Zurinah Suradi
Universiti Kuala Lumpur, EBM, Faculty Member
- Culture, Knowledge Management, Knowledge & Creativity Management, Information Systems, Social Study of Information and Communication Technology, E-learning, and 8 moreEducational Technology, Facebook, Teaching and Learning, Curriculum Design, Measurement and Evaluation, Change Management, Social Networking Sites (SNS), and Technology Enhanced Learningedit
This study investigated the dimensions of emotional quotients during and after economic crises among women food operators in Klang Valley, Malaysia. The dimensions for emotional quotients are self-awareness, self-regulation,... more
This study investigated the dimensions of emotional quotients during and after economic crises among women food operators in Klang Valley, Malaysia. The dimensions for emotional quotients are self-awareness, self-regulation, self-motivation, empathy, and social skills. About 100 questionnaires were distributed and collected from women food operators around Klang Valley for a month. The findings showed that most women food operators agreed that during and after economic crises the top three dimensions are self-regulation, self-motivation, and self-awareness. They also agreed that after economic crises the top three dimensions are self-motivation, self-awareness, and social skills.
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Abstract: A strong understanding in elementary mathematics played an important factor in progressing to higher semesters in the learning life of a university engineering student. This paper tries to describe the contribution of an... more
Abstract: A strong understanding in elementary mathematics played an important factor in progressing to higher semesters in the learning life of a university engineering student. This paper tries to describe the contribution of an interactive multimedia courseware CD with Collaborative Learning (CDiCL) principles in the learning of algebraic fractions among pre-engineering students in a polytechnic, Malaysia. The research method used was quasi-experimental plus participant observation. 4 different groups of students (n= 137) were ...