Integrating Digital Competencies into Legal Education: A Pedagogical Framework for the Future by Guzal Ergasheva, Rustam Khursanov, Dildora Bazarova, Razzoq Altiyev, Albina Tadjibaeva, Gulnoza Yusupdzhanova, Zaynabjon Madatova

“…Quantitative data from 191 students revealed a 35% increase in digital competency scores and a statistically significant 1.0 SD improvement in legal writing proficiency (p < 0.05) after the intervention. …”
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Evaluation of a self-instructional self-regulated learning material in mathematics by Andreia Balan, Anders Jönsson

“…However, there is limited research on how students can be effectively supported in developing and applying these strategies, especially for younger students. …”
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(Mobile Assisted Language Learning) MALL Implementation During Distance Learning by Made Erwinda Febriyanti, I Nyoman Adi Jaya Putra, Made Hery Santosa

“…Several challenges arise from teachers and students in this learning process, including the lack of teacher ability in utilizing technology, unsupported student devices, and unstable student connections. …”
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Features of application of immersive technologies of virtual and augmented reality in higher education by Anna Alexandrovna Paskova

“…The aim of the research is to study the features of the application of immersive learning programs using AR/VR technologies in higher education.The methodological basis of the study is the analysis of Internet resources and literary sources, the study and generalization of pedagogical experience, synthesis.The results of the research are: the main advantages of using AR and VR technologies have been considered, possible options for introducing immersive educational technologies into the educational process proposed, the problems of their integration into the educational process of higher educational institutions and ways to overcome these problems identified.Key conclusions: AR/VR technologies are a promising addition to the educational space due to their immersive nature; in higher education, the use of immersive technologies can increase student engagement in the learning process, help students understand abstract concepts, allow for more personalized learning approaches, and improve learning analytics; when introducing AR / VR into the educational process. …”
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Developing Performance Assessment Instruments to Measure 4C Skills in Online Discussion Activities of Science Learning by Yuyun Maryuningsih, Topik Hidayat, Riandi Riandi, Nuryani Rustaman

“…The data analysis reveals that the 4C’s performance instruments are useable to measure students’ 4C’s skills in online discussion forums.…”
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« Composition, composition »… by Noëlle Batt

“…Teaching creative writing in highschool might provide the students with an inside view of the art of writing which might contribute to a better understanding of texts.Among others, the following books are considered in the article : V. …”
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Chord Progressions and Secondary Dominants in the Reharmonization Process by Sercan Özkeleş

“…The study aims to examine the theoretical and practical dimensions of reharmonization techniques, exploring their application on works in detail to aid music educators, students, and musicians in employing these techniques more effectively. …”
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Depressive symptoms in adolescents with and without polycystic ovary syndrome living with obesity: a case-control study by Reem Hassan Beck, Nabras Al-Qahtani, Deepti Chaturvedi, Rama Watad, Mini Ravi, Asma Deeb

“…Associations between demographic and biochemical variables, PCOS, and symptoms of depression were assessed with the chi-squared test or Student’s t-test. Results The mean (SD) age and BMI Z-score of the study population were 14.8 (2.0) years and 2.19 (0.35), respectively. …”
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Inégalités sociales de réussite à l’Université. La performance académique au prisme des conditions de vie étudiante by Joël Girès

“…The analysis shows that there are indeed significant academic inequalities between students according to their living conditions: the greater the hardship, the lower the students' marks. …”
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Actoprotective activity research of 2-((5-(2-bromophenyl)-4-substituted-4H-1,2,4-triazole-3-yl)thio)acetates by A. A. Safonov, A. V. Nevmyvaka

“…The compounds used to study pharmacological activity were synthesized at the Department of Natural Sciences for International Students and Toxicological Chemistry ZSMU. White nonlinear rats weighing 200–260 g of 7 animals per group were used to study the actoprotective activity of 2-((5-(2-bromophenyl)-4-substituted-4H-1,2,4-triazole-3-yl)thio)acetates. …”
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Improving the Efficiency of School Economic Education through the Use of Electronic Form of Textbook by N. L. Sokolova, T. Y. Tsibizova

“…It is reported that the monograph “Information and communication technologies in economic education of high school students” (2016), prepared by G. E. Korolyova and M. …”
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THE I-CON MODEL IN CONSTRUCTING MATHEMATICAL PROOF by Abdul Mujib, Firmansyah Firmansyah, Siti Shara Siagian, Devi Mathelinea

“…The implementation of the I-CON model in the ability to construct mathematical proofs is (1) students can link facts with properties to interpret existing problems, (2) students can sequence valid proof steps, (3) students can use premises, definitions, and theorems related to statements to build a proof, (4) students can use appropriate arguments in the proof process, (5) Students have a systematic flow of thinking so that the proof steps are consistent, and (6) Students can interpret symbols mathematical and use precise mathematical communication language, which is obtained through learning the ICON model. …”
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THE EFFECT OF CLIMBING UP AND DOWNSTAIRS EXERCISE ON SHORT-TERM MEMORY AMONG YOUNG ADULTS (AGE 18-22) by Raisa Dzata Adly S.K, Yosef Purwoko, Buwono Puruhito, Yuswo Supatmo

“…Subjects were medical students of the Faculty of Medicine, Diponegoro University (n=40) aged 18-22 years that meet the inclusion criteria. …”
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The University of South Africa’s contributions to Lutheran theological training in higher education by James K. Mashabela

“…The ELCSA was very passionate to improve the quality of theological training and decided to further train their theological students at a university level. Oscarsberg Lutheran Theological College (OLTC) leadership started negotiations with Unisa for its theological students to be trained at Unisa. …”
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Geotourism Based on Geoheritage as a Basis for the Sustainable Development of the Golija Nature Park, Southwest Serbia by Aleksandar S. Petrović, Ivana Carević, Dušica Trnavac Bogdanović, Marko Langović, Natalija Batoćanin, Jovan Petronijević

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Ona o partícula : argumentació i retòrica en l'aprenentatge de la natura de la llum by Isabel P. Martins, Carlos Eduardo Porto

“…The study focuses on the way to present the courses, the arguments used in the explanation process and the students’ way of presenting what they had learned.<br>El presente trabajo expone el procedimiento y resultados de una investigación centrada en un caso que permite considerar la enseñanza de las ciencias desde el punto de vista de estudios de la comunicación y del discurso. …”
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Quantifying Sentence Variety in English Learners by William Charpentier-Jiménez

“…This article studies students’ use of sentence variety in an ESL writing course. …”
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TEACHING ENGLISH LANGUAGE TO THE BEGINNERS by Clary Sada, Irfan Agung Wiranto

“…The  findings  showed  that  there  were  various  methods  that  can  be applied  in  teaching  English  to  the  beginners,  and  those  methods depend  on  the  students’  learning  style.  Since  students’  learning style are different from one to another, the teachers may use various methods  in  their  classroom.  …”
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Hygiene and prevention of the addictions in adolescents: existential-humanistic model by P. N. Moskvitin

“…In control group by the end of the year the number of disturbing school students decreased from 32,33 % to 24,66 % (р ≤ 0,047). …”
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The role of parent–child communication on Chinese rural left-behind children’s educational expectation: a moderated mediation analysis by Jia Zhuang, Jacky C. K. Ng, Qiaobing Wu

“…In addition, left-behind status moderated the association between parent–child communication and rural students’ educational expectations. We conclude that rural students’ left-behind status affects their educational expectations through parent–child communication. …”
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