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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 15 March 2025

Bridging Ethnic Psychology and Second Language Acquisition: A Comparative Study of Emotional Intelligence and Grit in Chinese and Indonesian Learners

Shuhong Li, Xiaowei Zhang

Cross-Cultural Education Studies · 1–12 · 10.63385/cces.v1i1.134

With the deepening of cross-national exchange, the significance of ethnic psychology and its interdisciplinary applications has become increasingly evident. Ethnic psychology, which examines the psychological traits and behavioral patterns shaped by distinct cultural contexts, provides valuable insights into how learners from di

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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 15 March 2025

Reimagining Tourism: A Creative Model for Destinations Facing Negative Impacts

Moisés David Hernández Matorel

Eco-Tourism and Sustainable Development · 27–41 · 10.63385/etsd.v1i1.117

Tourism has been recognized as a significant driver of economic growth across the globe. Nonetheless, numerous destinations are increasingly facing negative consequences, including the erosion of cultural heritage, authenticity and the emergence of environmental, social, and economic challenges that disproportionately affect loc

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EditorialOpen AccessPublished: 15 March 2025

Inaugural Editorial: Launching the Journal of Language Service Studies

Lifei Wang

Journal of Language Service Studies · 1-3 · 10.63385/jlss.v1i1.77

As we stand at the crossroads of a rapidly evolving global landscape, where information technology and artificial intelligence are reshaping the very fabric of human interaction, the field of language service emerges as a pivotal force in bridging cultures, facilitating knowledge exchange, and driving global collaboration. It is

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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 13 March 2025

Future Scenarios for CO2 Sequestration by Oil Palm in Southeast Asia Versus Other Regions to Reduce Climate Change

Robert Russell Monteith Paterson

Southeast Asia Development Research · 47-55 · 10.63385/sadr.v1i1.242

Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from fossil fuels are a significant contributor to climate change. Concentrations of CO2 were in balance when emissions were controlled by the photosynthetic capabilities of organisms on land and in oceans. Palm oil is a valuable commodity, and vast plantations of oil palm (OP) have been created, e

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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 12 March 2025

Transforming Smart Hospitality: Leveraging AI and IoT for Sustainable Tourism, Enhanced Guest Experience, and Cybersecurity Resilience

Priyant Banerjee, Arshad Bhat

Eco-Tourism and Sustainable Development · 14–26 · 10.63385/etsd.v1i1.87

The global hospitality sector is on track to hit an impressive $5.8 trillion by 2027, underscoring the growing necessity for digital transformation particularly through Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT). This research undertakes a detailed analysis, drawing on secondary data from more than 500 travell

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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 12 March 2025

Analysing Student Motivation in Challenge-Based Learning in Higher Engineering Education Using the Self-Determination Theory

Panagiotis Pantzos, Arnold Pears, Jeffrey Buckley

Innovations in Pedagogy and Technology · 27–46 · 10.63385/ipt.v1i1.45

Challenge-based learning (CBL) engages students in complex, real-life challenges, promoting responsibility for their learning. Existing research has identified several factors that contribute to students’ motivation in CBL environments. However, prior studies have focused primarily on cognitive and metacognitive learning functio

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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 10 March 2025

Palm, Rubber and Rice Crops Classification and Diagnostic Using CNN Approach and NDVI in Thailand

Yannis. Lavigne, Laurent. Mezeix

Southeast Asia Development Research · 31-46 · 10.63385/sadr.v1i1.241

To support agricultural development in Thailand, accurate data collection and analysis of land use are essential. Understanding the spatial distribution and growth patterns of key crops enables better planning and resource allocation. This study proposes a deep learning-based approach for land cover classification, specifically

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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 8 March 2025

Remedies for English Inversion Difficulties Among Grade 12 Pupils

Pethias Siame, Nicholas Bwalya

Innovations in Pedagogy and Technology · 16–26 · 10.63385/ipt.v1i1.32

This study examines effective strategies for improving the teaching and learning of English language structures among Grade 12 students at selected secondary schools in Zambia. While there are existing studies on approaches to teaching English, no study in Zambia and globally has ascertained pedagogical remedies to inversion int

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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 6 March 2025

The Contextual Relation between Ideology and Political Violence: Khmer Rouge

Caglar Ezikoglu, Andac Karabulut, Ali Samir Merdan

Southeast Asia Development Research · 16-30 · 10.63385/sadr.v1i1.239

During the Cold War era in the world, the ideological approaches of the East and the West driven by the bipolar system directly influenced the state systems. The Soviet Union’s communist system, in particular, made a significant impact in Asia, notably due to the dominant role of the People’s Republic of China. With the critical

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ArticleOpen AccessPublished: 5 March 2025

Hierarchical-Synergistic PDCA Closed-Loop: Construction and Optimization of University Teaching Supervision System—A Case Study of Zhengzhou University

Yuefeng Liao, Yong Luo, Xiao Han

Innovations in Pedagogy and Technology · 103–114 · 10.63385/ipt.v2i2.396

This research aims to address the long-standing problems existing in traditional university teaching supervision, such as hierarchical division, delayed feedback, and insufficient rectification efforts. These issues have hindered the high-quality development of university education and failed to meet the requirements of domestic

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