Effects of Action Learning, Concept-Mapping, and Value Clarification Strategies on Students' Attitude to Ict Concepts in Social Studies and Civic Education in Rural Learning Ecologies

Ige, Olugbenga Adedayo; Ige, Olusayo

doi:10.21125/inted.2018.0260

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“…is study adopted the nonrandomized pretest-posttest delayed posttest control group quasiexperimental design [30][31][32][33][34][35]. e delayed posttest was employed to capture students' retention.…”

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Using Guided Discovery to Improve Students’ Retention and Academic Attitudes to Financial Accounting Concepts

Ugwoke

Olulowo

Ige

2020

Education Research International

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Financial Accounting is one of the specialised subjects in the Nigerian senior secondary school curriculum. It is no gain saying that without apposite comprehension of the subject, the goals of its inclusion in the curriculum might not be fully accomplished. Hence, the researchers are in quest of appropriate instructional strategies that entail students’ active participation and improve students’ learning outcomes (attitude and retention) through practice-oriented research. Consequently, this research determined the effectiveness of guided discovery instructional strategy, in relation to a conventional lecture, on learning outcomes of students in Financial Accounting concepts. This study adopted a nonrandomized pretest, posttest, control group quasiexperimental design with a 2 × 2 × 3 factorial design. 147 secondary school students in level 5 were selected from eight secondary schools in the northern part of a Southwestern state, Nigeria. The research instruments used were Teachers’ Instructional Guides on Guided Discovery, Students’ Attitude to Financial Accounting Questionnaire (r = 0.89) and a 30-item Financial Accounting Retention Test (r = 0.83). The analyzed data affirmed that the treatment improved students’ attitude (F(1,134) = 344.935; p < 0.05 ; η2 = 0.720) and retention (F(1,134) = 385.431; p < 0.05 ; η2 = 0.742) of accounting concepts. This study recommended that teachers should utilize the guided discovery strategy to develop attitudes and knowledge retention of learners in Financial Accounting.

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Using Guided Discovery to Improve Students’ Retention and Academic Attitudes to Financial Accounting Concepts

Ugwoke

Olulowo

Ige

2020

Education Research International

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“…Yakovenko (2003) considers the optimization direction of most developments, i.e., the geographical justification for making management decisions to rationalize environmental management, as a characteristic phenomenon in the study of tourism. Under the optimization, he understands the choice of the most effective ways of development of tourist systems, in order to increase the economic effect and reduce the negative environmental consequences (Ghosh and Ghosal, 2019;Sycheva et al, 2019;Mandal and Sanyal, 2019;Ige, 2019;Lafer andTarman, 2016, 2019;Neizvestnaya et al, 2018).…”

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Selection of strategic priorities for sustainable development of tourism in a mountain region: concentration of tourist infrastructure or nature-oriented tourism

Дунец¹,

Vakhrushev²,

Sukhova³

et al. 2019

JESI

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The paper discusses options for tourist development of the Altai-Sayan region. For this purpose, a comparison is made between the current state of tourism and sustainable development of tourism. This makes it possible to propose five stages for the strategy of sustainable tourism development in the Altai-Sayan mountain region. The preservation of biodiversity and ethnic characteristics of the territory underlie the ethnoecological type of tourism, being the most consistent with the principles of sustainable development and promising in the studied mountain region. Functional zoning is considered as an important method for balancing and optimizing environmental management. It is proposed to use the landscape-adaptive principle as a basis for spatial planning of tourist service in the mountainous region. The spatial elements of the tourist network of the mountain region were analyzed. This made it possible to reveal the predominance of the linear structure in connection with the mountain-valley relief. There are also examples of radiation, dispersion, focal and linear-perpendicular structures of tourist networks. This allowed highlighting the priorities of tourist development for different territories. Functional zoning of the Altai-Sayan region with the identification of priorities in the development of the territory was proposed. This allowed identifying the spatial distribution of areas of intensive tourist use and areas of nature preservation and ecotourism. In addition, zones of weak economic development were identified with a predominance of tourist routes, as well as those of medium economic development with local tourist centers.

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“…(2) the government should increase diversification of efforts to curb corruption, introduce innovative anticorruption mechanisms (Zhuravlev et al, 2018;Mullins, 2019;Korableva et al, 2019;Ige, 2019;Ilyina et al, 2019) and increasing public participation in anti-corruption efforts, and (3) measures to combat corruption should be strengthened.…”

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Corruption as an obstacle to sustainable development: A regional example

Frolova¹,

Voronkova²,

Alekhina³

et al. 2019

JESI

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Corruption in various sectors causes serious damage not only to individual economies, countries, and regions but also to humanity as a whole. This paper analyzes the state of corruption in the Republic of Tatarstan, the manifestations of which restrain the development of the Republic, and presents the results of a pilot sociological study that demonstrate changes in the perception of problems of corruption in society. The sustainable development of a region is influenced by various economic and social factors. The results of this research show that one of these factors is corruption, which is often used as a tool for managing territories at various levels. It is a serious obstacle to the achievement of continuous sustainable development of a region, as it impedes the building of harmonious relations between state, government, society, and business. Sustainable development of a region can be described as a system and as a process. In this study, "sustainable development" refers to the process in which various stakeholder interactions take place that influence the established order of relations in the region. The findings suggest that when assessing the effectiveness of a region's sustainable development, the level of corruption should be considered as an indicator of its stability. Some measures were proposed to improve the organization of anticorruption work in the Republic of Tatarstan for leveling social tensions in society.

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Effects of Action Learning, Concept-Mapping, and Value Clarification Strategies on Students' Attitude to Ict Concepts in Social Studies and Civic Education in Rural Learning Ecologies

Cited by 10 publications

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Using Guided Discovery to Improve Students’ Retention and Academic Attitudes to Financial Accounting Concepts

Using Guided Discovery to Improve Students’ Retention and Academic Attitudes to Financial Accounting Concepts

Selection of strategic priorities for sustainable development of tourism in a mountain region: concentration of tourist infrastructure or nature-oriented tourism

Corruption as an obstacle to sustainable development: A regional example

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