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Vol 9, No 1 (2026): Journal of Educational and Learning Studies

Journal of Educational and Learning Studies · 2026

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Analysis of teaching material needs for metaphorical semantics based on indigenous knowledge from the onang-onang mangupa tradition

Lili Herawati Parapat • Harun Joko Prayitno • Atiqa Sabardila

This study aims to identify the instructional needs for indigenous knowledge-based metaphorical semantics teaching materials in Indonesian higher education. A mixed-methods needs analysis involved 120 students and five lecturers from four...

September 01, 2026 Pages 858-873 10.32698/02642
indigenous knowledgemetaphorical semanticsneeds analysis
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Movement variability and biomechanical performance in floorball: a systematic review

Ardo Okilanda • Rudyanto Rudyanto • M. Arie Desman

Floorball performance depends on repeated cutting, sprinting, jumping, landing, and change-of-direction (COD) actions, yet evidence on movement variability and its relationship with performance and injury risk remains fragmented. This systematic...

August 27, 2026 Pages 843-857 10.32698/03432
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Behavioral and psychophysiological monitoring in elite beach volleyball: performance consistency under environmental stress

Rudyanto Rudyanto • Eval Edmizal • Jeki Haryanto

Beach volleyball is an outdoor Olympic team sport in which heat, humidity, wind, sand, and tournament density can interact with psychological and physiological strain. This systematic literature review synthesized evidence on monitoring athlete...

August 27, 2026 Pages 798-811 10.32698/03182
Digital psychologicalphenotypingBeach volleyball
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Development of STEM–based Arduino MQ-2 worksheet to improve students’ critical thinking

Diah Ayu Anjeli • Rinie Pratiwi Puspitawati • Pramita Yakub • Arini Zahrotun Nasicha • Sabarina Md Yunus • Indra Tejamukti

This study aimed to develop and evaluate the validity, practicality, and effectiveness of a STEM-based Student Worksheet integrating Arduino MQ-2 to enhance students’ critical thinking skills in investigating air pollution. This Research and...

August 26, 2026 Pages 785-797 10.32698/03382
STEM-based Student WorksheetArduino MQ – 2Air pollution
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The influence of learning supervision and achievement motivation on effective learning through teachers’ professional

Widia Widia • Lusi Susanti • Nurhizrah Gistituati • Rusdinal Rusdinal

This study aimed to analyze the effects of learning supervision and achievement motivation on effective learning through teachers' professional competence at State Junior High Schools in Padang City. The study employed a quantitative approach...

August 20, 2026 Pages 773-784 10.32698/03362
Learning SupervisionAchievement MotivationTeachers’ Professional Competence
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Socioeconomic status and barriers to swimming participation among children and adolescents: a systematic literature review

Naluri Denay • Pringgo Mardesia

Drowning has been and will continue to be a great source of preventable accidental injuries that people die of and swimming is one among many skills which are strongly linked to the person's level of socioeconomic status. The researchers of this...

August 20, 2026 Pages 740-755 10.32698/03082
Socioeconomic statusSwimming participationWater safety
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Strength and conditioning programs for improving swimming performance in competitive swimmers: a systematic review

Naluri Denay • Ikhwanul Arifan

Strength and conditioning (S&C) are commonly integrated into competitive swim coaching but questions regarding, which type of strength exercises result in the optimal improvements of underwater skills, the appropriate progression of the exercises...

August 20, 2026 Pages 756-772 10.32698/03152
Strength and conditioningSwimming performanceCompetitive swimmers
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Tai chi versus traditional exercise for physical and cognitive health in middle-aged and older adults: a systematic literature review

Naluri Denay • Juanda Putra

People are living longer, and with that comes a growing need to stay active so we don't lose our physical and mental health as we age. Yet where Tai Ji Quan fits among other kinds of exercise is still an open question. Most studies so far simply...

August 20, 2026 Pages 716-739 10.32698/03162
Tai ChiTraditional exerciseOlder adults