School Projects from the Perspectives of the Project School Teachers by İbrahim Çolak

“…Finally, the participants asserted that while the projects provided positive effects for students such as socialization, motivation, self-confidence, and teamwork, they had negative effects such as not supporting academic success, disruption of lessons, boredom, and incorrect learning of science.…”
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Factors Increasing the Competitiveness of Universities: The International Context by M. E. Ul’yanova

“…We presented the results of a survey of 120 graduates of master’s programs in economics, management and MBA programmes, identified the factors that affect the students’ choice of the educational program, as well as estimated demand from students for international experience in the learning process in their country. …”
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Ethical and effortful: workshopping human and generative AI academic writing collaborations by Johanna Amos

“…This paper presented this set of workshops as a possible model for discussing GenAI tools with students—a model that demonstrates how GenAI tools might be integrated into students’ academic practices in ways that are ethical and effortful and which support, rather than stifle, student creativity. …”
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Prospects for the Development of the Present Stage of Higher School by I. I. Bobrova, E. G. Trofimov

“…At the same time, it is necessary to remember the negative consequences for education of the use of distance technologies: lack of contact between the student and the lecturer; lack of control over the quality of acquired knowledge; security of transmitted information between students and educators; the need for a strong technical base for participants in the educational process and their level of preparedness when working with new systems and programmes.Zero testing of applicants showed their lack of logical thinking skills, fragmentary knowledge and lack of consistency. …”
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Studying the Opportunities Provided by an Applied High School Mathematics Course: Explorations in Data Science by Jo Boaler, Kira Conte, Ken Cor, Jack A. Dieckmann, Tanya LaMar, Jesse Ramirez, Megan Selbach-Allen

“…In an assessment of data and functions given to students in data science and Algebra 2 courses, the students in data science scored at significantly higher levels.…”
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Exploring pediatric palliative care in Luxembourg: a mixed-methods study by Micha Massaad, Julia Downing, Emilie Allard, Marie Friedel

“…A pediatric palliative care course, set to be introduced in 2025 for university pediatric nursing students as outlined in the national plan, aims to address some of these gaps by developing competencies. …”
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Online Course of the Lecturer PersonalizedTraining for Network Educational Activity by E. G. Doroshenko, L. M. Ivkina, L. B. Khegay, T. A. Yakovleva

“…Astafiev”, it was tested in training school teachers in the process of preparing Mega-lessons, students of Krasnoyarsk State Pedagogical University named after V.P. …”
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CURRENT CHALLENGES IN WRITING SKILLS INSTRUCTION AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR FORENSIC HANDWRITING ANALYSIS by E. Belova

“…A handwriting study was conducted among 2nd-to-4th graders, 7th-to-9th graders, and 1st-to-3rd year students of vocational colleges. The author anticipates how current conditions of writing skills acquisition may affect evolving forensic handwriting analysis techniques, as well as possible changes in forensic handwriting analysis caseload.…”
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Strategic Resource Management in Islamic Boarding Schools: The Role of Income-Generating Units in Supporting Educational Goals by Dedy Achmad Kurniady, Nugraha Suharto, Suryadi Suryadi, Zaini Hafidh, Riyaldi Dithia Permana

“…The results show that the economic success of Islamic boarding schools is driven by three main factors: effective resource utilization, strategic partnerships with external parties, and active involvement of students in business activities. This study confirms that IGUs play an important role in ensuring the sustainability of Islamic boarding schools, both in terms of financial independence and the development of student's practical skills, which simultaneously strengthens the competitiveness of Islamic boarding school education.…”
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Taysīr al-Qirāʾāt al-Qurʾāniyyah fī Sulṭanat Brunāy Dār al-Salām by Saeed Abdullah Saeed Al-Khateri, Ahmad Baha Bin Haji Mokhtar, Khairun Naqibah binti Haji Lazim

“…Suggestions include using mind maps, teaching students to write the Qur'an with the ten canonical narrations, and other strategies detailed in the study. …”
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Socio-economic and Psychological Factors Affecting Clothing Consumption Among Female Undergraduates in University of Uyo, Nigeria by Ngozi U. Nwonye, Myrtle U. Ibokette, Priscilla A. Esiowu

“…This study explores the socio-economic and psychological factors that shape clothing consumption patterns among female undergraduate students at the University of Uyo, Nigeria. While existing research has extensively examined clothing preferences in various global contexts, limited attention has been given to the unique dynamics between financial constraints and psychological motivations in low-resource settings, particularly within Nigeria. …”
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Comparing factor mixture modeling and conditional Gaussian mixture variational autoencoders for cognitive profile clustering by Matteo Orsoni, Sara Giovagnoli, Sara Garofalo, Noemi Mazzoni, Matilde Spinoso, Mariagrazia Benassi

“…IntroductionUnderstanding individual cognitive profiles is crucial for developing personalized educational interventions, as cognitive differences can significantly impact how students learn. While traditional methods like factor mixture modeling (FMM) have proven robust for identifying latent cognitive structures, recent advancements in deep learning may offer the potential to capture more intricate and complex cognitive patterns.MethodsThis study compares FMM (specifically, FMM-1 and FMM-2 models using age as a covariate) with a Conditional Gaussian Mixture Variational Autoencoder (CGMVAE). …”
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Exploring AI Ethics Syllabi Through NLP Cluster Analysis by Kerrie Hooper, Stephanie Lunn

“…Additionally, academia is essential for fostering innovation and developing gifted people who work in both the ethical and technical spheres. Academia prepares students to be culturally responsive, have a collaborative mindset with interdisciplinary skills, and be aware of equity issues and other social problems that plague society. …”
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Favoriser l’engagement moteur des élèves en éducation sportive et physique : les effets des usages du temps mesurés en première et en troisième personne by Oriane Petiot, Jacques Saury

“…The main were: “Pressing students to limit wasted time” and “Boosting student engagement in volleyball”. …”
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Turkish EFL Teachers’ and Learners’ Perceptions of Collocations by Gizem Mutlu, Özlem Kaşlıoğlu

“…Participants were 32 high school teachers and 326 students from five different state schools. The participants completed a questionnaire, and semi-structured interviews with 6 teachers were conducted to further explore the issues related to their perceptions and practices of teaching collocations. …”
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Le MT180® ou les infortunes de l’excellence by Jean Frances, Stéphane Le Lay

“…Modelled on Australia's Three Minute Thesis (3MT), this communication competition for doctoral students engages students in a public speaking competition in which they have three minutes to pitch their research projects. …”
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Influence of Individualised Teaching Methods on Improving the Professional Flexibility of Future Primary School Teachers by Nataliya Lupak, Liubov Kramarenko, Oksana Shkvyr, Nataliia Kazakova, Inna Yashchuk

“…It has been determined that the most significant impact on the development of professional flexibility, in the opinion of teachers and students, was made by language and interdisciplinary competence, which contributed to the clarity of their thoughts. …”
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The ARTificial revolution. Introducing generative artificial intelligence tools into artistic education by Andrés Torres-Carceller

“…The implementation of generative AI in art education not only enriches visual and aesthetic learning but also prepares students to contribute critically and creatively to the intersection of art and technology, equipping them with essential skills for innovation in their artistic practices. …”
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TATA KELOLA SEKOLAH RSBI SERTA DAMPAKNYA TERHADAP KEPUASAN DAN LOYALITAS MASYARAKAT by Trismanto Trismanto, Zainal Alim Adiwijaya

“…The population of this study were all RSBI students and parents in Semarang.  The samples were taken by purposive sampling which the samples were taken based on a certain criteria and relevant to the purpose of this research. …”
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Risk of Gastrointestinal Bleeding in Patients with End-Stage Renal Disease: The Link between Gut, Heart, and Kidneys by Avleen Kaur, Syed M. Baqir, Kundan Jana, Kalyana C. Janga

“…Baseline categorical data were compared using Rao-Scott chi square test, and continuous data were compared using Student’s t-test. Covariates were assessed using univariate regression analysis, and factors with p value less than 0.1 in the univariate analysis were entered in the final model. …”
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