Analisis Model Mental Mahasiswa dalam Pengembangan E-Learning Pemrograman Berbasis Gamifikasi Menggunakan Metode Agile UX by Retno Indah Rokhmawati, Fitra Abdurrachman Bachtiar, Fajar Pradana, Kharis Alfian

“…The considerations used in selecting the 15 students were based on previous research that discussed the mental model of students divided into 3 personas (based on previous research) in the form of levels, including elementary level, intermediate level, and advanced level. …”
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Effective teaching through active learning by T. Gibbs, D. Brigden, D. Hellenberg

“…As Universities and Medical Schools recognise where most healthcare occurs and see the benefits of community-based education, increasing numbers of undergraduate and postgraduate students pass daily through our surgery doors. No doubt, the majority of busy practitioners see these activities as an increased workload rather than an opportunity, a stress factor rather than a possibility to develop in their personal lives. …”
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SciFinder Scholar by Ann D. Bolek

“… SciFinder Scholar gives students and faculty the ability to search the Chemical Abstracts family of databases for the years 1967 to the present. …”
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The Possibilities of Using Video in the Educational Process from the Point of View of Teachers and Adolescents by O.B. Konstantinova

“…The results show a significant excess of the activity of schoolchildren in the use of video in comparison with teachers and reflect the tendency for high school students to use the communicative and reflective capabilities of video. …”
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Influences of Western Cape community service doctors’ choice regarding public, rural practice by Tamryn J. Baytopp, Vanessa Lomas-Marais, Ts'epo Motsohi

“…Policy revisions should focus on preferentially enrolling medical students with rural backgrounds and placing community service doctors in rural areas, alongside efforts to create safe, satisfying work environments that support mental health. …”
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Impact of family and community medicine residency on performance indicators by Guilherme Coelho, Danielle Satie Kassada

“…The analysis was conducted using Student’s t-test and the Difference-in-Differences (DiD) methodology. …”
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PENGEMBANGAN APLIKASI ANDROID BERBASIS PROBLEM BASED LEARNING BERORIENTASI KEBUDAYAAN LOKAL MATERI BARIS DAN DERET ARITMATIKA by Amrih Sugiharti, Ira Vahlia, Dwi Rahmawati

“…The application developed contains elements of local Lampung culture which motivates students to love local culture and preserve local Lampung culture.…”
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Ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-changes

“…Science stays home and leads with a story about the lagging math and science skills of U.S. students.…”
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Education for All: Promoting Inclusive Pedagogy through Moocs to Advance Research Skills by Naima Sahli, Fawzia Bouhass Benaissi

“…Finally, MOOCs aided the students by connecting them to a wider community of students and scholars. …”
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PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING OF FAMILIES WITH A CHILD WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES by P. A. Kislyakov, E. A. Shmeleva

“…The technique «A scale of subjective well-being» in author’s adaptation is applied to determination of the level of psychological well-being of school students.Results. 58 parents from 53 families and 60 children of early teenage age (12–13 years) having the diagnosis of F70 (minor mental retardation) or F71 (moderate mental retardation) participated in the research; it shows that the comprehensive social and psychological support of a family aimed at providing psychological well-being of parents (their legal representatives) in the conditions of correctional boarding school becomes a factor of positive socialization of the child with intellectual incapacity. …”
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KEPRAKTISAN MEDIA PEMBELAJARAN BELAJAR PUISI RAKYAT (BERSIRAT) BERBANTUAN MOBILE WORDWALL APPS UNTUK SISWA KELAS VII SEKOLAH MENENGAH PERTAMA by Raja Reza Putri Aisyah, Elfitra Legi, Andheska Harry, Shanty Leo Isnaini, Loren Terty Ariance Fabio, Lolita Asri

“…The media practicality test subjects consisted of five small group students and 42 large group students. The types of data used include qualitative data (observations, interviews, feedback, and responses) and quantitative data (media practicability scores). …”
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GLOBAL ENGLISH ACCENTS AND NON-NATIVE ENGLISH TEACHERS by Oleg B. Tarnopolsky, Svitlana D. Storozhuk

“…The advantages of non-English teachers with their accent peculiarities are discussed when teaching English not only to EFL but ESL students as well, and it is shown that they can be a great help in inuring both nonnative and native speakers of English to hearing the variety of global English accents. …”
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How Product Attributes, Halal Certification, and Labdoor Certification Affect Purchasing Decisions for Whey Protein Supplements? by Rafie Mumtaz Azca, Nurul Hidayati, Nisa Zahra

“…The research revealed that the majority of customers were female students aged 17-23 with limited income. Product attributes and labdoor certification significantly impacted purchasing decisions, while halal certification, although positive, lacked statistical significance. …”
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Resilience as a Positive Youth Development Construct: A Conceptual Review by Tak Yan Lee, Chau Kiu Cheung, Wai Man Kwong

“…Finally, how schools can promote resilience among students is discussed.…”
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Reflecting on Training to Facilitate Collaborative Online International Learning Courses by Amy M. Anderson

“…I also realized that COIL is a cost-effective alternative to study abroad programs where students can learn about various cultures. This reflective manuscript details my experience as I participated in training to facilitate COIL courses. …”
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Newer communication technologies for foreign language teaching: Listening, watching, and exchanging ideas

“…Krumm investigates whether schools are preparing students adequately for multilingual realities in the workplace and life. …”
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Transplantation of Human Peripheral Stem and Progenitor Cells to Humanized Mouse Model for Systemic Lupus Erythematosus by Chilmi S, Fauziah D, Khrisna MB, Fauziah I, Supriyanto F, Handono K, Sunjaya KR, Wijaya WL, Aidid M, Susianti H

“…Statistical analysis was performed using Student’s t-test and one-way ANOVA.Results: Upon human stem cells engravement into mice, we found a noteworthy presence of HSPC, as evidenced by the positive expression of hCD45, hCD34, and/or hCD44, and the production of human antinuclear antibodies. …”
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Integrative processing of text and multiple maps in multimedia learning: an eye-tracking study by Aiko Morita, Izumi Fukuya

“…Thirty-six university students read fictitious geographic learning materials consisting of text and five thematic maps, and completed retention and comprehension tests. …”
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Extended TAM-based acceptance of AI for supporting critical thinking inacademic research: An examination of perceived benefits and challenges by Otmane EL Hosayny, Hassane Razkane, Mohamed Yeou

“…Abstract Given the current global issues and recent advancements in technology, twenty-first century/CT skills (CT) are not only essential for enhancing students’ lifelong learning and employability opportunities but also the overall quality of their education. …”
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EFFECTIVENESS OF PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING IN ENHANCING CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS IN SCIENCE EDUCATION: META-ANALYSIS by Pradeo Putra Wiratama, Wipsar Sunu Brams Dwandaru, Heru Kuswanto, Silvia Laeli, Aris Kurniawan

“…Findings – The meta-analysis revealed a significant improvement in critical thinking skills for students who experienced PBL-based learning compared to conventional methods (summary effect = 0.57, 95% CI = 0.15-1.0, p = 0.01). …”
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