A Smart Housing Recommender for Students in Timișoara: Reinforcement Learning and Geospatial Analytics in a Modern Application by Andrei-Sebastian Nicula, Andrei Ternauciuc, Radu-Adrian Vasiu

Subjects: “…student housing…”
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THE EMERGING SEDENTARY LIFESTYLE OF THE 21ST CENTURY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS by Louie Petere Gula

“… The purpose of the study: This study aims to identify the following factors that affect the physical inactivity of the students in Saint Joseph College aged 12- 16 years old. …”
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CLOUD SERVICES FOR ORGANIZATION OF STUDENTS’ EDUCATION ACTIVITY CONTROL by Olesya M. Abramova

“…The list ofthe most applicable cloud services for the realization of new forms and methods of student training, with the indication of their advantages and is provided.…”
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Experiential learning applied to under-graduate training of physiotherapy students by A.M. Marais

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Fostering students’ confidence in collaborating in transdisciplinary online problem-based learning projects: practical guidelines for educators by Franci Cronje, Carla Enslin

“…Thematic analysis presents two sets of guidelines: achievement of the facilitation of effective OCPBL by students and student teams and guidelines for the composition and orientation of educator panels and their facilitation of confident OCPBL. …”
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Causal Analysis of Gamification Strategies for Promoting Reading Habits in Eighth-Grade Students by Roger Martinez Isaac, Gladis Narciza Vargas Azuero, María Narcisa Carrillo Suárez, Elsy Rodríguez Revelo

“…This study explores the connection between gamification elements and the development of reading habits among eighth-grade students through neutrosophic set theory and fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA). …”
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SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL LEARNING AS A FACTOR OF SELECTION OF NON-VIOLENT BEHAVIOR STRATEGIES AMONG STUDENTS by Mykhailo М. Alokhin

Subjects: “…social-pedagogical work with high school students…”
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Interactive Listening E-Modules for EFL Students: Using Canva as a Learning Tool by Dhevy Julianti, Siminto Siminto, Hesty Widiastuty

“…The subjects of this study were 22 students from Class VIIIA at Miftahul Jannah Palangka Raya. …”
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The impact of vocabulary assessments on quality of life: Insights from professionals on their application with students with disabilities. by Faisl Alqraini, Khalid Alasim, Abdulaziz Alqahtani

“…This study aims to explore professionals' perceptions regarding the vocabulary assessments used with students with disabilities. By gaining insights into their perspectives and experiences, we can improve the assessment process and enhance instructional practices, ultimately contributing to a better Quality of Life (QoL) for these students. …”
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The impact of loneliness on depression among college students: the mediating role of problematic internet use and the moderating role of perceived social support by Zhang-Lian Xie, Kai-Peng Gan, Jun Li, Long-Wei Qin, Yi-Ting Wu

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Assessment of Requirements for the Creation of Course Materials for English as a Second Language for Students Majoring in Subjects Other Than English by Khuloud Mustafa Alouzi

“…The study's goal is to find out what the students want to create tools for English as a general course for students who are not in the English Department. …”
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Comment on “Effects of Waterpipe Tobacco Smoking on the Spirometric Profile of University Students in Palestine: A Cross-Sectional Study” by Helmi Ben Saad

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HEALTH PROFILE OF STUDENTS OF A NETWORK OF MUNICIPAL URBAN EDUCATION by Theonas Gomes Pereira, Layana Rodrigues Chagas, Sheila Maria de Vasconcelos, Olga de Fátima Jansen dos Santos, Benevina Maria Vilar Teixeira Nunes

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The Significance of Socm-Psychological Competence of Students of International Relations in Contemporary Russia by D. A. Svirskaya

“…The process of formation of the socia-psychological competence is identified in a student environment of a high school, inclusive the specificity of the Russian society. …”
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Repertoire of coping strategies of students: longitudinal study of diary entries by N. Yu. Galoy

Subjects: “…students…”
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NATIONAL PSYCHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF FOREIGN STUDENTS AND THE STYLE OF PEDAGOGICAL COMMUNICATION by I. Angelova

Subjects: “…foreign students…”
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THE TRAINING QUALITY IN HIGHER MEDICAL SCHOOLS INFLUENCED BY THE STUDENTS by S. Kyuchukova

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Exploring perceptions of health literacy, healthcare access, and utilisation among higher education students in Alentejo, Southern Portugal: A qualitative study. by Jorge Rosário, Joana Correia Pires, Sónia Dias, Ana Rita Pedro

“…This study aimed to explore the perceptions of higher education students in Alentejo, Portugal, with regard to health literacy, access to and utilisation of healthcare, and to identify barriers, facilitators and interventions to inform strategies that promote equity, build student capacity and sustainably improve health outcomes.…”
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由TIMSS 2019電腦化測驗檢視 臺灣學生表現之模式效應及數位落差現象 The Mode Effects and Digital Divide Among Taiwanese Students Based on the TIMSS 2019 Computer-Based Testing by 陳冠銘 Kuan-Ming Chen, 許添明 Tian-Ming Sheu, 任宗浩 Tsung-Hau Jen

“…Finally, students’ performance on eTIMSS-PSI items was analyzed using scale scores to assess how Taiwanese eighth-grade students from different backgrounds performed. …”
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Students’ Engagement and Motivation in Gamified Learning by Mihaela Covrig, Simona Irina Goia (Agoston), Ramona Ștefania Igreț, Cristian Virgil Marinaș, Alexandra Dorina Miron, Monica Roman

“…The analysis reveals three specific engagement factors: the first factor represents interest in new challenges; the second factor reflects immersion in gamified learning and satisfaction of completing; the third factor is related to students' purposes and clarity of the goals. Our results show that all factors exhibit positive associations with student learning motivation, while the first factor also indicates an association with the gender of the respondents. …”
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