Dergiler / Pegem Eğitim ve Öğretim Dergisi

2021 · Cilt: 11 - Sayı: 4

MakaleYazarSayfa
Developing an Instrument to Assess Students’ Problem-Solving Ability on Hybrid Learning Model Using Ethno-STEM Approach through Quest ProgramFine Reffiane, Sudarmin, Sigit Saptono, Wiyanto1–8
Prospective Teachers’Views about Creating Websites for Social Studies Teaching in Distance EducationGörkem Avcı, Canan Akyol, Özdemir Dikicigil9–19
A Comparison of the School Engagement Levels of Science High School Students Who do Sports and do not do SportsFatmanur ÖZTÜRK, Kürşad SERTBAŞ20–32
Examination of Gifted Students’ Internet / Game Addiction and School Social BehaviorsAyşin Kaplan SAYI,Filiz ŞAHİN33–43
Investigation of Parents’Views Regarding the Recognition and Education of Specially Talented Individuals in Early Childhood PeriodHikmet ZELYURT, Mesut AŞIK44–52
A remedial course design on teaching teens and young adults in FLTE programmesEda ERCAN-DEMİREL, Hayriye ULAŞ-TARAF53–66
Science Teachers’ Knowledge of Nutrition Facts on Canned Foods and its implications during the COVID-19 PandemicSameera ALSHORMAN,Esra a ABU-NİJEM67–77
Group Guidance Based On Javanese Character with Merchant Morals to Improve Student ResilienceDenok Setiawati, Bambang Budi Wiyono, Nur Hidayah, Adi Atmoko, Arbin Janu Setiyowati78–81
The literature review on changes in research trends regarding distance education before and during the COVID-19 pandemic (2017-2020)Fadıl Şiraz82–99
Development of an instrument of assertive communication scale based on Yogyakarta Cultural ValueAndi Mappiare, M.Ramli, Ahmad Taufiq, Nur Hidayah, Sunaryono, Muya Barida100–109
The Development of a Test to Explore the Students’ Mental Models and External Representation Patterns of Hanging ObjectsSarintan N. KAHARU,Jusman MANSYUR110–125
Automated Writing Evaluation (AWE) in Higher Education: Indonesian EFL Students’ Perceptions about Grammarly Use across Student CohortsDelsa Miranty, Utami Widiati126–137
Learning Model and the Development of Micro, Small, Medium Entreprises in IndonesiaNunuk SURYANTİ,Wahjoedi,Sugeng Hadi UTOMO,Agung HARYONO138–147
The Effects of Differentiated Science Teaching According to the Grid ModelSerkan DEMİR147–159
Determining the effectiveness of pre-university student’s online learning in Geography subject using relative importance indexHanifah MAHAT,Saiyidatina B. NORKHAİDİ,Mohmadisa HASHİM,Nasir NAYAN,Yazid SALEH,Nurul H. L. ABDULLAH,Nur Hidayah BAHARUDİN,Nurakma JAMHARİ160–168
Foreign Language Anxiety and Gifted Students in TurkeySüleyman KASAP169–176
Development and implementation of mathematics attitudes scale for the primary and secondary studentsMehmet GÜLBURNU, Kenan YILDIRIM177–184
Indonesian Students’ Perception of Gender Equity in EducationMustofa, Denis Fidita Karya, Abdul Halim185–196
The role of pragmatic socialization in building learners’ pragmatic competence from English teachers’ perspectivesMusli Ariani, Yazid Basthomi, Johannes Ananto Prayogo198–208
A Systematic Review on Pupils’ Misconceptions and Errors in TrigonometryNurjailam Hamzah, Siti Mistima Maat, Zanaton Ikhsan209–218
In-demand Soft Skills and Employability during and Post COVID-19: Evidence from EFL TeachersAhmad A.S. TABİEH,Hiba Y ABUZAGHA,Kazim A. Al GHOU219–229
Improving Prosocial Behavior Through Virtual Media Based on Religious Values in Elementary School StudentsBambang Budi Wiyono, Asroful Kadafi, Muslihati, M. Ramli230–236
EFL Teacher Preparation Programs in Saudi Arabia: An Evaluation Comparing Status with TESOL StandardsAbdullah Abdul Muhsen ALHARBİ237–248
The Activation of Learners’ Metacognition to Promote Learning Autonomy of Good Language LearnersAam Ali RAHMAN,Anggi ANGRAENİ,Rizal Ahmad FAUZİ249–253
International Students in Crisis Times: Exploring the Experiences of International Students Studying in Saudi Arabia during the Covid-19 PandemicNaif Daifullah ALSULAMİ254–264
Student Satisfaction with E-learning Using Blackboard LMS during the Covid-19 Circumstances: Realities, Expectations, and Future ProspectsBakr Bagash Mansour Ahmed AL-SOFİ265–281
Developing Islamic Science Based Integrated Teaching Materials for Islamic Education in Islamic High SchoolSuparjo,Muh. HANİF,Dimas INDİANTO282–292
Can Innovative Learning Affect Students’ HOTS Achievements?: A Meta-Analysis StudyDuden SAEPUZAMAN,Heri RETNAWATİ,Edi ISTİYONO,Haryanto290–305
School Physical Education courses: A study on challenges and on restoring their functionsÖmer Cengiz, Yunus Emre Avcı, Mustafa Toprak306–315
The Effect of Digital Literacy Towards The Selection of Social Science Teacher Learning MediaGagat TRİAWANG,Edi KURNİAWAN316–319
Quality Improvement Model of History Education at UniversitySuwito Eko PRAMONO,Heriyanto,Inaya Sari MELATİ320–328
Does Problem-Based Learning Enhances Metacognitive Awareness of Economics Students?Cipto WARDOYO,Bagus Shandy NARMADİTYA,Agus WİBOWO329–336
Investigation of The Environmental Problems Attitudes of the Undergraduate History StudentVolkan DURAN,Cengiz ATLI,Zeynep Müjde SAKAR,Kenan BAŞ337–352
Evaluating the Distance Learning Experience from the Point of View of College Members and Students at Aqaba University CollegeAhed Hani ALMSAİDEN,Taha Ali HUSSEİN353–359
The Level of Understanding towards Teachers Competency among Elementary School in Urban Areas of YogyakartaErviana Vera YULİ,Anik GHUFRON,Haryanto360–369
Divergent Patterns of Variant Tag Questions in Pakistani English: A Corpus-based Comparative StudyZahida HUSSAİN,Muhammad ASİF,Ayesha ASLAM,Muhammad Asim MAHMOOD370–378
Effectiveness of Code-Switching in Language Classroom in India at Primary Level: A Case of L2 Teachers’ PerspectivesTribhuwan Kumar, Venkanna Nukapangu, Ahdi Hassan379–385