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Cogent Education

Cogent Education

Cogent Education

简  介:Cogent Education is a fully peer-reviewed, open access, international scholarly journal published by Cogent OA, an imprint of Taylor & Francis. Cogent Education has a mission to help researchers publish their work for a global audience and discover new and exciting connections.

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2023年

Does Digital Entrepreneurship Education Matter for Students’ Digital Entrepreneurial Intentions? The Mediating Role of Entrepreneurial Alertness (1-18)

Time to Revisit Existing Student’s Performance Evaluation Approach in Higher Education Sector in a New Era of ChatGPT — A Case Study (1-31)

Exploring the impact of covid-19 lockdown on learning among higher education students on the copperbelt province,Zambia (1-12)

Information literacy in international masters students: A competitive and business intelligence course perspective (1-13)

Accounting teachers’ curriculum perspectives towards the accounting syllabus (1-22)

Investigating social studies teachers’ implementation of an immersive history curricular unit as a cybernetic zone of proximal development (1-30)

Fun and frustrating: Students’ perspectives on practising speaking English with virtual humans (1-20)

From overt to covert exclusion: Implications of inclusive education policy statements on the education of the mathematically gifted learners in Umlazi District of South Africa (1-21)

Proposed policies in light of procedures adopted by Palestinian universities during emergency (1-24)

Effects of portfolio-based assessment on EFL students’ conceptions and approaches to writing (1-33)

“We were like Zoom beings”: Insider perspectives on student learning during the initial shift to online classes in Sweden at the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic (1-15)

Investigating the relation of higher education students’ situational self-efficacy beliefs to participation in group level regulation of learning during a collaborative task (1-18)

Assessment of qualities of pandemic-driven e-content developed for higher education in India (1-16)

Psychological explanations and possible management of consequences regarding language use and educational practice caused by the decrease of ethnic diversity in heterogeneous settings in Central-Eastern Europe (1-15)

A critical examination of factors influencing international students’ choice to study in Ghanaian higher educational institutions (1-19)

Transformative teacher leadership experiences in schools in creating an innovative educational culture: The case of Lithuania (1-22)

Perceived or real: Reasons accounting for difficulties in the study of public administration in African universities (1-15)

Technology integration in English language teaching and learning: Benefits and challenges (1-22)

The impact of armed violence on educational institutions,students’ educational attainment and the role of actors in governance of the education process (1-26)

Institutional constraints affecting secondary school student performance: A case study of rural communities in Zimbabwe (1-15)

Labor market performance gaps and the role of secondary vocational education at meister high school in Korea (1-22)

Сase study in Russia: the views of parents on schoolchildren’s cyber addiction in the course of online learning (1-20)

Pedagogical exploration and technological development of a humanoid robotic system for teaching to and learning in young children (1-19)

Candidates’ modification of global perspectives via international student teaching: A case study (1-17)

Job satisfaction variance among public and private school teachers: A case study (1-19)

TEFL trainees’ attitude to and self-efficacy beliefs of academic oral presentation (1-18)

Effectiveness of problem-based learning combined with lecture based learning methodology in renal pathology education (1-10)

Teaching and cognitive presences: The mediating effect of social presence in a developing world context (1-16)

Factors affecting the adoption and use of online assessment for learning at Polytechnics in Zimbabwe (1-20)

The Effect of GeoGebra on University Students’ Understanding of Polar Coordinates (1-17)

Assessing the effect of information and communication technology usage on high school student’s academic performance in a developing country (1-17)

Investigating Arabic teachers’ perceptions of extensive reading practices in higher education (1-21)

Learning assessment in the age of big data: Learning analytics in higher education (1-12)

Developing preservice teachers’ teaching engagement efficacy: A classroom managerial implication (1-18)

Emotions and social reflection in being and developing as a university teacher (1-19)

Key Factors to Foster Academic Performance in Online Learning Environment: Evidence From Indonesia During COVID-19 Pandemic (1-24)

Perceptions of using interactive mathematics software among Rwandan primary school teachers (1-21)

The impact of COVID-19 on students’ academic performance: The case of the university of Ghana business school (1-14)

Teacher positioning,student mathematics identity and the mediating effects of problem-solving flexibility (1-22)

Decolonising the Zimbabwean ordinary level Food Technology and Design curriculum (1-16)

Validation of the first Arabic version of the life skills scale among university students (1-20)

Intercultural Competencies in Higher Education:a systematic review from 2016 to 2021 (1-15)

Gendered in-role behaviours of Indonesian university leaders: Experiences and voices (1-18)

The impact of place-based education on middle school students’ environmental literacy and stewardship (1-31)

Smart teaching abilities of junior high school teachers in Thailand (1-15)

Determinants of e-Learning Services: Indonesian Open University (1-18)

Well-being of students in higher education: The importance of a student perspective (1-18)

Implementation of Senior High School History Curriculum: A focus on teaching methodology and resources (1-19)

Determinants of graduate economics student preparation in an online environment (1-14)

Modelling university students’ preferences and interconnectedness among various careers/occupations in Ghana (1-23)

Social studies and history curriculum assessment in colleges of education in Ghana: Reflective practices of teacher educators (1-23)

Rethinking WIL for an academic discipline: the model of Work Integrated Political Studies (WIPS) (1-14)

Qualifying the science experiences of young students through dialogue - A Norwegian lesson study (1-18)

Constructivism learning theory: A paradigm for students’ critical thinking,creativity,and problem solving to affect academic performance in higher education (1-26)

Teaching and learning using virtual labs: Investigating the effects on students’ self-regulation (1-15)

Exploratory analysis of an e-learning course based on micro-videos to improve the preparation of the undergraduate dissertation in Spanish context (1-22)

Role of teachers in teaching Arabic letters to young children of UAE: Exploring criteria of Arabic letters teaching (1-19)

How COVID-19 impacted soft skills development: The views of software engineering students (1-16)

The role of colaborative learning in the education for democratic citizenship (case of Georgia) (1-39)

Examining the effects of academic motivation and online learning on Malaysian tertiary students’ psychological well-being and perceived learning performance (1-21)

Virtual classrooms engagement among Jordanian EFL students during the pandemic of COVID-19 period (1-23)

Contextual structure as an approach to the study of virtual reality learning environment (1-23)

The new teacher and discipline factors (1-18)

Exploring identity construction in team teaching: The case of Iranian student-teachers (1-16)

Understanding and planning for informal learning space development: A case study in Hong Kong (1-19)

Internationalisation of the curriculum in higher education: A case from a Mozambican university (1-17)

Components of computational thinking in citizen science games and its contribution to reasoning for complexity through digital game-based learning: A framework proposal (1-18)

The drivers of E-learning satisfaction during the early COVID-19 pandemic: empirical evidence from an indonesian private university (1-28)

Exploring the status of curriculum development and execution processes in the Ethiopian education system against Schwab’s signs of crisis in the field of curriculum (1-17)

School-Based Supervisory Practices and Teachers’ Job Effectiveness Using Bootstrapping in Covariance-Based Structural Equation Modelling (1-23)

Returns to education revisited: Evidence from rural Vietnam (1-16)

Zero Tolerance Policy Analysis: A Look at 30 Years of School-Based ZT Policies in Practice in the United States of America (1-17)

Link between transformational leadership and teachers organizational commitment in Addis Ababa government secondary schools (1-15)

Assessing blended and online-only delivery formats for teacher professional development in Kenya (1-17)

English language teaching through a short story: A technique for improving students’ vocabulary retrieving (1-12)

Maintaining quality of higher education during difficult times: Accreditation compliance in foreign language education (1-22)

Adaptation,psychometric properties and factor structure of the Lithuanian interpersonal behaviours questionnaire (IBQ) in sport (1-21)

A systematic review of programmed learning approach in science education (1-24)

Quality secondary education: Principals,teachers and students’ understanding in Ethiopia (1-18)

Effectiveness of blended learning on improving medical student’s learning initiative and performance in the physiology study (1-11)

The balanced scorecard in the education sector: A literature review (1-19)

Japanese health and physical education teachers’ experiences teaching sexuality education at the high school level (1-17)

Language intensive exposure in EFL curriculum:Attitudes towards the unlock textbook series at Birzeit University as a case study (1-21)

Grid management system and students’ life satisfaction during the period of the pandemic in Chinese universities (1-12)

Sixty-six years of a guidance service delivery in Ghana: Analysis of stakeholders' attitudes and perceived relevance on career success (1-23)

Authenticity of tasks in online ESL/EFL learning to foster transfer (1-22)

Social media and English language writing performances of a Ghanaian ESL class: The nexus (1-19)

Psychometric properties of Grit-S scale in university students: An application of the graded response model (1-22)

Humor,motivation and achievements in mathematics in students with learning disabilities (1-17)

Cultural and academic barriers toward physician-scientist (MD-PhD) careers: A mixed methods study (1-20)

Inclusion of indigenous knowledge in the new primary and middle school curriculum of Ethiopia (1-24)

PhD Students’ Perceptions of Research Seminars in Doctoral Education: A Case Study (1-31)

Causes of teachers’ professional misconduct in Ethiopian secondary schools: Implications for policy and practice (1-19)

Grapho-motor imitation training in children with handwriting difficulties: A single-center pilot study (1-15)

Challenges to online studies during COVID-19: The perspective of Seventh-day Adventist College of Education students in Ghana (1-18)

How teachers handle differentiation dilemmas in the context of a school’s vision: A case study (1-21)

Inquiry-based instructional strategies for effective conceptualization of photosynthesis: The case of elementary school (1-19)

Multicultural education: Teachers’ perceptions in Hosanna College of Education,southern nations,nationalities,and peoples’ region (SNNPR),Ethiopia (1-21)

Teaching and learning methods compared: A pedagogical evaluation of problem-based learning (PBL) and lecture methods in developing learners’ cognitive abilities (1-21)

Exploring the need for numeracy skills in legal practice (1-16)

A conceptual framework for uncovering the hidden curriculum in private higher education (1-16)

Acknowledgement of reviewers (1-5)

Evaluating the higher national diploma industrial art programme of tamale technical university in Ghana: Curriculum versus implementation (1-49)

Measuring organizational happiness in higher education - a data-driven approach (1-31)

Competence-based education: reflections on the context of teaching agriculture in Ghana’s pre-tertiary schools (1-17)

Creating a digital culture of care: COVID-19 and digital teaching (1-19)

The construction of mathematical identities among early adolescents (1-17)

The toolkit and Real-Care-Baby intervention – experiences of teachers and school staff in conducting an intervention about future parenting (1-14)

Primary school students’ experiences of immersive virtual reality use in the classroom (1-23)

Perceptions of leadership,self-confidence and leadership programs among teenage girls in Israel (1-23)

Using video-recordings to enhance pre-service teachers’ abilities to identify mathematical activities in pre-school (1-16)

Mediating role of job satisfaction on the relation between staff development and performance (1-17)

Exploring self-regulated learning through differentiated feedback (1-27)

Difficulties pre-service science teachers encountered in conducting research projects at teacher education college (1-15)

Students’ perceptions in undergraduate online math courses (1-23)

Factors affecting the numeracy skills of students from mountainous ethnic minority regions in Vietnam: Learners’ perspectives (1-18)

Perceptions of practicum actors in the primary teacher education practicum program (1-22)

Effects of using adjunct model of content-based instruction on students’ technical report writing performance (1-23)

Choice and control: corpus-based discourse analysis of teacher education policy in England (2010-2021) (1-19)

Family involvements in education and quality of education: Some selected 2nd cycle public schools in west shoa zone,Ethiopia (1-14)

Between teacher’ roles and students’ social: Learner autonomy in online learning for EFL students during the pandemic (1-17)

Influence of decision-making styles and affective styles on academic procrastination among students (1-14)

Comparative study of using 5E learning cycle and the traditional teaching method in chemistry to improve student understanding of water concept: The case of primary school (1-18)

Kazakhstan’s young flagship university: A sequential explanatory mixed-methods study (1-17)

Backward design: Integrating active learning into undergraduate computer science courses (1-17)

The philosophy of the human person curriculum in the Philippines: Basis for COVID-19 Model of Curriculum Revision (1-25)

Resilience and self-efficacy in a study abroad context: A case study (1-16)

Rethinking gifted education in Jordan: An analysis of the role of educational and learning capitals (1-22)

Effects of an explicit rime-based phonics method on the phonological awareness outcomes of Ethiopian EFL children (1-18)

Pointed polysynchronous interactions in CLIL mathematics class during the COVID-19 pandemic: Translation,translanguaging,and trans-semiotizing (1-19)

The effectiveness of universal design for learning: A systematic review of the literature and meta-analysis (1-25)

Effects of peer-editing on L2 writing achievement among secondary school students in Ethiopia (1-17)

The relationship and factors affecting perceptions and applications of the deliberative and dynamic curriculum renewal model (1-18)

Pre-school teachers’ professional identity and multilingual children: An interactionist analysis of pre-school teachers’ practical work with multilingual children’s language development (1-20)

Perceptions and practice of primary school English teachers in lesson study to improve their classroom practices (1-21)

Text mining analysis on research trends in workplace safety engagement education (1-21)

Exploring the role of gamification in motivating students to learn (1-19)

Modeling preservice middle school science teachers’ reflective practice (1-23)

The impact of sense of belonging,resilience,time management skills and academic performance on psychological well-being among university students (1-18)

The association between student–teacher relationship quality and school liking: A small-scale 1-year longitudinal study (1-11)

Being learners with mental resilience as outcomes of metacognitive strategies in an academic context (1-21)

The characterization of mathematical reasoning through an analysis of high school curricula and textbooks in Morocco (1-31)

Beliefs of adults with disabilities about literacy skills’ roles on their livelihood as well as quality of life and their influence on becoming literate in Ethiopia (1-11)

Spanish adaptation of the Math and Me Survey in primary education: Measuring second and fourth graders’ attitudes toward mathematics (1-16)

Limited face-to-face learning on students in inclusive classrooms during the Covid-19 pandemic: Perceptions of elementary school teachers in Indonesia (1-21)

Factors influencing future physics teachers’ acceptance of information and communicative competence technologies: A survey study (1-20)

Epistemological orientations of ideal pedagogical practices in higher education: Perspectives of lecturers (1-16)

Digitalization challenges in education during COVID-19: A systematic review (1-18)

Exploring Mexican lower secondary school students’ perceptions of inclusion (1-18)

Modelling the predictive effects of social media on the relationship between students’ engagement and academic achievement in higher education institutions (1-19)

Developing a logic model to support creative education and wellbeing in higher education (1-16)

The status of biology teaching and learning materials in selected central regional schools,Ghana (1-15)

The adoption of the first online teaching and learning in the Ethiopian postgraduate classes during COVID-19: From public university instructors’ perspectives in the Amhara Region (1-14)

Alikoto: Mathematics instruction and cultural games in Ghana (1-28)

Cross-national validation of the non-participation in non-formal education questionnaire: Findings from adults from Sweden,Germany,United Kingdom,and the Czech republic (1-14)

Learning routines that reflect teachers’ asset-based pedagogies: Creating breathing spaces for students (1-18)

Learning-centered lesson design and learning about teaching in a pre-service teacher education course (1-15)

Transversal competences and employability: comparing in-person learning and distance education (1-40)

Effectiveness of teaching-learning,research and innovative actions in Hawassa University,Ethiopia (1-21)

Revisiting the role of breadth and depth of vocabulary knowledge in reading comprehension (1-13)

Harvesting the crops of ability grouping practice in schools from the field of literature (1-22)

Effective advising: How does academic advising influence student learning outcomes in higher education institutions in Oman? (1-20)

Incorporation of community resources in teaching social studies in junior high schools: A case in the adentan district of the greater accra region of Ghana (1-18)

Assessment considerations during lockdown in Norway: An exploratory case study with focus on misconducts in university mathematics (1-14)

Academic performance and adjustment of first-generation students to higher education: A systematic review (1-27)

Corpus Analysis of L2 English Article Usage Patterns & Pedagogical Implications (1-14)

Evaluating the status of gifted education in the Gulf cooperation Council Countries (1-21)

Assessing the effectiveness of a water safety program for junior high school students in Japan1 (1-17)

Vocabulary learning beliefs and strategies of Afghan EFL undergraduate learners (1-23)

Students’ attitudes of the Postgraduate Diploma in teaching program towards teaching profession (1-14)

Moral disengagement and bullying: Sex and age trends among Swedish students (1-16)

A meta-analysis on the effect of formal peer learning approaches on course performance in higher education (1-20)

Teaching interdisciplinarity in secondary school: A systematic review (1-18)

Supply and demand matching of VET skills - a regional case study (1-22)

The concept map as a substitute for lectures: Effects on student performance and mental health (1-12)

Stimulating critical awareness of Javanese language in elementary schools: Exploring mother language teaching practices in Indonesia (1-16)

An evaluative study of the experimental tasks of the Ethiopian grade 12 chemistry textbook considering developing “science process skills” (1-14)