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Reflective practice in educational research: A bibliometric analysis of 1991–2023
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Mining educational big data to develop an early alert dynamic model of academically at-risk students: A proof of concept
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Navigating new waters: The academic learning experiences of international postgraduate taught students in UK higher education
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Enhancing racial representation in the curriculum: The case of performing arts programmes at a UK higher education institution
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Error management culture and college students’ self-development: The serial mediating roles of grit and learning from failure
págs. 99-112
Ability beliefs and intrinsic motivation: Predictors in computational-thinking and inquiry-based pedagogies for critical skills
Emeka Promise Ugwunwoti, Nathaniel Ifeanyi Edeh, Bernardine Ngozi Nweze, Rose Chigoziri Anamezie, Joy Johnbest Egbo, Peter Ndubuisi Chukwu, Gloria M. Eya, Sussan N. Okoli, Basil Chukwuma Onyia, Sussan Ngozi Oluka, Anthony Okorie Nsude, Chibuike Gerald Ozoagu, Chinelo Patricia Aka, Patience Nwobodo, Cynthia Onyinye Omeje, Mercillina Mmachinyere Ebuoh, Ijeoma Evelyn Animba
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From “scenario” to “situation”: How digital situational perception influence digital literacy of University students
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Strategies to optimise active learning and reduce social loafing
Helena Bonache, Maryurena Lorenzo Alegría, Christian Rosales Sánchez
págs. 179-192
‘A rather stupid but always available brainstorming partner’: Use and understanding of Generative AI by UK postgraduate researchers
págs. 193-207
Unlocking the potential: Evaluating the impact of online gamified and non-gamified assessment tools on academic performance, motivation, engagement and satisfaction in undergraduate medical education
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Staff development in higher education interinstitutional collaborations: An exploratory literature review
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Teachers’ perceptions of the risks and benefits of AI in higher education: A case study of ERNIE Bot
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