Using GAI for Lesson Planning in Teacher Education. Connecting Content Knowledge to Psycho-pedagogical Theories, Roxana GHIAȚĂU

Abstract Generative artificial intelligence (GAI) is a recent technology with valuable contributions to many educational fields, including initial and continuing teacher education. An essential component of teacher training is related to lesson planning, namely, the step-by-step anticipation of the stages of educational actions, integrating strategic decisions about what students will learn and how they will […]

Exploring the Effects of Gamification on EFL Students’ Grammar Skills: A Comprehensive Study of Engagement and Learning Outcomes, Asma MERINE, Mohamed Elamine MAIDI

Abstract In line with the current educational revolution, numerous high-tech devices have infiltrated the educational systems. Even though it falls under the umbrella of the 21st century, the English language proficiency among many learners is still lagging. There is a doubt that many learners studying English as a Foreign Language face hurdles concerning grammar acquisition. […]

Vol. 29, No. 2/2025

Using GAI for Lesson Planning in Teacher Education. Connecting Content Knowledge to Psycho-pedagogical Theories, Roxana GHIAȚĂU Exploring the Effects of Gamification on EFL Students’ Grammar Skills: A Comprehensive Study of Engagement and Learning Outcomes, Asma MERINE, Mohamed Elamine MAIDI Innovative Perspectives on Educational and Social Policies, Liliana MÂȚĂ, Monica PĂTRUȚ Relationship Between School Climate and […]

The Impact of Teacher Engagement on Student Motivation: A Study in Upper-Secondary Education, Ramona-Cristina BĂLĂNESCU, Aurel-Alberto URSACHE

Abstract Motivation is an important lever in the process of individual self-regulation. The effectiveness of the teaching-learning process is closely linked to the teaching staff’s motivation level. An unmotivated teacher is an ineffective teacher. Furthermore, teacher motivation translates directly into student motivation. The study aimed to investigate the influence of teacher motivation on students’ motivation […]

Why Socio-Emotional Skills Matter: Findings Revealed by an Evidence-Based Study of Students’ Feedback, Nicoleta LIȚOIU, Teodora Daniela CHICIOREANU, Simona Magdalena HAINAGIU, Gabriela Carmen OPROIU

Abstract In today’s knowledge-based society, young adults need to work on their social and emotional skills to grow both personally and professionally. This study, grounded in empirical evidence, reflects students’ perceptions regarding the degree of guidance received in clarifying their career choices and in augmenting their socio-emotional competencies pertinent to their labor market adaptation. The […]

Influence of Differentiated Instruction and Inclusive Practices on Diverse Needs of Senior Secondary School Students in Osun State, Sunday Bankole ADEYEMI, Temitayo Abiodun ADEYEMI, Olanike Fauzihat AKOLAWOLE

Abstract Students in secondary school classrooms exhibit diverse characteristics, varied learning abilities, cultural and linguistic backgrounds, and socio-emotional needs. This study examined the influence of differentiated instruction and inclusive practices in meeting the diverse needs of senior secondary school students in Osun State. A descriptive survey design was employed, and data were collected through well-structured […]

Smartphone Addiction in Preadolescents and Adolescents: Predictors and Consequences, Magda TUFEANU, Narcisa Gianina CARANFIL, Viorel ROBU

Abstract The excessive use of smartphones can lead to significant physical, psychological, social, and academic problems and may create the conditions for the development of pervasive emotional and behavioral disorders. Over the past two decades, substantial scientific evidence has accumulated regarding the factors associated with smartphone addiction, as well as the consequences of this dysfunctional […]