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Proceedings of the Global Conference on Education and Research: Volume 1 Global Conference on Education and Research (GLOCER 2017) CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS MAY 22-25, 2017 Sarasota, Florida, USA Co-editors: Dr. Waynne B. James Dr. Cihan Cobanoglu ISSN: 2572-6374 Authors are fully responsible for corrections of any typographical, technical and content errors. GLOCER Conference Proceedings are not copyrighted. University of South Florida-- M3 Center Publishing Preface ,歡迎光臨 , ً◌ ﺎھﻻ ٔ ﺴﮭﻟ ﻮ ,Welcome, Hoşgeldiniz, Willkommen, Bienvenue, Добро пожаловать to the Global ךהבא ו בר ,Bienvenido, Καλώς Ορίσατε, Benvenuto, ようこそ, 환영합니다, ยนิ ดีตอ้ นรับ Conference on Education and Research (GLOCER) here in sunny Sarasota, Florida, USA. The Association of North America Higher Education International (ANAHEI) is very honored and excited to host GLOCER. This is a special time for ANAHEI as it is the first time we are hosting this conference. GLOCER received more than 250 abstracts/papers for the conference from 400+ authors. One hundred fifty-two of these presentations are accepted to be presented at GLOCER. GLOCER is a truly an interdisciplinary and global conference as we will host 200+ participants from 30+ countries and from different fields of studies. We would like to thank the authors for submitting their research papers to GLOCER. As GLOCER was a peer-reviewed, double blind conference, the following track chairs worked diligently to ensure that the paper review process was a high quality and smooth: • Adult Education: Dr. Leslie Cordie, Auburn University • Curriculum and Instruction Development: Dr. Kelly McCarthy, University of South Florida • Education in Other Specialties: Dr. Ersem Karadag, Robert Morris University • Educational Technology: Dr. Sanghoon Park, University of South Florida • ESL: Dr. Eunkyung Na, University of South Florida • Global Competence: Dr. Arthur Ray McCrory, University of South Florida • Higher Education & Educational Leadership: Dr. Jennifer Mariano, University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee • Human Resource Development: Dr. Yvonne Hunter-Johnson, Southern Illinois University • Inclusive Education: Dr. Helene Robinson, University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee • International Education: Dr. Gunce Malan, Bisk • Pre K-12: Dr. Stephen Rushton, University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee • Research Methods in Education, Dr. Faizan Ali, University of South Florida Sarasota- Manatee We would like to thank University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee for sponsoring GLOCER. Without their support, this conference would have not been possible. We would like to thank Presenting Sponsors: Bradenton Area Visitors and Conventions Bureau and IMG Golf Club. We also would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the academic and corporate sponsors for making this Conference possible. Also, we would like to extend our gratitude to the paper review committees and our keynote speakers: Dr. Terry Osborn, Dr. Marcie Boucouvalas, and Dr. Roger Brindley. Moreover, we sincerely express our appreciation to all students in the Conventions and Exhibitions Management class in the College of Hospitality and Tourism Leadership at the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee who have volunteered their time to make this Conference a success. We also thank all other volunteers. Co-chairs, Dr. Waynne B. James Dr. Cihan Cobanoglu, CHTP McKibbon Professor, College of Education Endowed Chair & President of ANAHEI University of South Florida University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/anaheipublishing/vol4/iss2017/1 DOI: 10.5038/2572-6374-v1 James and Cobanoglu: Proceedings of the Global Conference on Education and Research: Volume 1 LIST OF REVIEWERS We would like to thank the following reviewers for their outstanding job in reviewing the manuscripts submitted to Global Conference on Education and Research. Oscar Aliaga Abanto Haoua Hamza Bernard Oliver Carolyne Ali-Khan Shelley Hannigan Amanda Onion Kate Ames Felecia Harris Ozge Ozel Janet Applin Luminita Hartle Gary Padgett Tamarah Ashton Elizabeth Hartnell-Young Angela Page Erold Bailey James Hatten Enrique Pareja Fatima Baji Leigh Hester Sang Park Susan Ballinger Vineetha Hewagodage Kemaly Parr Zsuzsanna Barkanyi Janet Hurt Kyle Perkins Sarah Barrett Mohamed Ibrahim Donna Polelle Barbara Barter Flavia Iuspa Cathy Qi Heather Batchelder Regina John Luan Rod Reed Debra Bauder Hassiem Kambui Lee Renfroe Nish Belford Dip Kapoor Amy Rose Ellen Benham Candace Kaye Mark Rust Gulcin Bilgener Marjorie Kibby Jose Salgado Beth Birky Kioh Kim Otilia Salmon Ginger Blackmon Elizabeth King Megan Schramm-Possinger Bruce Blackshaw Lenore Kinne John Scott Andrew Bown Marguerite Koole Joseph Sencibaugh Madeleine Brens Ashwani Kumar Christine Shaw Katie Burke Kyungbin Kwon Melanie Shores Maria Cahill Kathryn Lacoe Betsy Sisson David Carter Chelesea Lewellen Diana Sisson Li-Ting Chen Ling Li Gail Slye Rose Chepyator-Thomson James Lindner Robert Smith Vincent Cicconi Tingting Liu Rick Snyder Carmen Constantinescu Melissa Locher Bea Staley Rene Couture Christina Luna Elizabeth Sturm Rose Danek Ghazwan Lutfi Tunde Szecsi Carolyn Doss Christopher Maddox Antonia Szymanski Robert Dowsett Gabrielle Malfatti Mandayam Thirunarayanan Reginald D'Silva Jon Mason Christy Tirrell-Corbin Gloria Dye Anna Mazenod Pamela Toulouse Suzanne Ehrlich Ernest Mcclees Eseta Tualaulelei Sheryl Erickson Denisha Mccollum Kimberly Tucker Kelli Esteves Arthur Mccrory Ralph Turner Sonja Ezell Janet Medina Matthew Ulmer Angela Farmer Meagan Medley Phyllis Underwood Janet Fellowes Katrina Miller Elizabeth Vallance Jay Fiene Mary Mitchell Gaby van der Giessen Nathan Fisk Jessica Mitchell Mark Viner Brigid Freeman Adonay Montes Dina Vyortkina Rahul Ganguly Mohamed Moustakim Sue Walker Bill Ganza Joyce Mundy Chih-Hsuan Wang Rachel Geesa Michelle Neumann John Wiens Christine Gibson Joann Nichols Tammy Wilborn Tedi Gordon Yuanlu Niu Matthew Winslade Mary Graham Kiluba Nkulu Maria Witte Christine Grove Carol Oberg Heoncheol Yun Maree Gruppetta George O'Brien Jingshun Zhang Anitra Hampton Johnee Okrainec Jinsong Zhang University of South Florida-- M3 Center Publishing TABLE OF CONTENTS Part 1: Adult Education ............................................................................... 1 Growth Mindset and Adult Learners in Higher Education ....................................................... 2 Faustine Judd ............................................................................................................................... 2 Anne Frank as a Case Study to Learn About Human Development ........................................ 3 Florian Feucht .............................................................................................................................. 3 Exploring Present and Future Possibilities in Global Technology Use for Workforce Training in Community College Settings .................................................................................... 4 Alison Diefenderfer1 and Benjamin Hammel2 ............................................................................ 4 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and Self-Directed Learning (SDL) in a Digital Age: Implications for Health Professional Adult Learners and CPD Providers .................... 5 Vernon Curran1, Lisa Fleet2, Diana Gustafson3, Lauren Matthews4, Mohamed Ravalia5, Karla Simmons6, Pam Snow7, and Lyle Wetsch8 .................................................................................. 5 Principles of Adult Education: Examining Eating Disorders’ Effect on Parent/Adolescent Relationships With Strategies for Improvement ........................................................................ 6 Tiffany Karalis ............................................................................................................................. 6 Relationship Between Training Methods and Transfer Self-efficacy: Exploring the Moderating Effects of Information Processing Mode ................................................................ 9 Anna Jui-Chuan Hsu .................................................................................................................... 9 Community Engagement Model for Course and Program Development .............................. 12 Barbara S. Spector1 and Cyndy Leard2 ...................................................................................... 12 Emotional Intelligence and Adult Learners .............................................................................. 13 Sheena Copus-Stewart1 and Clarence J. Stewart, IV2 ............................................................... 13 Experiential Learning Opportunities in the Area of Energy and the Environment ............. 16 Hamideh Talafian, Tamara Galoyan, Penny L. Hammrich, and Leslie Lamberson ................. 16 Part 2: Curriculum and Instruction Development .................................. 19 A Pedagogical Approach Towards Assembly Language .......................................................... 20 Yaser Daanial Khan1, Tanzeela Shakeel,2 Rebecca Fox3, and Shaukat Iqbal4 .......................... 20 A Discussion for Instructing the Math Methods Course .......................................................... 21 Gary Christie ............................................................................................................................. 21 Young Children’s Playful Aggression: Removing the Ban From Early Childhood Policy and Practice .........................................................................................................................................
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