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“Making a difference” – Medical students’ opportunities for transformational change in health care and learning through quality improvement projects

Bergh, A-M.; Bac, M.; Hugo, J.; Sandars, J. · White Rose Research Online

Background Quality improvement is increasingly becoming an essential aspect of the medical curriculum, with the intention of improving the health care system to provide better health care. The aim of this study was to explore undergraduate medical students’ experiences of their involvement in quality improvement projects during a district health rotation. Me…

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Sharaf, A; Atwell, ES; Dukes, K; Sawalha, M; Al-Saif, A; Sharoff, S; Markert, K; Al-Sulaiti, L; Abu Shawar, B; Abbas, N; Roberts, A · White Rose Research Online

How should we supervise qualitative projects?

Madill, A.; Gough, B.; Lawton, R.; Stratton, P. · White Rose Research Online

There is a ‘shortfall in numbers of highly skilled qualitative researchers’ says the Economic and Social Research Council (2004). What is psychology doing about it? The Society’s revised syllabus (BPS, 2002) states that students should be able to collect and analyse qualitative (non-numerical) data. The Quality Assessment Agency (QAA, 2002) also specifies th…

Integrating AI into media analysis projects: Students’ insights on using ChatGPT

Serpil Yalcinalp; Hacer Turkoglu · DOAJ Open Access Articles

This research aims to explore students’ perspectives on their use of ChatGPT during a media analysis project in a media literacy (ML) course. Additionally, it investigates what the assigned media literacy project has contributed to them. Qualitative analysis results from 48 students indicated that they believed their media analysis positively contributed to …

Locating Community Action Outreach Projects in the Scholarship of Media Literacy Pedagogy

Heather Crandall · DOAJ Open Access Articles

This paper compares frameworks in recent critical media literacy scholarship with trends found in eight semesters of media literacy community action outreach assignments to explore how these frameworks can function as curricular tools for media literacy practitioners. Besides potential tools for media literacy pedagogy, this examination of recent literature …

IMPLEMENTASI METODE PEMBELAJARAN EXPERIENTAL LEARNING PADA MATA PELAJARAN AQIDAH AKHLAK UNTUK MENINGKATKAN HASIL DAN PRESTASI BELAJAR SISWA DI PKBM ISMA AL MUDAWAMAH

Thoyyibah, Hayatun · Universitas Islam 45 / UM Indonesia

ABSTRACT The Implementation of the Experiential Learning Method in Aqidah Akhlak Subject to Improve Students’ Learning Outcomes and Academic Achievement at PKBM Isma Al Mudawamah Author: Hayatun Thoyyibah Affiliation: Graduate Student of Islamic Education Email: hayatunthoyyibah49@gmail.com This study is motivated by the importance of Aqidah Akhlak e…

PENINGKATAN HASIL BELAJAR PENDIDIKAN AGAMA ISLAM MELALUI PENERAPAN MODEL LATIHAN SISWA KELAS IV SEKOLAH DASAR NEGERI 002 KOTO AMAN KECAMATAN TAPUNG HILIR KABUPATEN KAMPAR

Ernawati · UIN Sultan Syarif Kasim Riau

This research is a class action (Class Action Reseach). Based on the observation in the Class IV Elementary School District 002 Koto Aman District Tapung Hilir Kampar Regency met some of the symptoms or phenomena in teaching and learning, particularly on the subjects of Islamic Religious Education, which shows the results of learning are low, such as: a)…

Creative, Cultural and Critical: Media Literacy Theory in the Primary Classroom

Parry, RL; Potter, J; Bazalgette, C · White Rose Research Online

Media literacy education projects and initiatives have tended to focus on teenagers and to be informed either by social or moral concerns or by a body of theory which has evolved primarily in the academy. Three recent research initiatives to which we have all contributed – Reframing Literacy (RL), Persistence of Vision (POV), and Developing Media Literacy: t…

Enhancing science education in the elementary schools

Cole, Milton W.; Zembal-Saul, Carla · arXiv

This article describes some collaborative activities of the authors, aimed at improving science education in elementary schools. These include curriculum enhancement, development of new apparatus (a wind tunnel), science-education web site contributions and production of a film about the physics of flight. The output of these projects is intended to be gener…

Roadmap AI

g, guru · Zenodo Open Repository

<h1>Roadmap AI: An Intelligent Localized Career Navigation System for Personalized Professional Guidance</h1> <p><strong>[GURU G]</strong><br>[, B.Sc Computer Science]<br>[RATHINAM COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE ]<br>[COIMBATORE, TAMIL NADU, India]<br>[gjguru64@gmail.com]</p> <p><strong>[&l…

The right blend? The use of Blackboard to support international dissertation students

Reilly, P.J. · White Rose Research Online

Weller (2011) proposes that it is the responsibility of educators to identify which technologies are likely to be significant to their students in their future careers and integrate them into their teaching practices. For some scholars, this will involve a range of activities including blogging, the cultivation of peer and student netwo…

KEEPING MATHEMATICAL ASSESSMENT PROCESS ON TRACK

Edy, Irawan · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

Idea in this paper was inspired by writings of William D. (2007 ) with the theme of Keeping Learning on Track in classroom assessment contexts . In his research , when teachers asked students how to assess , they are likely to cite tests , quizzes , portfolios , projects , and various other methods of formal tests. According to Wi…

Information literacy and inquiry-based learning: evaluation of a 5 year programme of curriculum development

McKinney, P.A. · White Rose Research Online

Inquiry-based learning describes a range of learner-centred pedagogies increasingly employed in Higher Education where students learn through engaging in open-ended research and inquiry. It is acknowledged that this type of pedagogical approach requires advanced information literacy capabilities in students, and that there is a need to support the developme…

Giving TESOL change a chance: supporting key players in the curriculum change process

Wedell, M. · White Rose Research Online

The language of ‘western’ planned and managed TESOL curriculum change aid projects of the 1980–1990s continues to have a strong influence on the terms in which the objectives of 21st century, nationally planned TESOL curriculum change projects are expressed. It is apparently assumed that teachers worldwide will be able to make the cultural and professional a…

Hands-On Universe: A Global Program for Education and Public Outreach in Astronomy

Boer, M.; Pack, H.; Pennypacker, C.; Melchior, A. L.; Faye, S.; Ebisuzaki, T. · arXiv

Hands-On Universe (HOU) is an educational program that enables students to investigate the Universe while applying tools and concepts from science, math, and technology. Using the Internet, HOU participants around the world request observations from an automated telescope, download images from a large image archive, and analyze them with the aid of user-frie…

EVALUATION MODEL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION OF VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Edy, Supriyadi · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

Vocational High School (SMK) has to be able to prepare the graduates to be middle-class employees and to have entrepreneurship spirit. SMK graduates have to be able to compete in the world of work and be entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurship education in SMK is implicitly done through school subjects, extracurricular activities and self-development. SMK graduat…

Teacher Research Analytics Toolkit: bibliometric analysis of teacher research outputs in Chinese K-12 education

Liu, Fei · Zenodo Open Repository

A bibliometric-inspired toolkit for quantitative analysis of teacher research outputs (research projects, academic papers, curriculum reform results) in Chinese K-12 education contexts. Raw Excel records are converted to Web of Science compatible plain-text format, then analysed at both regional and school level: institution and author frequency statistics, …

Pedagogy and the ‘linguistic turn’: developing understanding through semiotics

Musson, G.; Cohen, L.; Tietze, S. · White Rose Research Online

The appropriation of the ‘linguistic’ turn and the application of social constructionist ideas for research projects situated in organizational contexts and concerned with managerial work has enriched the field’s understanding of the complexities of such settings and drawn attention to their processual nature. Using the unifying theory of a semiotic framewor…

Marketing library services to children and young people

Wilson, K.; Train, B. · White Rose Research Online

This paper discusses the future of Schools Library Services in the North West region of England based on a research project recently undertaken by the Centre for the Public Library and Information in Society at the University of Sheffield on behalf of MLA North West. The research has revealed somewhat of an identity crisis for Schools Library Services in the…

Cascading training down into the classroom: The need for parallel planning

Wedell, M. · White Rose Research Online

Cascade models of in-service training are widely considered to be a cost effective means of introducing educational change to large numbers of teachers. Data from 511 teachers completing a cascade training programme that introduced current ideas about and procedures for teaching English to young learners, suggests that provision of training alone is no guara…