Peningkatan Performa Pengelompokan Pola Berpikir Siswa dalam Belajar pada Media Pembelajaran Menggunakan Direct Batch Growing Self Organizing Map by Mochammad Izzuddin, Ahmad Afif Supianto, Tibyani Tibyani, Hilman Ferdinandus Pardede, Asri Rizki Yuliani, Ade Ramdan

“…One way that can be done to group students based on their thinking patterns is clustering. …”
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University Literacy and Contact with Sources of Information, Keys for Learning at The University by Fabiana Böhm-Carrer, Adrian Edgardo Lucero

“…One in five students does not know how to look for academic information on Internet; they confuse and do not know the available tools. …”
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MEDIA POP UP BOOK GARUDA INDONESIA UNTUK MENINGKATKAN KETERAMPILAN BERBICARA SISWA KELAS III SEKOLAH DASAR by Sugeng Pangestu Wijayanto, Ika Ari Pratiwi, Lintang Kironoratri

“…The subjects in this research were class III students at SD Negeri 02 Ngembal Kulon, totaling 10 students. …”
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EFEKTIVITAS MODEL PEMBELAJARAN SATUS PADA MATA PELAJARAN AKUNTANSI USAHA DAGANG by Ameliasari Tauresia Kesuma

“…The result of the research showed that SATUS learning model effectively improved students’ learning outcomes. This model involves all senses, learning styles and multiple intelligences which makes students empathize with others and environment. …”
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Integrating learner-centered design and user-centered design for meaningful instructor onboarding: Supporting large-scale curricular changes to general education by Anuj Gupta, Julie Christen, Katelyn M. Southard

“…While these frameworks have been integrated in the past to develop learning materials for students (Jones, 2018; Shivers-McNair et al., 2018), our case-based descriptive analysis presents a novel application of this integration for faculty development. …”
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PERSEPSI GURU KIMIA DI KALIMANTAN BARAT TERHADAP PENGGUNAAN SOCIO SCIENTIFIC ISSUES (SSI) DALAM PEMBELAJARAN KIMIA by Saninah Widad, Sri Rahayu*, Munzil Munzil

“…Identified challenges include limited initial understanding of SSI, students' lack of literacy, and difficulties in motivating students to engage. …”
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Psikoedukasi Psychoeducation in Increasing Knowledge about Bullying at State Senior High School 11 Padang by Rozi Sastra Purna, Fitri Angraini

“…It showed that psychoeducation was quite effective in improving students' understanding of bullying. …”
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Reading the Nation: Migration as a Generative Theme by Leah Durán

“…In Freire’s work in adult education, “reading the world” was often accomplished through the use of generative themes, in which the words that students first learned were based on important aspects of their social, cultural and political worlds. …”
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Educational Technologies by Michele Domenico Todino

“…These technologies include software, online platforms, hardware devices (such as tablets, computers, and interactive whiteboards), and, if one wants to give special relevance, as it should be these days, to the issue of inclusion in education, assistive technologies, all aimed at improving access to education, personalizing learning paths, and fostering a more dynamic interaction between students and teachers. This entry explores the integration of educational technologies, highlighting their role in enhancing the teaching–learning process, promoting inclusive and personalized education. …”
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Cognitive Apprenticeship Strategies for the Media Literacy Classroom by Nate Floyd, Jaclyn Spraetz

“…The paper provides concrete examples of activities and assignments used to situate learning in real-world contexts and build students' confidence in navigating information independently. …”
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Relationships between different components of intolerance of uncertainty and symptoms of obsessive–compulsive disorder: a network analysis by XiaoBin Ding, Ze Zhao, Jie Wang, Chen Chen, ShuChan Ding, JingYi Gao, Jun Deng, Dan Liu

“…For example, interventions aimed at OCD3, IU6, OCD9, and IU12 may effectively reduce the severity of obsessive-compulsive symptoms among Chinese university students, enhance their ability to cope with uncertainty, and help disrupt the reciprocal influence between IU components and OCD symptoms.…”
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Decoding B Cells in Autoimmune Diseases Through ScRNA + BCR-Seq: Current Knowledge and Future Directions by Kai Quan, Huifang Wang, Peng Su, Yuanyuan Xu, Xinsheng Yao

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Pengaruh Quality Of Life Dan Religiusitas Secara Simultan Terhadap Subjective Well Being Mahasiswa Teologi by Lindin Anderson, J.T. Lobby Loekmono, Adi Setiawan

“…The research samples are the theological students of the NusantaraTheological College Salatiga and Nusantara Bible Seminary in Malang under the foundation of the Gospel of Nusantara (PINTA), amounting to 112 students. …”
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Development and Validation of Nutri S-Can, a Short Screener to Evaluate Adherence to the 2018 WCRF/AICR Cancer Prevention Recommendations by Alice Chaplin, Mar Nafría, Albert Sesé, Elena Rayó, Marga Morey, Lara Prohens, Dora Romaguera

“…This final version is being validated in two different populations (university students (n = 100) and PREDIMED-Plus participants (n = 117)) with the aim of having a validated screener that can be used in clinical settings at the individual level.…”
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APPLICATION OF PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT WITH METHOD DIFFICULTY LEVEL, DISTINGUISHING POWER, DISTRACTOR EFFECTIVENESS, AND ANOVA (Case Study: Paper Based Test (PBT) Period 2 Question... by Safira Khoirunnisa, Edi Widodo

“…The Islamic University of Indonesia provides various selection patterns for prospective new students, one of which is PBT. Questions in PBT need to be analyzed to get quality students. …”
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Artificial intelligence assisted automated short answer question scoring tool shows high correlation with human examiner markings by H.M.T.W. Seneviratne, S.S. Manathunga

“…With the increasing number of students and staff shortages this task is becoming practically difficult. …”
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BioSTEM: A modern educational tool for research and innovation in the field of molecular biology and personalized medicine by George P. Patrinos, Stavroula Siamoglou, Konstantinos Lazaros, Vasilios Xirafas, Aristidis G. Vrahatis, Christina Mitropoulou

“…To address these challenges, we introduce the BioSTEM initiative, an innovative educational tool designed for primary, elementary, and high school students. BioSTEM combines optimized online learning modules with interactive audiovisual content, fostering direct communication between students and educators. …”
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Social anxiety of the Russian population: types and risk groups (based on the materials of the all‐Russian population surveys 2021–2022) by Yu.S. Netrebina, Ya.V. Artamonova, G.I. Chikarova

“…They have a wider range of adaptation practices, which allows them to “equalize” indicators of social well‐being (young people 25–34 years old, Russians with higher education, state and municipal employees, unskilled workers, businessmen and businesswomen, students, middle‐income segments of the population, residents of millionaires‐plus cities and capitals). …”
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Ethnocultural potential in the process of healthy lifestyle forming in younger schoolchildren by Y. B. Appaeva, I. V. Kyunkrikova

“…The ethnocultural potential in the process of forming a healthy lifestyle has been reflected, which expands the valeological knowledge of primary school students. The results of the study show that ethnocultural potential has a certain impact on the systematization of knowledge about health and healthy lifestyles of students.…”
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Enacting inclusive practices in STEM environments by engaging STEM faculty in self-reflexivity by Selyna Pérez Beverly

“…Participants also discussed how their identity awareness contributed to changes in their teaching practices as well as their relationships with students and colleagues. Finally, participants that were already aware of their identity continued to engage in inclusive practices in STEM, further deepening their awareness.DiscussionThis work reveals that having STEM faculty critically reflect on their identity leads to self-reflexivity, a recognition of power and privilege in various contexts, thus creating a pathway to more inclusive learning conditions for underrepresented students in STEM. …”
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