Corina Iurea

Corina Iurea is a lecturer to the Education Sciences Department, Petroleum - Gas University of Ploiesti. She completed her Ph.D. thesis on Studies on the relationship teaching methods and learning styles- impact on academic performance from students at the University of Bucharest in 2009. Areas of expertise: Organizational Management, School and community, Project Management, Psihopedagogical Counseling, FamilyCounseling, Methods and techniques in counseling, Her research is reflected both in publishing papers and didactic articles presented at international scientific meetings and in involvement as a member or responsible in national projects: The professionalization of the teaching career - New skills for actors of change in education in Prahova and Braila and international project (Leonardo da Vinci): ORA - ORienter Autrement.

Publications

Successful Practices in Developing a Professional Partnership in the Nursery/Kindergarten-Family-Community Triad
Successful Practices in Developing a Professional Partnership in the Nursery/Kindergarten-Family-Community Triad
Corina Iurea. © 2024. 21 pages.
The study aims to present a series of resources for coherent and effective practices in order to establish a positive relationship between educational actors: family and...
The Impact of Academic Stress on Students' Performance
The Impact of Academic Stress on Students' Performance
Corina Iurea, Cristina Georgiana Safta. © 2018. 26 pages.
Studies conducted in recent years throughout the world have shown that people are growingly more exposed to stress, its level increasing dramatically over time. Thus, stress has...
On Restraining the Feeling of Self-Efficacy in the Academic Environment: Some Aspects of Institutional Violence
On Restraining the Feeling of Self-Efficacy in the Academic Environment: Some Aspects of Institutional Violence
Cristina Georgiana Safta, Corina Iurea. © 2018. 23 pages.
The aim of the study is to help reduce institutional violence in universities by presenting its origins and manifestations, by explaining how they affect the needs of...