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Abstract Teaser: Following both international and local waves of criticism due to overwhelming high rates of youth unemployment, the South African post-Apartheid government has passed several economic empowerment policies to address the challenge. In addressing the youth unemployment and sustainability of livelihoods,…
| Session Chair: Peter Ractham
Abstract Teaser: While there is considerable variation globally in the way rural parental involvement in learner academic promotion is defined, one could perhaps argue that within the South African context, parental involvement relates to, among other things, part of the processes and…
Abstract Teaser: Online teaching and learning has become a fundamental platform for teaching and learning in higher education institutions, more so, since globally an extensive academic disruption was experienced during the coronavirus pandemic 2019 (COVID-19) lockdown. This study describes pre-service teachers’ perceptions…
Abstract Teaser: Parental attitudes have been the focus of attention of researchers for many years. It seems important that parents' attitudes change in parallel with the age and development of their children. Current studies and theories on understanding this show broad consistency…
-Dr Neelam Raina is an Associate Professor of Design and Development at Middlesex University, London
Abstract Teaser: Where should we position ourselves in the global challenges we face in the Anthropocene, and what level of despair are we allowed? We have ticked the boxes of inclusions, sustainability, capacity building, innovation, carbon footprints, artificial intelligence, and shrunk the…
Abstract Teaser: Research takes many shapes and forms and takes place across a range of institutions – from multi-faculty universities to independent research organisations. Yet many discussions about research practices and research cultures revolve almost exclusively around the model of the large…
Abstract Teaser: Successful ageing can be defined in several ways. Here, the mental perspective of successful ageing is considered. I will summarise our research into three factors that have been discussed within the domain of successful ageing: positive emotions, cognitive reserve, and…
Abstract Teaser: In today's global landscape, nations are witnessing a significant shift towards an ageing population, posing various economic and social challenges. One of the most pressing issues stemming from this demographic change is the strain on social security and healthcare systems.…
Abstract Teaser: What is the true meaning of human security of people living longer lives in our highly globalised contemporary world? We are at an inflection point in human history. Alongside with a rapid demographic change, we are faced with multiple threats…
Abstract Teaser: How does our mind and brain work when we speak or write in a second language (L2)? The rise of globalisation has seen an increased interest in learning second languages. For many, effective second language speaking and writing skills are…
-Barbara Lockee is Professor of Instructional Design and Technology and Associate Vice Provost of Faculty Affairs at Virginia Tech
Abstract Teaser: In this interactive panel session, Sara Custer, THE (Times Higher Education) Campus Editor will moderate a panel discussion on the recent and sudden entrance of Artificial Intelligence products into the global academy, and the enormous current and potential ramifications. For…
Abstract Teaser: Throughout the history of educational systems, disruptions have emerged in a variety of forms, the impacts of which range from interference in planned instructional activities and pedagogical approaches to complete interruptions to instructional delivery access. Such upheavals originate in nature,…
| Session Chair: Therese Jill Ablog
Abstract Teaser: The research contributes to the discussion on the relationship between wellbeing (WB) and subjective wellbeing (SWB). Our aim was to develop a method for measuring SWB by creating a so-called "wellbeing belt"— a moving matrix-scale that will be a reference…
| Session Chair: Betul Sekendiz
Abstract Teaser: Canada is federally an English and French bilingual country since 1969 but has also in 2019 passed an Indigenous Languages Act. In this presentation, I will examine how Canadian federal language policies are implicated in language education policies and educational…
Abstract Teaser: Background: Many persons with intellectual disability (ID) continue to live in the family home in their adulthood. Yet, caregiving becomes more difficult as family carers grow older. Aims: To explore how the adult persons with ID and challenging behaviour (CB)…
Abstract Teaser: This study investigates the factors influencing the life satisfaction of older adults with disabilities in Abu Dhabi. Drawing from 319 older adults (60+) with disabilities who participated in the Abu Dhabi Quality-of-Life (QoL) survey conducted in 2021, a hierarchical regression…
Abstract Teaser: Background: Social isolation/loneliness are negative feelings that can occur in any individual due to a lack of social contact or perceived dissatisfaction with relationships. When this occurs among older adults, higher morbidity and mortality ensues. This review identifies the prevalence,…
Abstract Teaser: According to the research (Wrzus et al. 2013), the social networks shrink during aging in terms of size, diversity and frequency of social contacts, whereby the circle of friends tend to be reduced more significantly than family ties. The HannaH…
Abstract Teaser: Loneliness has been studied from many different points of view and there is no unified definition. Mainly, loneliness is thought as being estranged from others. Among elderly population has been examined, in quantitative studies, according to demographic factors, education, socio-economic…
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Evaluating the Impact of Economic Empowerment Policies on the South African Rural Elderly: A Sustainable Livelihoods Approach (69707)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Following both international and local waves of criticism due to overwhelming high rates of youth unemployment, the South African post-Apartheid government has passed several economic empowerment policies to address the challenge. In addressing the youth unemployment and sustainability of livelihoods,…
Navigating Rural Environment Parental Dynamics’ Challenges for Effective Learning (69799)
Session Information: Education, Sustainability & Society: Social Justice, Development & Political Movements| Session Chair: Peter Ractham
Sunday, 16 July 2023 15:35
Session: Session 4
Room: G09
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: While there is considerable variation globally in the way rural parental involvement in learner academic promotion is defined, one could perhaps argue that within the South African context, parental involvement relates to, among other things, part of the processes and…
Pre-service Teachers’ Learning Experiences with Educational Technologies in South Africa (69486)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Online teaching and learning has become a fundamental platform for teaching and learning in higher education institutions, more so, since globally an extensive academic disruption was experienced during the coronavirus pandemic 2019 (COVID-19) lockdown. This study describes pre-service teachers’ perceptions…
The Effect of Parental Attitude Depending on the Developmental Stages of Children (71947)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Parental attitudes have been the focus of attention of researchers for many years. It seems important that parents' attitudes change in parallel with the age and development of their children. Current studies and theories on understanding this show broad consistency…
Schrodinger’s Box of Interdisciplinarity – Inside and Outside the Box Thinking About Global Challenges
Session Information:2023/07/14 14:50
Plenary Session
SOAS Brunei Theatre
-Dr Neelam Raina is an Associate Professor of Design and Development at Middlesex University, London
Abstract Teaser: Where should we position ourselves in the global challenges we face in the Anthropocene, and what level of despair are we allowed? We have ticked the boxes of inclusions, sustainability, capacity building, innovation, carbon footprints, artificial intelligence, and shrunk the…
Research Practice, Practice Research – Integrity, Inclusivity and Impact
Session Information:2023/07/14 14:00
Plenary Session
SOAS Brunei Theatre
Abstract Teaser: Research takes many shapes and forms and takes place across a range of institutions – from multi-faculty universities to independent research organisations. Yet many discussions about research practices and research cultures revolve almost exclusively around the model of the large…
Mental Resilience and Successful Ageing
Session Information:2023/07/14 11:45
Plenary Session
SOAS Brunei Theatre
Abstract Teaser: Successful ageing can be defined in several ways. Here, the mental perspective of successful ageing is considered. I will summarise our research into three factors that have been discussed within the domain of successful ageing: positive emotions, cognitive reserve, and…
The Robotic Roommates Revolution: Embracing Needy Robots in Our Homes for a Better Future
Session Information:2023/07/14 10:30
Plenary Session
SOAS Brunei Theatre
Abstract Teaser: In today's global landscape, nations are witnessing a significant shift towards an ageing population, posing various economic and social challenges. One of the most pressing issues stemming from this demographic change is the strain on social security and healthcare systems.…
Special Address: Demographic Change, Aging and Human Security
Session Information:2023/07/14 10:10
Plenary Session
SOAS Brunei Theatre
Abstract Teaser: What is the true meaning of human security of people living longer lives in our highly globalised contemporary world? We are at an inflection point in human history. Alongside with a rapid demographic change, we are faced with multiple threats…
Exploring the Cognitive and Neural Correlates of Speaking and Writing in a Second Language: Methodological Advances and Challenges
Session Information:7/13/2023 14:30:00
Plenary Session
SOAS Brunei Theatre
Abstract Teaser: How does our mind and brain work when we speak or write in a second language (L2)? The rise of globalisation has seen an increased interest in learning second languages. For many, effective second language speaking and writing skills are…
AI: Friend or Foe?
Session Information:7/13/2023 12:00:00
Plenary Session
SOAS Brunei Theatre
-Barbara Lockee is Professor of Instructional Design and Technology and Associate Vice Provost of Faculty Affairs at Virginia Tech
Abstract Teaser: In this interactive panel session, Sara Custer, THE (Times Higher Education) Campus Editor will moderate a panel discussion on the recent and sudden entrance of Artificial Intelligence products into the global academy, and the enormous current and potential ramifications. For…
Phoenix Rising: Education in the Age of Disruption
Session Information:7/13/2023 10:45:00
Plenary Session
SOAS Brunei Theatre
Abstract Teaser: Throughout the history of educational systems, disruptions have emerged in a variety of forms, the impacts of which range from interference in planned instructional activities and pedagogical approaches to complete interruptions to instructional delivery access. Such upheavals originate in nature,…
Subjective Wellbeing in the Context of Globalization (71452)
Session Information: Lifespan Health Promotion| Session Chair: Therese Jill Ablog
Saturday, 15 July 2023 09:30
Session: Session 1
Room: G12
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The research contributes to the discussion on the relationship between wellbeing (WB) and subjective wellbeing (SWB). Our aim was to develop a method for measuring SWB by creating a so-called "wellbeing belt"— a moving matrix-scale that will be a reference…
Language Policies and the Challenge of Indigenous Language Maintenance in Nunavut (71946)
Session Information: Educational Policy, Leadership, Management & Administration| Session Chair: Betul Sekendiz
Saturday, 15 July 2023 09:30
Session: Session 1
Room: G20
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Canada is federally an English and French bilingual country since 1969 but has also in 2019 passed an Indigenous Languages Act. In this presentation, I will examine how Canadian federal language policies are implicated in language education policies and educational…
Accepting the Difficult Realities of Caregiving of Aging Carers Living with Adult Persons with Intellectual Disability and Challenging Behaviours (72509)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Background: Many persons with intellectual disability (ID) continue to live in the family home in their adulthood. Yet, caregiving becomes more difficult as family carers grow older. Aims: To explore how the adult persons with ID and challenging behaviour (CB)…
Life Satisfaction Determinants of Older Adults with Disabilities – Hierarchical Regression Model for Abu Dhabi (71448)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: This study investigates the factors influencing the life satisfaction of older adults with disabilities in Abu Dhabi. Drawing from 319 older adults (60+) with disabilities who participated in the Abu Dhabi Quality-of-Life (QoL) survey conducted in 2021, a hierarchical regression…
The State of Loneliness and Social Isolation Among Older Adults in Malaysia: A Scoping Review (72547)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Background: Social isolation/loneliness are negative feelings that can occur in any individual due to a lack of social contact or perceived dissatisfaction with relationships. When this occurs among older adults, higher morbidity and mortality ensues. This review identifies the prevalence,…
Matchmaking Algorithm as a Tool to Tackle the Aging-Related Social Network Shrink: Results and Recommendations from the HannaH Technology Development (72256)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: According to the research (Wrzus et al. 2013), the social networks shrink during aging in terms of size, diversity and frequency of social contacts, whereby the circle of friends tend to be reduced more significantly than family ties. The HannaH…
Study of the Level of Solitude in the Elderly at the Yogyakarta Nursing Home (72187)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: Loneliness has been studied from many different points of view and there is no unified definition. Mainly, loneliness is thought as being estranged from others. Among elderly population has been examined, in quantitative studies, according to demographic factors, education, socio-economic…
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