Journal of International Education and Practice is devoted to the study and exploration of education, reading, curriculum research, education policy, sociology of education, and economics.

It covers all innovations of educational research, including but not limited to: 

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Vol. 6 , Iss. 1 (March 2023): Issue 1

Articles

  • The Effect of “Think-Talk-Write” Strategy on EFL Tenth-Grade Students' Writing Performance

    Mahmoud Azzam Mohammad, Baniabdelrahman Abdallah

    Article ID: 5388
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    This study investigated the effect of “Think-Talk-Write strategy” on English as a Foreign Language (EFL) tenth-grade students' writing performance. A quasi-experimental design with two groups was employed. The researcher randomly assigned two whole sections of grade 10 from Al-Kharaj Secondary School for Boys. The first section was chosen as the experimental group with (20) students,...

  • Improved Behavioural Engagement of Students through Low-stakes Online Tests and Immediate Dialogic Feedback

    Glen Currie, Tracii Ryan

    Article ID: 5295
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    The engagement of students is a recognised challenge for teachers. Technology offers some practical student engagement tools, and this paper examines the use of low-stakes online tests and immediate dialogic feedback to improve behavioural engagement. The academic exploration of low-stakes tests and dialogic feedback has been extensive, and they are credible teaching tools. In this...

  • Adapting the Concept Attainment Strategy to Teach Math

    Khodadad Kaviani

    Article ID: 5404
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    This paper argues for the adoption of concept attainment strategy when teaching math and shows the structure of this curriculum design that can substantially improve math instruction and comprehension in K-12 education.  Initial findings based on informal surveys of teacher candidates indicate many of them do not have a clear understanding of the concepts they...

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