About Experiential Learning. Example for Higher Education, Roxana ARDELEANU

Abstract This paper presents an example of the application of experiential learning in higher education in mathematics. This is one of the actively participatory methods that is of maximum interest to students, but which is applied quite rarely, especially in higher education. The paper contains an overview of the main benefits of interactive teaching strategies, […]

Studying the Psychological Traits Effective on the Customers’ Change of Behavior in the Insurance Industry regarding the Role of the Service Failure, Roya RAZMI

Abstract The goal of this article is to study the effective factors on the behavior change of customers in selecting the insurance providing companies by use of their psychological traits. The role of the incompetent services has been emphasized on as the moderating variable. For this reason, we used Lynn model (2010) and the statistical […]

Disposition of Nigerian Secondary School Students to E-Learning Technology during COVID-19 Lockdown, Titus O. AJEWOLE, Sunday B. ADEYEMI, Tobi E. AMOSSOU, Adedotun S. ALONGE

Abstract Deployment of on-line teaching-learning method in Nigerian secondary schools during COVID-19 lockdown period has been criticized as not well-embraced by students. This study therefore evaluates students’ perception of the method, using the educational terrain of a Local Government Area in the country as a case study. Structured questionnaire was administered to 150 randomly selected […]

The Co-Design of A Chat Telepsychotherapy Manual for Indonesians with Minor Depression – A Research Protocol, Wisnu Tri Widodo ENDRO, Matthew SHEPHERD, Heather KEMPTON, Clifford van OMMEN

Abstract The development of technology is affecting the way psychological treatment is being conducted. It is now more common to have psychological treatment from a distance. In Indonesia, where the prevalence of depression has reached 6.1% or approximately 16 million of the population, a psychological treatment using a medium of synchronous texting or “chatting” is […]

Vol. 25, No. 2/ 2021

The Co-Design of A Chat Telepsychotherapy Manual for Indonesians with Minor Depression – A Research Protocol, Wisnu Tri Widodo ENDRO, Matthew SHEPHERD, Heather KEMPTON, Clifford van OMMEN Disposition of Nigerian Secondary School Students to E-Learning Technology during COVID-19 Lockdown, Titus O. AJEWOLE, Sunday B. ADEYEMI, Tobi E. AMOSSOU, Adedotun S. ALONGE Studying the Psychological Traits […]

Again, on the Continuous (re)Training of the Teacher, Venera-Mihaela COJOCARIU

Review of the book Strategii moderne de formare a cadrelor didactice pentru predarea antreprenoriatului [Modern Strategies for Teacher Training on Teaching Entrepreneurship] Abstract The aim of this paper is to present the content of a new volume published at Cluj University Press. It connects two areas of knowledge / interest of maximum relevance: modern strategies […]

Chemistry Outreach – Reaching out to Students and Laypeople, Anca-Elena ANGHEL, Roxana TIMOFTE

Abstract Science communication is a promising means for improving the awareness and understanding of scientific concepts by the public, therefore facilitating the transition towards a society consisting mainly of functional adults, capable of making informed decisions, less susceptible to pseudoscientific currents. Science outreach initiatives are a form of science communication that can be used to […]

Explanatory Characteristics and Mechanisms of Family Influence in the Development of Emotional Intelligence, Lorena MAXIM

Abstract This article outlines and shares one view related to the correlation between emotional intelligence and the social environment of development – the family. I gathered information in regard with the theoretical explanatory characteristics and mechanisms of the emotional intelligence concept and the family influence as the main socialising agent. I explained the importance of […]