih, Imam (2018) - So the results of student learning data has a tendency normally distributed. In MTs Mu'allimat College Cukir Jombang Volume 2, Number 1, May 2017 | 59 zzzzzz .604 a. Dependent Variable: Hasil_Belajar_Aqeedah_Akhlaq Source: Output SPSS From the SPSS above it can be seen the influence of the independent variable (Strategy Elaboration) on the dependent variable (Learning Results creed Akhlaq) is as follows: The formula of simple linear regression: Where: Y = a subject / value in the dependent variable predicted a = price of Y when X = 0 (constant) Keywords: akhlaq; application; aqeedah; aqeedah akhlaq; college cukir; cukir jombang; data; elaboration; elaboration results; jombang volume; learning; model elaboration; mts; mts mu'allimat; mu'allimat college; number; strategies; strategies model; students
• Developing Interactive English Learning Media Based ICT for Elementary Student by Mukhlisin, Mukhlisin; Wathon, A. (2020) - (r) Asking student responses regarding the effectiveness of the teaching process after using learning media. Interactive learning media has a stimulus that is conducive to the development of the child independence, especially in terms of the development of competence, creativity, self- 6 Interactive media. Keywords: computer; development; education; english; ict; language; learning; material; media; students; teaching; technology
• Introducing Life Skills Through Project-Based Learning in Speaking for Informal Communication Course by Setiawan, Ridwan Yasin; Nurhajati, Diani (2025) - Thus, the learning process is able to develop student life skills. PjBL is a surefire solution for instilling student life skills. Keywords: language; learning; life; pjbl; process; project; skills; students; vlog
• The Effect Of Cognitive Competency On Early Adolescent Digital Literation Skills by Sari, Pratiwi Kartika; Siraj, Nurudin; Fatmalia, Nadia (2025) - The level of cognitive competence towards early adolescent digital literacy skills with a knowledge level of C1 of 97.0% at this stage shows the concept of digital literacy skills of early adolescents in remembering and storing information is very good, understanding C2 is 80.3%, this stage shows the concept of digital literacy skills Early adolescents understand and choose good information, the C3 application is 89.0%, indicating that the concept of early adolescent digital literacy skills in the application (use) of information is quite good Fig 2. (b) simple regression curve Table 1 Reliability Test and Prerequisite Analysis of the Effect of Cognitive Competence on Digital Literacy Skills Reliability> 0.7 Normality Sig> 0.05 (Normal) Homogeneity Sig> 0.05 (Homogeneous) Then came the term digital literacy skills or also known as digital information literacy. Keywords: ability; adolescents; competence; digital; education; information; journal; knowledge; literacy; literacy skills; media; skills; students
• The Effect of Google Classroom Media on Responsibility Characters in SMKN 3 Jombang by Brata, Diah Puji Nali; Veranda, Eva Fitria (2025) - The results of this study can be concluded that from testing using SPSS version 21 shows a calculated r value of 0.060 >r table 0.312 with a significant 0.713<0.05 so as to show there is an influence of Google Classroom learning media on student responsibilities. One of the media that can be used to strengthen the learning experience of learners is Google Classroom media designed to help teachers create, describe and share assignments with students paperless. Keywords: classroom; google; learning; media; responsibility; students; table; teachers; valid
• Obstacles to Using E-Learning in Teaching English for Students with Learning Disabilities during the Covid-19 Pandemic from Teachers' Point Of View by Khasawneh, Mohmmad Ahmad (2021) - In E-learning, the teacher's role has become a guide and mentor instead of mere instruction. E-learning: Keywords: education; english; issn; journal; learning; obstacles; students; study; teachers
• Improved Integrated Thematic Learning Outcomes Applying Immersed Models For Elementary School by Atikah, Nur; Purnama, Santia Indah; Mahdalena, Afriya; Amini, Risda (2021) - Students who initially felt reluctant in the learning of the theme because of the prominence of literature in each subject became more motivated by the application of integrated thematic learning approach type immersed7 This is because students are able to overcome learning difficulties learning difficulties through group work. 9 Syamsudin - Syamsudin and Luluk Safitri, “The Integrated Thematic Learning with Immersed Type in Improving Students’ Motivation: Study at MI Tahsinul Akhlak Bahrul Ulum Surabaya,” Ta’allum: Jurnal Pendidikan Islam 8, no. 1 (2020): 160–180. Keywords: cycle; elementary; issn; learning; model; researchers; students; teachers
• Tadzkirah Model in Learning Islamic Religious Education by Sahri, Sahri (2021) - In general, good learning models have the following characteristics or characteristics5: 1. Pena Persada, 2020), 78 7Hasnawati, implementation of tadzkirah learning model on the lessons of aqidah akhlak in madrasah ibtidaiyah (mi) nurul jihad subdistrict tembilahan hulu,Journal of Education PENDIDIKAN ISSN: 2087-0310 E-ISSN: 2721-7728 Vol.8, No.1, 2020, 65 8 Ani nur aeni, pendidikan karakter uintuk mahasiswa PGSD, (bandung : UPI Press, 2014), 93 EDUCATIO : Journal Of Education Volume 6 , Number 1, May 2021 ISSN : 2579-8383 (Print) ISSN : 2579-8405 (Online) 52 zzzzzz z EDUCATIO : Journal Of Education Volume 6 , Number 1, May 2021 ISSN : 2579-8383 (Print) ISSN : 2579-8405 (Online) 53 zzzzzz z Keywords: dan; education; good; islamic; issn; learning; learning model; model; pembelajaran; pendidikan; students; tadzkirah
• Effectiveness of Drill Method in Madrasah Diniyyah Ketapangtelu Lamongan (New Normal Era) by Husniyah, Nur Iftitahul; Purwanto, Purwanto (2021) - , where Madrasah Diniyah students have started to return to normal Previously in 2020 when the Covid-19 Pandemic was still warm, Madrasah Diniyah in Ketapangtelu Village was practically suspended for almost a year because there were no children studying there, also the online learning process did not run optimally due to limited wifi or credit facilities. With this method, it is expected to grow a variety of student learning activities in connection with teaching teachers, in other words, an educational interaction is created between teachers and students. Keywords: diniyah; drill; education; issn; learning; madrasah; method; students; teacher
• The Effect of Cooperative Learning on Reasoning Ability and Mastery of Mathematical Concepts by Suyanto, Agus (2021) - In cooperative learning students feel that they are working together to achieve one goal and are bound to one another. The results of the study concluded: (1) There was a significant effect of cooperative learning methods on reasoning abilities and mastery of mathematical concepts. Keywords: concepts; learning; mastery; reasoning; students; test; value
• Optimizing the Role of Nganjuk Government in Online Learning during the Pandemic by Dewi, Maya Puspita; Wajdi, Muh Barid Nizarudin (2021) - The implementation of home learning policy during the Covid 19 pandemic for elementary school students in Nganjuk District itself also refers to Circular Letter No. 4 of 2020 concerning the Implementation of Education in the Covid 19 Emergency Period. The standard of online learning policy has actually been set out in Permendikbud No. 22, 2016 on The Standard Of Education Process but still failed to implement it6. Keywords: education; home; implementation; learning; nganjuk; online; policy; students; teachers
• The Influence of Self-Concept on Citizenship Learning Outcomes by Hatiarsih, Rida (2021) - Student learning outcomes are strongly influenced by self-concept which is a factor in improving the quality of student learning. The role of self-concept for individuals in terms of behavior cannot be doubted, because self- concept is the center of individual behavior. Keywords: concept; education; learning; self; students
• How The Students Perceive On The Use Of Cooperative Learning In Teaching Speaking by Andas, Netty Huzniati (2018) - Abstract: Cooperative Learning is teaching method in which students work in a small group to achieve a joint goal. To gain the data, interview and students’ field diary were used. Keywords: cooperative; english; learning; research; speaking; students; teaching
• Islamic Education Curriculum of Ban Budhee School from The South Thailand Muslim Minority by Isnaini, Rohmatun Lukluk (2020) - It is a royal Islamic-based school that has applied Islamic education curriculum. This paper focuses on the model of Islamic education curriculum in Muslim minority areas, especially in Ban Budhee School. Keywords: curriculum; education; education curriculum; evaluation; government; islamic; learning; materials; muslim; objectives; pattani; school; students; teaching; thailand
• The Role of Entrepreneurship Education to Increase Entrepreneurial Intention among University Students by Indriyani, Ratih; Kristanto, Kristanto (2021) - Entrepreneurial Skills and Entrepreneurial Entrepreneurial Intentions 41 Puni, Anlesinya, and Korsorku, “Entrepreneurial Education, Self-Efficacy and Intentions in Sub- Saharan Africa.” 42 Nowiński et al., “The Impact of Entrepreneurship Education, Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy and Gender on Entrepreneurial Intentions of University Students in the Visegrad Countries.” 43 Zhao, Seibert, and Hills, “The Mediating Role of Self-Efficacy in the Development of Entrepreneurial Intentions.” 44 Mangkunegara, “Evaluasi Kinerja SDM.” 45 Puni, Anlesinya, and Korsorku, “Entrepreneurial Education, Self-Efficacy and Intentions in Sub- Saharan Africa.” 46 Nowiński et al., “The Impact of Entrepreneurship Education, Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy and Gender on Entrepreneurial Intentions of University Students in the Visegrad Countries.” Thus entrepreneurship education (X) has a significant positive effect on entrepreneurial self-efficacy (Z1) so that the second hypothesis which states educational effect on self entrepreneurial self efficacy, is accepted. Keywords: business; education; efficacy; entrepreneurship; entrepreneurship education; intentions; research; self; skills; students
• Development of Engineering Mechanics Module as Student's Learning Material In Google Classroom by Ikhwan, Syaiful; Syah, Nurhasan; Giatman, M.; Ambiyar, Ambiyar (2021) - With these problems, a treatment is needed to overcome these learning difficulties by selecting appropriate and effective teaching materials, one of which is by using learning modules. Meanwhile, according to Anwar 6, learning modules must be arranged systematically and attractively including material content, methods, and evaluations and these compiled modules will be used as teaching materials in online learning so that students can use them independently to achieve the expected competencies. Keywords: development; engineering; learning; learning module; mechanics; mechanics module; module; results; students
• The Meaning of Spiritual Life and the Reduction of Behavioral Disorders for Youth Members of the English Study Club (ESC) by Wahyuni, Eka Sri (2021) - In practice, this approach is implemented through various activities, namely: learning the Koran, praying in congregation, social services, developing roles as peer tutors in learning English, involving ESC members in various competitions outside of school, as well as interpreniurship training. . METHOD This article is a description of the process and results of action research carried out by implementing the Humanist-Religious counseling approach to encourage the emergence of meaning in life and reduce behavioral disorders of adolescent ESC members. Keywords: activities; club; disorders; english; esc; learning; life; meaning; members; students; study
• Enhancing the effectiveness of Teaching Writing In Class II Elementary School by Ma'azi, Ilza Azizah (2016) - At this stage, teachers are asked to coordinate student activities and give-kan comment on student writing. the purpose of obtaining the models increase students' skills in writing in the Indonesian language is good and right, increasing motivation, attention, student activities more positive towards learning to write, 2. personnel: teachers, teacher grade II SD, principals and students of class II SD, 3. step action: students follow the teaching of writing by using the media image through a phase. Keywords: class; effectiveness; elementary; learning; process; school; skills; students; teachers; teaching; writing
• Islamic Religious Education Learning Design by Learning Management System (LMS) Assessment of the PAI KKG Group In The Covid-19 Pandemic Era by Husniyah, Nur Iftitahul; Purwanto, Purwanto (2021) - KKGPAI Dander District in designing PAI learning in the Covid-19 pandemic era using (LMS) through the Sifajargoro application, PAI student application, YouTube, Google classroom, Whatsahap, Google form, quiz. The process of implementing PAI learning in KKG Dander Bojonegoro District in designing learning that uses learning based on Learning Management System (LMS) by utilizing applications namely Sifajargoro, Digital Application of PAI Students, YouTube, Google Classroom, Whatshap, Google Form, Quiziz conducted by lecture method as a student learning resource center addition, schools must be able to use the PAI learning system based on the Learning Management System in accordance with the standardization, the International Yuli Choirul Ummah Dismantling Paradigm Book Ta'limul Muta'allim Volume 6, Number 3, November 2021 | 314 zzzzzz Technology Education Association (ITEA). Keywords: application; distance; google; learning; lms; management; pai; students; system; teachers
• Study Constraints And Troubleshooting Affective Learning in Islamic Education At High School In Yogyakarta by Fu'ad, Nurul (2016) - Obstacles in the Development of Interest in Student In developing the interests of students, some barriers or obstacles that are often experienced by teachers of Islam education is: a) the student's interest is not based on planning, b) the activity of some students is negative, c) hours for the teaching of religion Islam is very limited, d) the number of students in the classroom is too many, e) the lack of props, f) lack of attention from parents and community environment, g) the influence of the mass media (especially audio visual), h) to follow the lessons PAl just for looking formal value, i) lack of understanding of students of religion, j) the condition of students is heterogeneous, k) students are less interested in religion, l) no examples and models, and m) do not carry out the task. the impact of media, dyed hair, man- made bracelet or necklace, j) child resistance, k) students tend to not pay attention to the teacher, l) resulting heterogeneous student studying religion is inhibited, m) student, deliberately forgetting the need to be reminded, and n) the order has not been done properly. Keywords: affective; affective learning; constraints; development; education; high; islamic; learning; school; students; study; teachers; yogyakarta
• Educational and socioeconomic status of Majhis: A study of Adamtar, Dhading district of Nepal by Nepali, Som (2022) - If we accept this consideration, then the majority of Majhi families in the study areas cannot afford to send their children in better educational institutions which can impinge on their chances for social mobility in the higher/professional education institutions thereby limiting their access to employment and other life chances. However the research was carried out to achieve the following specific objectives: 1) To find out educational status and achievement of Majhi children, 2) To examine the social and economic condition of Majhi community and 3) To identify living standard of Majhi community in the study area. Keywords: children; education; family; grades; issn; journal; land; language; majhi; nepal; number; people; print; research; school; status; students; study; teachers; volume
• Effectiveness of Online Learning During the Covid-19 Pandemic in Indonesia by Anggraini, Fitriya Dwi (2022) - Online learning forces us to shift our educational behavior away from traditional face-to-face instruction and toward online learning. The purpose of this study is to analyze the effectiven of online learning systems in the future and provide the right solution for distance learning. Keywords: corona; covid-19; education; journal; learning; number; students; virus
• Developing Vocabulary Game through “Eclipse Crossword” by sari, hesty puspota; Rahayu, Nanik Sri; Darmayanti, Julia Ike (2022) - It is done to motivate the third-semester students of Baltar Islamic University in learning vocabulary. So, in another word the students absolutely agree with using an eclipse crossword in learning vocabulary. Keywords: crossword; learning; media; model; students; vocabulary
• Non-graded Education: Recognition of Individual Differences by Masrifatin, Yuni (2016) - In the multi-age classroom, children of different ages in the same class with different teaching programs according to class level. The National Society for the Study of Education in 1962 on the acquisition of student differences in raw les. Keywords: children; class; differences; education; individual; learning; level; november; number; recognition; students; volume
• Education Human Excellence by Wathon, Aminul (2016) - The potency of the essential human question is the potential to solve the problem of life and human life, both as individuals, groups, communities, societies, nations, and as the world's inhabitants. The journey of human life in space and time (past, present, future) which forms a continuum (not intermittent) positions the man into a creature that has always been, is, and will learn with relentless lifelong (lifelong learning). Keywords: development; education; education human; excellence; human; life; number; potential; students; volume
• Alignment of the Holy Cross College STA. Rosa Student’s Program with their Interest and Skills by Perez, Abie Shane B.; Santos, John Vincent Llenada (2022) - This research focused on finding if there’s a significant relationship between the alignment of students’ programs with their interests and skills to their academic performance. Therefore, we can say that there is no significant relationship between the alignment of students’ programs with their skills and interests, and performance. Keywords: college; education; interest; journal; performance; programs; skills; students; study
• Authentic Assessment by Mujahidin, Mujahidin (2016) - Kini, penilaian porto-folio semakin ramai dibicarakan dan diakrabi para guru dan dosen yang mengajukan sertifikasi profesionalisme pendidik lewat pembuatan portofolio. Fungsi dan Peran Masyarakat Keterkaitan antara masyarakat dan pendidikan dapat ditinjau dari tiga segi yaitu: a. Masyarakat sebagai penyelenggara pendidikan, baik yang dilembagaknan (jalur sekolah dan jalur luar sekolah) maupun jalur yang tidak dilembagakan(jalur luar sekolah). Keywords: achievement; activities; anak; assessment; assessment volume; atau; baik; cit; competence; criteria; curriculum; dalam; dan; dapat; dari; dengan; itu; keluarga; knowledge; lain; learners; learning; lingkungan; manusia; masyarakat; merupakan; model; mujahidin; november; number; pendidikan; penilaian; performance; perkembangan; portofolio; sebagai; secara; sekolah; skills; sosial; students; tasks; untuk; use; yang; zzzzzz
• Critical Thinking Analysis Based on Imagination Games in Listening Poetry by Wicaksono, Helmi (2022) - Efforts to improve the ability to think critically based on imagination games in listening to poetry are carried out by connecting descriptions from information imagination games to meaning imagination games. (2) The teacher's efforts in improvingthe ability to think kritis students are based on imagination games in listening to poetry. Keywords: activities; game; imagination; imagination game; information; listening; meaning; number; poem; poetry; students; thinking; volume
• The Development Of Learning-Based Guided Inquiry On Waste Materials To Enhance Students Learning Results students of SMK by Sa’diyah, Halimatus (2018) - The improvement of students learning result reached indicator 82%, from 36 students that followed the lesson. z The Development Of Learning-Based Guided Inquiry On Waste Materials To Enhance Students Learning Results students of SMK Halimatus Sa’diyah STAI CENDEKIA INSANI thusy_198718@yahoo.com Published: May 15, 2017 Reviewed April 17, 2017 Received: March 12, 2017 Keywords: assessment; completeness; dan; inquiry; jakarta; learning; lesson; materials; pendidikan; process; results; students; teaching; test; waste
• Factors Affecting Academic Performance and Motivation among Holy Cross College Sta. Rosa Grade 12 Students by Cordova, Missy S.; Maria, Jercie Mae Sta.; Santos, John Vincent Llenada (2022) - Communication skills have an impact on student achievement; communication may be considered as a variable that is positively related to student performance in open learning. EDUCATIO : Journal Of Education Volume 7 , Number 3, November 2022 ISSN : 2579-8383 (Print) ISSN : 2579-8405 (Online) 154 have a substantial influence on student performance. Keywords: academic; agree; interpretation; learning; mean; motivation; performance; statement; students; table
• Developing “SEEY“ Android-Based Game for Learning English Grammar: Research and Development by Sari, Hesty Puspita; Maulidyah, Silvi Nuril; Aini, Miza Rahmatika (2022) - Results of the study are displayed: (1) Developing “SEEY” android-based game for learning English grammar to eighth- graders in jun high school, with a focus on tenses that are more advanced and have four tenses (simple0present0tense, present0continuous0tense, simple0past0tense, and past0continuous tense) (2) “SEEY” android-based game was valid, as evidenced by the fact that media validators gave it an overall score of 271 and an 82 percent accuracy rate. The “SEEY” android-based Game methodology for learning English grammar to eighthpgradepstudents in junior high school was developed in response to issues found in the study for eighth-gradehstudents. Keywords: android; english; game; grammar; issn; learning; media; students; tenses
• Effective factors and issues in online learning in Covid-19: a global review by Jahanaray, Ali; Jahanaray, Mohammad; Zohoorian, Zahra (2022) - Issues students faced for online learning students face in the online learning process are: • The research identified some challenges towards online learning as below: • Most students miss the old scheduled classes and their structured • Students could not hold the same level of concentration • Technical issues and equity limitations of digital platforms • Junior and last year students were affected the most. Keywords: countries; covid-19; education; engagement; internet; issn; issues; journal; lack; learning; online; pandemic; problems; research; students; study; teachers; teaching; technology
• An Empirical Bond between Learner Autonomy and Well-being by Fikria, Ainun; Hilmi, Akhyat; Zulaiha, Irma (2022) - 23 Huta and Waterman, “Eudaimonia and Its Distinction from Hedonia: Developing a Classification and Terminology for Understanding Conceptual and Operational Definitions”; Jia et al., “Beneficial Effects of Hedonic and Eudaimonic Motivations on Subjective Well-Being in Adolescents: A Two-Wave Cross-Lagged Analysis.” 24 Macaskill and Denovan, “Developing Autonomous Learning in First Year University Students Using Perspectives from Positive Psychology.” 25 Benson, “Teaching and Researching: Autonomy in Language Learning”; Edward L Deci and Richard M Ryan, “The ‘What’ and ‘Why’ of Goal Pursuits: Human Needs and the Self-Determination of Behavior,” Psychological Inquiry 11, no. 4 (2000): 227–268, http://dx.doi.org/10.1207/s15327965pli1104_01. 26 Deci and Ryan, “The ‘What’ and ‘Why’ of Goal Pursuits: Human Needs and the Self-Determination of Behavior.” 12 Benson, “Teaching and Researching: Autonomy in Language Learning”; Mei Latipah et al., “Folktales as a Means of Ecological Education for Society in Bejiharjo Village, Gunungkidul, Yogyakarta,” Pancaran Pendidikan 6, no. 2 (2017): 161–170; A. S. İpek and S. Okumuş, “İlköğretim Matematik Öğretmen Adaylarının Matematiksel Problem Çözmede Kullandıkları Temsiller,” Gaziantep University Journal of Social Sciences 11, no. 3 (2012): 681-700.; Sierra Piedrahita and Frodden, “Promoting Student Autonomy Through Self-Assessment and Learning Strategies”; Yi-Lien Yeh and Yu-Ju Lan, “Fostering Student Autonomy in English Learning through Creations in a 3D Virtual World,” Educational Technology Research and Development 66, no. 3 (2017): 693–708, http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s11423-017-9566-6; Ruiqi Zhou and Yiyi Bao, “The Impact of Achievement Motivation on Project-Based Autonomous Learning —— An Empirical Study on the 2017 NBEPC,” English Language Teaching 11, no. 11 (2018): 31, http://dx.doi.org/10.5539/elt.v11n11p31; Gina Smith et al., “Successful Instructional Leadership Styles in Education.,” Journal of Instructional Research 6 (2017): 46–52. 13 Micòl Beseghi, “Emotions and Autonomy in Foreign Language Learning at University,” EL.LE, no. 2 (2018), http://dx.doi.org/10.30687/elle/2280-6792/2018/02/003. 14 J Joy James, “Zull, J. E. (2002). Keywords: autonomy; education; issn; journal; language; learner; learning; self; students; study
• Developing Interactive English Learning Media Based ICT for Elementary Student by Mukhlisin, Mukhlisin; Wathon, Aminul (2017) - (r) Asking student responses regarding the effectiveness of the teaching process after using learning media. Interactive learning media has a stimulus that is conducive to the development of the child independence, especially in terms of the development of competence, creativity, self- 6 Interactive media. Keywords: computer; development; education; english; ict; language; learning; material; media; students; teaching; technology
• Shaping The Character Of The Students Through Example Of Teachers by Umah, Yuli Choirul (2017) - Exemplary Teacher Educating character through character education requires not only mere theory or concept. Character education is a holistic educational process that connects the moral dimension to the social realm in the students life as the foundation to establish quality generations who are Able to Live Independently and have the truth principle that can be accounted for. Keywords: behavior; character; character education; education; example; learners; nation; number; students; teachers; umah; values; volume
• The Effectiveness Of The Method of GI With Electronic Workbench Study To Improve Activities and Results Student by Sari, Devit Etika (2018) - Abstract: Effectiveness of Cooperative Learning Model Gi(Group Investigation)with EWB(Electronic Work bench)in increasing student activity and learning outcomes is research that aims to know the management of learning, student activities and student learning outcomes during the learning process takes place in class X TAV 1 in SMK Negeri 1 Lengkong. Averages of student activity that arise during the learning process is Visual Activities in the 1st round by 59.7% in the 2nd round by 76.9% and amounted to 87.6% 3. Keywords: activities; activity; effectiveness; group; investigation; learning; results; round; students; study
• Influence of Principals’ Collaborative Practices on Students’ Performance in Secondary Schools in Murang’a and Kirinyaga Counties, Kenya by Irungu, Cecilia; Kagema, Josphat; Gachahi, Michael (2019) - In order to enhance academic performance, school principals have to employ practices that will lead to better academic performance. The study established that principals’ promotion of collaborative practices was higher in Kirinyaga than in Murang’a County. Keywords: county; kirinyaga; leadership; learners; murang’a; n.d; performance; practices; principals; school; students; teachers

• The Urgency of HR Quality in Improving the Quality of Islamic Education Institutions by Masrifatin, Yuni (2022) - Human resources are a very vital element in every organization, because the human resource factor is very dominant in the work process of the organization, so to achieve organizational goals, human resource development needs to be carried out to improve employee performance, skills, behavior and knowledge. Strengthening all aspects of HR (Human Resources) becomes absolutely necessary in Islamic religious education institutions, competent HR (Human Resources) will bring changes in the institution to the expected goodness and progress. Keywords: dalam; dan; development; education; institutions; islamic; issn; journal; madrasah; management; pendidikan; quality; religious; resources
• The role of the basic education system in promoting entrepreneurship skills by Mlambo, Gloria Buyisile; Mdhlalose, Dickson (2023) - 22 Suhaib Aamir, Nuray Fatma Atsan, and Ayfer Ferda Erdem, “A Review of Entrepreneurship Education Research in the Special Issues of Education + Training Journal,” Education + Training 61, no. 9 (2019): 1078– 1099, http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/et-02-2019-0027. 23 Joakim Falkäng and Fernando Alberti, “The Assessment of Entrepreneurship Education,” Industry and Higher Education 14, no. 2 (2000): 101–108, http://dx.doi.org/10.5367/000000000101294931; Jones, Matlay, and Maritz, “Enterprise Education: For All, or Just Some?”; Aamir, Atsan, and Erdem, “A Review of Entrepreneurship Education Research in the Special Issues of Education + Training Journal”; Rosique-Blasco, Madrid-Guijarro, and García-Pérez-de-Lema, “Entrepreneurial Skills and Socio-Cultural Factors.” 24 Mario Rosique-Blasco, Antonia Madrid-Guijarro, and Domingo García-Pérez-de-Lema, “Entrepreneurial Skills and Socio-Cultural Factors: An Empirical Analysis in Secondary Education Students,” Education + Training 58, no. 7/8 (2016), http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/et-06-2015-0054. It was also concluded that training and recruitment of technology education teachers are needed to practise comprehensive Technology teaching and learning. Keywords: curriculum; education; entrepreneurship; entrepreneurship education; learners; learning; phase; research; schools; skills; south; study; teachers; teaching; technology; training
• Natural School Curriculum Study In Order To Prevent Educational Character Education Basic School Level by Yulianti, Yulianti (2017) - While Hamalik argues that curriculum development should include: 1) curriculum objectives, 2) curriculum materials, 3) curriculum methods, 4) curriculum organizations and 5) curriculum evaluation. 4. This study used a qualitative approach with an observational case study research design related to the concept of curriculum development of SDI Bilingual School SDI Surya Buana Malang. Keywords: curriculum; development; education; learning; natural; school; surya
• Analyze Education and Training Using Marine Engine Simulator at STIP Jakarta Indonesia by Rachman, Abdul; Simanjuntak, Marihot (2019) - Forgetting of operation confirmation 17 Repetition of the same operation 10 Others 8 Total 150 Details of errors Number of cases A preliminary pump is started 35 When the pump is started, a neccessary valve is not opened 20 The operation order of the turning of the main engine is reverse 15 Heating of diesel oil 10 A closing failure of the steam valve for heating cooling fresh water 13 Abdul Rachman, Marihot Simanjuntak Analyze Education and Training …. VIII and IV),Lack of Motivation(especially semester .IV),Implementation of Scenario, Less effective in equipment familiarization, Insufficient confirmation to operation, Not carefully in reading the instruction, Lack of Support from other teacher, Incomplete knowledge on the operational sequence, Weak attitude and behavior in team and desire to work together. Keywords: education; engine; engineer; errors; knowledge; marine; mls; number; operation; scenario; simulator; training
• Character Education And The Strategy Of Building An Independent Learners by Hadi, Samsul; Chaer, Moh. Toriqul (2017) - Lack of accommodation of character education in formal, non-formal and informal; 6. From the above background, it appears that character education is an alternative attempt, a breakthrough that should be taken to establish an authentic national character, independent, self-sufficient in order to prepare the next generation to face global challenges such as tough, a moratorium on the ASEAN Economic Community. Keywords: building; character; character education; development; education; educators; good; human; indonesia; learners; learning; life; national; process; strategy; values
• Fostering Sustainable Creativity and Innovation in Islamic Creative Organizations by Hariyadi, Bachtiar; Setyawanto, Agus; Tontowi, Tontowi (2023) - Various authors who analyze innovation activities emphasize important aspects, such as the strategic approach of organizations to innovation activities 4, the need for effective knowledge management 5 , the need for innovative leadership 6, the importance of organizational creativity 7, the significance of innovative organizational culture 8, and the crucial role of communication in the innovation writing and implementation process 9. To achieve this goal, the following research objectives are formulated: to reveal the importance of communication management as a core organizational activity in creating innovation in the context of changes in a dynamic environment; to analyze the manifestations of creativity and knowledge management as potential factors driving innovation; to uncover the relationship between communication, knowledge, and creativity in the process of innovation development in Islamic creative organizations; to investigate the possibility of applying the website and social network Facebook owned by Islamic publishing organizations in the effort to involve stakeholder groups in innovation activities. Keywords: activities; business; collaboration; communication; creation; creativity; development; digital; education; innovation; international; journal; knowledge; learning; management; number; organizations; process; publishing; research; review; role; stakeholders; value
• The Role of PAI Teachers in Forming Pancasila Student Profiles At Elementary School by Ahadiyah, Wahyuni; Husniyah, Nur Iftitahul; Zulianah, Evi; Afita, Ayu (2023) - Keyword:Role, PAI Teacher, Profile of Pancasila Students. The research was conducted regarding the implementation of the project to strengthen the profile of Pancasila students through school culture with data collection techniques through observation, interviews, and documentation. Keywords: character; dalam; education; jurnal; learning; pai; pancasila; pancasila student; pendidikan; profile; role; school; student; teachers; values
• The Influence Of Non-Formal Education In Improving Students Skill Of Reading And Writing The Qur’an by Nurrahmaniah, Sarah; Kunaenih, Kunaenih (2025) - The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of non-formal education in improving the ability to read and write the Al-qur'an of TPA Al-Hanif students in East Jakarta. The results showed that there is a relationship between non-formal education in improving the reading and writing of the Qur'an of students with a correlation of r = 0.470 𝑟2 = 0.4702. Keywords: education; pendidikan; qur'an; read; tpq; variable
• Analysis of the Internalisation of Tarekat Syadziliyah Values on Santri Pesantren Syaichona Moh. Cholil Bangkalan by Mardiyah, Mardiyah; Qusairi, Qusairi (2023) - 6 M S Zuhriy, “Budaya Pesantren Dan Pendidikan Karakter Pada Pondok Pesantren Salaf,” Walisongo Jurnal Penelitian Sosial Keagamaan (2011). The research method used is a qualitative approach with the type of case study, which describes how the internalisation of Tarekat Syadziliyah values affects the moral formation of santri. Keywords: bangkalan; cholil; education; islamic; jurnal; moh; morals; pendidikan; pesantren; santri; syadziliyah; syaichona; tarekat; values
• Optimizing the Role of Applied Maritime Science Education on Logistics Transformation Based on the Automatic Identification System (AIS) in Islamic Countries by Setiawati, Rini; Syukur, Abdul; Wijaya, Hendra (2023) - A successful transformation of AIS logistics will create new opportunities for trade and economic growth in Islamic countries that have access to the sea. Additionally, case studies of specific Islamic countries that have successfully optimized the role of applied maritime scientific education in AIS logistics transformation were integrated into this research. Keywords: ais; collaboration; countries; education; islamic; logistics; maritime; research; training
• The Identity of the Nusantara Islamic Community (Wasatiyah Islam and Progressive Islam) by Sutomo, Sutomo; Syukur, Abdul (2023) - Reasons for the Emergence of Progressive Islam The emergence of progressive Islam based on the perspective of da'wah science. Abstract This research investigates the unique identity within the Indonesian Islamic Community, specifically focusing on Washotiyah Islam (moderate Islam) and Progressive Islam. Keywords: community; concept; da'wah; education; indonesia; islam; islamic; jurnal; muhammadiyah; nusantara; progressive; society; values; wasathiyah
• The Influence of Cooperative Learning Model Student Team Achievement Division ( STAD) And Learning Motivation On Learning Outcomes by Yuliastuti, Yayuk Harini; Degeng, I Nyoman Sudana; Leksono, Ibut Priono (2023) - this _ means 𝐻𝑜 accepted , both the STAD and Snowball Throwing learning models are the same normally distributed Volume 8, Number 3, November 2023| It means exist _ difference results Study eye lesson geography between given students _ learning the Student Team Achievement Division (STAD) model with those who are given Snowball Throwing learning model . Keywords: class; education; journal; learning; model; motivation; results; snowball; stad; student; study; test; throwing
• Digital Learning Strategies for Elementary Education: Exploring Effective Techniques by Selirowangi, Nisaul Barokati; Wajdi, Muh Barid Nizarudin (2022) - EDUCATIO : Journal Of Education Volume 7 , Number 1, May 2022 ISSN : 2579-8383 (Print) ISSN : 2579-8405 (Online)_____________________________________________________________ Volume 7, Number 1, May 2022 | 60 of digital learning strategies in elementary education and exploring their impact on student outcomes. The integration of digital learning strategies in elementary education holds great potential for enhancing student learning outcomes7. Keywords: digital; education; elementary; learning; research; strategies; study; technology
• Enhancing Primary Education through Digital Learning Platforms: A Comprehensive Review by Selirowangi, Nisaul Barokati (2021) - The methodology involves a systematic analysis of existing literature and research in the field of primary education and digital learning platforms. Educators, policymakers, and stakeholders will find this abstract valuable for gaining insights into the potential benefits and challenges associated with leveraging digital learning platforms to enhance primary education. Keywords: digital; education; learning; learning platforms; platforms; research; student
• Higher Education in Sylhet Division of Bangladesh: Performance of Private Universities by Alam, Md. Jahangir (2024) - The Private University Act of 1992, later replaced by the Private University Act of 2010, opened new avenues for private higher education institutions to meet the growing demand for education. Within Sylhet's four districts, the Sylhet district houses the majority of higher education institutions, while the Moulvibazar district has the fewest. Keywords: bangladesh; division; education; government; institutions; performance; study; sylhet; sylhet division; universities; university
• Conceptual Changes in South African Higher Education: Embracing Student-Centred Approaches Amidst Challenges by Nyagope, Taurayi Stephen (2024) - This can be supported by integrating advanced pedagogical tools and techniques, such as adaptive learning technologies that tailor educational content to individual student needs. A strategic analysis of 15 scholarly articles underscores the transition to interactive, learner-centred methods aimed at enhancing deep learning and student engagement. Keywords: african; approach; challenges; development; education; environments; learning; south; strategies; student; teaching; technology
• Marzano’s Learning Principles in Teaching Methods at Erbil City Schools by Hasan, Shahzad Ramadan (2024) - The Effect of Using Teaching Strategy Based on Model Dimensions of Learning Marzano Learning and Solving Math Problems to Students in the Basic Stage in Jordan. Omar Alkhateeb, The Impact of Using Model of Marzano Gain Students the Ability to Configure an Integrated Conceptual Structure in Islamic Concepts, Journal of Education and Practice 6, no. 5 (2015): 146-160. Keywords: application; dimensions; education; journal; knowledge; learning; marzano; model; research; teachers; teaching; years
• The influence of gender centred aggressiveness on academic performance of learners. A case of Chishakwe Primary School by Mapfunde, Davie; Mungomezi, Nisbert (2025) - UNESCO has published two gender-sensitive reference materials to help teachers address school related gender centred aggression. United Nations (2006) established that 91% of school children in Bangladesh reported having been physically punished and in India a study carried out across 13 states found out that more than half of children reported having been involved in different forms of sexual exploitation. Keywords: aggression; aggressiveness; children; chishakwe; education; gca; gender; girls; learners; performance; school; study; teachers; violence
• Grade repetition, school drop-out and ineffective school policy by Bayat, Amiena; Kohli, Nontandazo; madyibi, siphe (2024) - In the context of this study, the Promotion and Progression Policy is examined as a macro-level influence that interacts with other systems, such as school leadership, classroom dynamics, and community socio-economic conditions, to shape learner outcomes. Operational Challenges and Leadership The investigation also uncovered significant operational and leadership challenges, particularly in Rural School D. Frequent changes in school leadership, coupled with inadequate district support, contributed to the school’s deteriorating performance. Keywords: africa; drop; education; grade; leadership; learners; policy; rates; schools; south; study
• Enhancing nutritional support for Zimbabwe HIV-positive rural learners with albinism during El Niño-induced drought: School Development Committee role by Chidarikire, Munyaradzi; Mhlanga, Songile (2024) - Enhancing nutritional support for Zimbabwe HIV-positive rural learners with albinism during El Niño-induced drought: School Development Committee role Munyaradzi Chidarikire1, Songile Mhlanga2 1 Department of Curriculum Studies, Faculty of Education, Great Zimbabwe University, Zimbabwe 2 Department of Applied Psychology; Faculty of Social Science; Midlands State University; Zimbabwe mchidas78@gmail.com, songilemhlanga@gmail.com Accepted: Sept 28th 2024 Reviewed: This study aims to fill this gap by examining the mechanisms through which SDCs can enhance nutritional support for these marginalized groups in the context of climate-induced crises, specifically El Niño droughts. Keywords: albinism; challenges; development; education; health; hiv; journal; learners; research; sdcs; support; zimbabwe
• The Creating Digital Platform Active Learning Supreme Application Using the ADDIE Model to Enhance Learning Management Activities in the 21st century for the Teachers in Thailand by Vicheanpant, Thanyawich (2024) - Active learning application in education. UNESCO is committed to supporting Member States to harness the potential of active learning application technologies for achieving the Education 2030 Agenda, while ensuring that its application in educational contexts is guided by the core principles of inclusion and equity. Keywords: als; application; development; education; learning; lesson; management; plan; supreme; teachers; teaching
• The Dynamics of Inclusive Education in Islamic Schools: An Islamic Education Perspective by Mahrus, Mahrus; Wardan, Khusnul (2025) - Siswa menjadi lebih terbuka terhadap pandangan dan situasi yang berbeda, yang penting dalam membentuk sikap toleransi dan keterbukaan terhadap keberagaman sosial, budaya, dan keagamaan. Dalam banyak kasus, ada kecenderungan untuk mempertahankan model pendidikan yang lebih eksklusif dan menganggap bahwa siswa berkebutuhan khusus tidak cocok berada di kelas yang sama dengan siswa lainnya.(Sanusi, 2023)Pandangan ini menimbulkan resistensi terhadap penerapan pendidikan inklusi. Keywords: bagi; bahwa; belajar; dalam; dan; dari; dengan; education; ini; inklusi; islam; kebutuhan; khusus; lebih; memiliki; mereka; nilai; pada; pendidikan; penerapan; sekolah; sekolah islam; siswa; tantangan; terhadap; tidak; untuk; yang
• Implementation of Teaching Skills Enhancement Through Play Environment Organization in Early Childhood Education by Barokah, Najjah; Yuliantina, Irma (2024) - As such, the study aims to illuminate how organized play environments empower teachers in their instructional methods, ultimately benefiting the holistic development of children in early learning contexts. Such diversity is crucial, as it provides insights into how different levels of experience affect the perceptions and execution of organized play environments in early childhood education settings . Keywords: childhood; children; development; education; environments; learning; play; study; teachers; teaching
• Development of the SIMPAUD Model in Early Childhood Education (PAUD) Management by Rahmatullah, Alfian; Yuliantina, Irma (2025) - It demonstrates how the ADDIE instructional design model can effectively guide the development of digital management systems in early education settings. The goal was to identify areas where digital systems could enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of PAUD operations. Keywords: curriculum; development; education; management; merdeka; model; rausan; simpaud; system
• Fostering Healthy Family Relationships: Overcoming Toxic Parents in the Qur'an by Suprapto, Suprapto (2024) - This is generally done by most parents who have a mental disorder or have an addiction.14 The cause of other Toxic parents is due to dysfunctional families, where parents are unable and unable to carry out their obligations or even wholly run away from responsibility.15 Dysfunctional families refer to family patterns generally associated with low health, well-being, happiness, and positive influences compared to other families.16 The characteristics of dysfunctional families include: First, the existence of emotional, physical, or sexual violence and domestic neglect from parents to children (child abuse) or violence between spouses (spouse abuse). But over time, many children grow up in a family environment where the condition of parents treats them harshly and arbitrarily and poisons the mental health of children, both physical and psychological.24 Ibnul Qayyim said that the damage to children is mostly triggered by parents, namely their indifference. Keywords: advice; allah; anak; children; dalam; dan; education; family; hal; islam; islamic; jakarta; jurnal; pada; parenting; parents; pendidikan; qur'an; toxic; toxic parents
• The Brain Development in Children with Special Needs by Purwasih, Galuh Dwi; Nursalim, Mohammad; Rahmasari, Diana (2024) - Education and Early Intervention The results of this review consistently pointed to the effectiveness of early intervention in improving outcomes for children with special needs. Studies suggest that the presence of challenging behaviors in children with ASD correlates with increased maternal stress, negatively 2 Cara Soccorso et al., “Development, Education, and Services in Children With Down Syndrome: A Cohort Analysis From a Clinical Database,” Frontiers in Psychology 15 (2024); Elaine H F Tan and Zhooriyati S Mohamad, “Early Intervention Services for Special Needs Children: An Exploration of the Effectiveness of Early Special Education in Malaysia,” Psychological Research and Intervention 2, no. 1 (2019): 11–20. 3 Manuel Posada de la Paz and Ricardo Canal-Bedia, “Autism Spectrum Disorders in the European Union (ASDEU),” Siglo Cero, 2021; Marissa E. Yingling, “Participation in Part C Early Intervention: One Key to an Earlier Diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder?,” Journal of Pediatrics (2019); Silvia Busti Ceccarelli et al., “Fundamental Motor Skills Intervention for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder: A 10-Year Narrative Review,” Children, 2020. Keywords: autism; brain; childhood; children; development; education; intervention; needs; research; trajectories
• Assessing the Impact of Reflective Practice on Teachers’ Professional Practices: A Case Study in Selected Ghanaian school by Mbage, Bawa (2025) - By understanding the impact of reflective practices on teachers' professional practices, this research aims to contribute to the broader discourse on teacher professional development in Ghana and provide insights into the effectiveness of reflective practices in improving teaching quality. Reflective practice has since become a cornerstone of teacher professional development, particularly in education systems that seek to improve teaching quality and student learning outcomes 11. Keywords: development; education; learning; practice; professional; reflection; study; teachers; teaching
• The Development of the FAP (Formative Assessment Platform) to Promote Holistic Student Competency Development: An Empirical Study in 100 Schools by Vicheanpant, Thanyawich (2025) - The results show that most teachers found the platform to be useful in improving teaching management and facilitating student competency assessment. The results of this study are presented in two primary sections: the quantitative data analysis related to teacher satisfaction and student competency development, and the qualitative analysis derived from teacher interviews. Keywords: analysis; assessment; competencies; development; education; fap; platform; research; student; teacher
• University Administration Innovation for Funding University Education by Ajadi, Olugbenga Timothy (2025) - The use of qualitative methods enables the researcher to obtain a rich understanding of the perceptions, attitudes, and experiences of participants regarding the challenges and solutions related to university funding. This triangulation of data sources strengthened the validity of the findings by providing multiple perspectives on the issue of university funding. Keywords: development; education; funding; government; journal; nigeria; participants; public; quality; research; strategies; study; universities; university
• Disposition And Academic Performance Of Early Childhood Education Pre-Service Teachers by Nicolas, Nonie; Rayon, Angel Rose; Digman, Mikhalea; Barbosa, Ann Gabrielle; Sahagun, Gladys (2025) - The data demonstrate high academic integrity among Early Childhood Education (ECE) pre-service teachers. Abstract: This study investigated the connection between professional dispositions and academic performance among Early Childhood Education (ECE) pre-service teachers at Central Mindanao University during the 2024–2025 academic year. Keywords: childhood; childhood education; communication; dispositions; education; mean; performance; pre; sensitivity; teachers; teaching
• Bridging the Digital Divide: The Role of Female Principals in Advancing 4IR in Rural South African Education by Nkosi, Thembi Busisiwe; Moyo, Zvisinei; Moyo, Zvisinei (2025) - Female school principals reported that they make good use of the technologies that assist them in the schoolwork and save time in a better way. Female school principals in these rural schools have in spite of their generally low-resource environments, done commendable and innovative things with technologies like e-learning portals/programmes, interactive whiteboards, Wi-Fi network, tablets, virtual reality headsets, and 3D printers in their schools to help with teaching, personalising learning, as well as supporting the meeting of teaching-related documentation needs (curriculum requirements like Annual Teaching Plan or ATP) and improving learners’ performance. Keywords: 4ir; education; feminist; leadership; learners; learning; participant; principals; research; school; south; staff; study; teachers; technologies; use
• The perception of Students about Teaching Practice in the Foundation phase in South African Schools by Agyeman, Nana Yaw Brenya (2025) - Teaching practice in the foundation phase is fundamental for the education and development of student teachers. The study recommends that schools and teacher training institutions offer support and resources to help student teachers enhance their professional skills. Keywords: classroom; education; foundation; phase; practice; skills; student; student teachers; study; support; teachers; teaching; teaching practice
• Exploring the role of school assumptions and artefacts in building sustainable and prosperous secondary schools by Sithole, Mukateko Louisa (2025) - Keyword: Assumptions, artefacts, discipline, identity, school culture, sustainability Introduction A successful and sustainable school culture in secondary education is rooted in shared values, beliefs, and practices that shape the daily life of a school. Deal and Peterson (2016) define school culture as the collective norms and assumptions that influence relationships and decision- making. Keywords: artefacts; assumptions; community; culture; education; leadership; learners; participants; principal; research; role; school; school artefacts; school assumptions; school culture; sports; staff; study; teacher
• Implementation of Illiteracy Eradication Program in Katoi District North Kolaka, Indonesia by Azhari, Azhari; Umar, Farida (2017) - But the education system of Illiteracy Eradication program was with a humanitarian mission that was to help our brothers to be literate so that tutors and organizers must have a high humanitarian spirit because the available funds was not worth the workload The result of this research was concluded that actually the fund from the government was not sufficient for the implementation of this illiteracy eradication program, but the greatness of the heart and the willingness of the tutors in trying to succeed the government program in the case of Eradicating Illiteracy among society, able to neutralize the obstacle. The data obtained was used as the basic data of any village that needs to be held Illiteracy Eradication program. Keywords: citizens; community; data; district; education; eradication program; illiteracy eradication; implementation; katoi; katoi district; learning; people; research
• The Development Of Religious Humanistic Education In Tegalrejo Datinawong, Babat Lamongan by Sholikhah, Khotimatus; Habibah, Sulhatul; Ni'mah, Khoirotun (2017) - Morale is greatly needed by the community, in the form of religious humanist communities that are far from the attitude of rebellion, criminality, and selfishness. Community development humanist religious: first, the people who develop humanity values (honesty, compassion, fairness and mutual respect) and remain in a religious framework in accordance with religious values (habluhablum, hablu minal nature and habluminallah), Second, deciding religious humanist communities were starting from community leaders or leaders who were in the village Tegalrejo, among other village leaders, clerics, religious teacher/cleric as a motivator. Keywords: communities; community; dan; development; education; human; humanist; tegalrejo; values
• PHYCCTM Development Based On KKNI On Impuls And Momentum Material To Increase HOTS And Independent Character by Soeharto, Soeharto (2017) - Simon (2015)5 conducted a study to increase HOTS learners with a virtual lab that shows the media can increase 60% HOTS Learners. Gain HOTS score of learners on a limited test Pre Post Gain Category Average 42.98 66.38 0.397 Medium In the broad test results obtained better than the limited test in terms of the increase in HOTS learners and Gain score. Keywords: character; education; hots; kkni; learners; learning; sman; test
• The Implementation of Al-Qur'an Memorization Program by Using Social Media in MA Sunan Giri Surabaya by Ismail, Muhammad; Muhid, Abdul (2020) - Metode menghafal al-Qur`an, pada umumnya terdiri dari dua cara yaitu dengan cara menambah hafalan baru dan mengulang hafalan yang sudah ada, hal ini sebagaimana pernyataan H. A. Muhaimin Zen bahwa: “Metode menghafal al-Qur`an ada dua macam yang satu dengan yang lain tidak dapat dipisahkan, yaitu metode tahfidz dan takrir. Perbagian target ini cukup beralasan, sebab siswa yang berstatus santri lebih memiliki motivasi untuk menjadi hafiz. Keywords: atau; ayat; baik; bisa; dalam; dan; dapat; dari; dengan; education; giri; guru; hafalan; ini; issn; journal; kepada; learning; madrasah; media; melalui; menghafal; menghafalkan; metode; number; oleh; online; pelaksanaan; pembelajaran; pendamping; pondok; print; program; qur’an; sekolah; siswa; social; sunan; tahfidz; tidak; untuk; volume; yaitu; yang
• The Influence Of Leadership And Performance On The Motivation Of Participants Education And Training by Yusuf, Yusnidar (2017) - t test For 2nd Hypothesis The second research hypothesis proposed was: there was an influence on the performance of participants Motivation on education and training, or the mathematical formula can be described as follows: H0 : b1 = 0 : there was no influence on the Performance variables on motivation education and training participants. The effect on motivation performance in education and training participants. Keywords: education; human; influence; leadership; motivation; performance; research; training; training participants; transportation; variable
• Development of Student Entrepreneurship Skills in LKP Kresna Informatika by Usup, Usup; Supriyono, Supriyono; Hardika, Hardika; Redjeki, Endang Sri (2020) - Subjects in this study are students and alumi in course programs organized by LKP Kresna Informatika such as English courses courses, computer and office accounting. The education program held in LKP Kresna Informatika oscillation through 4 in 1 approach that is business opportunity identification, skill-based entrepreneurship learning, evaluation of learning outcomes and assistance and business pioneering is quite effective in the context of growing entrepreneurship skills in learners. Keywords: course; education; entrepreneurship; informatika; kresna; learning; lkp; skills
• Vocational School Curriculum Development Design in the Era of the 4.0 Industry Revolution by sari, Nurima; Supadi, Supadi; Zulaikha, Siti (2020) - Curriculum development is carried out through the design of SMK curriculum development following the competency requirements in RI4. The context in this case is curriculum development. Keywords: curriculum; development; education; era; graduates; issn; learning; ri4; skills; smk
• Review Of Religious Cultural Education Model In Achieving Sustainable Development Goals In The Education Sector Number 4 Through Theoretical Approach by Warjo, Warjo; Abdullah, M. Luthfi; Eliyawati, Eliyawati (2020) - The area reviewed in this article is character education. Character education is important in Indonesia because of the many behaviors that degrade human dignity. Keywords: character; culture; dan; development; education; goals; human; indonesia; islam; issn; journal; pendidikan; sdgs; values
• Policy on Access, Quality and Competitiveness Islamic Education by Zarkasyi, Ahmad (2017) - Requiring a certain age follow the basic education requires a certain age then implemented basic education compulsory education of nine years it aims to achieve equitable and quality education Unitary Republic of Indonesia and to fulfill the rights Citizens basis certainly not without considerable attention from the government such as tuition exemption and a variety of programs for community education for the underprivileged. Ideally, a new paradigm of education should coloring education policy both substantive education policy and implementation. Keywords: access; competitiveness; development; education; education policy; education quality; government; implementation; islamic; learning; number; pendidikan; policy; process; quality
• The Islamic Education In Responding To The Barrenness Of Information Technology by Mahmuda, Mahmuda (2018) - The implication that we need to realize is the influence of the information technology world that hit the young generation.23 G. Islamic Education Strategy in the Face of Information Technology in Islamic education in formulating strategies to respond to information technology, back to the picture a little review of Islamic education system, namely: 1. Abstract: This research aims to find the extent of Islamic education in addressing and follow the flow of information technology. Keywords: barrenness; education; human; information; information technology; islamic; life; number; pendidikan; religion; science; technology; volume
• Public Perception Against Women Education in Central Kalimantan province Katingan by Erawati, Desi (2018) - Second, the education of women depending on the circumstances and the third perception of society towards women's education was not important given the task of more women in the domestic space. The author considered that there were elements of similarity in the answers given by SN with the answers given by the HN, both equally underlie opinions with global realities, as HN, SN also said that many women who are leaders pointed out the similarities making the runway in the opinion that is mentioned in the global realities, and this is also the main reason to collect two different answers into a single category. Keywords: bangun; dan; education; islam; jakarta; jaya; katingan; komunitas; number; perception; women
• Education Reform Towards the Future Development of Nation by Sari, Devit Etika (2019) - Education reform has an idea of improvements to education towards the desired change in an effort to achieve the goal.12 Reforrnasi turns out necessary to change the education system which is able to create growing conditions contextual thinking activity with current and future problems of life. Education is the main pillar of development Actually, functional decadence of education h ~ 9Ccurred within erosion in the process of striking objective of education: Keywords: development; education; future; human; life; nation; number; quality; reform; sari; volume
• Practice Field Experience Integrated In Quality Improvement of Teacher by Rosyidah, Binti (2016) - In connection with that came the idea to combine the two programs, namely corruption and PPL PPL become integrated (abbreviated KKN-PPL), as is described previously. Thus the KKN-PPL program is a blend of PPL program, which is getting strengthened, with service learning programs loaded with teacher training. Keywords: education; field; improvement; kkn; learning; number; ppl; practice; program; quality; teacher
• Relationships Education Level of Parents With Kids Healthy Lifestyle by Kartikasari, Galuh (2016) - As it is said Purwanto, that the quality of education and teaching provided by the teacher is influenced by education level where the higher the person's education level, the higher the quality of education and teaching it 15 UNICEF, Masa Usia Dini (Directory Peace Building Indonesia, 20 Juni) Galuh Kartikasari Relationships Education Level of Parents With Kids Healthy Lifestyle Volume 1, Number 2, November 2016 | 127 zzzzzz receives and the higher the degree of society.16 B. Level of Education Parent Education is an important part of any business and the development of a nation state, because education is expected to change. Keywords: children; education; education level; health; kids; level; lifestyle; november; number; parents; relationships; school; volume
• Building the "Smart Village" Through the implementation of the Non-Formal Education to Improve English Language Skills In the village of Geluran Taman Sidoarjo" by Faujiah, Ani (2018) - This research concerns the role of English course in the development of public education Geluran Taman Sidoarjo. Because a tutor (in formal education teachers), should be looking for people learning or WB (in formal education students) in non-formal, where learning because it is not available as formal education schools, then in non-formal education harness, can be: in the village hall, houses or anywhere, by mutual 1 Sindedikker.dikti.go.id 2 www.gurupantura.com Ani Faujiah Build Smart Village Through the implementation of the Non-Formal Education to Improve English Language Skills In the village of Geluran Taman Sidoarjo Volume 2, Number 1, May 2017 | 115 zzzzzz agreement between the tutor with WB. Keywords: asean; education; english; formal; geluran; indonesia; language; sidoarjo; taman; village
• The Impact of Online Learning on Teachers' Anxiety Levels in the Offline Period (Results of a Survey of PAUD Teachers in Banjarbaru City, South Kalimantan) by Hafidzi, Anwar; Sholihin, Rahmat; Muhdi, Muhdi; Lutfi, Lutfi; Ramli, Muhammad (2022) - The sample in this study consisted of PAUD teachers in Banjarbaru City. CONCLUSION Based on the findings on the opinion of PAUD teachers in Banjarbaru City on the online education system and the teacher's professionalism, it was found that the sustainable development of children during an emergency will slow down. Keywords: children; education; emergency; impact; issn; journal; learning; online; parents; process; teachers

• Ontology Of Pengembangan Masyarakat Islam (PMI) Da'wah Science In The Community Development Approach by Husna, Ahmad; Setiawati, Rini; Syukur, Abdul (2023) - This research aims to understand the ontological basis of da'wah science in PMI and how this ontology influences the community development approach in the context of Islamic community development. 50 Volume 8, Number 3, November 2023| 315 This research is expected to contribute to the understanding of the ontology of da'wah science in PMI and how this ontology can serve as the basis for the community development approach in the context of Islamic community development. Keywords: community; community development; da'wah; development; islamic; pmi; science
• Early Childhood Character Building through Roadshow Islamic Telling Stories by Rahmawati, Lilis; Fuad, Nurul (2023) - Furthermore, in terms of child character development, including imparting role models to children, providing new experiences for children, and inspiring children to idolize characters, all received a percentage of 100%. Furthermore, in terms of child character development, including imparting role models to children, providing new experiences for children, and inspiring children to idolize characters, all received a percentage of 100%. Keywords: anak; bandung; book; character; children; content; data; design; development; jakarta; pendidikan; percentage; research; score; stories; storybook
• The Relationship of Islamic Community Development (PMI) with the Ummah of Medina by Saputra, Acep; Syukur, Abdul (2023) - Keywords: Relation, , Islamic Community Engagement, Ummah State, Madinah Introduction In the increasingly globalized era, the relationship between social organizations and Islamic states has become crucial. Abstrak This research focuses on the analysis of the relationship between efforts to empower the Islamic community (PMI) and the concept of the Ummah of Medina in the context of Islamic history. Keywords: development; islamic; journal; madinah; muslim; pmi; role; saudi; state; ummah; vol
• The Influence of Picture Story Books on Children's Language Development by Zikro, Rizky Hafizotul; Fitri, Izza; Handayani, Tutut (2024) - The results of the research prove that there is an improvement in children's listening ability through the use of picture storybook media for children aged 5-6 years from the results of pre-cycle, cycle I, cycle II, and cycle III.21 From the three previous studies carried out by several scientists above, it can be said that existing information supports the idea that picture story books can be used as a supporting medium in educating and developing experiences and impacting the hearing ability of young children. At the age of 4-5 years is a sensitive period for child development and during this time several personalities begin to form. Keywords: anak; children; development; hlm; language; listening; media; picture; pretest; skills; usia
• The Influence of Loose Parts Media on Children's Fine Motor Skills by Zahidah, Ummi; Hamzah, Amir; Sartika, Indah Dwi; Fauzi, Muhamad (2024) - Abstract This study addresses the challenges in developing fine motor skills in children at RA Darussalam Menanti. The development phase between the ages of 4- 6 is particularly critical as it contributes to overall human growth, with fine motor skills being one of the most essential aspects to be cultivated early on 2. ECE significantly influences the child's subsequent educational journey, necessitating targeted interventions to support physical, including fine motor, development. Keywords: anak; children; development; dini; jurnal; media; motor; skills; test; usia
• Supervisory Strategies for Teacher Improvement in Islamic Education: Examining the Practices and Challenges by fatih, Muhammad Al; Akhyak, Akhyak; Syafi'i, Asrop (2025) - The research reveals that academic supervision plays a significant role in improving the teachers' instructional planning, teaching methods, and evaluation processes. This study highlights the need for a more structured and resource-backed approach to academic supervision to overcome existing barriers and ensure sustainable teacher development. Keywords: challenges; development; practices; research; strategies; supervision; teacher

• Implementative Design Professional Learning Community (PLC) To Improve Performance of Educators by Mahfud, Muhammad (2018) - In essence, the PLC is an advanced program for professional educators, so that they can make the process of sharing among professional teachers, and the teachers who want to up the process of standardization of professionalism of teachers. The concepts of these tools and processes used to build a community of professional educators. Keywords: community; data; design; educators; foundation; implementation; learning; learning community; performance; plc; program; research; teachers

• Analysis of the Book "Ilmu Sharaf Untuk Pemula" by Abu Razin and Ummu Razin Based on Methods and Techniques of Learning by Pein, Maulana; Sastra, Ahmad; Indra, Hasbi (2024) - Similarly, the analysis of Ilmu Sharaf untuk Pemula by Mirma et al. 10 identifies both strengths and weaknesses in current educational materials, noting that the book successfully integrates psychological and pedagogical principles but could benefit from further refinement, particularly in addressing the needs of younger learners. The subject of this research is the teaching methods used in the book Ilmu Sharaf untuk Pemula by Abu Razin and Ummu Razin. Keywords: arabic; book; ilmu; language; learning; methods; pemula; sharaf; study; teaching; techniques; understanding
• Teaching Language and World Vision: As a Cross-Cultural Communication by Rahmawati, Lilis (2016) - Speakers of different languages, thus, will see the world in a different way and evaluate it differently. At a more concrete level is the gap between the conceptual schema in different languages quite obvious, and this fact must affect perception can thus be said that the human perception of the environment is modified by the conceptual categories owned language.19 Sapir-Whorf proposed a hypothesis known as the Sapir-Whorf hypothesisd, ian Whorf hypothesis, linguistics relativity or linguisticdeterminism. Keywords: communication; cross; culture; language; lilis; november; number; rahmawati; teaching; vision; volume; world; world vision

• The Influence Of School Management On Teacher Performance by Nugroho, Zaki Azis; Sulaeman, Maryam (2022) - From the results of observations in the field, it is known that school management carried out by Bina Pangudi Luhur Vocational School teachers has an impact on teacher performance and determines the quality of teacher performance. Sumber : Data Diolah SPSS Based on the results of the calculations carried out, a is 1.121 and b is 0.714 in the form of a simple linear regression equation as follows: Ŷ = 1.121 + 0.714X From the regression equation it can be seen that the relationship between school management and teacher performance is in the same direction (positive), this is shown in the regression coefficient or b value in the regression equation which shows a positive number of 0.714 which means that every 1 unit increase in school management will be followed by the increase in teacher performance was 0.714 units at a constant of 1.121. Keywords: data; management; number; performance; research; results; school; school management; teacher
• Strengthening of Learning Motivation to Bullying Victims by Using Family and School Character Based by Rohman, Moh Fatkur (2019) - The researcher also give questions about the role of families and schools in assisting bullying victims. From the review of conflict theory, it is explained that the more a person receives an order, the more he will submit and tend to behave negatively, such as lack of self-confidence and always suspicious of others.7 Based on the analysis of this conflict theory, it can be understood that forms of intimidation, both in the form of orders or banter, can result in loss of confidence in bullying victims, and this can also cause victims to have a negative perspective on others. Keywords: bullying; character; environment; family; learning; respondents; school; victims

• The Effect of Giving Letters Versus Card Games and Bincer Games and Learning Motivation on the Language Ability of Early Children by Aizah, Zubaidatul; Degeng, I Nyoman Sudana; Leksono, Ibut Priono (2025) - Language games have a dual purpose: to get joy as a function of play and to practice certain language skills as subject matter.1 With language skills possessed by children who develop rapidly, they can communicate each other, express themselves and indirectly their vocabulary will continue to grow. The findings of this study indicate that language games, such as the letter card game and bincer game, are highly effective in promoting early adolescent language development. Keywords: anak; card; childhood; children; game; language; learning; letter; motivation; skills
• Improving Vocational Embroidery Decoration Wall Skills Through Learning By Doing Model for Autistic Children in SLB Autisma YPPA Padang by Wahyuningsih, Esti; Hasan, Yarmis (2019) - The conclusions obtained based on the results of data analysis obtained in the classroom action research on improving vocational embroidery wall hanging skills through learning by doing learning model for children with Class X autism in SLB Autisma YPPA Padang, namely: 1. The results of research on improving vocational skills to make wall decoration creations through learning by doing learning model are described as follows: in the first cycle of the 21 items given in the test of the ability to make creations of wall hangings TQ obtained a score of 61.9% while UM earned a score of 66, 6% and NA obtained a score of 69.0%. Keywords: children; embroidery; learning; model; skills; wall
• Improving Vocational Ability To Grow Hydroponics Through Direct Learning Models For Children With Light Mental Retardation by Efriza, Esi; Zulmiyetri, Zulmiyetri (2019) - Abstract : The background of the problem in this study is to look at the vocational ability to grow hydroponics for light mental retardation children in Perwari Padang Slb. The purpose of this study was to prove whether the direct learning model can improve the ability to grow hydroponics for light mental retardation children in class VIII C in Perwari Padang SLB. Keywords: children; farming; hydroponic; learning; model; pakchoy; research; results; skills
• The Effectiveness of the Direct Learning Model in Improving Vocational Skills in Making Flowers from Onion Skins for Children with light mental retardation by Ansih, Indri; Zulmiyetri, Zulmiyetri (2019) - Abstract : The background of the problem in this study is to see the vocational ability to make flowers from onion skins for light mental retardation children in SLB Perwari Padang. Researchers make observations in the teaching and learning process of art and culture lessons, at that time the child is making flowers from aqua glass and making clocks from plastic spoons, in general during the process of learning skills, the teacher only gives that skill, and the teacher occasionally teaches making skills from used goods, but these skills are very rarely done, and that is often done at the time of learning children's abilities are told to exercise outside, and the child is left alone doing what the child wants to do. Keywords: children; flowers; learning; making; onion; skills
• Improve Sewing Skills Vocationally through Zipper Media Video Tutorials for Deaf Children by Sari, Nilam Permai; Kasiyati, Kasiyati (2019) - Abstract : This research is based on observations made when the street vendors at SLB 1 Lima Kaum, this study discusses improving zipper sewing skills for deaf children. The results of the study prove that video tutorials can improve zipper sewing skills for deaf children. Keywords: baseline; children; issn; sewing; skills; stability
• The Degree Of Availability of Skills Needed to Build and Employ Electronic Exams for Faculty Members at the University of Jeddah in Light of the Global Trend in E-Learning by Muhammad, Ali bin; Al-Shehri, Al-Kalthmi; Al Harthi, Majed Abdallah (2021) - The study used the descriptive approach and used a notecard, a final product quality assessment card, a measure of motivation, a list of electronic exam skills, and a VARC scale for learning styles as instruments of the study. Mouawad (2020) indicated the deficiency of electronic test design skills and the low skill level of electronic test design skills among faculty members at Prince Sattam bin Abdulaziz University. Keywords: exams; faculty; faculty members; learning; mean; questions; score; skills; university

• Improving the Ability to Recognize Primary Color Using Plastisifor Children Tunagrahita Light Class III in SLB Luki Padang by Ajismanto, Ajismanto; Hasan, Yarmis (2019) - The dependent variable (target behavior) of the study in question is the ability to recognize basic colors, ie children can name, show and group basic colors. Then it can be stated that playing plasticine can improve the ability to recognize basic colors for children with mild mental retardation class III at SLB Luki Padang. Keywords: ability; children; colors; conditions; plasticine
• Effectiveness of Flip Chart Media in Increasing Abilities of Wudhu for Mild Mental Retardation Children by Dari, Suci Wulan; Megaiswari, Megaiswari (2019) - Limitations of intellectual development experienced by mentally retarded children cause children difficulties in learning ablution 'so that children lack knowledge of the uses and procedures for ablution', therefore in learning should use magnetic media, so that children have an interest in education and know what ablution and how to do ablution 'right is. The measuring instrument used is a percentage that can indicate the number of occurrences of a behavior or event compared to the overall likelihood of a behavior or event occurring multiplied by 100% Percentage of child ability = RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Results Keywords: ability; ablution; children; media; times; washing
• Developing Prosocial Behavior Of Early Children: Learning From “Adit & Sopo Jarwo” by Hidayatulloh, M. Agung (2018) - Awards that have been obtained by this film include: (1) nomination Panasonic Gobel Awards 2015 category Children and Animation; (2) Indonesian Kids’ Choice Awards 2015 categories Favorite Cartoon nominations; and (3) the nomination of the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission Award 2015 of the Best Animation Program category.14 The newest awards obtained by Adit & Sopo Jarwo are: (1) Nomination Child Friendly Broadcasting Award by Indonesian Broadcasting Commission 2017,15 (2) the Best Animation Program in Indonesian Broadcasting Commission Award 2017,16 and (3) the Most Favorite Child Program and Animation in Panasonic Gobel Awards 2017.17 Characters in this film are: (1) Adit, the most prominent character (born 2002), (2) Dennis, Adit’s close friend who always be afraid of Jarwo (b. 2002), (3) Mita, Adit’s friend (b. 14 NN., “Adit Sopo Jarwo.” Keywords: Prosocial Behavior, Early Children, Adit and Sopo Jarwo. Keywords: adel; adit; behavior; children; film; jarwo; number; october; prosocial; sopo

• Fundamental Principles of the Ideal Islamic Community (Khair Ummah) in Preserving Religious Solidarity in the Islamic World by Barazili, Sigit; Syukur, Abdul (2023) - Civil society is more of a force that actually benefits {a beneficial power}; {4} although civil society provides equal and fair opportunities to all its citizens, it does not mean that it has to be uniform, identical, and homogeneous. Second, democracy is an entity that upholds the discourse of civil society, where citizens have the full freedom to engage in daily activities, including interacting with their environment. Keywords: civil; dalam; dan; indonesia; islamic; jurnal; justice; madani; masyarakat; principles; society; tolerance; ummah
• Islamic Moderation in Indonesia in Strengthening the Study of Islamic Community Development (PMI) by Syukur, Abdul; Nugraha, Sugandhi Satria (2023) - The research employs a qualitative approach, utilizing interview methods and text analysis to gain a profound understanding of the impact of Islamic moderation in the context of PMI in Indonesia. One of the instrumental platforms driving the agenda of Islamic moderation is the Strengthening of the Study of Islamic Community Development (PMI). Keywords: dan; indonesia; islam; islamic; jurnal; moderate; moderation; pmi; role; society; studies; study; understanding
• The Axiology of Da'wah Science: Islamic Community Development (PMI) in Supporting Social Workers by Ramadhan, Dimas Afditiya; Syukur, Abdul (2023) - In terms of integrating religion and social work practices, Aguilar, investigating the tradition of social work in the Catholic tradition, found that social work practices have long 14 Kirst-Ashman, K. K., & Hull, G. H. Understanding Generalist Practice. 20 Philip Gilligan and Sheila Furness, “The Role of Religion and Spirituality in Social Work Practice: Views and Experience of Social Workers and Students,” The British Journal of Social Work 36, no. 1 (2O16), h. 617-637 Volume 8, Number 3, November 2023| 335 been present in Catholicism as a pioneer of modern social work.21 Oates associates Catholicism with philanthropic practices in American society since the 17th century.22 Meanwhile, Van Hook examines social work from a Protestant perspective, stating that Protestants influence social work practices in the West.23 ther authors highlight Christian sects in America, such as Scales,24 Grant,25 Vander Waal and McMullen,26 and Haynes.27 Heart28 and Lowery29 focus more on Lakota, a Native American religion spread across several states, including South Dakota and North Dakota. Keywords: aguilar; hook; islamic; marian; mary; pmi; practice; spirituality; van; work; work practice; workers
• Inter-Multidisciplinary Islamic Scholarship: Contributions to Tolerance and Intercultural Harmony by Barazili, Sigit; Nasor, M (2024) - This paper discusses the contribution of inter/multidisciplinary Islamic scholarship in strengthening tolerance and intercultural harmony. In addition, inter/multidisciplinary Islamic scholarship has the potential to advance the understanding of how Islam contributes to global peace and the resolution of contemporary issues. Keywords: islamic; scholarship; tolerance; understanding
• Literary Analysis of Inter-Multidisciplinary Understanding of Islam: Nature, Objectives, and Impacts by Ramadhan, Dimas Afditiya; Nasor, M; Setiawati, Rini (2024) - Jurnal Pendidikan Islam (2017). EDUCATIO : Journal Of Education Volume 9 , Number 1, May 2024 ISSN : 2579-8383 (Print) ISSN : 2579-8405 (Online) Literary Analysis of Inter-Multidisciplinary Understanding of Islam: Nature, Objectives, and Impacts Dimas Afditiya Ramadhan, M. Nasor, Rini Setiawati Universitas Islam Negeri Raden Intan Lampung Afditiya.dimas@gmail.com Accepted: Jan 14th 2024 Reviewed: April 18th 2024 Published: May 28th 2024 Keywords: approach; impacts; interdisciplinary; islam; islamic; studies; study; understanding
• Sunan Kalijaga Da'wah Media in the Spread of Islam in Java by Husniyah, Nur Iftitahul; Sodik, Mohamad (2024) - One of the most prominent members, Sunan Kalijaga, played a crucial role in integrating Islamic teachings with Javanese local culture 1. 1 Sulistiyono Susilo and Ibnu Syato, “Common Identity Framework of Cultural Knowledge and Practices of Javanese Islam,” Indonesian Journal of Islam and Muslim Societies 6, no. 2 (2016): 161; Bambang Hudayana, “Identity Shift: From Javanese Islam to Shari’ah-Centric Muslims in the Trah, a Kinship-Based Social Organisation,” Contemporary Islam 16, no. 2–3 (2022): 401–426; Atik Triratnawati, “Acculturation in Javanese Traditional Medicine Practice in Yogyakarta,” Komunitas International Journal of Indonesian Society and Culture 8, no. 1 (2016): 39–50; Ahmad Saefudin, Deliavega N Pangestuti, and Santi Andriyani, “Islamic Education Values of Barikan: Javanese Cultural Rituals as a Practice of Islam Nusantara,” El Harakah Jurnal Budaya Islam 22, no. 2 (2020): 245–262; Sri Lestari, “Exploring Javanese Islam: “The http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Volume 9, Number 3, November 2024| 209 Sunan Kalijaga utilized various cultural mediums, such as wayang (Javanese puppet theater), music, and traditional rituals, to convey Islamic messages in a manner that resonated with the Javanese people 2. Sunan Kalijaga, as one of the most 8 Hudayana, “Identity Shift: From Javanese Islam to Shari’ah-Centric Muslims in the Trah, a Kinship-Based Social Organisation”; Lestari, “Exploring Javanese Islam: “The Acculturation of Religious Doctrine With Volume 9, Number 3, November 2024| 213 prominent figures among the Walisongo, played a central role in this integration by adapting familiar Javanese cultural forms into Islamic expression, thus bridging the gap between the new religion and the indigenous traditions. Keywords: approach; culture; indonesia; islamic; javanese; journal; kalijaga; spread; sunan; teachings

• Kinesthetic Role In Motorist Learning by Mukhlisin, Mukhlisin (2018) - Therefore, the results of testing conducted kinesthetic will raise questions that are fundamental, such as: Are learners perform kinesthetic tests with good results, due to the sensory capacity high or experience in the following test results in the past, or perform other similar activities. In summary, efforts to develop kinesthetic tests have result conclusions stated that there some specific elements that need to be combined into a test battery that's adequate for measuring kinesthetic. Keywords: body; kinesthetic; learners; learning; motor; motor learning; motorist; movement; number; position; role; volume

• The Effect of Using E-modules in Mathematics Subjects on Increasing Concept Understanding and Critical Thinking by Haziza, Haziza; Sumiharsono, Rudy; Triwahyuni, Eges (2023) - The regression results show that the use of Mathematics subject modules significantly affects understanding concepts. The regression results show that the use of Mathematics subject modules on concept understanding significantly affects understanding concepts and critical thinking. Keywords: data; effect; learning; mathematics; results; table; test; thinking; understanding; use; value; variable

• Epistemology of PMI Dawah Science Based on Social Welfare (Social Welfare) by Hidayatulloh, Asep; Syukur, Abdul (2022) - On the other hand, Al-Faruqi develops the notion of the Islamization of knowledge, which is relevant in the context of PMI dakwah oriented toward social welfare.5 Epistemology also influences the methodology employed in PMI dakwah science. The right methodology can enhance the scientific foundation of dakwah, allowing PMI dakwah practitioners to design research that is in-depth, accurate, and relevant in measuring the impact of PMI dakwah on society. Keywords: dakwah; epistemology; knowledge; pmi; pmi dakwah; science; understanding
• Dismantling Paradigm Book Ta'limul Muta'allim by Umah, Yuli Choirul (2016) - According to existing sources, that the original name of az-Zarnuji is Imam az-Zarnuji Burhanuddin. He was referring to the data stated in the library catalog Ahlwardt Berlin no-III that az-Zarnuji lived around the year 620 (1223). Keywords: book; imam; knowledge; learning; muta'allim; science; zarnuji

• Educational Leadership in the Family Gender Equality Perspective in Surah An Nisa' verse 34 by Ma’arif, Samsul; Tamwifi, Irfan (2023) - V (Kairo: Dâr al-Kitâb al-Islamiy, n.d.). Dâr al-Kitab al-Islamiy, n.d. Keywords: advantages; family; gender; household; husband; islam; juz; leadership; number; verse; wife; women; word

• The Effect of Work Culture and Reward on Military Education Professional Commitments at The Middle of The Center of The Commando for The Development of the Doctrines of Education and Training of the TNI Al (KODIKLATAL) Surabaya by Dwikuncoro, R Anang; Akbar, Makruf; Widodo, Suparno Eko (2019) - Abstract: The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of work culture and reward on military education professional commitments at the middle of the center of the commando for the development of the doctrines of education and training of the TNI AL (KODIKLATAL) Surabaya. In this study, the researcher focuses on the influence of work culture and reward on the professional commitment of mid-level military educator staff in command of naval doctrine of education and training Keywords: commitment; culture; effect; professional; reward; work; work culture

• Spiritual Counseling As An Alternative Problem Solving by Wajdi, Muh Barid Nizarudin (2016) - Barid Nizaruddin Wajdi Spiritual Counseling As An Alternative Problem Solving Volume 1, Number 2, November 2016 | 19 zzzzzz himself from Khauf (anxiety) (Al-Baqarah: 38, Al Baqarah: 62, 277, Al- An'am: 48 and Ar-Ra'du: 28). Abstract: In Islamic doctrine, spiritual counseling has developed since some Centuries ago. Keywords: counseling; environment; god; human; personal; problem; qur'an; solving; spiritual

• Ombudsman Mechanism and Conflict Resolution in Southwestern Nigerian University by Ajadi, Olugbenga Timothy (2025) - Mean Std Human orientation of complaints handlers 144 48.0% 95 31.7% 61 20.3% 0 0.0% 3.28 1.00 Management Acceptance and utilization of handlers’ resolution 132 44.0% 105 35.0% 63 21.0% 0 0.0% 3.17 .98 Consideration of complainants in resolution process 146 48.7% 67 22.3% 77 25.7% 10 3.3% 3.16 0.85 Adequacy of delegation of dispute resolution 119 39.7% 108 36.0% 64 21.3% 9 3.3% 3.12 1.00 Olugbenga Timothy Ajadi Ombudsman Mechanism And Conflict Resolution In Southwestern Nigerian University Volume 9, Number 2, November 2025 | 361 zzzzzz Human and Task orientation of complaints handler 121 40.3% 98 32.7% 73 24.3% 8 2.7% 3.11 0.50 Task orientation of complaints handlers 108 36.6% 109 36.3% 71 23.7% 12 4.0% 3.04 0.17 Table 5 reveals the rating of the factors that determines the perception of the non-academic staff about dispute handlers in their institutions. Mean STD Adequacy of delegation of dispute resolution 151 50.3% 88 29.3% 61 20.3% 0 0.0% 3.30 0.02 Consideration of complainants in resolution process 133 44.3% 109 36.3% 58 19.3% 0 0.0% 3.25 0.34 Management Acceptance and utilization of handlers’ resolution 113 37.3% 125 41.7% 62 20.7% 0 0.0% 3.17 0.56 Task orientation of complaints handlers 120 40.0% 107 35.7% 73 24.3% 0 0.0% 3.16 0.4 Human and Task orientation of complaints handler 146 48.7% 62 20.7% 71 23.7% 21 7.0% 3.11 0.61 Human orientation of complaints handlers 112 37.3% 107 35.6% 71 23.7% 10 3.3% 3.07 0.3 Table 4 reveals the rating of the factors that determines the perception of the academic staff about dispute handlers in their institutions. Keywords: complaints; handling; institution; mean; ombudsman; resolution; staff; universities

• تنظيم وسياسة الإدارة المالية في عصر الرسول صلى الله عليه وسلم قبل قيام الدولة وبعدها علي ضوء الكتاب والسنة النبوية by Ubaidillah, M Burhanuddin (2019) - اإلساليم تبني أحاكم األمور المايلة مثل الغنائم وتوزيعها، واجلزية، واليفء، والزاكة ومصارفها والرجوع إىل كتب الصحاح يف احلديث الوثوق بصحتها واالعتماد عليها يف دراسة األحداث اليت جرت يف عرص كتب السري والطبقات المجتمع اجلديد من الوظائف يف مكة قبل اإل يسء، واألي سقاية، والرفادة، والعمارة، والن ال شورى، وال سيايس اإلساليموبعض المعلومات األويلة عن ال سس للنظام ال ثم نزلت .عدل، والطاعة كقواعد وأ 1.الغنائم وتوزيعها، واجلزية، واليفء، والزاكة ومصارفها :ايات تبني أحاكم األمور المايلة مثل صحاح يف احلديث صادر كتب ال سالة لكها حيث اعتمدت يلع كو الرجوع إىل م سية يف الر معلومات رئي والمحدثون Keywords: 2ابن; november; number; ubaidillah; ubaidillah وسلم; volume; zzzzzz; أبو; أمحد; أهل; إىل; األموال; اإلدارة; اإلسالم; ابن; اجلزية; ادلولة; البالذري; الرسول; الرسول صىلى; السيرة; الطبري; الطبقاي; المالية; المايلة; الواقدي; اليت; اليعقوبي; انليب; انليب صىلى; اهلل بن; اهلل عليه; بني; تاريخ; تنظيم; حتقيق; حممد; حممد بن; دار; سعد; صلى; صىلى اهلل; عبد; عبد اهلل; عصر; عليه وسلم; محمد; هذه; هشام; وسياسة; يلع; يلع بن

• Comparison of Frontline Educational Workers experience Before and During Pandemic by Santos, Lara Mae F. Delos; Rueda, Rezza-Mira I. De; Sanchez, Ara Jane J.; Santos, John Vincent Llenada (2021) - During Pandemic F % F % F % F % 2.3 When I’m sick it feels like normal thing. Physical Health 4 3 2 1 WM VI Before Pandemic F % F % F % F % 1.1 I have enough sleep every day. Keywords: covid-19; experience; frontline; health; pandemic; public; workers

• Islamic Education In Nusantara Culture by Syafi’i, Ahmad; Maghfur, Maghfur; Marfiyanto, Tri; Wajdi, Muh Barid Nizarudin (2019) - 02 07-15.pdf - Google Drive Loading… Sign in Keywords: sign
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• Evaluation of Online Learning Program during the Covid 19 Pandemic at SMKN I Koto XI Tarusan by Andri, Suci; Ambiyar, Ambiyar (2021) - I Koto XI Tarusan reviewed online learning programs, the preparedness of teachers and students / i, facilities and infrastructure of online learning, the relevance of the program to the needs of students, so from some weaknesses contained in the input aspect, where this weakness arises because of the readiness of teachers and students , facilities and infrastructure, relevance is still not carried out to the maximum and expected to be improved so that in the future the points contained in the input aspect can be carried out more optimally. I Koto XI Tarusan reviewed the implementation of online learning programs, teacher activities, students and obstacles to the implementation of online learning, of some of these weaknesses arise because in the implementation of online learning programs, teacher activities, students and obstacles that exist at the time of online learning is still not carried out to the maximum, it is expected that improvements are needed so that aspects of aktivities can be carried out more optimally. Keywords: learning; online; smkn; tarusan

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