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Sikes, P.J. · White Rose Research Online
In every edition of Research in Teacher Education we publish a contribution from a guest writer who has links with the Cass School of Education and Communities. Currently Pro Vice-Chancellor at Victoria University, Australia, Pat Sikes is Professor of Qualitative Inquiry at the School of Education, University of Sheffield. Pat is currently directing an Alzhe…
Astin, F; Carroll, DL; Ruppar, T; Uchmanowicz, I; Hinterbuchner, L; Kletsiou, E; Serafin, A; Ketchell, A · White Rose Research Online
Background: The European Society of Cardiology and the Council on Cardiovascular Nursing and Allied Professions share a vision; to decrease the burden of cardiovascular disease in Europe. Nurses represent the largest sector of the health professional workforce and have a significant contribution to make, which has not yet been fully realised. Recent evidence…
Nisa Miftachurohmah, .; Imam Mukhlash, .; Sutikno, . · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
Indonesia known as agrarian country, it caused by most its people are farmers. The level of paddy production in East Java was highest compared to other provinces. However, its level of production has decreased in recent years. This was caused by the lack of knowledge about risk management in paddy production. One of knowledge should be known is the change of…
Muravyev, A.; Talavera, O. · White Rose Research Online
We exploit a recent natural experiment in Ukraine's school system to study how stricter requirements for proficiency in the state language affect linguistic minority students' demand for education. The reform obligated linguistic minority students to take a standardized school exit test in Ukrainian, thus denying them access to translated versions of the tes…
Parry, RL · White Rose Research Online
In this paper, I share an account of what happens when a teacher values children's experiences of popular culture in a classroom activity. Drawing on a socio-cultural approach to learning, I suggest that children are not simply enthused when their lived cultures are valued in the classroom but more fundamentally that they are motivated because they can parti…
Alrehaili, SM; Atwell, E · White Rose Research Online
Recent advances in Text Mining and Natural Language Processing have enabled the development of semantic analysis for religious text, available online for free. The availability of information is a key factor in knowledge acquisition. Sharing information is an important reason for developing an ontology. This paper reports on a survey of recent Qur’an ontolog…
Nur, Kholis · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
The quality of Engineering Mathematics teaching-learning processes in Electrical Technology Study Program Faculty of Technology State University of Yogyakarta has found under expected. In general, more students just listened to lectures, recorded material and example problems written on the board lecturers and only a small …
Blanksby, J.R.; Ashley, R.; Dudley, E. · White Rose Research Online
Professionals responsible for managing water and flooding systems have always worked in partnership with others. The form and functioning of such partnerships has traditionally focused on delivering structural ‘solutions’. Now that the challenges faced by urban society are complex and changing relatively rapidly, it is timely to review how best to establish,…
Dukes, K; Atwell, E · White Rose Research Online
his paper describes the underlying software platform used to develop and publish annotations for the Quranic Arabic Corpus (QAC). The QAC (Dukes, Atwell and Habash, 2011) is a multimodal language resource that integrates deep tagging, interlinear translation, multiple speech recordings, visualization and collaborative analysis for the Classical Arabic langua…
Birdi, B. · White Rose Research Online
Experience will have shown the readers of this book that a highly literate child is not necessarily a reading child, and similarly that not every child with reading difficulties will dislike reading. Our work to develop literacy and to encourage reading has changed in recent years, in part due to developments in the educational curricula, in part due to rapi…
Homer, MS; Darling, J; Pell, G · White Rose Research Online
Over recent years, UK medical schools have moved to more integrated summative examinations. This paper analyses data from the written assessment of undergraduate medical students to investigate two key psychometric aspects of this type of high-stakes assessment. Firstly, the strength of the relationship between examiner predictions of item performance (as re…
Gelar Dwirahayu, Gelar Dwirahayu · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
Character is a part of human doing. Recent, human’s character become decrease. The phenomena of the decreasing of human character are corruption, killing, and Its also happened in education. Regardless of that, education can be one of preventive solution in crisis character and culture in Indonesia. The Government has expectation by integrated character educ…
Padmanugraha, Asih Sigit · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
Extremism occurring in this world and, specifically, in Indonesia recently is one form of the failure of education which does not accommodate multiculturalism. Terrorism is obviously the result of the distorted education which only focuses on mono-cultural values. Later, this will develop exclusivism in which there is no room for pluralism. This one-sided wa…
McLoughlin, SM · White Rose Research Online
This article begins to fill a gap in recent discussions of the future of Islamic studies with an account of the nature and significance of Anthropological and Ethnographic contributions to the study of Islam and Muslims. Drawing attention to both the problem of essence in Orientalism and the dissolution of Islam’s significance for Muslims in Said’s (1978) an…
McLoughlin, SM · White Rose Research Online
This article begins to fill a gap in recent discussions of the future of Islamic studies with an account of the nature and significance of Anthropological and Ethnographic contributions to the study of Islam and Muslims. Drawing attention to both the problem of essence in Orientalism and the dissolution of Islam’s significance for Muslims in Said’s (1978) an…
Andrews, R.; Freeman, A.; Hou, D.; McGuinn, N.; Robinson, A.; Zhu, J. · White Rose Research Online
The last few years have seen an increase in research studies on the impact and effectiveness of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in the teaching and learning of English as a school subject. It is against that research background and against recent developments in policy and practice in the UK that the present systematic review of the effecti…
Surjono, Herman Dwi · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
Adaptive Educational Hypermedia systems (AEH) are amongst the most recent types of application to provide individualised instruction to students who undertake online courses. Such systems attempt to adapt to how individuals learn by personalizing instruction for each individual student depending upon one or more “characteristics” of the student. Prior knowle…
Rosowsky, A. · White Rose Research Online
Until just recently one might have been forgiven for considering the ‘Reading’ debate to have been amicably resolved, with, at the end of the twentieth century, a negotiated consensus reached comprised of all sides in the debate agreeing on a balanced approach to the teaching of initial reading. However, the recent intervention of the House of Commons Educa…
Thompson, D.R.; Kirkman, S.; Watson, R.; Stewart, S. · White Rose Research Online
In this paper, four experienced researchers from the UK, China and Australia offer guidance in research supervision based on their experiences and the recent document, Improving standards in postgraduate research degree programmes [Higher Education Funding Council for England, 2003. Improving standards in postgraduate research degree programmes. Formal consu…
MacDonald Ross, G. · White Rose Research Online
At the AAPT International Workshop/Conference at Alverno College in 2000, I was invited to give a presentation on the recently established Philosophical and Religious Studies Centre of the Learning and Teaching Support Network. My presentation was published in AAPT News, 24/1, Spring 2001, pp.3–8. In the UK, there had never previously been a forum for publi…