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ALGEBRA 4
(Université Ain Temouchent Belhadj bouchaib, 2026) MEKHALFI, Kheira
Courses and Corrected Exercises for Students of :
2nd-Year of a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics
تحليل السلاسل الزمنية محاضرات تطبيقات
(دار ايلياء للنشر و التوزيع, 2026) سي محمد, فايزة
Numerical Analysis of partial Differential Equations: Methods and Applications
(Université Ain Temouchent Belhadj Bouchaib, 2026) Bentout, Soufiane
Examining The Impact of Financial Education Integration on Students’ Academic Achievement: Case Study of Third Year EFL Students at the University of Ain-Temouchent
(UNIVERSITY OF AIN TEMOUCHENT, 2025) MENGOUCHI,Oussama; HAMZAOUI,Chahrazed
The English language is gradually becoming dominant compared to other languages in the
world. Thus, English and didactic researchers are obliged to facilitate the learning experience
for their disciples, and boosting their motivation is a key for maintaining and reaching language
learning progress. The current study aimed to investigate the effectiveness of studying financial
education as a subject in English and its outcomes as regards language learning. A case study
was conducted at the Department of Letters and English Language taking into consideration
(30) third year Licence students at the University of Ain-Temouchent, and a two-sections
questionnaire served as the primary research instrument. By structuring the questionnaire in
this manner, the study sought to establish significant relationships between students’
backgrounds and their academic experiences with financial education. The data collected were
analysed through a mixed methods approach. Despite the few limitations that were faced during
the process such as curriculum overlap and the challenges of implementation, the results
showed that the majority of the participants approve the fact that financial education has a
significant impact on students’ performance in English and the mastery of its skills. The results
also revealed that financial education can be a complementary component to classroom learning
for the best possible results in academic performance.
Plasticity and Damage
(University Belhadj Bouchaib Ain Temouchent, 2025) TAHAR BERRABAH, Amina
