The information use environment of abused and neglected children by J.A. Hersberger, A.L. Murray, S.MA. Sokoloff

“…</b> Understanding problem phases underpinning everyday life contexts in foster care environments afford support personnel who provide information to these children better insights into what helps and what results in increasing anxiety or causes more trauma.…”
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IMPLEMENTATION OF GEOGEBRA COURSEWARE IN TEACHING THE CONCEPT OF MATHEMATICAL FUNCTION by Y. V. Gromova, I. S. Safuanov

“…The authors focus their attention on specificity of students’ perception of the above concept, integrated in teaching process, and provide several examples of functions, applied in different spheres of everyday life, in order to develop students’ operational skills and competences related to mathematical functions. …”
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THE PREFERENCES OF CHOOSING TAXI-HAILING MODE ATTRIBUTES THROUGH THE BWS-CASE 1 by Mohsen MAKAREMI-SHARIFI, Amir Abbas RASSAFI

“…With the widespread use of the Internet in everyday life, new businesses have emerged, causing significant changes in the market, while some traditional businesses were marginalized. …”
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Key knowledge and skills university students need in a digital environment by T. V. Salynskaya, A. A. Yasnitskaya

“…The era of digital transformation implies fundamental changes in society, educational processes, professional activities and everyday life of people. This allows building economic relations in a new way, establishing cultural ties, planning, making and implementing decisions. …”
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John McGahern’s Photographic Eye by Adam Hanna

“…Here I take into consideration what is “significant” in intimate (and almost “photographic”) reconstructions of the domestic lives of his characters that McGahern presents, and argue that his depictions of everyday life function as synecdoches of historical circumstances and of wider social and economic forces. …”
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Joyful Encounters: Learning to Play Well with Machines by Sandry Eleanor, Peaty Gwyneth

“…Human interactions with machines, including computers, consoles, smart devices and robots, are becoming more and more a part of everyday life. However, human–machine relations are often regarded as problematic for people, their interpersonal communication and human society more broadly. …”
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Le paysage à l’épreuve des « nouveaux » défis de l’aménagement du territoire au Maroc : contraintes et perspectives by Mustapha El Hannani, Aude Nuscia Taïbi, Yahia El Khalki, Abdelhalim Benyoucef

“…In this context, the development of an atlas of landscapes may constitute an opportunity, the landscape becoming a way to think, in a different way, the everyday life territory. It also may constitute a new tool to assist in the decision-making and the promotion of local potentialities for local and public actors, decision-makers, and to encourage the emergence of a territorial perception and consciousness. …”
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As múltiplas faces da comodificação e a constituição da crítica acerca das práticas de consumo contemporâneas by Ceres Grehs Beck, Luis Henrique Hermínio Cunha

“…After the analysis of the cases, it is argued that commodifying processes change the ways of everyday life and affect the social relations, leading, ultimately, to reframe the “human qualities” and to the depoliticization of the individuals to the dynamics of social change.…”
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More than a binder... Disappeared persons’ mothers and their case files in Mexico by Isaac Vargas

“…Thus, one of the conclusions shows how through objects the disappeared persons continue to participate in the everyday life of their loved ones, as well as in the claims for justice. …”
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Informal networks of corruption in contemporary Lithuania: Between practice and interpretation (an attempt to study evolution of blat) by Donatas Brandišauskas

“…My focus in this paper was if and how Lithuanians of today use their informal networks (blat) and personal relations to obtain goods or values from people in formal positions in everyday life. I argue that despite some changes, informal relations play a crucial role in many contemporary social transactions in Lithuania and create the environment where corruption can successfully flourish. …”
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Rethinking Legal Practice, and Its Consideration From the Position of Post-Classical Legal Method by I. L. Chestnov

“…The emphasis of the post-classical research program for the study of legal practice is on the study of legal everyday life. It is formed by legal frameworks and scripts — the framework of informal norms and practices, which are the main regulators of legal behavior. …”
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O cotidiano como utopia: novas relações de espaço e tempo no mundo da arte contemporânea by Ana Carolina Freire Accorsi Miranda

“…This type of art places itself as the utopia of the everyday life, constructed for the present time in the urban space. …”
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: An IoT Driver Framework for Supporting Sensor Networks and Data Analysis by László Lengyel, Péter Ekler, Tamás Ujj, Tamás Balogh, Hassan Charaf

“…The Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming the surrounding everyday physical objects into an ecosystem of information that enriches our everyday life. The IoT represents the convergence of advances in miniaturization, wireless connectivity, and increased data storage and is driven by various sensors. …”
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The use of authentic video in Russian as foreign language teaching on A1 level by Natalija A. Gridneva, Svetlana M. Vladimirova

“…The authors offer some effective training practices (based on «Common European Framework of Reference: Learning, Teaching, Assessment» and «Russian Public Standard for Russian as a Foreign Language (Elementary Level - A1), which can be used for drilling and perfecting some basic phrases, especially needed in the everyday life.…”
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Les trames vertes et bleues habitantes : un cheminement entre pratiques et représentations. L’exemple de la ville de Paris (France) by Étienne Grésillon, Marianne Cohen, Julien Lefour, Lydie Goeldner, Laurent Simon

“…In the first one, the TVB must be defended in the city because it is part of the everyday life of the people and in the other one they do not have their place in a metropolis like Paris. …”
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Konsep Pendidik dalam Pandangan Imam al-Ghazali by Ahmad Al Hamid, Aziz Akbar, Arif Rahman

“…An educator is not just a tutor or teacher who only conveys knowledge, but must carry out an educational process that is oriented towards efforts to build a more established character and that leads to noble character and ethics in everyday life including a good work ethic. This study aims to see how an educator is based on the views of Imam Ghazali. …”
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Information activities and resources in an episode of gourmet cooking by J. Hartel

“…</b> This paper contributes to what is known about everyday life information seeking within serious leisure. …”
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Case studies of communications systems during harsh environments: A review of approaches, weaknesses, and limitations to improve quality of service by Zayan EL Khaled, Hamid Mcheick

“…Therefore, the exchange of information is more than necessary for people in their everyday life or during harsh environments to prevent the death and injury of thousands of individuals. …”
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The “Daily Digital”: (Re)imagining Technology in Home-Based Women’s Gig Work in Egypt. by Laila Mourad

“…The gig economy is (re)shaping work and revolutionising the use of technology in everyday life. In Egypt, where more than 50 per cent of women’s enterprises are home-based, digital tools such as smartphones and social media are integral to managing informal labour practices. …”
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(Nie)zwyczajna kremlowska codzienność - Fabien Nury, Thierry Robin: "Śmierć Stalina. Prawdziwa historia... radziecka" by Marcin Kowalczyk

“…The paper concludes that the authors of The Death of Stalin not only offer a convincing take on one of the most crucial moments in the history of the Soviet Union and the world but also employ subtle artistic measures typical of comics to recreate the overwhelming atmosphere of everyday life in the Kremlin dominated by omnipresent fear and uncertainty about the future. …”
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