Advances in mobile and distance learning book series,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 216 - 234
Published: Dec. 29, 2022
The
educational
changes
brought
about
by
the
global
pandemic
caused
SARS-CoV-2
virus
have
generated
new
scenarios
for
students
around
world.
vast
majority
of
teachers
in
both
non-university
and
university
education
adapted
their
traditional
classes
to
continue
teaching
learning
process.
This
text
presents
experience
compulsory
secondary
Spain
subject
mathematics.
research
carried
out
analyzes
students'
perceptions
different
dimensions
such
as
with
materials
tasks
or
technology
used
achieve
objectives.
collection
information
was
during
third
quarter
2019/2020
academic
year.
most
outstanding
results
indicate
that
mostly
perceived
distance
positive.
Journal of Education Culture and Society,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(2), P. 171 - 187
Published: Sept. 28, 2023
Aim.
The
empirical
study
of
gender
differences
in
the
dispositional
mental
states
university
teachers
who
were
internally
displaced
during
martial
law.
Methods.
A
combined
research
strategy
was
used,
integrating
methods
for
comparing
samples
female
and
male
participants.
different
types
respondents
identified
by
author’s
methodology
dominant
states.
Results.
It
discovered
that
respondents’
psychological
content
parameters
showed
statistically
significant
gender-based
differences.
Group
1
prevailed
terms
anxiety
(U
=
855.0;
p
.000).
2
self-control
975.0;
.001);
awareness
events
707.5;
.000);
expected
attitude
1074.0;
.006);
result
1067.0;
.006)
well-being
1113.5;
.014).
a
sample
represented
five
components
with
total
variation
∑d
74.527%.
had
four
factors
94.442%.
stated
there
between
formal
characteristics
loading
components.
Conclusions.
scientific
value
facts
about
as
wartime
action
is
justified.
importance
incorporating
results
into
educational
processes
emphasised.
Education Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(1), P. 37 - 37
Published: Dec. 29, 2022
Attention
Deficit
Hyperactivity
Disorder
(ADHD)
is
a
neurobehavioral
disorder
that
usually
diagnosed
in
childhood.
It
characterized
by
attention
deficits,
hyperactivity,
and
impulsivity
leading
to
significant
impairment
academic,
occupational,
familiar,
social
functioning.
Most
of
the
literature
has
been
focusing
on
impact
this
condition
infancy
preadolescence,
but
little
known
its
consequences
adulthood.
This
narrative
review
addresses
gap
studies
regarding
schooling
outcomes
population.
After
identifying
specific
clinical
neuropsychological
profile
ADHD
adults,
study
analyzes
their
precise
needs
for
effective
learning
presents
evidence
academic
occupational
achievements.
Pharmacological,
educational,
rehabilitative
factors
predicting
positive
scholastic
career
success
are
critically
reviewed.
Finally,
focuses
strategies
can
improve
processes
adults
with
expanding
analysis
executive
functions,
metacognition,
emotional
dysregulation.
Schooling
ADHD,
therefore,
conceptualized
as
complex
measure
depending
several
variables,
like
early
pharmacological
treatment,
educational
support,
intervention,
targeted
life-long
learning.
Health psychology research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Jan. 28, 2023
Background
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
significantly
affected
the
mental
health
of
healthcare
workers,
who
have
taken
on
major
problems
triggered
by
emergency.
consequences
concern
high
levels
insomnia,
anxiety,
depression
and
burnout,
which
inevitably
affect
their
professional
quality
life
too.
Objective
aim
this
study
was
to
analyze
relationship
between
psychopathological
symptoms
(tested
with
Depression
Anxiety
Stress
Scale,
DASS-21)
(measured
Professional
Quality
Life
ProQol)
in
a
hospital
southern
Italy.
Methods
204
workers
were
recruited
non-probabilistic
sampling
divided
age,
gender,
work
roles
(physicians,
nurses
intermediate
care
technicians)
clinical
departments
(Cardio-medicine,
Infectious
Diseases,
Emergency
Medicine,
First
Aid,
Obstetrics
Pneumology).
Results
results
showed
higher
Secondary
Traumatic
Stress,
Depression,
women
than
men.
Physicians
experienced
lower
Compassion
Satisfaction
but
Burnout
technicians;
likewise,
more
anxious
physicians.
Medicine
had
scores
Disease,
Pneumology,
Cardio-Medicine.
Conclusion
In
light
what
been
said
so
far,
it
appears
essential
intervene
first
mild
signs
because
they
precede
onset
workers.
Journal of Computer Assisted Learning,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
41(3)
Published: April 7, 2025
ABSTRACT
Background
In
the
aftermath
of
COVID‐19
pandemic,
it
is
critical
to
reflect
holistically
on
experiences
gained
in
past
few
years.
We
thus
review
research
remote
mathematics
teaching
Pre‐K–12
contexts,
utilising
Activity
Theory
as
a
theoretical
lens
for
synthesis.
Objectives
Drawing
from
comprehensive
overview
activity
system,
we
aim
identify
needs
requiring
follow‐up
action
and
make
recommendations
enhance
post‐pandemic
education.
Methods
followed
Preferred
Reporting
Items
Systematic
Reviews
Meta‐Analysis
(PRISMA)
2020
statement
search
relevant
empirical
studies
published
between
January
December
2023
Scopus
Web
Science
databases.
Content
analysis
these
(
n
=
180)
yielded
information
pertinent
each
constituent
theory:
subjects
(e.g.,
teachers;
students
with
special
education
needs),
tools
applications;
online
educational
resources),
objects
outcomes
decreased
students'
achievement;
applications
fully
instructional
approaches),
community
division
labour
support
caregivers),
rules
assessment
methods).
Results
Conclusions
It
now
priority
provide
remedial
programmes,
which
help
catch
up
their
learning.
also
recommend
technology‐enhanced
approaches
normal
school
days
equip
both
teachers
an
increasingly
digital
world.
This
contributes
our
understanding
pandemic‐led
future
needed
advance
sector.
Acta Psychologica,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
244, P. 104174 - 104174
Published: Feb. 21, 2024
The
COVID-19
pandemic
led
to
temporary
closures
of
schools
in
Germany
that
were
unpredictable,
either
short-term
or
sustained
over
many
weeks
depending
on
local
incidence
rates
which
varied
different
regions
time.
created
new
stressors
deliver
the
curriculum
with
reduced
lessons
and
online
teaching.
also
had
a
marked
effect
research
schools.
International Journal of Education in Mathematics Science and Technology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
11(1), P. 1 - 16
Published: Nov. 5, 2022
In
spring
2020,
the
COVID-19
pandemic
forced
a
rapid
shift
to
distance
learning
worldwide.
Although
recent
research
has
focused
on
impact
that
this
transition
had
students’
education
and
well-being,
little
been
done
in
particular
math
anxiety
(MA).
Since
MA
is
believed
be
linked
teaching
methods,
it
could
hypothesized
new
environment
affected
levels.
Thus,
study
investigated
whether
levels
of
evaluated
before
during
first
wave
changed
as
consequence
implementation.
Moreover,
we
were
interested
investigating
satisfaction
with
their
effort
math,
academic
achievement
correlated
learning.
Participants
117
Italian
middle
high
school
students.
No
significant
differences
between
pre-
mid-pandemic
found
when
considering
entire
sample.
Analyzing
separately,
results
indicated
high-MA
students
reported
significantly
lower
learning,
however
no
difference
was
observed
for
moderate-
low-MA
individuals.
Furthermore,
negatively
MA,
both
education.
Education Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(11), P. 1112 - 1112
Published: Nov. 6, 2023
Background:
Considering
the
widespread
use
of
personal
protective
equipment
(PPE)
during
COVID-19
pandemic,
which
conceals
facial
expressions,
this
study
aims
(1)
to
explore
expression
recognition
ability;
(2)
assess
ability
read
expressions
under
different
conditions
face
coverage;
and
(3)
investigate
role
emotional
intelligence
in
recognition.
This
multidimensional
exploration
provides
vital
insights
for
creating
novel
learning
methods,
emphasizing
pivotal
emotions.
Methods:
The
sample
comprised
124
Italian
adult
subjects,
consisting
71
females
(57.3%)
53
males
(42.7%),
with
a
mean
age
35.31
years.
present
investigation
employed
Emotional
Intelligence
Scale
(EIS)
an
image-based
questionnaire
administered
via
online
platform
Google
Forms.
Student’s
t-test
one-way
ANOVA
were
computed
SPSS
(v.
29).
Results:
Significant
differences
found
based
on
gender,
profession,
level
education
intelligence.
implications
processes
are
discussed.
Conclusion:
unveils
intricate
dynamics
emotion
recognition,
occupation,
education’s
influence,
By
incorporating
these
into
educational
programs,
transformative
process
can
be
initiated,
nurturing
not
only
empathy,
cultural
insight,
but
also
catalyzing
evolution
toward
inclusive
emotionally
equipped
societies.
International Journal of Food Sciences and Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
74(2), P. 124 - 187
Published: Feb. 17, 2023
COVID-19
and
the
resulting
measures
to
curb
spread
of
virus
have
significantly
changed
our
lives,
including
nutritional
choices.
In
this
rapid
scoping
review
an
overview
is
provided
what
psychological
factors
may
be
associated
with
peoples’
eating
behaviour
during
restrictions.
Relevant
literature
was
identified
using
PubMed,
PsycInfo,
CINAHL
MEDLINE
databases
from
2019
onwards.
For
included
studies,
information
on
study
characteristics,
behaviours,
were
extracted.
118
articles
included,
representing
30
countries.
Findings
indicated
that
most
people
consumed
more
unhealthy
food
in
times
restrictions,
while
some
less
but
often
for
wrong
reasons.
Several
factors,
related
(1)
affective
reactions,
(2)
anxiety,
fear
worriers,
(3)
stress
(4)
subjective
mental
wellbeing
found
increase
consumption.
These
outcomes
help
better
inform
future
interventions,
that,
prepared
case
lockdown
scenarios.