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An exploration of institutional and personal barriers to online academic engagement at a Brazilian university

Abstract: The recent global pandemic has raised institutional awareness around the world concerning the importance of having high quality online learning options for students. Learner engagement is often correlated with quality outcomes such as student academic success

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Academic engagement in university students. The mediator role of Psychological Capital as personal resource

Abstract: The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a deterioration in the quality of life and, particularly, the mental health of university students. This situation highlights the need to offer coping programmes and preventive mental health measures. The effectiveness of self

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Perfectionism and academic engagement, the mediating role of passion for the studies

Abstract: In recent years, university institutions, together with the traditional interest in academic performance, are showing attention to the well-being of students. The concept of engagement tries to link both areas and suggests that there are motivational mechanis

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The development of resilient behaviours in the fight against university academic dropout

Abstract: The events that the health pandemic has brought with in recent times have accentuated the importance of personal and emotional factors in the training trajectories of students. For this reason, the study of resilience has become an important topic in the cont

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Flexible and rigid persistence: Relations with passion, vitality, and intention to stay in university teachers

Abstract: Passion and persistence are related constructs that have been perceived as key qualities for people to achieve their aims. While passion has been widely analyzed from a dualistic position, studies on persistence have rarely been focused on persistence regardi

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Lights and shadows in university students' perceptions of inclusion and diversity

Abstract: The ongoing increase in the number of students with barriers to presence, participation and learning who attend universities around the world requires reflection on the policies, cultures and practices that promote or hinder it. This mixed research, predomina

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Digital fatigue in university students as a consequence of online learning during the Covid-19 pandemic

Abstract: The continued use of videoconferencing systems to carry out the teaching-learning process in higher education institutions during the Covid-19 pandemic has had a negative impact on university students’ learning, causing digital fatigue. This fatigue mainly af

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Impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on teacher tweeting in Spain: needs, interests, and emotional implications

Abstract: The dissemination of Covid-19 imposed the confinement of a large part of the world’s population. For this reason, face-to-face classes in Spain were interrupted and did not resume until September 2021. The situation forced schools to move both teaching and co

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Psychometric validation of the scale Technological Pedagogical Knowledge of Content TPACK-ES and assessment of self-efficacy perceived by prospective teachers
Delfín Ortega-Sánchez

Abstract: Despite the usefulness of the analysis of the perception of self-efficacy in the success and performance of teachers and students in the teaching-learning process proposed by the TPACK (Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge) model, there is little resea

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Family sociodemographic factors and cybervictimization in Primary Education

Abstract: Cybervictimization is a social phenomenon in which a victim receives an intentional and aggressive act of harm from an aggressor/s, through technologies, from which victims cannot easily defend themselves. Victims present physical health symptoms, as well as

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Students at risk: how do students' perception of socio familiar characteristics condition their attitudes and behaviour in the class?

Abstract: Dropping out of school early is a major social problem that needs to be addressed, given the negative consequences for the individual, as well as the high social costs involved. Combatting early school leaving is one of Europe’s Sustainable Development Indica

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The digital gender gap in secondary school: differences in self-perceived competence and attitude towards technology

Abstract: The digital gender gap, defined as the difference between men and women in the use and exploitation of digital technologies (DTs), translates into an unfavorable social and economic scenario for women. Responding to this reality means exploring the developmen

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Assessment of entrepreneurial orientation and its relationship with gender and academic performance

Abstract: Entrepreneurial orientation is a key concept in the organizational context that is becoming increasingly important in the educational field, since the promotion of entrepreneurship has become one of the European Union’s main areas of action in relation to edu

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Gender differences in mental rotation tests: a geometry-teaching perspective

Abstract: According to reports in the literature, males score higher on certain mental rotation tests and complex problem-solving exercises than females. This study analyzes the types of errors made in the Primary Mental Abilities (PMA) space relations sub-test test by

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