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JASES, Vol. 2 (2020), Issue 4 (December)

Issue 4 (December)

Vol. 2 (2020), JASES

10 articles

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Online Language Learning Platforms: Enhancing Language Acquisition
by Joseph Taylor
JASES  2020 2(4):33; 10.xxxx/xxxxxx - 01 December 2020
Abstract
Online language learning platforms have revolutionized the way individuals acquire new languages, providing accessible and effective tools for language acquisition. This paper explores the significance of online language learning platforms in education, emphasizing their role in enhancing language acquisition through interactive and personalized learning experiences. It delves [...] Read more

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Educational Gamification for Soft Skills Development: Communication, Leadership, and Teamwork
by Richard Jones
JASES  2020 2(4):34; 10.xxxx/xxxxxx - 04 December 2020
Abstract
Educational gamification has emerged as an innovative approach to developing essential soft skills, including communication, leadership, and teamwork. This paper explores the significance of gamification in education, emphasizing its role in fostering engagement, motivation, and skill development among learners. It delves into the strategies and design principles that educators [...] Read more

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Self-directed Learning: Empowering Students to Take Control of Their Education
by Joseph Hernandez
JASES  2020 2(4):35; 10.xxxx/xxxxxx - 07 December 2020
Abstract
Self-directed learning is a pedagogical approach that empowers students to take control of their education, fostering autonomy and lifelong learning skills. This paper explores the significance of self-directed learning in education, emphasizing its role in cultivating critical thinking, problem-solving, and self-regulation abilities. It delves into the principles and strategie [...] Read more

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Online Discussion Forums and Asynchronous Learning: Encouraging Student Engagement
by Richard Gonzalez
JASES  2020 2(4):36; 10.xxxx/xxxxxx - 09 December 2020
Abstract
Online discussion forums have become an integral component of asynchronous learning, offering a platform for student engagement, collaboration, and knowledge sharing. This paper explores the significance of online discussion forums in education, emphasizing their role in fostering student participation, critical thinking, and deeper understanding of course content. It delves in [...] Read more

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Maker Education: Hands-on Learning Through Creation and Design
by Elizabeth Taylor
JASES  2020 2(4):37; 10.xxxx/xxxxxx - 10 December 2020
Abstract
Maker education is an innovative approach to learning that emphasizes hands-on creation and design, allowing students to actively engage in the process of making and building. This paper explores the significance of maker education in modern education, emphasizing its role in fostering creativity, problem-solving skills, and a deep understanding of concepts. It delves into the [...] Read more

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AI-driven Tutoring Systems: Personalized Support for Student Success
by Thomas Garcia
JASES  2020 2(4):38; 10.xxxx/xxxxxx - 12 December 2020
Abstract
AI-driven tutoring systems have revolutionized education by providing personalized support to students, enhancing their learning experiences, and improving academic outcomes. This paper explores the significance of AI-driven tutoring systems in education, emphasizing their role in offering individualized instruction, adaptive feedback, and data-driven insights into student perf [...] Read more

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Project-based Learning in Higher Education: Real-world Applications and Research
by John Jackson
JASES  2020 2(4):39; 10.xxxx/xxxxxx - 15 December 2020
Abstract
Project-based learning (PBL) has gained prominence in higher education as a pedagogical approach that emphasizes real-world applications and research. This paper explores the significance of PBL in higher education, emphasizing its role in fostering student engagement, critical thinking, and practical skill development. It delves into the principles and best practices of PBL, i [...] Read more

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Multimodal Learning Environments: Combining Text, Audio, and Visuals for Effective Learning
by Jessica Garcia
JASES  2020 2(4):40; 10.xxxx/xxxxxx - 17 December 2020
Abstract
Multimodal learning environments have emerged as a powerful approach to education, combining text, audio, and visuals to enhance the effectiveness of learning experiences. This paper explores the significance of multimodal learning, emphasizing its role in improving comprehension, retention, and engagement among learners. It delves into the principles and design considerations [...] Read more

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Competency Frameworks in Education: Mapping Skills and Learning Progression
by Thomas Thomas
JASES  2020 2(4):41; 10.xxxx/xxxxxx - 20 December 2020
Abstract
Competency frameworks have gained prominence in education as tools for mapping skills and learning progression. This paper explores the significance of competency frameworks in education, emphasizing their role in defining desired outcomes, assessing skill development, and guiding curriculum design. It delves into the principles and key components of competency frameworks, incl [...] Read more

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Educational Apps for Students with Special Needs: Inclusive Technology Solutions
by Richard Williams
JASES  2020 2(4):42; 10.xxxx/xxxxxx - 30 December 2020
Abstract
Educational apps designed for students with special needs have emerged as a transformative solution in promoting inclusive education. This paper explores the significance of educational apps in catering to the diverse learning requirements of students with disabilities, emphasizing their role in providing personalized learning experiences, accessibility, and skill development. [...] Read more
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