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The Use of Educational Apps as Didactic Tools in Teaching English as a Second Language
No full textThis research paper aims to investigate the effectiveness of educational apps as didactic tools in teaching English as a second language (ESL) and their impact on student learning outcomes. Educational apps are interactive and engaging tools that can be used to support language learning outside the classroom. This study will examine how educational apps can be used to enhance student engagement and promote language learning. The research will be conducted through a mixed-methods approach, including a literature review and a quasi-experimental study. The literature review will synthesize previous studies on the use of educational apps in ESL instruction and their impact on student learning outcomes. The quasi-experimental study will involve comparing the learning outcomes of students who use educational apps with those who receive traditional classroom instruction. The study aims to provide insights into how educational apps can be effectively integrated into ESL instruction to enhance student learning outcomes. The research findings will contribute to the existing body of knowledge on educational apps and ESL instruction and provide recommendations for teachers to effectively use educational apps as a didactic tool to enhance student learning outcomes
The Creation of the Original Text of the Epic "Alpomish"
No full textIn the article, there are many original and translated sources that have come down to us, but the content of which has not been sufficiently studied. The epics of the "Alpomish" series, which are widespread among the Turkic peoples, have attracted the attention of a large number of folklorists, linguists, literary scholars, philosophers, historians, and ethnographers due to their historical significance and artistic value
Effect of Audio Visual Instructional Media on Students’ Interest and Achievement in Algebra in Katsina Metropolis of Katsina State
No full textThis work examined effect of Audio Visual Instructional Media on secondary school students’ interest and achievement in Algebra in Katsina metropolis of Katsina state. The research adopted the non-equivalence, non-randomized control group quasi experimental design. Data were collected from a sample of 218 students comprising 117 boys and 101 girls from two randomly selected public Senor secondary schools in Katsina metropolis. Two research instruments, Algebraic Interest Questionnaire (AIQ) and Algebraic Achievement Test (AAT) and were used to gather data. The AIQ was a questionnaire consisting 15 items for the sampled pupils to tick as deemed appropriate to them while AAT was a researcher made instrument consisting of 25 items based on senior secondary school II scheme of work for four weeks. The items were objectives questions scored over 100 (4). The reliability coefficients of AIQ and AAT were 0.79 and 0.86 respectively. Data collected were analyzed using descriptive statistics of mean and standard deviation for answering the research questions and t-test at coefficient alpha level of 0.05 for testing the hypotheses. Major findings of this study includes: there was significant difference between the mean interest scores of experimental group exposed to Audio-visual instructional media and their counterparts in the control group and there was no significant difference between the mean achievement scores of male and female students exposed to Audio-visual instructional media. Based on these findings it was recommended that Mathematics teachers should be encouraged to use audio visual instructional media to teach mathematics
Entrepreneur – Creative Person
No full textThe article reveals that an entrepreneur is a creative person. The characteristics of the entrepreneur were considered. Particular attention is paid to the creative approach to the production process
The Role of Free Radicals in Initiating and Controlling Polymerization
No full textThis article provides a comprehensive overview of the polymerization process, highlighting its importance in the creation of diverse materials. It details different types of polymerization, their stages, and factors affecting the resulting polymer properties. The article also focuses on the role of free radicals generated from organic compounds in initiating and controlling the polymerization process. Additionally, it showcases polyethylene as a case study, exploring its production, properties, benefits, and drawback
Effectiveness of Using the Cognitive-Pragmatic Method in Primary-Grade Mother Language Education
No full textThe article discusses the use of elements of the cognitive-pragmatic method in the process of mother tongue education of the primary grade, the development of students' thinking in mother tongue classes and its directions
National-Language Orientation in Teaching The Russian Language to Foreign Students at a Medical University
No full textThe article deals with the problem of intensifying the process of teaching foreign students the Russian language at the pre-university stage through the use of a nationally oriented methodology for teaching Russian as a foreign language, relying on the native language as a way to improve the quality of teaching the Russian language
Scientific Considerations on the Grammar of Turkish Adjectives
No full textIn this article, information is given about the inclusion of scientific researches that have been carried out for many years. It should be noted that Turkic root words are a linguistic fact that shows the origin, formation, and development of Turkic languages, and illuminates the historical and life experience of the people who communicate in this language remains an issue
Comparative Analysis of Proverbs in "Devonu Lug`Otit Turk" and Currently Available
No full textOne of the main literary and linguistic monuments of the Karakhanid period is Mahmud Kashgari's encyclopedic work "Devonu lug`atit turk". This work is a valuable source that provides full information about the phonetics, lexicon, grammar, and dialectal features of the Turkic languages at that time. At the same time, it is a great artistic work that reflects examples of folk oral creativity of Turkic peoples
Analysis of a New Approach in Higher Education
No full textIn this article, educational platforms that include the adaptive implementation of the educational process, which is possible through the use of SMART educational technologies, flexible interaction with the social, economic and technological environment in the implementation of the SMART education paradigm. It is aimed at forming the education and training process to acquire the knowledge, skills and abilities necessary for communication, and opinions and considerations were made about the possibility of using the global information society to meet the needs and interests of SMART education