Papers by Helen Tsakiridou
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European Journal of Special Education Research, Jul 16, 2019
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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), Oct 24, 2022
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Book Publisher International (a part of SCIENCEDOMAIN International), May 28, 2022
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Παιδαγωγική επιθεώρηση, Oct 19, 2015
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European Journal of Education Studies, May 24, 2023
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JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE, 2019
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American Journal of Educational Research, 2018
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International Journal of Science and Mathematics Education, 2017
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American Journal of Educational Research, Mar 13, 2019
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International Journal for Innovation Education and Research, 2019
Nowadays, teaching in a diverse students’ needs environment is a common situation emerged in the ... more Nowadays, teaching in a diverse students’ needs environment is a common situation emerged in the school community. In order for all the students to access the good of education and become a part of the school society, it is needed to be acceptable by teachers in the general school, who have to implement an appropriate instruction procedure to meet pupils’ needs successfully. Suitable teaching depends on teachers’ attitudes toward the inclusion of all the students independently and especially for those who show special educational needs. In the current study, participated 373 preschool, primary and secondary educators who teach in the Greek mainstream school. The participants completed the “Attitudes Toward Inclusive Education Scale” [1] [2]. The findings showed that teachers hold reserved attitudes toward the inclusion of students with physical disabilities and academic difficulties, but they hold favorable attitudes for behavior problem and social difficulties students. Comparisons...
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International Journal of Educational Management
PurposeTo improve school organisational performance and innovativeness, and meet diverse student ... more PurposeTo improve school organisational performance and innovativeness, and meet diverse student needs, school leaders should be innovative, risk-takers and proactive, thus applying entrepreneurial practices/strategies and market mechanisms. This study aims to investigate, from a schoolteacher's perspective, the degree of entrepreneurial leadership behaviour (ELB) applied by school principals in European primary schools. Given that school autonomy is perceived as an important predictor of leaders' entrepreneurship, this study investigates the impact of educational macro (autonomy and accountability) and micro (demographics) contexts on ELB by comparing centralised and decentralised European school systems with the highly centralised Greek school system.Design/methodology/approachThis comparative study was conducted in Greece (630 participants) and in 14 European countries (972 participants). Thornberry's Entrepreneurial Leadership Questionnaire was used, comprising gener...
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Social media or social networks influence the way of communicate with each other in every field o... more Social media or social networks influence the way of communicate with each other in every field of private and business interaction. It can be said that Social media are online channels for collecting communication between the members of web community. Today, the necessity of using them as a means of promoting the professionals is widespread. Especially the real estate sector is rather slowly participating this trend. This research paper focuses on the usage of internet and social media in the real estate market. The aim of this paper is to show how the social media contribute to the evolution of the real estate market, in order to welcome this new era of a digital real estate management approach that comes to dominate. In other words, this paper will show how the internet and social media have changed profoundly the perception of consumers and have offered professionals new ways of promoting property and approaching buyers. Moreover, it will be investigated whether this development...
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Acknowledging the fact that teacher training can be indispensable in delivering effective and eff... more Acknowledging the fact that teacher training can be indispensable in delivering effective and efficient ESP courses, the present study set itself the purpose of identifying and recording the training needs of ESP teachers operating in the context of State Vocational Institutes in Greece. For conducting the study, a questionnaire, which was responded by seventy six ESP teachers, was used as the basic instrument; in addition, semi-structured interviews were conducted with a number of ESP teachers in order to gain more meaningful insights into the situation. The findings of the study provide a wealth of data and highlight the immediate need for the development and organisation of training courses for ESP practitioners.
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Early Learning of Modern Foreign Languages, 2009
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European Journal of Science and Mathematics Education, 2020
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Multilingual Academic Journal of Education and Social Sciences, 2013
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The International Journal of Learning: Annual Review, 2009
ABSTRACT Advertisements in the media are polysemic and multimodal. The visuals, the music and the... more ABSTRACT Advertisements in the media are polysemic and multimodal. The visuals, the music and the oral text (dialogues, narrations) constitute a unified whole; all these elements support each other. The advertiser does not state directly that we must obtain the advertising product but, rather, adopts a kind of a hidden communication. Barthes (1988) insists that the advertiser wants to replace the banal concept of “buying” with the display of a spectacular world, of an ideal way of life. In any case, an important role in advertising in the electronic mass media is played by music and by way in which the spoken word is delivered, as these may contribute to the general development of the viewer’s awareness, may give selective emphasis to certain aspects of the message, and may render the whole context more attractive. A unified whole is formed by the text of the announcement, the script or story-line, the sound effects, the music and the images, making the semiological analysis of television advertising a partic- ularly complicated task. Despite increasing interest in research into consumer behaviour, the role of music and its link with the spoken word in advertising have not been researched in any notable breath or depth. In the present study, we examined a corpus of 391 television commercials, in search of the hidden relations among the music, the text, and the product that is being advertised. We focus on the functional role of music in the advertisement, on speech delivery (the speaker’s gender, the manner of delivery), and on the identification of certain choices to do with music and with the way texts are spoken, contributing to the promotion of the advertised product or service and to the reinforcement of the advertiser’s message.
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