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Objective: This work aims to assess whether aquaponics is an effective teaching tool in distance learning by means of a remote activity on aquaponics for students and teachers from undergraduate institutions and Youth and Adult Education (EJA). Theoretical Framework: The works of Goddek et al. (2019), Wang et al. (2020) and Greenfeld et al. (2021) stand out in this field of research, providing the context for this investigation. Method: Questionnaires were used before and after a lecture on aquaponics, and the students' expectations of the activity before and after the lecture were compared. Teachers' opinions on the activity were obtained through semi-structured interviews. Results and Discussion: The results revealed a change in the pattern of students' responses, as well as an increase in their self-confidence and propensity to consume organic, aquaponic and hydroponic food. The analyses allow us to infer that the effect of the presentation was positive on the students' knowledge of the topics covered. Research Implications: The results indicate that aquaponics is a suitable tool for teaching science, and that it can also be used in conjunction with other subjects to promote understanding of complex topics. Originality/Value: This research presents aquaponics as an innovative approach to teaching complex topics and increasing students' interest in multidisciplinary subjects, contributing to the adoption of more interesting teaching practices.
Objective: This work aims to assess whether aquaponics is an effective teaching tool in distance learning by means of a remote activity on aquaponics for students and teachers from undergraduate institutions and Youth and Adult Education (EJA). Theoretical Framework: The works of Goddek et al. (2019), Wang et al. (2020) and Greenfeld et al. (2021) stand out in this field of research, providing the context for this investigation. Method: Questionnaires were used before and after a lecture on aquaponics, and the students' expectations of the activity before and after the lecture were compared. Teachers' opinions on the activity were obtained through semi-structured interviews. Results and Discussion: The results revealed a change in the pattern of students' responses, as well as an increase in their self-confidence and propensity to consume organic, aquaponic and hydroponic food. The analyses allow us to infer that the effect of the presentation was positive on the students' knowledge of the topics covered. Research Implications: The results indicate that aquaponics is a suitable tool for teaching science, and that it can also be used in conjunction with other subjects to promote understanding of complex topics. Originality/Value: This research presents aquaponics as an innovative approach to teaching complex topics and increasing students' interest in multidisciplinary subjects, contributing to the adoption of more interesting teaching practices.
Objective: The present investigation aims to identify the explanatory factors for academic satisfaction, as well as the influence that the identified factors have on the degree of academic satisfaction in its global context and on the chances of the institution's recommendation to friends and family. Method: The investigation was conducted with a sample of 290 students from the Federal Institute of Education, Science, and Technology of Piauí (FIEPI-Campus Oeiras). The instrument used for data collection was a questionnaire. The statistical techniques used were of a descriptive, exploratory, and multivariate nature for the treatment, analysis, and validation of the results. Results and Discussion: The results indicate that Academic Satisfaction is determined by the factors (1) Teaching Environment and (2) Structural Environment and that there is a significant decrease in Academic Satisfaction when students move from the group from High School to Higher Education due to the determinants satisfaction. Research Implications: The development of strategies for the maintenance and attraction of new students by FIEPI-Campus Oeiras and other educational institutions must be based on academic satisfaction considering their specificities, namely, concerning the different perceptions and expectations generated by students about educational services. Originality/Value: The relevance of this investigation is based on the fact that the measurement of student satisfaction by a given educational institution becomes essential for it to understand the perception of its students about its products and services, enabling the identification of new ways of generating satisfaction and loyalty.
The onomastic system of the Azerbaijani language did not remain stable, it constantly changed, and onomastic units replaced one another over time or new ones were created. This event does not happen suddenly, but in connection with the social-political, economic, and historical events taking place in the country and the world, it happens over time and is based on certain regularities. The new onomastic unit created in our language is created according to the rules of the Azerbaijani language and reflects the characteristics of our language. By studying and researching the onomastic units that indicate the antiquity of the Azerbaijani language, it is possible to reveal a number of issues related to the past and language of the people, and to help solve important problems of language, history, ethnography, geography and other fields of science. Toponyms, which form a branch of onomastics, are formed in different forms. The linguistic analysis of toponyms gives us information about the past, history, language, culture, public and social life of the people. In this regard, the study of toponyms of Khojavand region and their historical-linguistic analysis is very important. Place names provide conditions for studying the geographical objects inhabited by people in the historical past, the areas where they are spread, and language features. In terms of studying the history of our language, toponyms are of great importance. In the creation of toponyms, various words - person, tribe, clan, animal, heavenly bodies, plant names, etc. plays an important role. There are the following groups of Azerbaijani toponyms: anthropotoponyms, ethnotoponyms, hydrotoponyms, zootoponyms, phytotoponyms. In addition, there are object names related to the relief structure of the earth: oikonyms, urbanonyms, choronyms, oronyms, dromonyms, social-political toponyms, memoir-memorial toponyms, cosmotoponyms, and descriptive toponyms.In the article, research was conducted on only a certain part of toponyms in Khojavand region.
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