Neretva Science Week 2022 – shedding light on the biodiversity of the upper Neretva River valley, Bosnia and Herzegovina by Gabriel Singer, Ulrich Eichelmann, Vera Knook, Steven Weiss, Vladimir Topić, Jelena Ivanić, Špela Borko, Maja Zagmajster

“…From 26.6. to 5.7.2022, a diverse team of in total nearly 60 scientists and students from seven countries were involved in fieldwork on about a dozen common field sites distributed along the upper Neretva River. …”
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The Syntax of Mainland Scandinavian, by Jan Terje Faarlund (2019) by Peter Svenonius

“…It has the breadth of coverage of a reference grammar, but unlike most reference grammars of languages with established written traditions, it is not primarily designed for students seeking practical mastery of a language. It presents its subject matter as seen through the eye of a linguist rather than through that of a language teacher or learner (in this respect it resembles certain grammars of less well known languages). …”
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Intercultural Competence - Way to Solve the Problems of Today's World by Roxana DOROBANȚU-DINA

“…Increased attention was paid to the theoretical-applied foundations that formed the basis for the elaboration and application of the Pedagogical Model for the formation of intercultural competence to the students from the gymnasium classes.…”
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Information and Communication Technologies use in learning at a Moroccan higher education Institution by Maaroufi Fatiha, El Malki Mohamed, Asserghine Aziza, Dahane Slimane

“…It underlines the need to harness the digital culture that students have developed outside university to enhance their learning.…”
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Need analysis of English for Specific Purposes (ESP) in Psychology: Identifying linguistics demands for academic and professional success by Benny Dele Bintang Ananta, Muhammad Firza Thoriq Sholahuddin, Dede Akmal Khotib, Rafika Rabba Farah

“…The ESP approach is particularly suited for students in Indonesia who are learning English, especially those studying in institutions where English is not the primary language. …”
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Swamped with Too Many Articles? GraphRAG Makes Getting Started Easy by Joëd Ngangmeni, Danda B. Rawat

“…Background: Both early researchers, such as new graduate students, and experienced researchers face the challenge of sifting through vast amounts of literature to find their needle in a haystack. …”
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Educação para a saúde: a doença como conteúdo nas aulas de ciências Health education: sickness as a subject in science classes by Silmara Sartoreto Oliveira, Lariza Borges Guerreiro, Patrícia Mendes Bonfim

“…A questionnaire was presented to 159 8th-grade students at three schools, two state and one private. …”
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Sedentary lifestyle as a risk factor for cardiovascular diseases in young people: awareness, self-assessment and stress test results by E. I. Zimakova, A. G. Plisyuk, Yu. L. Begrambekova, D. A. Rybakov, I. Sh. Daudov, Y. A. Orlova

“…The study results indicate a fairly high awareness of students about the dangers of physical inactivity. …”
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U.S. CDC support to international <i>SARS-CoV-2</i> seroprevalence surveys, May 2020-February 2022. by Amen Ben Hamida, Myrna Charles, Christopher Murrill, Olga Henao, Kathleen Gallagher

“…Fifty-four percent of these serosurveys target the general population, 13% sample pregnant women, 7% sample healthcare workers, 7% sample other special populations (internally displaced persons, patients, students, and people living with HIV), and 18% assess multiple or other populations. …”
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PENERAPAN MODEL PEMBELAJARAN PROJECT BASED LEARNING BERBANTUAN GEOGEBRA UNTUK MENINGKATKAN HASIL BELAJAR SISWA by Nurhayati Nurhayati, Fatma Zuhra, Osey Putri Salehha

“…N-gain was used to find out the increase in students' pretest and post-test scores. The results of the N-gain calculation show that the application of the Geogebra-assisted PjBL learning model can improve student learning outcomes …”
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RURAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHEMES A solution to the human resource crisis in rural district hospitals? by A.J. Ross, I.D. Couper

“…The Friends of Mosvold Scholarship Scheme in northern KwaZulu-Natal is a locally based scholarship scheme that offers the local community a chance to develop its own human resources for health care. Students are required to work in the local hospital during their vacations and sign a contract to work back their scholarship year for year. …”
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Rethinking environmental sustainability education through land-based learning and practice with Woodland Cree First Nation, Lac La Ronge, Saskatchewan, Canada by Ranjan Datta, Colleen Charles, Jebunnessa Chapola, C. Emdad Haque, Sujoy Subroto

“…By integrating Cree First Nation land-based learning and practices, knowledge systems, and perspectives on land stewardship, this study highlights how land-based learning fosters deeper connections between students and the environment. Through participatory and community-led methodologies, the research examines the effectiveness of this educational approach in promoting sustainable practices, cultural resilience, and ecological awareness. …”
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Faculty perspectives on supervising endocrinology residents in the longitudinal clinic setting by Isabella Albanese, Katherine Drummond, Vanessa Tardio, Diana Dolmans

“…While this theory identifies effective strategies for supervising medical students in longitudinal settings, little is known about how and why supervisors adapt their strategies when offering longitudinal supervision to endocrinology residents. …”
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Industrial Image Anomaly Detection via Synthetic-Anomaly Contrastive Distillation by Junxian Li, Mingxing Li, Shucheng Huang, Gang Wang, Xinjing Zhao

“…<i>FeaCali</i> modules are trained to strip out a student’s anomalous patterns in anomaly branches, enhancing the student network’s exclusive modeling of normal patterns. …”
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The relationship between academic stress, anxiety, and cognitive behavioral outcomes among young adults: The moderating role of prosocial behavior by Iftikhar Ahmed Charan, Wang Chongjin, Shazia Soomro

“…The sample consisted of 376 undergraduate and postgraduate students (57.45 % female, mean age = 22.07; 42.55 % male, mean age = 22.09) selected through a multistage random cluster sampling. …”
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AN ANALYSIS OF RHETORICAL MOVE AND TRANSLATION TECHNIQUES IN UNDERGRADUATE THESIS ABSTRACTS WRITTEN IN TWO LANGUAGES by Zalinda Salsabilla Firdausyiah, Budi Hermawan, Dian Dia-an Muniroh

“…Indonesian undergraduate students are often required to submit their thesis abstracts in Indonesian and English. …”
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Augmented reality for inclusive growth in education: the challenges by Kezia Herman Mkwizu, Ritimoni Bordoloi

“…Major challenges to inclusive growth in education include the lack of trained teacher educators and students’ preference for practical or project-based curriculum. …”
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Mathematics in its relation to other disciplines. Some examples related to economics and physics by Jean-Luc Dorier

“…As a result, students are used to seeing mathematics and other subjects as disconnected. …”
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Educational Institutions of the System of State Labor Reserves of the USSR in 1941—1954: Adaptation to Migration Impact (Materials from the Sverdlovsk Region) by L. V. Zakharovsky, S. L. Razinkov

“…The authors identified four groups of such mechanisms that ensured the minimum sufficient level of student loyalty to solving educational and production problems: agitation and information; organizational; economic and material and household; sociocultural.…”
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The moderating effect of the psychosocial working conditions (effort/reward/overcommitment) on the association between noise annoyance and cognitive performance among adolescents by Noad-Maria Azzi, Sahar Obeid, Rabih Hallit, Diana Malaeb, Sami El Khatib, Mariam Dabbous, Fouad Sakr, Souheil Hallit, Vanessa Azzi

“…Conclusion This study could encourage the integration of targeted interventions and strategic measures that address both noise annoyance and psychosocial working conditions, defined as the academic work students perform both at school and at home, to proactively prevent the emergence of cognitive impairment among the adolescent population.…”
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