Scope of Long-Case Examination as an Assessment Tool among Medical Students and the Way Forward by Saurabh R. Shrivastava, Prateek Saurabh Shrivastava

“…In conclusion, long-case examinations remain an effective tool to assess the skills of medical students. However, we should aim to minimize its limitations and then use it for the benefit of medical students, and thus, direct observation and use of a standardized checklist have been advocated.…”
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Technology of concentrated training as one of ways to optimization students’ basketball trainings by H.Z. Lavrin

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Criterion score of the physical and psychophysiological condition of students in the context of determining their individual adaptability to physical loads by R. S. Yagotin, T. V. Degtyarenko, A. I. Bosenko, V. I. Plisko, B. T. Dolinsky

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Use of digital technologies as a way to motivate sports activity of technical university students by Vanina, Olesya S.

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Systematic Literature Review: The Obstacles of Madrasah Aliyah Students Facing Maharatul Qiraah by Robithah Aulia, Sofyan Sauri, Asep Sopian

“…The obstacles faced by both teachers and students are equally important to know. Achievement in learning does not only depend on the teacher but also the students. …”
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Comparative Analysis of the Formation of Mathematical Concepts among Students through the Prism of APOS Theory: Urban vs. Rural by N.K, Tuktamyshov, T.Y. Gorskaya

“…The work demonstrates the effectiveness of applying the APOS theory to a comparative analysis of the mathematical skills of urban and rural students. The research revealed no statistically significant differences in procedural errors between urban and rural students. …”
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The Stress Dimension of Online Education in Nursing Students During The Covid-19 Process: A University Example by Ebru Öztürk, Melike Yavaş Çelik, Erhan Elmaoğlu, Fatma Karasu

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Overcoming the Academic Failure of Students as a Priority of Educational Policy: The Case of Russia by Garold E. Zborovsky, Polina A. Ambarova, Nina V. Shabrova

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Physical education students outdoor and indoor sports preferences in relation to their pro-environmental behaviour by Marcin Pasek, Tetiana Mytskan

“…Physical Education of Students…”
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Scientific and methodological foundations of the formation of football playing skills in middle school students by Zhomart Izhanov, Yerlan Seisenbekov, Yerlan Seisenbekov, Rysgul Kokebayeva, Kendibay Abishev, Shamurat Orazov, Adilbay Tastanov

“…Also, students’ level of engagement increased with the new experimental training program. …”
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Developing a Model of Wisdom Based on Successful Intelligence and Psychological Well-Being in Students: The Mediating Role of Creativity by Rasool Kordnoghabi, Saeed Veisi

“…This study also included a community sample of students. It would be interesting to see whether the findings are replicated in non-student samples. …”
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Application of the “hospital-school-home-community” integrated mental health service model for primary and secondary school students in Chongqing, China by Su Hong, Qi Zhang, Yifeng Wei, Ming Ai, Wo Wang, Jian-mei Chen, Xiao-ming Xu, Xinmin Li, Andrew James Greenshaw, Li Kuang

“…The Chinese government has prioritized student health and well-being, encouraging policies to support youth mental health. …”
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Gender-Based Differences in Academic Support: How Peer and Teacher Support Vary Among Students by Najmi Hayati

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Teacher-assisted peer assessment and self-efficacy in writing: A quasi-experiment among Ethiopian undergraduate EFL students by Alemayehu Leta Abo, Hailu Wubshet Degefu, Berhan Demeke Abeba

“…The interview results also revealed that exposing students to teacher-assisted peer assessment was motivating and contributed to enhancing students' writing self-efficacy. …”
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DEVELOPMENT OF RESEARCH/INVESTIGATION COMPETENCE IN PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS: METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES AND DIDACTIC STRATEGIES by Marieta NEAGU, Viorel BOCANCEA

“…The article explores the importance of developing research/investigation competence in primary school students, highlighting the didactic strategies and methodological approaches essential for this process. …”
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The influence of students’ intelligence types and personality traits on academic performance in distance learning in the digital environment by V. Ya. Afanasyev, N. V. Vorontsov

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How do undergraduate medical students use the annotation option of a video feedback system when recording consultations with real patients; a qualitative document analysis by Ellemieke Maria Cornelia Rasenberg, Guus Maria Brand, Bernardus Petrus Thoonen Ellemieke, Bernardus Petrus Aloysius Thoonen

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Competences for the application of the nursing process: self-evaluation of the students that are completing the requirements for the undergraduation course by Wilma Dias de Fontes, Oriana Deyze Correia Paiva Leadebal, Jocelly de Araújo Ferreira

“…This is an exploratory-descriptive study, which investigated the skills, knowledge and abilities of gra- duating students to implement the nursing process, developed in Joao Pessoa PB, from June to December 2007 in three Higher Education institutions; the samples were 97 students, and as instrument it was used the Likert questionnaire, based on skills prepared by National Curriculum Guidelines for Undergraduate Courses in Nursing and the pertinent literature. …”
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Chronopathology preclinical health changes in doctors and medical students by T. A. Skoromets, N. S. Kovaleva, O. M. Evusiak, D. V. Bakosova

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Awareness-Raising Tools Regarding Violence Against Students in Schools: A Literature Review by Catherine Tardif, Geneviève Carpentier, Normand Roy

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