Od „správců věrné ruky“ ke „komisařům“. K etablování tzv. komisařů pro uzavřené české vysoké školy, 1939–1940 by Michal V. Šimůnek, Miloš Hořejš

“…The chief aim of the forcible closing of Czech universities on 17 November 1939 was to stop university education and persecute students but this step had also created a number of political, technical, and last but not least also administrative problems and challenges. …”
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The utilisation experience of the enhanced electronic signature when managing orders by Pavel A. Muzychkin

“…The developed technology has solved the problem of meeting deadlines to issue the orders, concerning the students and had a certain economical effect, saving mail, transport and travel expenses.…”
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Is time running out? The urgent need for appropriate global health curricula in Germany by Christoph Heintze, Angela Schuster, Nora Anton, Pascal Grosse

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Prolegomena to the medical pathogenetics by V. P. Puzyryov

“…The lecture is addressed to clinicians who state for medical students the problems of genetic mechanisms of human diseases (medical pathogenetics). …”
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Association of Breast Feeding and Birth Weight with Anthropometric Measures and Blood Pressure in Children and Adolescents: The CASPIAN-IV Study by Shirin Djalalinia, Mostafa Qorbani, Ramin Heshmat, Mohammad Esmaeil Motlagh, Gelayol Ardalan, Nima Bazyar, Majzoubeh Taheri, Hamid Asayesh, Roya Kelishadi

“…Results: The study participants were 13,486 students (participation rate of 90.6%). They consisted of 49.24% girls, 75.6% urban residents, with a mean age of 12.5 years (95% confidence interval: 12.3–12.6). …”
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Prevalence of Moraxella Catarrhalis as a Nasal Flora among Healthy Kindergarten Children in Bhaktapur, Nepal by Neetu Amatya, Govinda Paudel, Bhuvan Saud, Sunita Wagle, Vikram Shrestha, Bibhav Adhikari

“…Results. Out of 136 students, M. catarrhalis was detected in 80 (58.8%) children. …”
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Toward sustainable bioproducts from lignocellulosic biomass: Influence of chemical pretreatments on liquefied walnut shells by Jovičić Nives, Krička Tajana, Antonović Alan, Matin Božidar, Pezo Lato, Brandić Ivan, Matin Ana

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Leaf phenotypic plasticity of four Eleutherococcus species growing in the urban environment by Olena Vasheka, Viktoria Kryshenyk, Roman Palagecha, Nadiya Dzhurenko

“…The phenotypic plasticity index was calculated for each parameter and species. Student’s t-test, one-Way ANOVA, Tukey’s HSD post hoc test, and Principal component analysis (PCA) were performed, including all considered leaf morphological and anatomical variables, grouped per species. …”
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The intercultural potential of language activities: Investigating the implementation of intercultural learning in three Austrian EFL textbooks by Jasmin Peskoller

“…Intercultural education, anchored in many national curricula, is considered a key approach to doing justice to this growing plurality among students. In relation to fostering learners’ intercultural (communicative) competence, language education plays a particularly important role. …”
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FACTORS AFFECTING ACADEMIC STAFFS’ UNIVERSITY SATISFACTION: COMPARISON BETWEEN VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLS/FACULTIES by Hüseyin Dalğar, Ali Murat Alparslan, Onur Sungur

“…Consideringthat the number of universities has increased considerably in the last 10years, attracting qualified university students and academicians and keepingthem has become very important. …”
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DER BEITRAG VON VERNETZTEN STUDIENINHALTEN ZU EINER GANZHEITLICHEN THEOLOGISCHEN AUSBILDUNG by B. Stengel

“…With their role model and an adequate understanding of mentorship, they have an important influence on the way that students can network course content in a meaningful and purposeful manner. …”
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Mental motivation and its relationship to the performance of the skill of receiving the transmitter in volleyball by ساية سامي أ.د. لمى سمير

“…As for the research sample, it was determined in selecting (33) students out of (103) students. The research sample was chosen in a random, unorganized way (the lottery method). …”
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Could the use of web-based applications assist in neuropsychiatric treatment? An umbrella review by Luísa Pelucio, Laiana A. Quagliato, Amanda Cardoso, Natia Horato, Antonio Egidio Nardi

“…Due to the homogeneity of the information between some articles, the research was grouped according to the following revised themes: mindfulness, tinnitus, electronic health (eHealth), youth and students’ mental health, mobile health applications (mHealth), depression, anxiety and stress, psychoactive substances, sleep quality, chronic diseases and mental disorders. …”
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College teaching in initial teacher training. the case of the school teacher of Segovia by José María Arribas Estebaranz, David Carabias Galindo, Inés Monreal Guerrero

“…This article shows the results of research conducted in the School of Education of Segovia, during the 2008-2009 school years about three fundamental aspects in the teaching-learning process: the methodology, the evaluation system and skills and competency development and professional teachers.This investigation is based primarily on analysis of the answers given by three groups of informants: teachers, students, seniors and graduate career. The instrument used is a validated questionnaire for each of these three aspects to our study.…”
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A comparative study of self-esteem in secondary school adolescents in urban and rural settings of Oyo State, Nigeria by Abieyuwa Fagbohun, Adebola Orimadegun, Olusegun Akinyinka

“…This study investigates the self-esteem levels of secondary school students in urban and rural settings in Oyo State, Nigeria, and identifies key predictors of low self-esteem. …”
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Contingency, cognitive and semiotic approaches to decision-making in the organizations by A. A. Kulinich

“…These results can be useful to developers of systems of decision-making support and lecturers of higher educational institutions as a methodical material in processes of students’ training in decisionmaking and artificial intellect areas.…”
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The Biomedicine Project Course: Promoting Young Scientists at School and University by Marcus Kohnen, Inga Kallweit, Erich Gulbins

“…Feedback from an online survey of participating project students illustrates that even high demands can be motivating for students if the offer meets the students' interest and leads to experiences of self-efficacy. …”
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Leveraging Data for University Activities: A Case Study of MNUE by Dolgorjav Chinbat

“…This includes: i) The development and delivery of competitive, high-quality programs to meet the demands of students and other stakeholders ii) Equipping the workforce with advanced knowledge and skills acquired through these programs, thereby enhancing their readiness for the labor market. iii) Active contribution to societal advancement through the generation of diverse research results. …”
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Bolsa Permanência na UFMS: novas configurações e velhos desafios by Felipe Vieira Gimenez, Carina Elisabeth Maciel

“…The results indicate that the scholarship permanence linked to the student assistance policy in UFMS was a political strategy which favors, but does not guarantee the permanence of the students in the university campus through scholarships and financial aid granted.…”
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Addressing complexity for educating the future-ready workforce in STEM fields by Gero Stoffels, Julia Schäfer, Jacqueline Köster, Ingo Witzke

“…They are mathematical-relatedness, students’ self-efficacy and the mentoring of STEM problem solving. …”
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