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Does playing a digital teaching simulation game foster novice student teachers’ perception and use of theoretical knowledge?

2025-03-04
Despite theoretical knowledge being an important source for well-founded teaching decisions, student teachers often struggle to put this knowledge into practice. One way to close this theory-practice gap could be digital teaching simulation games that enable theory-use in authentic critical teaching situation.
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Preparing preservice teachers to teach with digital technologies: An update of effective SQD-strategies

2025-03-04
This systematic review responds to the critical need to equip preservice teachers with the competencies to use technologies within an increasingly digital educational landscape. Given the fact that new ways to learn digitally are constantly emerging, new strategies are needed to support future teachers' digital practices in a different context.
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Gamification Bolsters Self-Regulated Learning, Learning Performance and Reduces Strategy Decline in Flipped Classrooms: A Longitudinal Quasi-Experiment

2025-02-27
Flipped classrooms, which foster active learning, are becoming more prevalent in higher education. Yet, many students struggle with self-regulated learning (SRL) skills and prefer traditional learning methods. The use of SRL relies on both students’ motivation and skills but it is unclear how these skills evolve over time since many previous studies often overlook the…
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Understanding college students’ cross-device learning behavior in the wild: Device ecologies, physical configurations, usage patterns, and attention issues

2025-02-24
The use of multiple devices to access educational materials is becoming more prevalent, offering benefits for both formal and informal learning. However, research on college students' cross-device learning patterns and the challenges remains limited. This study employed a two-week diary study method and follow-up interviews with 36 college students.
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Eye tracking technology for examining cognitive processes in education: A systematic review

2025-02-24
Eye-tracking studies have been increasingly used to investigate student cognitive processes. While some existing literature has reviewed commonly used eye-tracking measures and analytical methods across different contexts, there remains a gap in clarifying the educational themes, cognitive theories, and specific cognitive processes most frequently examined in recent eye-tracking studies.

Digitala läspraktiker i förskolan

2025-02-11
Denna studie handlar om hur en digital läsresurs (Polyglutt) används i den svenska förskolan. Syftet med studien är att utforska och analysera digitala läspraktiker inom den svenska förskolan och frågeställningarna löd som följande: 1) Hur deltar barn och pedagoger i läsaktiviteter med den digitala läsresursen? och 2) På vilka sätt remedierar den digitala läsresursen läspraktiker…

Strategy as learning in a crisis situation in education: is there evidence of identity as a core component of strategy as learning in schools?

2025-02-11
Since the Covid-19 pandemic struck, schools across the world closed, either periodically or over a considerable time. The OECD reports that during this period, globally, over 1.2 billion children were out of the classroom. As a result, schools moved part or all of their curriculum online, teaching remotely via digital platforms. Evidence suggests that for…

Educational endeavors in a rural society –an example from a small community in Sweden

2025-02-11
The research presented in this paper has been conducted within the field of Ethnography of Education and explores the challenges and dynamics associated with rural culture in the context of shifting economies, demographic changes, and digitalisation, with a particular focus on the Swedish context. (pdf)
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