Evaluating Educational Services Offered for Syrian Gifted Refugee Students in Jordanian Schools

Evaluating E-Health Services and Patients Requirements in Jordanian Hospitals

the aim of this research is to bring latest status of e-health services in Jordan, and to describe current requirements of e-health services development. The significant barriers being faced by the Jordanian health sector and preventing the adoption of e-health services technology was addressed. The study has shown positive patients attitude towards the existence of e-health services, however i...

Gifted and talented students

A Sample of the Syrian Refugee Students' Degree of Psychological Alienation in Jordan

This study aimed at identifying the degree of alienation of the students of the Syrian refugee residing in both the refugee camps and cities , and to find out whether there were differences among the study sample's degree of alienation attributed to the variables: achievement, gender, number of alienation years, and the place of residence. To achieve this aim, the researcher applied a 70-item q...

Micropolitics of School and EFL Teachers’ Professional Interests: The Case of Schools for Gifted Students in Iran

The aim of this qualitative study is to explore the role of the micropolitics of schools for gifted students in the EFL teachers’ professional interests in the workplace. Results of interviews revealed that to establish their professional interests, teachers involved in conflict and rivalry as well as collaboration and coalition. Furthermore, teachers’ micropolitical actions were in...

The students’ viewpoint on the quality gap in educational services

Introduction: Students and university community are social and humanresources of the country. The students’ viewpoints about the quality ofeducational services can be considered as a basis for planning quality promotion and improving organizational performance. This study was conducted to determine the quality gap in educational services d by the students of Health and Nutrition School of Shira...