Effectiveness of model ASEAN meeting in enhancing critical thinking: a Colombia case study

Pacheco, Mario Alberto de la Puente; Aguado, Carlos Mario de Oro; Arias, Elkyn Lugo; Fontalvo, Heidy Margarita Rico; Cifuentes, Diana; Tafur, Merlys

doi:10.1080/10494820.2022.2046109

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“…Alberto De la Puente Pacheco et al (2022) conducted a study focusing on migrant populations facing socioeconomic disadvantages. Their findings suggest that the development of teamwork skills in business and economics students is closely linked to increased interaction with professors.…”

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Effectiveness of online and blended teaching methods in developing professional engineering cross-curricular skills: A study in the context of Latin America

de la Puente Pacheco,

Rios Mahecha,

Maury Campo

et al. 2024

Research in Comparative and International Education

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This study explores the effectiveness of online and blended teaching methods in developing cross-curricular skills crucial for an ideal engineering profile among undergraduate students. Involving 587 online and 635 blended students across 11 Latin American universities, the research incorporates Likert tests for student perceptions and Mann-Whitney statistical tests for hypothesis scrutiny. Challenges emerged due to diverse academic contexts and the subjective nature of self-reported perceptions. Despite these hurdles, findings highlight the blended method’s superior effectiveness in fostering key engineering skills. The study not only contributes to teaching method exploration but also addresses challenges in cross-cultural research settings, enhancing our understanding of the complexities and adaptations required for cross-curricular skill development in engineering education.

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Effectiveness of online and blended teaching methods in developing professional engineering cross-curricular skills: A study in the context of Latin America

de la Puente Pacheco,

Rios Mahecha,

Maury Campo

et al. 2024

Research in Comparative and International Education

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“…Nonetheless, the relationship between social media utilization and trust in the banking industry, specifically within the Colombian context, remains indeterminate (Ibrahim & Aljarah, 2023;Ahmad et al, 2021;Cheng et al, 2021; Alberto de la Puente Pacheco et al, 2022). This underscores the necessity for additional research to substantiate the claim that there exists no significant correlation between social media usage and public trust in the Colombian banking sector.…”

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Social media, brand loyalty and the banking industry in Colombia

Rico,

de la Puente,

Diego Rios Mahecha

et al. 2024

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This study analyzed the relationship between retail bank customers’ loyalty and trust, and focused social media marketing in Barranquilla, Colombia. The survey was conducted in-person among customers (528 participants) at various Colombian banks over a period of seven months, from May 2021 to November 2021. The responses on the survey were rated on a 5-point Likert scale, ranging from “Strongly disagree” to “Strongly agree”. The study also incorporated a focus group with 25 participants aged between 34 and 51. Moreover, the research employs factorial analysis to elucidate the underlying correlations between the variables. The discussion was structured around seven pre-determined variables: Personalization, Entertainment, Engagement, Marketing, Word of Mouth, Trust, and Loyalty. The load factors range between 0.583 and 0.914, implying a high correlation between the survey questions and the constructs. The Cronbach’s Alpha values (from 0.753 to 0.996) and the Composite Reliability values (from 0.739 to 0.875) suggest a high level of internal consistency within the constructs. In the realm of social media marketing, the research underscores the pivotal role of trust as an intermediary in cultivating brand loyalty. The study abstains from concentrating on hypothesis testing, instead it illuminates the criticality of understanding the role trust plays in social media marketing. The research results provide valuable insights for future investigations as well as for enhancing service marketing strategies in the banking sector. AcknowledgmentsThis study was funded by Education For All Online EU. We thank our participants for their generous contribution to this work.

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Unveiling sociopolitical complexities through educational gaming: the sociopolis experience in Barranquilla’s schools

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2024

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Effectiveness of model ASEAN meeting in enhancing critical thinking: a Colombia case study

Cited by 8 publications

References 31 publications

Effectiveness of online and blended teaching methods in developing professional engineering cross-curricular skills: A study in the context of Latin America

Effectiveness of online and blended teaching methods in developing professional engineering cross-curricular skills: A study in the context of Latin America

Social media, brand loyalty and the banking industry in Colombia

Unveiling sociopolitical complexities through educational gaming: the sociopolis experience in Barranquilla’s schools

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