Blended Learning in Academic Writing: Realities and Perspectives by Sabah KADRI, Hacene HAMADA

“…Second, it introduces the philosophy and methodology of blended learning in academic writing for undergraduate students, and hypothesizes that blended learning in academic writing would improve students’ motivation and academic writing performance. …”
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Low-cost synthetic model for skin flap training by Arthur Antunes Coimbra Pinheiro Pacífico, Aline Santos Correia, Bárbara Matos de Carvalho Borges, Mateus Bonfim Costa, Mateus Pinheiro Fernandes Feitosa Arrais, Samy Lima Carneiro, Thiago Maciel Valente, Nelson Gurgel Simas de Oliveira

“…The importance of low-cost and easy-to-execute models, such as the above, is emphasized to facilitate the learning of students interested in the subject, seeking to fulfill the educational function without breaking ethical principles. …”
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Hubungan Kebiasaan Belajar Dengan Prestasi Belajar Siswa Sekolah Menengah Atas (SMA) Pertiwi 1 Padang by Riska Andriani

“…The population in this research are class X and XI students of High School of Pertiwi 1 Padang which are 621 students.  …”
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Attitudes of Primary and Secondary EFL Teachers in Croatia Towards the Use of AI in Classroom Settings by Bojan Prosenjak, Eva Jakupčević

“…Equally important is the role of (language) teachers, who must possess the skills necessary to guide students in navigating and leveraging this technology effectively. …”
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Forging a Healthier Future: Reflections on the Global Rural Health Summit by Pratyush Kumar

“…This landmark event served not only as a crucial follow-up to the productive Pre-Summit Rural WONCA Council Meeting on the 3rd but also as a powerful testament to the collective commitment of a diverse group of stakeholders – from family physicians and medical students to policymakers, nurses, and midwives – in addressing the pressing challenges and exciting opportunities within rural healthcare systems worldwide.…”
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From insight to action: Possible pathways for sustainable futures in a Canadian university by Kent A. Williams, Alexander Davis, Rohan Choudhary, Loretta Baidoo, Joyline Makani, Tony R. Walker, Binod Sundararajan, Mariana Sigala

“…Employing a mixed methods approach that included surveys, video interviews, and expressive arts, the research captures diverse perspectives from students, staff, faculty, and community members. Rooted in a transdisciplinary framework, the event wove together the 17 Rooms methodology with Indigenous and local knowledge systems. …”
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The Comparison of Scapula Position and the Endurance of Scapula Retractor Muscles in Hyperkyphotic and Normal Girls by sara cheshomi, reza rajabi, mohamad hossein alizadeh, farshid agha beigi

“…The aim of this study was to compare the scapula position and the endurance of scapula retractor muscles in hyperkyphotic and normal female students. The method of this study was descriptive in nature and comparative. …”
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Mediating Role of Mathematics and Science Engagement in the Relationship between Attitude toward STEM Education and Subjective Well-being of Adolescents by Kavitha Radha Nair, Jacqueline Kareem

“…Cultivating a positive STEM culture in schools can contribute to students’ well-being and equip them for future success in STEM fields.…”
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Corporate Strategy for Sustainability: Reflections of Prospective Entrepreneurs by Kiet Hong Vo Tuan Truong, Van Pham Huynh, Huy Dang Nguyen

“…This demonstrates the importance of preparing the next businesspeople about students’ factual knowledge, practical skills, and responsibility towards sustainability. …”
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L’atelier du théâtre étudiant ou comment parler roumain et se faire comprendre par des Français by Nora-Sabina Neamt

“…Our aim is to highlight the advantages of this exercise based on the experience of students who took on the roles of writers, actors, and event organizers. …”
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Grade-level differences in the association between cumulative family risk factors and problematic smartphone use among Chinese adolescents by Ye Xu, Yi-fan Lin, Liwen Yang, Herui Wu, Wenjian Lai, Ruiying Chen, Subinuer Yiming, Zhiyao Xin, Wanxin Wang, Ciyong Lu

“…Furthermore, a significant interaction was found between CFR and grade level (P interaction <0.001), with middle school students showing a stronger association than high school students (P for ROR < 0.001). …”
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“It’s not avoiding anything”: Exploring avoidance in the context of non-suicidal self-injury by Sophie Haywood, Penelope Hasking, Mark Boyes

“… Non-suicidal self-injury is a concerning and prevalent behavior, particularly among adolescents and university students. Most theoretical models focus on the role avoidance plays in self-injury but, there is no consensus on what is being avoided. …”
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The Comparsion of the Electromyography of Leg Muscles and Peak Vertical Ground Reaction Forces during Single Leg Drop Landing between Men with Genu Varum Deformity and Normal Knee by Mohammadreza Mahaki, seyedsadredin shojaedin, Raghad Memar, Mehdi Khaleghi Nazji

“…The aim of this study was to compare the electromyography of leg muscles and the peak vertical ground reaction forces during single leg drop landing of men with genu varum deformity and normal knee. 26 physical education male students participated in this research, including 13 subjects with genu varum and 13 with normal knee. …”
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In Search of the Holy Grail by Kinga Blaschke, Zuzanna Łazarewicz, Anna Sieroń

“… This essay explores the search for an ideal typography course for design students. It analyzes the historical and social context of typography in post-war Poland, highlighting the impact of a non-democratic state on graphic design. …”
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Exploring the Status of Self-Regulated Strategies and Self-Efficacy Beliefs in Learning English Grammar among Iranian EFL Learners by Omid Mallahi

“…Furthermore, the MANOVA results proved the superiority of more proficient students in their self-regulation and self-efficacy beliefs. …”
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The Role of Geomorphologic Factors in Economic Activities of Border Regions (Case Study: Sardasht County) by Javad Heshmati, Afshan Ghasemi, Rezvan Hemati

“…Therefore, well-known people, including students and economic activists, have been used. The results indicate that about 70 percent of rural settlements are located in slopes with more than 20 percent and about 55 percent of rural settlements in elevations above 1400 meters. …”
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PERBEDAAN GENDER DALAM PANDANGAN DAN HUBUNGAN PENERIMAAN E-LEARNING by Indah Fajarini S.W.

“…The population are engineering students, especially those who are taking a final project. …”
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Using Low-Code Technology to Develop Tasks in an Interactive Testing System by Andrey Kraev, Svetlana Filippova

“…In the article, the authors describe the use of this technology in the formation of tasks in the «Electronic Score» dialog system, which was developed by the authors based on the use of client-side scripting technology and for a number of years has been used to test students at the Faculty of the Moscow State University, as well as for individual classes. …”
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Implementation of Distance Learning in Ukraine by Tetiana Kolbina, Olena Oleksenko

“…The theoretical and methodological base of the research of distance learning consists of an activity approach that is grounded on the psychological theory of activity and the concept of personally oriented learning, directed at the formation and development of students’ subjectivity, with due regard to their individual abilities. …”
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First Year to Future Career: Women’s Engagement in Technical Participation Is Associated with Long-Term Retention by Neil A. Lewis, Nicole Russell Pascual, Denise Sekaquaptewa, Lorelle A. Meadows

“…Together, these results suggest that the first year engineering team experience plays an important role in retaining students and highlight opportunities for early interventions.…”
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