Volume (11) Issue (2) Part (3) - Complete | |
Cover and Foreword of Volume (11) Issue (2), Part (3) in Arabic | |
Cover and Foreword of Volume (11) Issue (2), Part (3) in English |
Research Articles of Volume (11), Issue (2) Part (3)
| 1. | AI-Powered Green Education in Early Childhood: A Proposed Transformative Model Eman Abdulaziz Aldoughan*, Ahmed Al Khateeb - King Faisal University Ibrahim Abdulkarim Alhussein - Department Regional Center for Quality and Excellence in Education (UNESCO RCQE) | |
| 2. | Auditors’ Perceptions of Artificial Intelligence Adoption in Internal Auditing: Evidence from Big Four Firms in Saudi Arabia Ola Mohammed Alghasham - Northern Border University | |
| 3. | The degree to which emerging educational technologies are employed to enhance the self-skills of international students at the Islamic University Turki Moqeed Alroqi - Islamic University of Madinah | |
| 4. | The level of creative reading skills among secondary school female students and ways to deepen them from their perspective in light of certain variables Falak Rabee’ Alkhalef - Northern Border University | |
| 5. | The Value of Responsibility in Light of Vision 2030 - An Analytical Study - Hanouf Abdullah Bunyan Al-Anzi - Northern Border University | |
| 6. | Factors affecting the acquisition of Islamic cultural skills - Analytical study - Mona Abdul Rahman Al-Mady - Al-Jouf University | |
| 7. | The Effectiveness of Picture Books in Developing Peer Awareness of Autism Spectrum Disorder in The Context of Educational Inclusion in Early Childhood Sarah Abdullah Al-Harbi - Imam Muhammad Ibn Saud Islamic University | |
| 8. | Listening Comprehension among EFL Learners: Challenges and Pedagogical Solutions Ahmed Ibrahim Alsalami - Al-Baha University | |
| 9. | Employing Artificial Intelligence Applications in Accomplishing Research and Educational Tasks: Reality and Aspirations Amna Muhammad Al-Mukhtar Al-Shanqeeti - Taibah University | |
| 10. | The role of an artificial neural network in predicting academic achievement, in light of the mathematical procedural knowledge skills of fourth-grade elementary students Thuraia Jbair M. Altalhi - Taif University |