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Hong-Thu Thi Nguyen – Journal of Learning for Development, 2024
This study investigates students' evaluations of the effects of using a website builder-based project (WBP) on learning English for Specific Purposes (Legal English), specifically in relation to reflection, collaboration and skills development. The study also examines how WBP affects student learning motivation and academic achievement, as well as…
Descriptors: Program Effectiveness, Web Sites, English for Special Purposes, English (Second Language)
Dewi Ekaputri Pitorini; Suciati; Harlita – Journal of Learning for Development, 2024
This study aimed at testing the effectiveness of an e-module based on ProblemBased Learning combined with Socratic Dialogue on the topic of environmental change in improving school students' critical thinking skills. This research was a quasi-experimental study and used a non-randomised control group, pre-test/posttest design. The sampling…
Descriptors: Critical Thinking, Electronic Learning, Learning Processes, Questioning Techniques
Istek Aksak Kömür; Muhammet Recep Okur – Journal of Learning for Development, 2024
The COVID-19 pandemic forced the education sector to transition from traditional classroom settings to online and blended learning formats. MOOCs have emerged as a potential alternative to traditional classroom instruction, providing students with access to high-quality education from leading universities. This case study examines the preferences…
Descriptors: MOOCs, English Language Learners, Preferences, Student Attitudes