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Original Article

 Teacher-Students Relationship. The Significance to Decreasing Dropout Rates and Motivation for Change

Judith Shefi
,
Vasile Chis

Keywords: Teacher-students relationship; motivation for change; dropout; perseverance; students at risk

Article no: 35

Pages 266-279

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.12.35

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Original Article

Need For Motivating Educational Technologies At Teaching Computer Science

Zoltan Attila Godó
,
Zsuzsa Hódi
,
Balázs Borsos
,
György Stóka
,
Gábor Kiss

Keywords: Educational technologies, capitation schemes, mass education, innovative educational technologies, dropout, motivating.

Article no: 41

Pages 410-422

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.06.41

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Original Article

Romanian Teachers 'Perspective on The Education of Students From Vulnerable Backgrounds

Julien-Ferencz Kiss
ORCiD ,
Florica Ortan
ORCiD ,
Valentin Blandul
ORCiD ,
Laurentiu-Dragos Mandrea
ORCiD

Keywords: Educational success, familiy involvement, learning motivation, school dropout, vulnerable background

Article no: 102

Pages 1010-1022

Doi: 10.15405/epes.23045.102

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