Siwon Kim | Educational Research | Innovative Research Award

Innovative Research Award

Siwon Kim

British Columbia Institute of Technology, Canada

Siwon Kim
Affiliation British Columbia Institute of Technology
Country Canada
Scopus ID 60540575100
Document 1
Subject Area Educational Research
Event Top Teachers Awards
ORCID 0009-0007-6154-4473

The Innovative Research Award article highlights the academic profile, educational leadership, and scholarly contributions of Siwon Kim, MScN, BScN, RN, Program Head of the Perinatal Nursing Specialty Program at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT). Her work focuses on nursing education, curriculum development, evidence-based teaching, clinical supervision, and innovations that strengthen clinical decision-making within perinatal nursing education.[1]

Abstract

Siwon Kim is a Canadian nursing educator and academic leader recognized for contributions to perinatal nursing education and evidence-based instructional practice. As Program Head of the Perinatal Nursing Specialty Program at BCIT, Kim has emphasized the integration of clinical reasoning, curriculum innovation, and learner-centered educational strategies. Her scholarly work explores methods for improving clinical decision-making in nursing education, including the use of verbal assessment approaches to address AI-induced illusory competence among learners. These contributions support the preparation of nursing graduates capable of delivering safe, effective, and patient-centered healthcare services.[1][2]

Keywords

Perinatal Nursing, Nursing Education, Clinical Decision-Making, Educational Research, Curriculum Development, Evidence-Based Teaching, Healthcare Education, Clinical Supervision, Artificial Intelligence in Education, Verbal Assessment.

Introduction

The advancement of healthcare education requires innovative instructional strategies that prepare learners for increasingly complex clinical environments. Nursing educators play a central role in fostering critical thinking, clinical competence, and evidence-informed practice. Within this context, Siwon Kim has contributed to the development of educational frameworks that strengthen learning outcomes and enhance professional preparedness among nursing students.[1]

Siwon Kim’s academic and professional activities focus on bridging theoretical instruction with practical clinical application. Her work reflects contemporary educational priorities, including learner engagement, reflective practice, and the responsible integration of emerging technologies into healthcare education.[2]

Research Profile

Siwon Kim serves as Program Head of the Perinatal Nursing Specialty Program at the British Columbia Institute of Technology in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada. Holding the professional designations MScN, BScN, and RN, she has developed expertise in nursing education, curriculum design, clinical supervision, and mentorship. Her academic activities emphasize evidence-based educational practices that support both learner success and improved patient outcomes.[1]

Her ongoing research project, titled Using verbal assessment to counteract AI-induced illusory competence: an innovation for clinical decision-making in perinatal nursing education, examines how structured verbal assessment techniques may strengthen authentic clinical reasoning while addressing challenges associated with artificial intelligence-assisted learning environments.[2]

Research Contributions

Siwon Kim has contributed to nursing education through a combination of instructional leadership, curriculum innovation, and academic mentorship. Her contributions are characterized by a commitment to strengthening clinical competence among nursing learners while maintaining alignment with evolving healthcare standards.[1]

  • Leadership in perinatal nursing education and specialty program administration.
  • Integration of evidence-based teaching methodologies into nursing curricula.
  • Clinical supervision and mentorship of nursing students and emerging healthcare professionals.
  • Participation in curriculum review and educational quality improvement initiatives.
  • Development of educational approaches supporting clinical reasoning and patient-centered care.

Publications

Siwon Kim’s most significant publication examines verbal assessment as a strategy to reduce AI-induced illusory competence and strengthen clinical decision-making in perinatal nursing education.[2]

The documented scholarly publication associated with Siwon Kim focuses on educational innovation in nursing and the implications of artificial intelligence for learner assessment and clinical reasoning.[2]

  1. Kim, S. (2026). Using verbal assessment to counteract AI-induced illusory competence: An innovation for clinical decision-making in perinatal nursing education. Teaching and Learning in Nursing.

Research Impact

Siwon Kim’s academic contributions have centered on strengthening the quality of nursing education through innovative instructional design and practical clinical learning experiences. Her work supports the preparation of healthcare professionals capable of applying evidence-informed judgment within complex patient-care environments.[1]

The investigation of AI-induced illusory competence within nursing education represents a timely contribution to discussions concerning educational integrity, learner assessment, and the evolving role of artificial intelligence in healthcare training. By examining verbal assessment methodologies, the research contributes to broader conversations regarding authentic competency evaluation in professional education.[2]

Award Suitability

The profile of Siwon Kim demonstrates alignment with the objectives of academic recognition programs that acknowledge innovation, educational leadership, and professional contribution. Her combination of teaching excellence, curriculum development, mentorship, and scholarly engagement reflects sustained dedication to advancing nursing education and healthcare practice.[1]

Particularly notable is her focus on addressing emerging educational challenges associated with artificial intelligence and clinical decision-making, an area of increasing significance within healthcare education. Such work illustrates the application of research-informed strategies to contemporary teaching and learning environments.[2]

Conclusion

Siwon Kim’s professional profile reflects a commitment to excellence in nursing education, clinical mentorship, and educational innovation. Through leadership at the British Columbia Institute of Technology and scholarly work focused on clinical decision-making and assessment practices, she has contributed to the advancement of perinatal nursing education. Her efforts support the development of competent healthcare professionals and demonstrate the value of evidence-based approaches within contemporary educational settings.[1][2]

References

  1. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Siwon Kim, Author ID 60540575100. Scopus. https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=60540575100
  2. Kim, S. (2026). Using verbal assessment to counteract AI-induced illusory competence: An innovation for clinical decision-making in perinatal nursing education. Teaching and Learning in Nursing. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.teln.2026.02.013

Arpith Isaac | Educational Research | Innovative Research Award

Innovative Research Award

Arpith Isaac
University of Wisconsin–Madison, United States
Arpith Isaac
Affiliation University of Wisconsin–Madison
Country United States
Scopus ID 60714568400
Document 1
Subject Area Educational Research
Event Top Teachers Awards

Arpith Isaac is an educational researcher, doctoral scholar, instructor, and comparative education specialist affiliated with the University of Wisconsin–Madison. His academic work focuses on comparative and international education, youth experiences, educational equity, gender socialization, school belonging, student well-being, and educational experiences in marginalized communities across multiple national contexts. His scholarship combines qualitative, ethnographic, and interdisciplinary approaches to investigate educational participation, identity formation, and social transformation among adolescents and young adults.[1]

Abstract

Arpith Isaac’s academic profile reflects sustained engagement with comparative education, educational policy, youth development, and social inclusion. His research addresses issues of school belonging, alienation, well-being, gender representations, masculinity, and educational experiences among marginalized youth across India, Colombia, and Malawi. Through qualitative and ethnographic methodologies, his scholarship contributes to understanding how educational systems, social environments, and cultural narratives shape young people’s experiences and outcomes.[1] [2]

Keywords

  • Alienation
  • Colombia
  • India
  • Malawi
  • School Climate
  • Sense of Belonging
  • Student Wellbeing
  • Adolescence
  • Violent Contexts
  • Normalization of Violence
  • Community Studies

Introduction

The field of educational research increasingly emphasizes the lived experiences of students within diverse social, cultural, and institutional settings. Arpith Isaac’s work aligns with this tradition by examining how educational structures interact with identity, belonging, social inequality, and youth development. His research spans local and international contexts while maintaining a focus on educational justice, inclusion, and student voice.[1]

Research Profile

Isaac is pursuing a Ph.D. in Educational Policy Studies with a concentration in Comparative and International Education and Global Studies at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He previously earned an M.A. in Education from Azim Premji University and a B.A. (Honours) in History from the University of Delhi. His academic preparation integrates historical inquiry, educational policy analysis, and comparative educational research.[1]

His professional experience includes university teaching, curriculum delivery, educational research, international comparative projects, and community engagement initiatives. He has served as a Teaching Assistant, Principal Instructor, Research Consultant, and education fellow, developing expertise in both classroom practice and scholarly investigation.[1]

Research Contributions

  • Conducted ethnographic and comparative research examining marginalized youths’ educational experiences across India, Malawi, and Colombia.
  • Investigated relationships among student well-being, school belonging, and alienation within secondary education contexts.
  • Developed visual-cued ethnographic approaches using films to explore gender representations and masculinity among adolescents.
  • Examined normalization of violence among adolescents and its implications for education, socialization, and community development.
  • Contributed to interdisciplinary educational research involving qualitative data collection, community mapping, interviews, observations, and focus group methodologies.

Publications

Arpith Isaac’s publications examine student well-being, belonging, and alienation across Colombia, India, and Malawi, while also analyzing the normalization of violence among adolescents, contributing evidence to educational equity, youth development, and school climate research.[2] [3]

  1. Luschei, T.F., Issac, A.T., Chudgar, A., Kendall, N., Chirkina, T., Choi, S.Y., Gidra, A., Chavarría, Y., Chimwaza, T.M., et al. Student well-being, sense of belonging, and alienation among secondary school students in Colombia, India, and Malawi. International Journal of Educational Development.
  2. Issac, A.T., & Madan, A. Normalisation of Violence among Adolescents. The National Life Skills, Value Education & School Wellness Program.

Research Impact

Arpith Isaac’s scholarly activities demonstrate engagement with significant contemporary educational issues including belonging, inclusion, youth well-being, gender socialization, and educational access. His participation in international comparative research projects contributes evidence relevant to policymakers, educators, researchers, and development practitioners interested in improving educational experiences among vulnerable populations.[1]

His conference presentations at major academic gatherings, including the Annual South Asia Conference and the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, further indicate active dissemination of research findings within scholarly communities.[1]

Award Suitability

The profile of Arpith Isaac demonstrates characteristics commonly associated with academic recognition in educational research. These include sustained scholarly engagement, international research collaboration, peer-reviewed publication activity, innovative methodological approaches, teaching contributions, conference dissemination, and competitive scholarship support. Recognition through awards such as the Herb Kliebard Scholarship and research travel grants further reflects institutional acknowledgment of his academic potential and research contributions.[1]

Conclusion

Arpith Isaac’s academic trajectory illustrates a commitment to advancing understanding of educational experiences across diverse cultural and social contexts. His work on student well-being, belonging, gender representation, violence, and comparative education contributes to ongoing scholarly discussions concerning educational equity and youth development. The combination of research, teaching, and international collaboration supports consideration of his profile within the context of academic and educational recognition initiatives.[1] [2]

References

  1. Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Arpith Isaac, Author ID 60714568400. Scopus Author Profile. https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=60714568400
  2. Luschei, T. F., Issac, A. T., Chudgar, A., Kendall, N., Chirkina, T., Choi, S. Y., Gidra, A., Chavarría, Y., Chimwaza, T. M., et al. (2026). Student well-being, sense of belonging, and alienation among secondary school students in Colombia, India, and Malawi. International Journal of Educational Development. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijedudev.2026.103628
  3. Issac, A. T., & Madan, A. (2019). Normalisation of Violence among Adolescents. The National Life Skills, Value Education & School Wellness Program. https://expressionsindia.org/images/journals/chapters/2019/aug19/6.pdf

Sabah Elsayed | Educational Research | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Sabah Elsayed | Educational Research | Best Researcher Award

College of Arts & Applied Sciences | Dhofar University | Oman

Prof. Sabah Elsayed is a distinguished scholar in mathematics education, specializing in innovative teaching strategies, cognitive learning approaches, and the integration of digital technologies to enhance mathematical thinking and student achievement. Her research focuses on areas such as differentiated instruction, reflective and analytical thinking, AI applications in education, and 21st-century skills development. She has contributed to impactful studies in reputable journals, advancing both theoretical and applied educational practices. With a Scopus record of 52 citations, 4 documents, and an h-index of 3, her work demonstrates growing academic influence. Her research profile reflects a strong commitment to improving mathematics pedagogy and educational quality.

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Hassan Ghassemi | Educational Research | Outstanding Scientist Award

Juan Jose Mena Marcos | Educational Research | Best Researcher Award-duplicate-1

Juan Jose Mena Marcos | Educational Research | Best Researcher Award

Phd. Head Of Department Of Education at University Of Salamanca, Spain

Juanjo Mena is an esteemed academic with a notable career in educational research and practice. As an Associate Professor and head of the Department of Education at the University of Salamanca (USAL), Spain, he has made significant contributions to the field of education. His work spans various international institutions, reflecting his expertise and global impact.

 

professional profile📖

ORCID

Scopus Profile

Educational 🎓

Juanjo Mena completed his Master’s degree in Developmental & Educational Psychology with honors in 2004, and earned his PhD with distinction and a special mention of “European Doctor” in 2007 from the University of Salamanca. His academic journey has been marked by excellence, including a Summa cum laude for his dissertation on the Action-Research paradigm.

work Experience💼

Mena’s professional experience includes a diverse range of roles. He has served as a classroom teacher for five years before joining USAL as a full-time professor. His current roles include being an affiliate professor at the University of British Columbia, Canada, and a research collaborator at Kazan Federal University, Russia. Additionally, he has taught at various universities, including Universidad de la Rioja and Universidad Internacional de la Rioja.

Research Focus🔎

Juanjo Mena’s research interests are centered around Teaching Practice, Teacher Education, Mentoring, Teacher Development, and ICT. He has conducted substantial work in exploring the integration of digital technologies in education, such as through his role as the research coordinator of the European Project Erasmus+ on augmented reality and virtual learning in teacher education.

Awards and honors🏆

Mena has received several prestigious recognitions, including the BBVA bank project “Cultural creators: Leonardo 2022 Scholarships.” His achievements also include the award of Excellence for Outstanding Graduate of the Year and the European Doctoral Mention, highlighting his exceptional contributions to the field of education.

Conclusion✅

Juanjo Mena’s career is distinguished by his dedication to advancing educational practices and integrating technology in teaching. His extensive experience, research accomplishments, and international roles underscore his significant impact on the field. His continued work promises further advancements in educational methods and teacher development.

📚Publications to Noted

  1. Critical Incidents as a Strategy to Enhance Student Teachers’ Reflection About Practice Through Immersive Learning
    • Author: Juanjo Mena, M.A. Flores, E. Fernandes, O. Estrada-Molina
    • Year: 2024
    • Journal: Reflective Practice
    • Emojis: 📝🎓🔍
  2. “I Need to Continually Study and Broaden My Horizons”: A Narrative Inquiry of a Novice Teacher’s Induction Experience in China
    • Author: G. Zhu, L. Shen, L.G. Jiang, K. Shi, Juanjo Mena
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: Journal of Professional Capital and Community
    • Emojis: 🌏📚🔍
  3. A History of Paradigm Shifts in Education: Their Impact on Practicum Mentoring
    • Author: A. Clarke, Juanjo Mena
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: Advances in Research on Teaching
    • Emojis: 📖🔄👨‍🏫
  4. Teachers’ Professional Training Through Augmented Reality: A Literature Review
    • Author: Juanjo Mena, O. Estrada-Molina, E. Pérez-Calvo
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: Education Sciences
    • Emojis: 🕶️📊💡
  5. Fostering Future Music Teachers’ Professional Skills: Developing a Signature Pedagogy Using E-Learning
    • Author: S. Karkina, Juanjo Mena, R. Valeeva, E. Dyganova, M. Bhullar
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: Frontiers in Education
    • Emojis: 🎵💻🎓
  6. Teacher Education Perspectives in the Ibero-Latin American Context: A Comparative View
    • Author: M.A. Flores, Juanjo Mena, M.I. Marcondes, E.G. Rincon-Flores
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: The Palgrave Handbook of Teacher Education Research: Volume 1,2
    • Emojis: 🌎📚🤝
  7. In-Person/Online Attendance at an Educational Technology Workshop: A Study on Student Teachers’ Perceptions at UniBg
    • Author: M. Lazzari, L.S. Agrati, F. Baroni, S. Natali, Juanjo Mena
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: Communications in Computer and Information Science
    • Emojis: 💻🏫👩‍🏫
  8. Digital Competence, Educational Innovation with ICT, and Burnout in Tertiary Education Latin American Professors
    • Author: A. Deroncele-Acosta, I.M. Carhuancho-Mendoza, F.A. Nolazco-Labajos, S.E. Paredes-Díaz, Juanjo Mena
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: Lecture Notes in Educational Technology
    • Emojis: 🌐🧠⚙️
  9. Leveraging Third Space Amid Chinese and Spanish Student Teachers’ Teaching Practicums: A Transformative Learning Perspective
    • Author: B. Qin, G. Zhu, C. Cheng, J. Zhu, Juanjo Mena
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: Professional Development in Education
    • Emojis: 🌍🔄📚
  10. The Complexity Thinking Approach: Beginning Teacher Resilience and Perceived Self-Efficacy as Determining Variables in the Induction Phase
    • Author: G. Gratacós, Juanjo Mena, M. Ciesielkiewicz
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: European Journal of Teacher Education
    • Emojis: 🔍💪📘

 

Merga Hunde | Educational Research | Innovative Teaching Methods

Mr. Merga Hunde | Educational Research | Innovative Teaching Methods

PhD Candidate at Jimma University, Ethiopia

Mr. Merga Hunde Gonfa is a dedicated academic and researcher whose contributions to education and research in Ethiopia are commendable. With a strong educational background and diverse professional experiences, he has made significant strides in the field of Chemistry and educational research. His work, particularly in the realm of active learning techniques in primary education, demonstrates his commitment to enhancing educational practices and addressing challenges in the Ethiopian context.

 

📝professional profile

ORCID

🎓Educational Details:

Mr. Gonfa has a solid academic foundation, with a BSc in Chemistry from Wallaga University and an MSc in Chemistry from the same institution, where he graduated with a commendable CGPA of 3.72. His educational journey also includes a Med in Curriculum and Instruction, highlighting his focus on educational methodologies and their application in teaching practices. This diverse academic background equips him with a comprehensive understanding of both chemistry and educational strategies.

👨‍🏫Professional Experience:

Mr. Gonfa’s professional journey reflects his dedication to education and research. Currently a lecturer at Jimma University, he is involved in teaching curriculum development and conducting research related to education. His previous roles as principal and vice principal at Koneji Primary School further showcase his leadership and commitment to improving educational standards. His experience as a teacher and school administrator underscores his practical knowledge and ability to implement effective educational strategies.

Research :

Mr. Gonfa’s research is particularly notable for its focus on active learning techniques in Ethiopian primary schools. His publication, “The Utilization of Active Learning Techniques in Ethiopian Primary Schools: Practice and Challenges,” highlights his commitment to addressing educational challenges and improving teaching practices. This research provides valuable insights into the effectiveness of active learning strategies and their impact on educational outcomes in Ethiopia.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, Mr. Merga Hunde Gonfa exemplifies the qualities of an outstanding researcher and educator. His academic achievements, combined with his practical experience and impactful research, make him a deserving candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award. His contributions to both education and research continue to make a significant impact, enhancing the quality of education in Ethiopia and beyond.

📚Publications to Noted

“Review on Practice and Challenges of ICT Integration as Pedagogical Tools in Ethiopian Primary School Curriculum Implementation”

Authors: Merga Hunde

Citations: Not listed

Year: 2024

DOI: 10.1007/s44217-024-00184-w

Source: Discover Education

“The Utilization of Active Learning Techniques in Ethiopian Primary Schools: Practice and Challenges”

Authors: Merga Hunde

Citations: Not listed

Year: 2023

DOI: 10.20372/STAR.V12I4.08

Source: Journal of Science

 

Juan Jose Mena Marcos | Educational Research | Best Researcher Award

Juan Jose Mena Marcos | Educational Research | Best Researcher Award

Phd. Head Of Department Of Education at University Of Salamanca, Spain

Juanjo Mena is an esteemed academic with a notable career in educational research and practice. As an Associate Professor and head of the Department of Education at the University of Salamanca (USAL), Spain, he has made significant contributions to the field of education. His work spans various international institutions, reflecting his expertise and global impact.

 

professional profile📖

ORCID

Scopus Profile

Educational 🎓

Juanjo Mena completed his Master’s degree in Developmental & Educational Psychology with honors in 2004, and earned his PhD with distinction and a special mention of “European Doctor” in 2007 from the University of Salamanca. His academic journey has been marked by excellence, including a Summa cum laude for his dissertation on the Action-Research paradigm.

work Experience💼

Mena’s professional experience includes a diverse range of roles. He has served as a classroom teacher for five years before joining USAL as a full-time professor. His current roles include being an affiliate professor at the University of British Columbia, Canada, and a research collaborator at Kazan Federal University, Russia. Additionally, he has taught at various universities, including Universidad de la Rioja and Universidad Internacional de la Rioja.

Research Focus🔎

Juanjo Mena’s research interests are centered around Teaching Practice, Teacher Education, Mentoring, Teacher Development, and ICT. He has conducted substantial work in exploring the integration of digital technologies in education, such as through his role as the research coordinator of the European Project Erasmus+ on augmented reality and virtual learning in teacher education.

Awards and honors🏆

Mena has received several prestigious recognitions, including the BBVA bank project “Cultural creators: Leonardo 2022 Scholarships.” His achievements also include the award of Excellence for Outstanding Graduate of the Year and the European Doctoral Mention, highlighting his exceptional contributions to the field of education.

Conclusion✅

Juanjo Mena’s career is distinguished by his dedication to advancing educational practices and integrating technology in teaching. His extensive experience, research accomplishments, and international roles underscore his significant impact on the field. His continued work promises further advancements in educational methods and teacher development.

📚Publications to Noted

  1. Critical Incidents as a Strategy to Enhance Student Teachers’ Reflection About Practice Through Immersive Learning
    • Author: Juanjo Mena, M.A. Flores, E. Fernandes, O. Estrada-Molina
    • Year: 2024
    • Journal: Reflective Practice
    • Emojis: 📝🎓🔍
  2. “I Need to Continually Study and Broaden My Horizons”: A Narrative Inquiry of a Novice Teacher’s Induction Experience in China
    • Author: G. Zhu, L. Shen, L.G. Jiang, K. Shi, Juanjo Mena
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: Journal of Professional Capital and Community
    • Emojis: 🌏📚🔍
  3. A History of Paradigm Shifts in Education: Their Impact on Practicum Mentoring
    • Author: A. Clarke, Juanjo Mena
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: Advances in Research on Teaching
    • Emojis: 📖🔄👨‍🏫
  4. Teachers’ Professional Training Through Augmented Reality: A Literature Review
    • Author: Juanjo Mena, O. Estrada-Molina, E. Pérez-Calvo
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: Education Sciences
    • Emojis: 🕶️📊💡
  5. Fostering Future Music Teachers’ Professional Skills: Developing a Signature Pedagogy Using E-Learning
    • Author: S. Karkina, Juanjo Mena, R. Valeeva, E. Dyganova, M. Bhullar
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: Frontiers in Education
    • Emojis: 🎵💻🎓
  6. Teacher Education Perspectives in the Ibero-Latin American Context: A Comparative View
    • Author: M.A. Flores, Juanjo Mena, M.I. Marcondes, E.G. Rincon-Flores
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: The Palgrave Handbook of Teacher Education Research: Volume 1,2
    • Emojis: 🌎📚🤝
  7. In-Person/Online Attendance at an Educational Technology Workshop: A Study on Student Teachers’ Perceptions at UniBg
    • Author: M. Lazzari, L.S. Agrati, F. Baroni, S. Natali, Juanjo Mena
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: Communications in Computer and Information Science
    • Emojis: 💻🏫👩‍🏫
  8. Digital Competence, Educational Innovation with ICT, and Burnout in Tertiary Education Latin American Professors
    • Author: A. Deroncele-Acosta, I.M. Carhuancho-Mendoza, F.A. Nolazco-Labajos, S.E. Paredes-Díaz, Juanjo Mena
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: Lecture Notes in Educational Technology
    • Emojis: 🌐🧠⚙️
  9. Leveraging Third Space Amid Chinese and Spanish Student Teachers’ Teaching Practicums: A Transformative Learning Perspective
    • Author: B. Qin, G. Zhu, C. Cheng, J. Zhu, Juanjo Mena
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: Professional Development in Education
    • Emojis: 🌍🔄📚
  10. The Complexity Thinking Approach: Beginning Teacher Resilience and Perceived Self-Efficacy as Determining Variables in the Induction Phase
    • Author: G. Gratacós, Juanjo Mena, M. Ciesielkiewicz
    • Year: 2023
    • Journal: European Journal of Teacher Education
    • Emojis: 🔍💪📘