Diasporal Jewish school newspapers and children's Hebrew commercial press journey between 19th century to the Israeli establishment by Ilana DAHAN

“…The newspapers were managed and edited by the school educational staff, and sometimes the students also participated in it. This press was used as an infrastructure for the school press in the Land of Israel in the years before and after the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948.…”
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Developing and assessing the psychometric properties of the faculty members' attitudes toward e-learning courses questionnaire by Mahtab Amini, Maedeh Masoumipour, Farshad Shahkarami, Vahid Ghavami, Maryam Karbasi Motlagh

“…BACKGROUND: E-learning became a popular method of educating health sciences students following the COVID-19 pandemic. However, limited information is available regarding the faculty members’ perspectives on online education. …”
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The Impact of Literature Circles Technique in Speaking Skills by Alpaslan Okur, Latif Yardım

“…The group of the study consists of 29 secondary school students which are 16 female and 13 male students in 7th grade (Mostly 7th-grade students 12-13 years old) in a Turkish public school. …”
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TPACK ICT oriented game-based long jump learning media by Kadek Jefry Dwi Sumarjono, Made Agus Wijaya, I Gede Suwiwa

“…The population of the study consisted of 124 students. The sample for this research was 15 class X students at SMK Negeri 1 Singaraja, selected at random or random sampling. …”
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Multimedia as Digital Literacy in Culinary Arts Vocational Learning by Annis Kandriasari, Yeni Yulianti, Nur Riska

“… Learning media plays an important role in attracting students attention to understand the material. The results of observations of D3 Tata Boga 2017 students showed that only 18 out of 39 students reached the minimum completion criteria (78%) on napkin folding material, with learning resources limited to modules and jobsheets. …”
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Mediating Roles of Impulsivity and Risk Taking in the Links of the Dark Triad with Flirting and Dating via Social Media by Zeynep Işıl Demircioğlu, Aslı Göncü Köse

“…Although online dating has spread among university students recently, studies on this topic are very limited. …”
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A universidade sob o peronismo: de Perón a Menem ou da gratuidade aos intentos de arancelamiento by Mário Luiz Azevedo Neves de, Afrânio Catani

“…The liberal orthodox economic policy of Carlos Saúl Menem Government (1989-1995 and 1995- 1999) was responsible for the implementation of the Reform Program for Higher Education (RPHE), financed by the World Bank, which results, among other consequences, brought the payment of tuitions by the students (the arancelamiento) The contemporary adjustment process of the Argentine Universitary System, which was ideologically based on 1918 Cordoba Reform Movement, is part of the broader landscape of 90´s world changes…”
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Surveillance of psychogenic adverse events following immunization in Zhejiang, China, 2020–2023 by Xuejiao Pan, Xiaohua Qi, Yaping Chen, Hui Liang

“…Conclusions The overall incidence of psychogenic reactions after vaccination in Zhejiang Province is low, which is relatively higher in females and students. Monitoring, identification, evaluation, and response are required after new vaccines are launched and vaccine strategies are adjusted.…”
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Bipolar Neutrosophic Driven Approach for Assessing the Teaching Quality of English Language and Literature Learning Outcomes by Keyan Zhao

“…The quality of teaching in English Language and Literature is a crucial factor in enhancing student learning outcomes, fostering critical thinking, and promoting linguistic and literary proficiency. …”
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Creativity progress in the digital era by Vasić Toni, Derebey Inci, Drndar-Mujević Elifa

“…The benefit of non-judgmental and creative thinking has led towards creating an experiment involving second-year design students by assigning a task related to a basic design monogram project. …”
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Examining the effects of school–vacation transitions on depression and anxiety in adolescents: network analysis by Yumeng Ju, Yumeng Yang, Rui Yuan, Yafei Chen, Junwu Liu, Wenwen Ou, Yunjing Li, Siqi Yang, Yimei Lu, Liang Li, Mei Huang, Mohan Ma, Guanyi Lv, Xiaotian Zhao, Yaqi Qing, Jin Liu, Yan Zhang

“…Method Social demographic data and depression and anxiety symptoms were measured from 1380 adolescent students during the school year (age: 13.8 ± 0.88) and 1100 students during the summer vacation (age: 14.2 ± 0.93) in China. …”
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Could the Identification of Skin Lesions Be Beneficial for the Differential Diagnosis of Viral Meningitis? by Agata Marszałek, Weronika Górska, Artur Łukawski, Carlo Bieńkowski, Maria Pokorska-Śpiewak

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Earnings management is “theses management” in management educational research: A review of ethics for behavioural psychology by Sandeep Goel

“…It further identifies four vital scientific errors which are pursued by research students as driven by the supervisors while guiding due to lack of competence, either unconscious or conscious. …”
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Analyzing the relationships among the L2 motivational self system components, L2 anxiety, and intended effort among chinese learners of Japanese: a structural equation modeling by Hongya Pan, Shusheng Wang

“…A questionnaire survey was administered to 465 college students to assess their motivational orientations, learning experiences, anxiety levels, and intended effort. …”
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Illocutionary Acts in EFL Teaching: Balancing Authority and Engagement by Hieronimus Canggung Darong

“…However, in an ideal classroom environment, there exists a harmonious balance of authority where teachers maintain instructional leadership while also empowering students to actively participate in their learning process. …”
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Epidemiological characteristics of Japanese encephalitis in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region from 2012 to 2023 by Jiagui CHEN, Qiuyun DENG, Jinfa DU, Rencong YANG, Shiyi CHEN, Liang LIANG, Ming GAN, Lili DENG

“…The primary occupations of the cases were students (80 cases, 47.62%), scattered children (71 cases, 42.26%), and children in nurseries (14 cases, 8.33%). …”
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EFL TEACHERS’ WRITING STRATEGIES IN ACADEMIC WRITING WHILE PURSUING A MASTER’S DEGREE ABOARD by Sheirly Octaviantoro Ayu Wijayanti, Nur Mukminatien, Ahmad Heki Sujiatmoko

“…This research may guide future Master’s students on the importance of specific writing strategies in academic writing and may highlight effective English teaching and impact future international writing publications.…”
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Mapping variation in dual use risk assessments of synthetic biology projects by Daniel Greene, Tessa Alexanian , Megan J. Palmer , Megan J. Palmer 

“…By studying the process of DURC risk assessment, it may be possible to develop methods that are more consistent, accurate, and cost-effective.MethodsUsing a modified version of the framework in the Companion Guide to the United States Government Policies for Oversight of Life Sciences Dual Use Research of Concern, we elicited detailed reviews from 18 experienced DURC reviewers and 49 synthetic biology students of the risks, benefits, and recommended risk management strategies for four real-world synthetic biology projects.ResultsWe found significant variation among experts, as well as between experts and students, in both perceived DURC risk and recommended risk management strategies. …”
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The Makings of a Good Law School? by Michael Trebilcock

“…Moreover, many of the students were part-time, with students after their first or second year simultaneously clerking with local law firms. …”
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High-normal blood glucose levels may be associated with decreased spatial perception in young healthy adults. by Rima Abdul Razzak, Abdulla Faisal Alshaiji, Abdulrahman Ahmed Qareeballa, Mohamed Wael Mohamed, Jeff Bagust, Sharon Docherty

“…This study aimed at examining the effect of baseline blood glucose levels on spatial ability, specifically verticality perception on the computerized rod and frame test (CRFT) in young healthy adults. 63 healthy male medical students (age range from 18-23 years), of whom 30 were non-fasting outside the month of Ramadan and 33 fasting during Ramadan of the year 2016, were recruited in order to create varying degrees of glycemia during which verticality perception was carried out. …”
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