Entries by Admin Ijssers

Between Discourse and Practice: Regenerative Pedagogy in Future-Oriented Social Science Education

This study examined how regenerative pedagogy is enacted in social science general education and explored the tensions between future-oriented teaching discourse and actual classroom practices. Anchored in global calls for transformative and sustainability-oriented education, the study focused on how instructors interpret and implement regenerative pedagogical principles in everyday teaching. Using a qualitative design, the study […]

Implementation of 4FTERMATH: Four Fundamental Training, Engagement, and Remediation in Mathematics: Input on Localized Teaching Materials in Mathematics

Teaching the four fundamental operations—addition, subtraction, multiplication, and divisions are essential in building a strong mathematical foundation for elementary learners. These operations serve as the cornerstone for understanding more complex mathematical concepts and real-life problem-solving situations. By mastering these skills, students enhance their logical thinking, numerical fluency, and ability to make connections across various subjects. […]

Teachers’ Intervention Activities: An Input for Project Care (Community Assistance in Reaching Everyone)

Project CARE (Community Assistance in Reaching Everyone) in the implementation of new normal basic education in the Elementary Schools of Cluster 9, division of Calamba City utilized a narrative qualitative design. The researchers used coding and verbatim to organize and come up with relevant themes from the testimonies of the participants and organized participants’ reflections […]

Intervention Plan to Enhance Learning Outcomes in MAPEH Among Grade 5 Learners

Intervention plan in e implementation in Grade 5learners among clustr7, division of Calamba City utilized quantitative correlational design to examine the relationship between selected factor in MAPEH performance of grade 5 pupils in the public elementary school. The result showed that the intervention plan used by the selected teachers and learners in Cluster 7 of […]

AI-Enabled Intelligent Dual-Teacher Model for English Instruction: A Theoretical Framework and Practical Application

With the continuous advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, a growing number of AI-enabled tools and systems aligned with pedagogical needs have emerged, substantially expanding the scope of AI applications in the educational domain. This development has not only driven the evolution of related technologies and industries but has also created new possibilities for the […]

The Influence of Information System Usage, Work Motivation, and Work Discipline on Teacher Performance at SMP Negeri 7 Malang

Teacher performance is one of the important aspects that determine the quality of the learning process in schools. In practice, improving teacher performance often faces various obstacles related to the use of technology, motivation levels, and discipline in carrying out tasks. Common problems found in schools include delays in preparing learning administration, suboptimal use of […]

Repercussions of Teaching Grammar in Second Language Learning

Several studies have shown the importance of teaching grammar in learning a second language. This article investigates the effects of teaching grammar in that process. This study provides a review of the literature regarding the concept of grammar, different grammar approaches, and prevalent studies related to this topic. The primary objectives of this study are […]

Integrating Theology and Development: A Christ-Centered Approach to Holistic Transformation in The Africa Gospel Church

This study examines the integration of theology and development within the Africa Gospel Church (AGC). The study argues for a Christ-centered model of holistic transformation. AGC has historically emphasized holistic ministry through its six E’s strategies of evangelizing the unsaved, establishing churches, edifying believers, equipping leaders, exercising social compassion and executive function. This paper demonstrates […]

Locus of Control, Academic Procrastination and Students’ Learning Outcomes in Secondary Schools

is study explored locus of control, academic procrastination and students’ learning outcomes in secondary schools in Ethiope East Local Government Area of Delta State. A correlational design was adopted for the study. The sample size for this study is 200 senior secondary school students. The main instruments utilised for data gathering were a questionnaire titled […]