We
present
a
study
on
the
development
of
Finnish
first-year
physics
majors'
attitudes
towards
physics,
as
measured
by
Colorado
Learning
Attitudes
about
Science
Survey,
before,
during,
and
after
period
mandatory
remote
learning
due
to
coronavirus
pandemic.
find
that
in
years
before
pandemic,
these
did
not
change,
but
extended
pandemic
had
negative
effect
students'
expertlike
views.
Similarly,
students
who
experienced
high
school
displayed
lower
level
thinking
they
entered
university.
As
contact
teaching
resumed,
moderate
positive
gains
were
seen,
bridging
some
all
gap
student
left
pandemic.Received
29
September
2022Accepted
5
December
2022DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevPhysEducRes.19.010101Published
American
Physical
Society
under
terms
Creative
Commons
Attribution
4.0
International
license.
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distribution
this
work
must
maintain
attribution
author(s)
published
article's
title,
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citation,
DOI.Published
SocietyPhysics
Subject
Headings
(PhySH)Research
AreasEpistemology,
attitudes,
&
beliefsLearning
environmentProfessional
TopicsLower
undergraduate
studentsPhysics
Education
Research
Journal of Applied Research in Higher Education,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Purpose
This
study
aims
to
determine
the
impact
of
United
Nations
Educational,
Scientific
and
Cultural
Organisation
(UNESCO)
education
quality
indicators
nexus
using
teaching
learning
materials,
physical
infrastructure
facilities,
methods
assessment
on
students’
satisfaction
(SS)
in
Pakistani
higher
institutions
(HEIs).
Design/methodology/approach
An
investigation
was
conducted
empirical
research
involving
440
postgraduate
students
from
11
private
universities
Lahore,
Punjab
Province,
Pakistan.
Data
were
collected
through
an
online
questionnaire.
Participants
selected
a
stratified
sampling
technique,
data
analysed
partial
least
squares
structural
equation
modelling.
Findings
The
findings
proved
existence
significant
positive
relationship
between
SS
HEIs.
Originality/value
novelty
this
article
lies
fact
that
it
addresses
gap
existing
literature
by
exploring
methods,
student
context
The International Journal of Human Resource Management,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
34(22), P. 4261 - 4290
Published: March 21, 2023
The
demands
of
the
workplace
have
become
such
that
employees
need
to
continuously
change,
tweak,
and
restructure
ways
in
which
they
work.
To
do
so,
engage
a
process
called
job
crafting.
This
is
becoming
so
commonplace
it
crucial
verify
whether
organizations
are
able
provide
climate
can
feel
positive
about
changes.
In
this
regard,
leader-member
exchange
may
create
conditions
necessary
motivate
crafting
behaviours
against
contextual
background
perceived
organisational
support.
When
ready
for
support
their
organization,
experience
high
quality
exchange,
engagement
will
be
heightened.
Conducted
through
lens
social
theory,
our
study
represented
an
attempt
integrate
some
important
predictors
behaviours—i.e.
support,
moderating
role
played
by
readiness
change.
contributes
literature
defining
model
suited
revisit
human
resource
(HR)
practices
policies
add
value
HR
perspective
end
improving
effectiveness.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(6), P. 5175 - 5175
Published: March 15, 2023
In
higher
education,
the
learning
of
Unit
Operations
in
Chemical
Engineering
and
development
practical
activities
became
a
real
challenge.
Therefore,
use
emerging
technologies
necessary
to
develop
laboratory
due
inaccessibility
equipment
infrastructure.
this
study,
Project-Based
Learning
methodology
was
assisted
with
Augmented
Reality
(AR)
technology
for
subjects.
The
educational
experiment
application
basic
topic
course
as
project
each
subject
proposed.
results
were
presented
using
Zappar
application,
unique
rubric
used
evaluation
project.
students’
motivation
measured
Keller’s
Attention,
Relevance,
Confidence
Satisfaction
(ARCS)
model
by
Instructional
Materials
Motivation
Survey
(IMMS).
attention,
confidence
satisfaction
demonstrate
an
acceptable
reliability
comparison
relevance,
which
considered
moderate
reliability.
Above
96%
students
that
activities,
materials,
organization
information
AR
caught
their
attention
encouraged
interest
towards
fundamentals
applied
Around
80%
expressed
concern
about
ease
use,
understood
aim
85%
recognized
relevance
usefulness,
meaningful
tool.
90%
helped
them
competencies.
Cronbach’s
Alpha
indicate
IMMS
instrument.
Regarding
IMMS,
values
superior
0.7,
could
be
acceptable.
For
individual
ARCS
dimensions,
alpha
reached
0.94.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(14), P. 6250 - 6250
Published: July 22, 2024
Education
is
the
most
important
part
of
sustainable
society
development.
Traditional
approaches
to
permanent
lifelong
educator
training
often
fail
produce
lasting
changes
in
teaching
practices
(UN,
Goal
4).
This
paper
examines
how
involvement
a
professional
learning
community
(PLC)
ensures
equitable
quality
education
and
promotes
opportunities
for
all
digital
transformation
process.
Participation
PLC
use
contemporary
environments
positively
impact
educators’
work,
thereby
enhancing
overall
educational
study
utilised
quantitative
methodology,
employing
both
descriptive
inferential
statistics
analyse
data.
Results
indicate
that
balanced
integration
formal
structures
guidance,
combined
with
elements
non-formal,
broader
external
incentives
support
(such
as
projects),
can
surpass
mere
exchanges
best
practices,
foster
innovation,
educators.
approach
leads
shift
pedagogical
paradigms.
The
PLC_IP
model
(focused
on
including
technologies
effective
strategies)
enhances
collective
efficacy,
contributing
improved
quality.
For
PLCs
achieve
sustainability,
they
must
be
dynamic
entities
adapt
evolving
landscape,
ensuring
their
continued
relevance
rising
completion
rates
over
time.
Our
findings
underscore
importance
innovative
driving
development
improvement
provide
framework
future
research
practical
applications
settings.
In
addition,
strengthen
means
implementation
revitalise
global
partnership
17).
We
present
a
study
on
the
development
of
Finnish
first-year
physics
majors'
attitudes
towards
physics,
as
measured
by
Colorado
Learning
Attitudes
about
Science
Survey,
before,
during,
and
after
period
mandatory
remote
learning
due
to
coronavirus
pandemic.
find
that
in
years
before
pandemic,
these
did
not
change,
but
extended
pandemic
had
negative
effect
students'
expertlike
views.
Similarly,
students
who
experienced
high
school
displayed
lower
level
thinking
they
entered
university.
As
contact
teaching
resumed,
moderate
positive
gains
were
seen,
bridging
some
all
gap
student
left
pandemic.Received
29
September
2022Accepted
5
December
2022DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevPhysEducRes.19.010101Published
American
Physical
Society
under
terms
Creative
Commons
Attribution
4.0
International
license.
Further
distribution
this
work
must
maintain
attribution
author(s)
published
article's
title,
journal
citation,
DOI.Published
SocietyPhysics
Subject
Headings
(PhySH)Research
AreasEpistemology,
attitudes,
&
beliefsLearning
environmentProfessional
TopicsLower
undergraduate
studentsPhysics
Education
Research