ICT use and spatial fragmentation of activity participation in post-COVID-19 urban societies

Arranz-López, Aldo; Soria-Lara, Julio A.

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2022.106302

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“…Se empleó como alternativa de solución la estrategia del b-learning para el logro de las metas en cuanto al dominio del idioma inglés. Es así como a nivel local la gran mayoría de estudiantes, especialmente, estudiantes del nivel secundario demuestran estar desmotivados y sin interés para el aprendizaje del idioma inglés, prefiriendo que en las clases las instrucciones o actividades sean emitidas en español (Merrick y Joseph, 2023;Arranz-López y Soria-Lara, 2022).…”

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Aplicación del b-learning y el aprendizaje autónomo del idioma inglés

Mora-Aranda,

Terrones-Marreros,

Purizaca-Gallo

2023

Koinonia

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El presente estudio tuvo como objetivo general determinar la relación entre el b-learning y el aprendizaje autónomo del idioma inglés en estudiantes de una institución educativa – Trujillo 2023. La investigación es del tipo básica, diseño no experimental, nivel de diseño correlacional, método hipotético deductivo, enfoque cuantitativo y de corte transversal con una población de 1053 estudiantes de todos los grados del nivel secundario Para la obtención de datos se utilizó la técnica de la encuesta, el instrumento utilizado fueron 2 cuestionarios, con 20 ítems cada uno, tomando en cuenta cada una de las dimensiones de cada variable, muestran un grado de confiabilidad de 0.736 y 0.824 y fueron validados por 3 expertos en la materia. El resultado de la investigación refleja que existe relación significativa alta y positiva entre el b-learning y el aprendizaje autónomo del idioma inglés (Rho=0.711; p- valor = 0.00).

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Aplicación del b-learning y el aprendizaje autónomo del idioma inglés

Mora-Aranda,

Terrones-Marreros,

Purizaca-Gallo

2023

Koinonia

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“…This indicates a tendency towards not only residential segregation but also segregation of other living spaces. In fact, terms like "spatial fragmentation" are often used to distinguish different living spaces based on various categories of activities, often differentiating between those related to work and those related to leisure [19,26,27] which could be translated into a generalized differentiation between non-elective (work) and elective (leisure) mobility, along the lines of the classification used in this paper and detailed in the Data Analysis Strategy section. In this work, for a better adjustment to the variables available in our data source, in addition to the two main groups of mobility for work and leisure reasons, care spaces are added, which are partially elective, as explained by Padilla-Pozo et al [28], who proposed this classification.…”

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The Social Construction of Living Space: The Role of Place Attachment and Neighbourhood Perception

Mesa-Pedrazas,

Torrado,

Duque-Calvache

2023

Sustainability

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This study provides a comprehensive assessment of the social construction of living spaces by considering commonly studied variables such as sociodemographic characteristics, socioeconomic factors, and residential location. Additionally, it tests the significance of deeper sociological factors, specifically place attachment, bonds with the local community, and perceptions of the neighbourhood. An analysis, based on a description of the spatial structure of daily activities globally, the construction of living space dispersion indices, and a stepwise linear regression model, identified three types of living spaces: commuting spaces, self-realization spaces, and spaces of care, with different concentration and dispersion patterns. Commuting spaces are typically larger; self-realization takes place in the neighbourhood but is also frequently dispersed across multiple locations; and spaces of care are heavily concentrated. The analysis of subpopulations reveals distinct living space patterns based on two main factors: work and children. However, there are important differences in the age and gender composition of the subpopulations. The concentration/dispersion of living spaces is mainly driven by sociodemographic and socioeconomic factors, but place attachment measures significantly affect their construction. The results encourage further exploration of the subjective, experienced dimension of urban phenomena, going beyond the concept of “living spaces” to think of them as “lived-in spaces”.

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The correlation between broadband prices and the digital divide: A survey of Taiwan’s north coast

Chen

Lee

2023

Telematics and Informatics

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ICT use and spatial fragmentation of activity participation in post-COVID-19 urban societies

Cited by 5 publications

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Aplicación del b-learning y el aprendizaje autónomo del idioma inglés

Aplicación del b-learning y el aprendizaje autónomo del idioma inglés

The Social Construction of Living Space: The Role of Place Attachment and Neighbourhood Perception

The correlation between broadband prices and the digital divide: A survey of Taiwan’s north coast

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