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Uun Lionar, Agus Mulyana, Sapriya, Murdiyah Winarti, Ridho Bayu Yefterson, Yelda Syafrina, Hendra Naldi, Yuhardi

Investigating Local Historical Figures: The Implementation of the PjBL Model to Increase Historical Literacy

Education

Abstract: This study aims to analyze the implementation of the Project-Based Learning (PjBL) model by utilizing the biographies of West Sum...

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This paper presents a timely and relevant investigation into the application of the Project-Based Learning (PjBL) model to enhance students' historica...

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Nasution Nasution, Sugeng Harianto, Esa Putra Bayu Gusti Gineung Patridina, Izzatul Fajriyah, FX Sri Sadewo, Wasino, Arifeen Yama

Study of Corporal Punishment in Schools in Indonesia, 1966-2014

Education

Abstract: This study investigates the practice of corporal punishment in Indonesian schools across three major political periods—Sukarno, t...

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This study offers a valuable historical examination of corporal punishment in Indonesian schools, tracing its evolution across three distinct politica...

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Fransiska Dewi Setiowati Sunaryo, I Ketut Ardhana

Becoming a Global Village: The History of Globalization in Bali

Globalization

Abstract: Bali, currently known as one of the world's tourist destinations, has long historical roots. However, Bali is slowly experiencing...

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This paper, "Becoming a Global Village: The History of Globalization in Bali," proposes to examine the complex historical trajectory of Bali as it nav...

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Jenn Johnson

Social Learning Theory as a Framework for Recreational Therapy Intervention in Children with Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Psychology

People with neurodevelopmental disorders demonstrate a higher incidence of obesity, emotional and mental health issues, and behavioral problems than t...

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This paper presents a timely and important conceptual exploration, proposing Social Learning Theory (SLT) as a foundational framework for Recreational...

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Junu Shrestha, Belinda A Creighton-Smith, Thomas M Flack, Theodora Merle Jn Baptiste

Intersectionality between Happiness and Well-being: A Pilot Study Project in a Midwestern University

Psychology

This pilot study measures the possible intersectionality of happiness and well-being. Items were used from the Oxford Happiness and Well-Being Questio...

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This pilot study ventures into an interesting and relevant area, exploring the potential intersectionality between happiness and well-being, two const...

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Friedericke Kuhn, Meia van der Zee

Globalisation Gangnam-style: The domination of Gangnam-style in touristic online representations

Sociology

This article presents cultural globalisation as a highly uneven and selective process, seeing that the exact nature of this “selectivity” of which cul...

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This article tackles a highly relevant and underexplored dimension of cultural globalization: the selective processes determining which cultural eleme...

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Elizabeth Perry, Xiao Xiao

The Transportation Recreation Opportunity Spectrum as a spatial and quantitative metric: results of a preliminary investigation at Yellowstone National Park

Transportation

Transportation is both a means to access recreation and a form of recreation in itself. Because diverse audiences have differential transportation acc...

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This paper presents a timely and important preliminary investigation into the application of the Transportation Recreation Opportunity Spectrum (T-ROS...

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Ryan K. Hines

Review of Literature: Potential Benefits of Urban Nature Exposure and Stream Corridor Recreation

Environment

This paper examines research and theories which support the argument that within the context of the urban ecosystem, natural areas such as parks, gre...

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This review of literature tackles a highly pertinent and growing area of research: the intersection of urbanization, human well-being, and access to n...

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Saray Fernández Rodríguez

A case study of a small-group teacher-led pull-out EAL intervention for Form 2 pupils in a Hong Kong Direct Subsidy School

Education

In an English Medium Instruction (EMI) school all lessons and assessments are conducted in English, irrespective of the students’ native la...

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This case study provides a pertinent and insightful examination of a small-group, teacher-led pull-out EAL intervention for Form 2 pupils within an En...

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Richelle Assenberg Van Eijsden

Improving questioning techniques to enhance children's critical thinking during shared book reading time in an Early Years setting in Switzerland

Education

Learning to ask questions effectively is a key skill of the teacher. Observing other teachers’ use of questioning is helpful but may not cl...

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This action research makes a pertinent contribution to the field of early childhood education by addressing the critical skill of effective questionin...