Socio-cultural effects

This study aims to explain the success factors of e-learning. The participants were 427 students in public universities in Indonesia. To demonstrate the success of this e-learning, we developed a more comprehensive e-learning evaluation model that considers the system's characteristics, students, and instructors.

14p viarnault 25-04-2024 1 1   Download

Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancer types among women in developing countries. Women’s behavior in the early detection of the disease is influenced by sociocultural factors. Thus, the present study aimed to determine the effect of an educational intervention based on PEN-3 model on women’s participation in cervical cancer screening.

11p vileonardodavinci 23-12-2023 4 2   Download

One of the controversial issues in second language acquisition research is the role of learners’ first language in their second language learning. Traditionally, the first language was assumed to get in the way or interfere with the learning of the L2, and therefore, the first language must be banned in the foreign language classroom. However, this view has recently been reexamined and questioned by empirical studies conducted within the sociocultural perspectives. The goal of this paper is to provide new insights into the mediating role of the first language by reviewing those studies.

15p quenchua1 11-11-2019 28 0   Download

The findings could be useful for researchers and teachers in improving students’ achievement by devising effective teaching and learning strategies to increase students’ motivation.

12p miulovesmile4 19-11-2018 40 0   Download

(qb) part 1 book "educational psychology" has contents: educational psychology - a tool for effective teaching; social contexts and socioemotional development, cognitive and language development, individual variations, sociocultural diversity, learners who are exceptional,...and other contents.

334p bautroibinhyen23 02-04-2017 137 3   Download

This paper analyses the root causes of rural outmigration, focusing on its economic and social implications. It takes as its starting point the fact that mobility is inherent in human existence. Livelihoods and sociocultural changes are intimately connected with population movements. To understand present and fast-developing trends in human mobility, we examine the origins of migratory movements and discern how such transformations actually affect the natural resource base, as well as how they shape livelihoods and socio-economic/cultural coexistence.

86p enterroi 02-02-2013 54 4   Download