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Item Asian echoes volume one : unveiling higher education in the Maldives, Indonesia, and Malaysia(2024) Waheeda, Aishath; Shina, Aishath; Shaheeda, Fathimath; Reesha, Aishath; Moosa, Aishath Dheeba; Muna, FathimathWelcome to a heartfelt exploration of higher education in the enchanting landscapes of the Maldives, the vibrant tapestry of Indonesia, and the dynamic milieu of Malaysia. As you embark on this journey with us, we invite you to step into the corridors of academia and join us in unravelling the stories that shape the educational narratives of these three unique nations. Curiosity and Passion Ignite the Path This venture began as a personal odyssey fuelled by curiosity and passion. Having worn various hats in higher education - from eager student to dedicated lecturer and administrator - I found myself captivated by the intricate mechanisms that breathe life into academic institutions. This book is a testament to the profound impact that quality education and the global exchange of ideas can have on shaping the future. Local Realities, Global Perspectives, and the Art of Bridging In the tapestry of global education, it is essential not only to recognize the challenges and successes that define each country but also to celebrate the individuals navigating this terrain. Our authors, dedicated educators, bring you personal narratives infused with cultural richness, historical context, and the daily triumphs and tribulations that mold the educational landscape. Consider this book as more than a compilation of chapters; think of it as a bridge connecting different perspectives. It is a testament to the power of collaborative learning, an invitation to embrace the unique approaches to higher education, and a recognition of the universal challenges and aspirations that bind educators worldwide. Together, we aim to foster a global dialogue on the evolving nature of higher education. Embark on a Shared Learning Journey As you embark on this shared learning journey, we hope the narratives of educators navigating the complexities of higher education in these three countries will not only inform but also resonate with you. May this exploration ignite a curiosity that extends beyond these pages, prompting you to delve deeper into the transformative power of education in diverse cultural and institutional contexts. Gratitude to Our Authors: The Heartbeat of this Endeavor Lastly, a special note of gratitude extends to the authors whose dedication, expertise, and passion breathe life into these pages. Your insights into the higher education realms of the Maldives, Indonesia, and Malaysia have transformed this project into a rich and enriching experience. Thank you for joining us on this collaborative and personal exploration.Item Factors influencing the passenger satisfaction at public transport in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia(2023-06-28) Hoo, Wong; Waheeda, Aishath; Reesha, AishathThe aim of this study is to identify and analyse the factors influencing passenger satisfaction on public transport in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Despite efforts to improve the quality and accessibility of public transportation systems in the city, passenger satisfaction levels remain a concern. Understanding the key factors that contribute to passenger satisfaction is crucial for policymakers and transportation authorities to enhance the overall quality of public transport services. Therefore, this study seeks to investigate the various factors that significantly influence passenger satisfaction in Kuala Lumpur's public transport system. By addressing such factors as service quality, timeliness, value for money, and environmental attitude and their impact on the level of satisfaction, the study intends to provide valuable insights and recommendations to improve the passenger experience and promote the usage of public transportation. This will ultimately contribute to sustainable urban mobility and enhanced transportation infrastructure in the city. The research draws support from a developed service quality model. Data was collected from the Greater Kuala Lumpur area using non-probability sampling methods, utilising a Google Form questionnaire for respondents to complete independently. The respondents themselves administered the questionnaire, with 400 samples collected. Through linear regressions conducted within the SPSS programme, the hypotheses were evaluated a nd tested. The findings indicate a strong correlation between passenger satisfaction and key factors such as service quality, timeliness, value for money, and environmental attitude. By investigating these factors, the research seeks to provide insights and recommendations for improving the public transportation system in Kuala Lumpur to enhance passenger satisfaction and meet the evolving needs of the population.Item Maldivian teachers’ experiences in digitalising their remote teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic(Scientific Research Publishing, 2024-05-14) Adam, Aminath Shafiya; Moosa, Dheeba; Reesha, Aishath; Mohamed, AhmedThe sudden shift to remote teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic has forced teachers to integrate Digital Technology (DT) more extensively in teaching. This research sought to collect teachers’ experience of digitalising their teaching during the pandemic. The research adopted an explanatory sequential mixed-method approach, generating quantitative data, followed by qualitative data. Primarily, using a survey, quantitative data were collected from 659 teachers across selected Maldivian schools. Next, using purposive sampling, a total of three focus group interviews were conducted, giving teachers the opportunity to discuss the emerging findings to clarify and validate the understanding sought. The result of the survey suggests that overall, teachers reported greater use of DTs and gained more confidence in their use of DTs during the pandemic. Teachers reveal specific purposes of using DTs aligned with a range of different pedagogical strategies suitable for remote teaching. The main challenges identified by teachers include unreliable internet and connection issues, while also revealing the need for support to facilitate smooth use of DTs in teaching. There is better recognition of teachers’ readiness to incorporate DTs into pedagogy with the high level of confidence and realisation of the potential DTs have in teaching/learning.Item National survey on perception towards radicalisation, extremism and terrorism among students of higher secondary schools and higher education institutions in the Maldives(2024) Baker, Anthony (Abdul Haqq); Moosa, Dheeba; Reesha, Aishath; Muna, Fathimath; Hassan, Visama; Ali, HamidItem Quality assurance in Maldives Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)(INTI International University, 2024) Reesha, Aishath; Shina, Aishath; Waheeda, Aishath; Moosa, Dheeba; Muna, FathimathItem The impact of COVID-19 : a literature review on the challenges in e-learning(Scientific Research Publishing, 2022-11-03) Zamani, Akmal; Kamarudin, Rafidah; Reesha, Aishath; Mohamad, MaslawatiThe pandemic of Covid-19 has compelled numerous companies worldwide to use several growing online communication platform technologies fully. Educational institutions are among the organizations that have urged students and educators to communicate through a variety of online communication platforms in order to maintain an ongoing educational process. However, the Covid-19 pandemic has created challenges for the worldwide education sector when using these expanding technologies. The challenges were highlighted in many recent studies. However, compared with other developing countries, fewer studies were conducted in Malaysia. This study aimed to identify the challenges faced by educators and learners in online learning impacted by Covid-19 through a literature review. The challenges mentioned are lack of facilities, lack of social interaction among students and educators, poor internet connection, motivation issues, assessment and evaluation process. This literature review implies that they could facilitate relevant authorities such as educational institution administrators, officers serving the Ministry of Higher Education and policymakers in designing effective measures to tackle the challenges.Item Validating a tool to measure implementation of differentiated instruction.(2020) Shareefa, Mariyam; Moosa, Visal; Mohamed, Ahmed; Reesha, Aishath; Ali, Agisaއެބްސްޓްރެކްޓް މި ޒަމާނުގައި ބާރުއަޅަނީ އެއް ގްރޭޑެއްގެ ހުރިހާ ފަންތިއަކާއި ގިންތިއެއްގެ ދަރިވަރުންނަށް އެއް ކުލާހެއްގައި، ޝާމިލުކޮށްގެން އުނގަންނައިދިނުމަށެވެ. މިފަދަ ކުލާހެއްގެ ދަރިވަރުންގެ މެދުގައިވާ ޖިސްމާނީ، ނަފްސާނީ، ފިކުރީ، އަދި މިނޫންވެސް ގިނަގުނަ ތަފާތުތަކަށް ރިޢާޔަތްކޮށްގެން އުނގަންނައިދިނުމަށް ބޭނުންކުރެވޭ އެއް ފަލްސަފާއަކީ ޑިފަރެންޝިއޭޓަޑް އިންސްޓްރަކްޝަންގެ ފަލްސަފާއެވެ. މި ދިރާސާގެ މަޤުޞަދަކީ، މުދައްރިސުން އެބައިމީހުންގެ ކިޔަވައިދިނުމުގައި ޑިފަރެންޝިއޭޓަޑް އިންސްޓްރަކްޝަން ބޭނުންކުރާ މިންވަރު ދެނެގަންނާނޭ ސުވާލުކަރުދާހެއް ތައްޔާރުކޮށް ވެލިޑޭޓްކުރުމެވެ. މި ދިރާސާގައި ވެލިޑޭޓްކުރި ސުވާލުކަރުދާހުގައި ހިމަނާފައިވާ ސުވާލުތަކަކީ، މީގެ ކުރިން އިނގިރޭސިބަހުން ކުރެވިފައިވާ ބައެއް ދިރާސާތަކުގައި ބޭނުންކޮށްފައިވާ ސުވާލުތަކެކެވެ. މި ދިރާސާއަށް ޑާޓާ އެއްކުރީ ދިވެހިރާއްޖޭގެ ސްކޫލުތަކުގައި މަސައްކަތްކުރާ 507 މުދައްރިސުންގެ ފަރާތުންނެވެ. މިގޮތުން އެއްކުރެވުނު މަޢުލޫމާތު ތަހުލީލުކުރީ އީ.އެފް.އޭގެ ފިޔަވަޅުތަކާ އެއްގޮތަށް، އެސް.ޕީ.އެސް.އެސް ބޭނުންކޮށްގެންނެވެ. މި ދިރާސާގެ ނަތީޖާއިން އެނގުނުގޮތުގައި ދިވެހިރާއްޖޭގެ މަދަރުސާތަކުގައި އުނގަންނައިދިނުން ޑިފަރެންޝިއޭޓްކުރާ މިންވަރު ދެނެގަތުމަށްޓަކައި ތަފާތު 6 ގިންތިއަކަށް ބަލަންޖެހެއެވެ. އެއީ، އުނގަންނައިދިނުމުގެ ގޮތްތައް، އުނގެނުނު އެއްޗެއް ހުށައަޅާ ގޮތް، ވަޒަންކުރުން، އުނގެނުމުގެ ވެށި، އުނގަންނައިދޭ ތަކެތި، އަދި އުނގެނުމަށް ދޭ ވަގުތު މިއެވެ. މި ދިރާސާގައި ވެލިޑޭޓްކުރެވުނު ސުވާލުކަރުދާހަކީ ކުރިމަގުގައި ދިރާސާގެ ބޭނުމަށާއި ތަޢުލީމީ ސިޔާސަތުތައް އެކުލަވާލުމަށް މަޢުލޫމާތު އެއްކުރުމުގައި ބޭނުންކުރެވޭނެ ސުވާލުކަރުދާހެކެވެ.