Education and New Developments 2025 – Volume 1

INDEX OF CONTENTS

FRONTMATTER

ORAL PRESENTATIONS:

Teachers and Students

Students’ systematic repetition as a framework for learning algebra: A case study from teachers’ professional development (pages 3-7)
Natalia Karlsson, & Wiggo Kilborn

The extracurricular professional internship in the teacher training program in the vocational field of healthcare (pages 8-12)
Martin KarstÀdt

Utilizing knowledge and AI cooperation approaches in professional music training
— the TUT experience
(pages 13-16)

Hua Hui Tseng

Students’ mathematics self-efficacy and mathematical literacy abilities (pages 17-21)
Eleni Nolka

Me&MyCity project and entrepreneurship education (pages 22-26)
Auli Ojala

Video and active learning: Exploring the role of films in training future dance teachers (pages 27-31)
Tatiana Sanches

Defining and measuring student learning (pages 32-36)
Clay M. Starlin, & Sue Fan Foo

Strengthening traditional family values through educational tourism: The example
of “Karina Home” guesthouse
(pages 37-41)

Karina StivriƆa, & Velta Ä»ubkina

Exploring sexuality in educational and teaching degree programs (pages 42-46)
Valeria Bruno, & Emiliane Rubat Du Mérac

Conceptualization of a diagnostic teaching discourse: A case study (pages 47-50)
Natalia Karlsson, & Wiggo Kilborn

The association rules for high school teachers in Taiwan participating in in-service continuing education courses (pages 51-55)
Lung-Hsing Kuo, & Pei-Hua Tsai

Exploring Ubuntu: Teaching characters in selected drama text as a means of “sharing” and community building (pages 56-60)
Bridget Mangwegape

Artificial Intelligence tools in specialized MBA coursework for medical professionals (pages 61-64)
Les M. Sztandera, & Adam Dicker

Addressing the need for comprehensive sexuality education in Italy (pages 65-68)
Valeria Bruno, & Emiliane Rubat Du Mérac

Exploring teachers’ perceptions of self-regulated learning in primary schools:
Insights from intermediate-phase teachers in South Africa
(pages 69-73)

Keneilwe Agbenyegah, & Bernadette Geduld

“Flying school of teaching internships” – in search of an alternative model for implementation of teacher internship (pages 74-78)
Agnieszka Koterwas, Edyta Nowosielska, & MaƂgorzata Zambrowska

An exploration on the association rules of secondary education teacher qualification examination in Taiwan (pages 79-83)
Lung-Hsing Kuo, & Pei-Hua Tsai

Development of a driving style feedback method aimed at adaptive learning in safe driving education (pages 84-88)
Maki Arame, Yoshiko Goda, Masashi Toda, & Junko Handa

Student teachers’ beliefs about self-assessment (pages 89-93)
Ida Szucs Zagyvane

Teaching Romani literatures in a global classroom (pages 94-97)
Anita Tarnai

Ubiquitous and lifelong learning: A Latin American experience (pages 98-102)
Claudia Cintya Peña Estrada, Gibrån Aguilar Rangel, Omar Bautista Hernåndez,
& Luis Ambrosio VelĂĄzquez GarcĂ­a

Modelling and reflection on instructional activities (MaRIA) framework: The voice
of participants in the TAP-TS project
(pages 103-107)

Bento Cavadas, Neusa Branco, Elisabete Linhares, Susana Colaço, Conor Galvin,
& Elena Revyakina

Review of the literature in learning support in STEM education at the higher education level (pages 108-112)
Janak Adhikari, Neil Anderson, & Aidan McGowan

Concept definition and concept image of basic spatial geometry concepts among junior high-school pupil (pages 113-117)
Shaker Rasslan, & Samaher Zoabe

Exploring mentorship experiences of bachelor of education student teachers during teaching practice: Perspectives on conflict of mentor and mentee roles (pages 118-122)
Ratokelo Willie Thabane

Examining the effect of learning management systems (LMSS) on part-time lecturers’ teaching practices at a South African university of technology (pages 123-127)
Walter Matete, Paseka Patric Mollo, & Bridget Mangwegape

Theoretical lesson framework or design organizational chart (pages 128-132)
Claudia Veronica Ciobanu

Teaching and Learning

Strategies to improve student engagement: Comparison of assessment results
and student feedback
(pages 133-137)

Ana Paula Nolasco, Maria Paula Oliveira, & Paolo Vettori

Inclusion of learners with barriers to learning in mainstream schools:
A psycho-social support intervention
(pages 138-142)

Appolonia Masunungure, Thabo Makhalemele, Matabe Rosa Modiba, & Omphile Madiba

Using concept maps to enhance students’ comprehension of telecommunications (pages 143-147)
Gerasimos Pagiatakis, Nikolaos Voudoukis, Dimitrios Uzunidis, & Dimitrios Karaoulanis

Redefining STEM education: Initiating and developing a pre-college aerospace team (pages 148-150)
Evan L. Barron, Elizabeth H. Kniskern, Kevin L. Simmons, & Shawna L. Christenson

The emergence of STEAM and its pedagogical implications: A re-evaluation of
the psychomotor domain
(pages 151-155)

Uchenna Kingsley Okeke, & Sam Ramaila

Rethinking technology-driven simulation in health education: A qualitative evaluation of low-fidelity approaches (pages 156-160)
Susan Canning

Teaching law in the age of AI: Time for curriculum reform? (pages 161-165)
Allison Geduld

STEM and space: Advancing real world aerospace to pre-college students (pages 166-170)
Shawna L. Christenson, John D. Moore, & Kevin L. Simmons

Teachers’ TPACK: Evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of online assessment
in K-12 science instruction
(pages 171-174)

Uchenna Kingsley Okeke, & Sam Ramaila

Digital learning communities: A streamlined approach to learning support in technology education (pages 175-179)
Janak Adhikari, Neil Anderson, & Aidan McGowan

A constructivist pathway to refreshing mathematical understanding (pages 180-184)
AndrĂĄs Margitay-Becht

Mystical poetry and sport: An experience of didactic transposition based on the students’ interest (pages 185-188)
Yailin Martínez-Hierrezuelo, & Betsaida Sedano Muñoz

What helps you to learn? Insights from university students and feedback from neuroscience (pages 189-193)
María Ángeles Vicente-Torres

Employing Kahoot gaming tool to teach electromagnetic propagation and signal transmission through optical fibers (pages 194-198)
Nikolaos Voudoukis, Gerasimos Pagiatakis, Dimitrios Uzunidis, & Dimitrios Karaoulanis

“How will I manage?” Students’ perceptions and expectations before an exam (pages 199-202)
Giulia Maria Cavaletto, & Federica Cornali

Student competitions: Opportunities to practice interdisciplinary knowledge
in practical problem solving (pages 203-207)

Jaana Taar, Kristi Paas, & Tiina VĂ€nt

POSTERS:

Teachers and Students

Transitioning professional curricula to workforce development training: Bridging education and employment (pages 211-213)
Nancy Nisbett, & Brandon Taylor

Higher education for social educators in Italy: The impact of the initial training experience on competencies development (pages 214-216)
Maria Grazia Rionero

Communication and self-care training for non-teaching university employees (pages 217-219)
Lenka Hudáková, Viktória Hičárová, & Marta Dobrowolska Kulanová

Integration in workforce of Québec adults living with Autism Spectrum Disorder
or Asperger syndrome
(pages 220-222)

Carole Sénéchal, & Serge Larivée

Assessing student performance and development for sustainable higher education (pages 223-225)
Anca Simion, & Otilia Bersan

Application of project-based learning didactics for a first-year course of
electronic engineering
(pages 226-228)

Ta-Chi Jeang, Hung-Cuong Thai, Jun-Ping Shiau, Chia-Jui Yueh, & Hung-Yu Wang

CP and teacher education: The case of a postgraduate program (P.S.P.) at the University of Crete, Greece (pages 229-231)
Pelagia Kalogiannaki

Teaching and Learning

The 2024 total solar eclipse as a driver for engagement and research collaboration between high school and college students (pages 232-234)
Ned Ladd, Treavor Kendall, & Brian Garthwaite

Bridging the gap: Teachers’ perspectives on the transition from preschool
to primary school
(pages 235-237)

Carlotta Degli Esposti, & Ada Cigala

PharmPath: Virtual immersive simulations and in-person experiential opportunity
in pharmacy education for secondary and post-secondary students from
underrepresented communities
(pages 238-240)

Aleksandra Bjelajac Mejia, Lachmi Singh, Leanne M. Perry, Jada D’Sa, Mia Maljevic,
& Ryan Keay

Optimizing competency-based learning in engineering: A study on the best-fit methodologies for transversal skills (pages 241-243)
Fernando MartĂ­nez-Gil, ConsolaciĂłn Gil, Jorge Ventura, & Julio Molleda

The connection between gut-brain axis, anxiety and learning: A micro-scenario
for high school students
(pages 244-246)

Maria Anastasiou, Maria-Panagiota Sarafi, Alexandra Miari, & Lefkothea-Vasiliki Andreou

Analysis for characteristics of low-achievers and construction of a classification
model using programming data
(pages 247-249)

Takuya Hasegawa, & Yosuke Ito

Unpacking the needs and challenges of embedding soft skills in STEM curricula
in EU HEIs
(pages 250-252)

Christina Galani, Tomasz Noszczyk, Arkadiusz Dyjakon, Paulina Budryte,
Tautvydas Bokmota, Alessandra Tomasini, Francesca Concia,
Schleutker Kai, & CĂĄtia Barbosa

Socio-pedagogical educators and teachers in ECEC services: What is the initial
and in service training for professional competencies
(pages 253-255)

Maria Grazia Rionero, Patrizia Sposetti, & Giordana Szpunar

The nutrition nexus: Educating on the science, ethics and health impact of food choices
(pages 256-258)

Argyro Kyparissi, & Lefkothea-Vasiliki Andreou

Spiritual deficiency within health care education (pages 259-261)
Nancy-Angel Doetzel

Using monthly workshops to drive engagement and repeat visits at the
McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center
(pages 262-264)

Ned Ladd, & Amanda Leith

Cognitive and linguistic factors predicting different reading comprehension skills
in third and fourth Grade students
(pages 265-267)

Ioannis Grigorakis

Sustainability in STEM: Teaching energy awareness in ICT through
interdisciplinary approaches
(pages 268-270)

Fernando MartĂ­nez-Gil, ConsolaciĂłn Gil, Jorge Ventura, Viktor Isanbaev, RaĂșl Baños,
& Alfredo Alcayde

The violence condition: An active learning STREAM lesson plan for high school students and undergraduates (pages 271-273)
Nikolaos Katsanos, Alexandra Miari, Argyro Kyparissi, & Lefkothea-Vasiliki Andreou

VIRTUAL PRESENTATIONS:

Teachers and Students

Possibilities of using Aharon Appelfeld’s publication Adam and Thomas
in teaching literary education
(pages 277-281)

Milan MaĆĄĂĄt

Natural talent: Creating opportunities for aspiring actors in dramatic arts (pages 282-286)
Limkani Sincuba

Predicting success in engineering studies: Challenges of early detection of weak
signals of STEM-related aptitudes
(pages 287-291)

Florentina Alina Grigorescu (PĂźrvu), & Cezar Scarlat

Experiencing university life away from home: An exploratory study on homesickness
in off-site students
(pages 292-296)

Paola Corsano, Rosa Triunfo, Cristiana Punzi, & Laura Guidotti

I could not have said it better myself – student insights into oral examinations
in higher education
(pages 297-300)

Pasi Hellsten

New approach to mathematics teaching based on the cultural ontology (pages 301-305)
Lina Vinitsky-Pinsky, Maayan Zhitomirsky-Geffet, Artour Mouftakhov, & Leonid Kugel

Exploring pre-service economics teachers’ perceptions of micro-teaching: Insights
and challenges in teacher preparation
(pages 306-310)

Vangile Candice Khumalo, Abelwe Maluleka, & Rhulani Maluleka

Action research as a driver of pedagogical innovation: A comparative study of Italian and Spanish teacher education models (pages 311-315)
Alessandro Barca, Donatella Donato, & Maria Concetta Carruba

Quantitative analysis of the impact of higher professional technical courses on NEET youth from vocational education pathways (pages 316-320)
RĂșben Carvalho, Liliana Pereira, ClĂĄudia Rodrigues, Cristina Pereira, JosĂ© Barradas,
& JoĂŁo Borges

Scaffolding in-service science teachers for developing epistemic empathy (pages 321-325)
Valentina Bologna, & Caterina Bembich

Student-centered approaches in preservice teacher assessment: voices and experiences from Zimbabwean teacher-training colleges (pages 326-330)
Alice Dhliwayo, & Thuthukile Jita

Artificial Intelligence in teacher training: Benefits, challenges and tools (pages 331-335)
Bruno F. Gonçalves

Emotional education as part of the curriculum: A model based on the
Sedona Method of Emotional Release
(pages 336-340)

Iulian Zonenstain

Is education a human right? (pages 341-345)
Neno Dimov

Exploring the essentials of high-quality student recruitment in universities:
A multivariate analysis of geographical and institutional dynamics
(pages 346-350)

Bo Peng, Yan Xu, Xinzhu Wu, & Lifang Wang

Contemporary vocational education: The key to equal access and a sustainable future (pages 351-355)
Denitsa Dimitrova, & Ivanka Yankova

The new teaching profile in basic education: Challenges of sustainable development
of the 21st century
(pages 356-360)

Cecilia Charles, Esthela Gutiérrez, Elizabeth Gålvez, & José Juan Cervantes

Designing entrepreneurs: Structuring an educational framework for design-driven entrepreneurship (pages 361-365)
Gianluca Carella, Marta Conte, & Cabirio Cautela

The contribution of STEM education in creating authentic learning and assessment environments
in K-12 education (pages 366-370)

Aikaterini Kasimati, Maria Sklaveniti, & Theodora Papageorgiou

Development of a second-tier Response to Intervention (RTI) program
for fine motor function
(pages 371-374)

Carolina Suemy Costa Ariga, & Giseli Donadon Germano

Between a rock and a hard place – insights from teaching assistants in higher education (pages
375-379)

Pasi Hellsten

Limitations of the use of ChatGPT technology for learning technical subjects in architecture (pages
380-384)

MarĂ­a JesĂșs Morales-Conde, Paola Villoria-SĂĄez, Manuel Alejandro Pedreño-Rojas,
& César Porras-Amores

Bridging the gap between industry and education: Designing courses for
economic impact
(pages 385-389)

RĂșben Carvalho, Liliana Pereira, ClĂĄudia Rodrigues, Cristina Pereira, JosĂ© Barradas,
& JoĂŁo Borges

The application of mixed reality in autistic students for educational settings
through bibliometric indicators
(pages 390-394)

Andrea CerdĂĄn ChacĂłn, Gonzalo Lorenzo LledĂł, Santiago MeliĂĄ Beigbeder,
Diana Gadzhimusieva, & Eliseo Andreu Cabrera

Examining teacher perspectives on inclusive education: Insights from South
African educators
(pages 395-399)

Mziwonke Luningo, Christabel Dudu Mantlana, & Limkani Sincuba

Development of intervention case cards to help PBL instructors in reframing
their role perceptions
(pages 400-404)

Yuriko Ishida, Akiko Kai, Yusei Suzuki, & Ryuichi Matsuba

The origin and acquisition of PCK for teaching science: A case of pre-service teachers’ planning to teach unforeseen topics in life and natural sciences (pages 405-409)
Tholani Tshuma

Art education in the construction of a hopeful future as experienced by art
education and teacher students
(pages 410-414)

Katri-Helena Rautiainen, & Merja Kauppinen

Problems and solutions in adult education in Latvia: Case study of the Zemgale planning region (pages 415-419)
Ginta Kronberga, & Monta Mantrova

Musical ability as an ally in reducing psychological distress in school-age students (pages 420-424)
Irene Aliagas, Luis Ponce-de-LeĂłn, JesĂșs Privado, Miren PĂ©rez-Eizaguirre,
Marta MartĂ­nez-RodrĂ­guez, & MÂȘ Dolores Merino


Tear-free math assessment for informal learning research (pages 425-429)
Teresa Lara-Meloy, Ken Rafanan, & Elise Levin-GĂŒracar

“I finally figured out how to do it!” Math and maker identity development (pages 430-434)
Nuria Jaumot-Pascual, Jennifer Knudsen, Elise Levin-GĂŒracar, & Sarah Grams

Mobile apps for mental health: Best practices and ethical considerations
for guideline development
(pages 435-439)

Rosina Mete, & Yonghong Tong

Grade 12 life sciences teachers’ understanding of smartboard affordances
in teaching genetics
(pages 440-444)

Esther Ntombifuthi Gumede, & Lydia Mavuru

Integrating maker education and project-based learning in business English
textbook development: An innovative approach for higher education
(pages 445-449)

Fujun Li

Artificial Intelligence, the ultimate opportunity or threat to the essence and integrity
of education
(pages 450-454)

Tholani Tshuma

Teaching and Learning

University propaedeutic physics: Engineering degrees experience (pages 455-459)
Jason Daza, Lluisa Escoda, Marianna Soler, JesĂșs Planella, & Joan-Josep Suñol

Perceived media literacy of first year undergraduate students at a University in Latvia (pages 460-464)
Joseph Jack Horgan

Motivating dentistry students: A biofilm project to foster engagement and interdisciplinary learning (pages 465-469)
RiĂĄnsares Arriazu Navarro, EncarnaciĂłn Amusquivar Arias, Carlos Bocos de Prada,
María José Borrego Gutiérrez, Lucía Guerra Menéndez, Elisa Jiménez Cabré,
Esther Lantero Bringas, Úrsula Muñoz MorĂłn, MarĂ­a del Nogal Ávila,
MarĂ­a Isabel Panadero AntĂłn, Sergio Portal NĂșñez, & Julio Sevillano FernĂĄndez

Leveraging H5P to design innovative online learning environments: a case study at a South African university (pages 470-474)
Patrick Thabo Makhubalo, Maglin Moodley, & Alex Mbanze

An inclusive approach to inspire creativity and team building through modular architecture drawing (pages 475-479)
Francesca Maria Ugliotti, Michele Zucco, & Margherita Cassis

Teaching and learning philosophies that secondary school teachers use to develop critical-thinking skills in learners in South Africa (pages 480-484)
Bianca Williams, & Celestin Mayombe

Education of physiotherapy students in the field of movement patterns and analysis
of their level
(pages 485-489)

RĂșt LenkovĂĄ, Stanislava IvanovĂĄ, & Marek Kokinda

The body as a vector of knowledge: The psychomotor approach in the development
of the school-age child
(pages 490-494)

Rosanna Perrone, Maria Virginia Marchesano, Matteo Abate, & Carmen Palumbo

HealthTEK eLearning platform: An online approach to on biomedical engineering (pages 495-498)
Begonya GarcĂ­a-Zapirain Soto, Jolanta Pauk, Michel Bakni, Javier Sierra, & Aline Dupuy

Presentation design for the course tunnel engineering (pages 499-503)
Jianqin Ma

Growth through education: A perspective research on short-cycle programs (pages 504-508)
Cristina Coutinho, ClĂĄudia Rodrigues, Ana Francisca Monteiro, Filipe Chaves,
Liliana Pereira, & RĂșben Carvalho

Incorporating GeoGebra discovery into teacher training for the plane geometry study (pages 509-512)
Celina Aparecida Almeida Pereira Abar, & Daniel Mendes InĂĄcio de Souza

‘Narratives of belonging’: Visual literacy through the wordless picturebook ‘Clown’ (pages 513-517)
Christina Kalaitzi, & Rosy-Triantafyllia Angelaki

Self-efficacy and motor performance: The impact of motor-expressive activities in primary school (pages 518-522)
Maria Virginia Marchesano, Valeria Minghelli, & Lucia Pallonetto

The role of STEM in data-driven learning in the social sciences (pages 523-527)
Juan Luis Peñaloza Figueroa, & Adolfo Hernåndez

Satisfaction level of Portuguese public primary and secondary school teachers with teaching performance evaluation process (pages 528-532)
Elisa Figueiredo, & Catarina Gonçalves

Innovative use of Artificial Intelligence in a materials science subject for analyzing results (pages
533-536)

Jaume Gomez-Caturla, Lourdes Sanchez-Nacher, Teodomiro Boronat, Octavio Fenollar, Carlos Lazaro-Hdez, & Rafael Balart

Digital children’s literature anthologies: Engaging new literacies with teacher candidates in an introductory course (pages 537-540)
Diane Watt

Empowering mental health literacy among vocational education and training-teaching students in Germany (pages 541-545)
Janine Michele, Natalie Banek, & Ariane Steuber

Physical education and personalized learning in line with European Union
and national standards
(pages 546-550)

Matteo Abate, Rosanna Perrone, & Carmen Palumbo

Exploring the role of Artificial Intelligence in technical degrees: Insights from building materials subjects (pages 551-554)
César Porras-Amores, Manuel Alejandro Pedreño-Rojas, Marta Rodríguez Aybar,
Paola Villoria-SĂĄez, & MarĂ­a JesĂșs Morales-Conde

Through a child’s eyes: Literature as a bridge to understanding post-trauma (pages 555-559)
Yaakova Sacerdoti

Growth mindset interventions to enhance phonics learning in early years education:
An exploratory study
(pages 560-564)

Leah Dawn Rock

Health 4.0 paradigm learning using HealthTEK virtual campus (pages 565-569)
Begonya GarcĂ­a-Zapirain Soto, Juan Alberto Monasterio, Ainhoa Osa-Sanchez,
Ibon Oleagordia-Ruiz, Paulina CĂĄrcamo, & Amaia Mendez-Zorrilla

Perceptions of future kindergarten teachers on the use of embodied learning when approaching works of art in preschool education (pages 570-574)
Kalliopi Trouli, & Sofia Trouli

Remote learning in virtual biology education: Science process skills acquisition
in microscopy
(pages 575-579)

Mafor Penn

WORKSHOPS:

Teachers and Students

The 5 CS Framework for effective assessment communication in higher education (pages 583-585)
Elaine Walsh, & John Knight

Teaching and Learning

Teaching creative presentations (pages 586-588)
Izabela Walczak

Go and Gamify Away (pages 589-591)
BĂĄrbara Andrez, Paula Menino Homem, & Maria Manuela Pinto