Potential Abstract:
In this study, we investigate the potential of incorporating virtual currency systems as a novel approach to remedial education for students labeled as ‘naive learners’. Traditional remedial education programs often focus on addressing academic deficiencies through one-size-fits-all interventions, neglecting the diverse needs and learning styles of students. By integrating virtual currency systems into remedial education, we aim to redefine the constructs of remediation by providing personalized, interactive, and engaging learning experiences. This paradigm shift challenges the conventional methods of remedial education and explores the transformative impact of virtual currency on the academic success of naive learners.
Through a mixed-methods research design, we will examine the effectiveness of virtual currency integration in remedial education settings and explore how it influences student motivation, engagement, and learning outcomes. Qualitative data will be collected through student interviews and observations to capture the nuanced experiences and perceptions of participants. Additionally, quantitative measures such as pre- and post-assessments will be used to assess changes in academic performance and attitudes towards learning.
Our research contributes to the field of education by offering a fresh perspective on remedial education practices and highlighting the importance of leveraging technology to address the diverse needs of learners. By reconceptualizing remediation through the lens of virtual currency systems, we aim to provide educators and policymakers with innovative strategies to support naive learners and promote academic success. This study underscores the potential of virtual currency as a tool for transforming remedial education and fostering a more inclusive and engaging learning environment.
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