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Vol. 160 No. 4 (2025): Pedagogy
Vol. 160 No. 4 (2025): Pedagogy
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15823/p.2025.160
Published:
2026-03-18
Front Matter
Editorial Board, Table of Contents and General Requirements for Publications
Articles
Overcoming barriers through games: innovative language teaching in inclusive classrooms
Mustafa Yeniasır, Tülay Kaya Tekman
5–22
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AI-assisted vs. teacher-based assessment of EFL students’ writing: a comparative study
İbrahim Tekman, Tülay Kaya Tekman
23–39
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The relationship between preschool teachers’ professional self-efficacy and attitudes towards artificial intelligence
Yakup Yıldırım, Ece Arzum Güçlü
40–73
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Deepfakes and digital violence in adolescent couples: perceptions, risks, and prevention strategies
Rachida Dalouh Ounia, Encarnación Soriano Ayala, Verónica Caballero Cala
74–93
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Consequences of the use of emerging artificial intelligence technologies on adolescents' emotional well-being and adult mediation: a quantitative study
Antonio José González-Jiménez
94–109
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The contribution of the AI-powered Audemy platform to the musical skills of visually impaired individuals
Tuğçe Kaynak Akçaoğlu
110–138
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Challenges posed by artificial intelligence to the learning habits of vocational secondary school students
Juris Straume, Inta Kulberga, Pāvels Jurs, Lāsma Ulmane-Ozolina, Daiva Malinauskienė
139–153
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The relationship between pre-service teachers’ digital technology competencies and their attitudes towards artificial intelligence
Osman Titrek, Nermin Dingin, Cemile Yaşa
154–173
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Exploring ethical criticism and AI applications in literature education through TAM, TPCK, and AI tools
Mirzana Pašić Kodrić, Seniha Krasniqi
174–193
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Barriers to inclusive early childhood intervention in Latvia: insights from professionals and families
Andra Rektina
194–215
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Towards a sustainable urban environment: teacher competences and artificial intelligence to strengthen civic engagement in future generations
Pāvels Jurs, Ilze Judrupa, Solvita Lodiņa, Osman Titrek, Madara Lapsa
216–241
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A research on the effect of organizational belonging perceptions on dimensions of intrapreneurship levels
Gülfer Büyüktaş Gayır, Şehmus Demir, Mustafa Bulut, Zübeyir Özçelik, Sadık Serçek
242–278
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Teachers' opinions on the eTwinning portal (Sakarya province example)
Ahmet Sakin
279–303
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Pedagogical use of artificial intelligence in early education: opportunities, challenges, and solutions
Eva Cipi, Eljona Zanaj, Edvina Cipi
304–323
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Investigation of academicians’ athlete identity and social media addiction levels
Hamdullah Ateş, Gülseren Özaltaş Serçek
324–339
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Examining the exercise addiction and social media addiction levels of physical education teachers
Nurdan Ateş, Gülseren Özaltaş Serçek
340–357
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Attitudes of administrators and teachers working in preschool education institutions toward artificial intelligence (AI)
Arzu Yorulmaz, Turan Çakır
358–383
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Examining the narcissistic personality traits and self-efficacy levels of football coaches according to their artificial intelligence usage situations
Onur Akyüz, Gülseren Özaltaş Serçek
384–407
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Determinants of university students' attitudes toward artificial intelligence: a study on demographic variables, usage habits, and levels
Erdal Buyukbicakci
408–441
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Three levels of challenges during doctoral studies in higher education: personal, institutional, and supervisor-related
Vilma Žydžiūnaitė, Monika Kelpšienė, Monika Šimkutė-Bukantė, Marius Daugėla, Julija Grigėnaitė
442–467
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