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International Journal Sociology of Religion

[IJONMES @ijonmes]

Many researchers spend months analyzing data…

but only days writing the discussion section.

That is a major mistake.

Results tell us WHAT happened.

The discussion explains WHY it matters.

Which section is hardest for you to write?

[IJONMES @ijonmes]

One of the clearest signs of weak academic writing:

The study answers questions that nobody actually asked.

Strong research begins with: • a meaningful problem
• a clear gap
• a justified purpose

Before asking: “How should I analyze the data?”

Researchers should first ask: “Why does this study deserve to exist?”

[IRCSF @IReligionCSF]

Join us for our next free webinar event with Christian Smith titled "Why Religion Went Obsolete: The Demise of Traditional Faith" on Friday November 7th, 2025 @ 2pm EST. Register to attend the free event here: https://t.co/SgvNO9OeQ7

[Boniuk Institute @BoniukInstitute]

"People bring their religions with them to work - whether orgs want it or not." - Elaine Howard Ecklund

New #ReligionUnmuted podcast episode with Ecklund, Daniels & Scheitle

🎧Listen: https://t.co/PyJvD5RlkC
#FaithAtWork

[IRCSF @IReligionCSF]

Missed Mervyn Horgan's talk yesterday "Some Theses on the #Secular #Sacred" at the IRCSF? Check out the recording here of the event, for free viewing anytime on our YouTube channel (@IRCSF): https://t.co/pQn1LQxzLU

[IJONMES @ijonmes]

📢 We are pleased to announce the publication of the latest issue of the International Journal of Modern Education Studies (@ijonmes)!
This issue features a rich selection of peer-reviewed articles on contemporary themes in education, including:
🔹Women's education during the Second Constitutional Era
🔹Novice TCSOL teacher identity formation
🔹Artificial intelligence in visual arts education
🔹Global leadership in school administration
🔹Metaphors of science among gifted students
🔹Play therapy for children with cancer
🔹Attitudes toward mind and intelligence games
🔹Prosocial behavior education for young children
🔹Adaptation of self-regulation scales in online learning
🔹Early childhood developmental assessment
🔹Self-regulation in EFL learning
🔹Mindfulness, resilience & adolescent well-being
🔹Lifelong learning tendencies of preschool teachers
🔹Educational technology in multigrade classrooms
🔍 Explore all articles here: https://t.co/nXOtQPmgOD
📄ISSN: 2618-6209
#education #eduresearch #AIineducation #childdevelopment #globalleadership #selfregulation #lifelonglearning #earlychildhood #ijonmes

[IJONMES @ijonmes]

📢 Exciting News! The latest issue of @IJONMES , the International Journal of Modern Education Studies, is out now! 🎉 Check out the fascinating manuscripts published in this issue:

#️⃣1️⃣ Examining the Relationship Between Early Childhood Teacher Candidates' Empathic Tendencies and Social Problem-Solving Skills.

#️⃣2️⃣ Exploring the Integration of Artful Thinking as an Innovative Approach to Foster Critical Thinking Skills.

#️⃣3️⃣ From “Can AI think?” to “Can AI help thinking deeper?”: Is use of Chat GPT in higher education a tool of transformation or fraud?

#️⃣4️⃣ Examining the Relationships Between Media Literacy, Technology Integration Skills, and STEM Applications Self-Efficacy Perception via Structural Equation Model: A Study on Visual Arts Teacher Candidates.

#️⃣5️⃣ Hey, GPT, Can We Have a Talk?: A Case Study on EFL Learners’ AI Speaking Practice.

#️⃣6️⃣ Probing into the impact of EFL teachers’ instructional innovativeness on student engagement: A predictive moderated model.

#️⃣7️⃣ Flipped Learning: An Innovative Model for Enhancing Education Through ChatGPT.

And many more insightful articles available on the IJONMES website! 📚 Don't miss out on the latest research and thought-provoking ideas in modern education.

Explore the full table of contents here: https://t.co/WBOeSfFchP Stay updated with the latest advancements in education 🌍💡

Also, don't forget that the call for Issue 8-2 is now open! Submit your research and contribute to the field of education. 💻📝 #EducationResearch #IJONMES #ModernEducation

[JESMA JOURNAL @JesmaJournal]

"We are thrilled to announce the publication of Vol. 4, No. 2 (2024) of JESMA Journal! Explore cutting-edge research on AI tools, education, and more. Check it out now: https://t.co/WYxd6kWLil #EducationResearch #AIInEducation #JESMA"

[JESMA JOURNAL @JesmaJournal]

📢 Call for Papers – JESMA
🎓 Focus: Educational Research
📅 September 2025 Issue
🌍 Peer-Reviewed | Open Access
💸 No Submission or Publication Fees
✍️ Submit now: [email protected]
📌 https://t.co/6gJEN7xsnx
#EduResearch #CFP #JESMA #OpenAccess

[Ali Köse @profdralikose]

YEAR 2040

[SociologyofReligion @SORJournal]

Who "dwells" in religion, and who "seeks" something new?

Among "new immigrants from Ghana, West Africa...I find strong evidence of spiritual seeking in their narratives"

https://t.co/KT43ixFpfs

[SociologyofReligion @SORJournal]

"Sociologists have long been interested in the theoretical possibility of a universal ritual."

How might a shared struggle, like the COVID-19 pandemic, shape our common rituals?
https://t.co/OZizqH2KER

[Anna Szwed @annamariaszwed]

I'm really happy to share the news that my article on time, sprace and religious practices is online first (and OA) in @SORJournal. Inspired by @ntammerman & #practicetheory and based on qualitative study among Polish Catholic women. https://t.co/hvP2fFmg9Y

[SociologyofReligion @SORJournal]

What do nonbelievers believe in? New research offers some insight:

"exclusive empiricism and mortal finitude are positive tenets of belief systems that those who identify as atheist or agnostic are likely to hold."

Read More: https://t.co/inq09ndUn0

[Francesco Molteni @MolteniFra]

‼️ "Rising Security and Religious Decline: Refining and Extending Insecurity Theory".

Check out my attempt to summarize and advance my 10 years of research on the topic in the newly published article in @SORJournal

https://t.co/RdNRFK14TT

[SociologyofReligion @SORJournal]

"...religious and other practices compete for limited spatial-temporal resources, contributing to the transformation of religious practices by incorporating new materials, technologies, and meanings."

Read more: https://t.co/XOIxDB5td0

[SociologyofReligion @SORJournal]

"Explaining the reasons—while not the causes—behind religious decline is a central issue for sociologists interested in secularization processes."

In new work, Molteni reviews what we know about the theory that religion declines with more security: https://t.co/5mEReVP98Z

[SociologyofReligion @SORJournal]

New work "explores how becoming a religious minority impacts one’s sense of belonging to the nation and how processes of racialization, specifically antisemitism and Islamophobia, impact the conversion process."

Read More: https://t.co/wPYdMfZiWf

[IJONMES @ijonmes]

📚 New Research Alert! 📚

Discover the latest study from the International Journal of Modern Education Studies: "From 'Can AI think?' to 'Can AI help thinking deeper?'" by Yalçın Dilekli and Serkan Boyraz.

This thought-provoking research explores the use of ChatGPT in higher education, raising questions about its potential as a transformative tool or a potential source of fraud. Key finding: Despite efforts to foster critical thinking, participants showed susceptibility to manipulation by ChatGPT.

🔍 Read the full article here: https://t.co/d0ZtIFQ5oP
#AI #HigherEducation #CriticalThinking #Ethics #Research #IJONMES

[JESMA JOURNAL @JesmaJournal]

"Explore the latest in #education and #multidisciplinary approaches in Vol 4, No 1 (2024) of our journal. 📚✨

Dive into the full issue: https://t.co/Nxb8oTHoX7

#research #autismawareness #distancelearning #matheducation #colorism #blackgirlmagic 🌟"