COMPUTER VISUALIZATION IN TEACHING GENERAL TECHNICAL DISCIPLINES: THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS by Pohorielov Mykhailo, Prasol Artem

“…It has been shown that modern approaches to using computer visualization provide new opportunities for more effective and interactive learning, promoting the development of students’ technical and spatial imagination, which is crucial for future engineers and technical specialists. …”
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Problem of Professional Self-Determination of Senior Pupils in Conditions of Modern Labour Market (by Example of Tobolsk) by N. Y. Abysheva, O. N. Gauch

“…The conclusions are made by the authors based on the research of the interest of Tobolsk students to certain professions. The study had two stages: at ascertaining step the propensity of the graduate to work in various fields of professional activity was determined, in the control phase professions were identified to which graduates of the schools give the highest preference, and their compliance with the requirements of the modern labour market was established.…”
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APPLICATION OF ANALYTICAL HIERARCHY PROCESS METHOD AS A DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM IN THE RECRUITMENT OF LECTURERS AT UNIVERSITAS NAHDLATUL ULAMA SUNAN GIRI by Moh. Fatkur Dawami, M. Ivan Ariful Fathoni, Festian Cindarbumi

“…Each college is obliged to create an ideal ratio of lecturers and students. To improve internal quality or quality on an ongoing basis to meet the ideal ratio of lecturers and students, Universitas Nahdlatul Ulama Sunan Giri always recruits lecturers every year. …”
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Investigating the impact of the OOP-SOLVE application on the user’s behavior using the technology acceptance model in the programming course by Sohail Iqbal Malik, Roy Mathew, Ragad M. Tawafak, Ghaliya Al-Farsi, Abir Al-Sideiri

“…Lecturers also agreed that the application supported students in the OOP course. Moreover, it promotes students’ engagement and enhances collaboration and interaction among students in class activities. …”
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PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCES FOR THE INNOVATION OF EDUCATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PEDAGOGICAL ACTION RESEARCH by Maia BOROZAN, Tatiana BUSHNAQ

“…This article explores contemporary theoretical interpretations of pedagogical action research competences among educators in the context of scientific concerns regarding the promotion of an innovation culture in higher education, driven by innovative approaches in education policy documents such as the growing labor market demand for research, innovation, and entrepreneurial competences, the increasing focus on developing the innovative potential of university teachers to cultivate research and entrepreneurial skills among students, and the shift in higher education institutions from traditional education models to innovative scientific education models, emphasizing the need to clarify key competences essential for innovation-driven processes in educational settings. …”
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Los procesos de análisis, comprensión y construcción del discurso científico‐técnico desde una óptica interdisciplinaria//The processes of analysis, comprehension and construction... by Ada Caridad Cabrera-González

“…As an alternative solution this article proposes the learning of these processes from an interrelated view .This experience was carried out with students from Mechanical Engineering and this contributed to increase their interest in learning.…”
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3D printing improves preoperative decision making for patient positioning and surgical approach selection for tibial plateau fractures by Tobias Dust, Julian-Elias Henneberg, Maximilian J. Hartel, Alexander Korthaus, Tobias Ballhause, Fidelius von Rehlingen-Prinz, Anna Streckenbach, Johannes Keller, Karl-Heinz Frosch, Matthias Krause

“…The use of 3D printed fracture models showed a trend toward higher interrater reliability of patient positioning and surgical approach for medical students and surgical residents, while experienced surgeons show less benefit. …”
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Implementation of a Gamification Platform in a Master Degree (Master in Economics) by Juan Carlos Fernández-Zamora, Daniel Arias-Aranda

“…An experiment has been carried out for this reason, in which an educational platform, created in a personalized way for the students of the Master in Economics of the University of Granada, becomes the day to day of these students, yielding results and Statistics on how to improve student motivation.…”
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Private orthodox general educational institutions: creation, development, problems by V. K. Shapovalov, A. G. Plisyuk, L. V. Khalyapina, L. A. Isaeva, O. E. Sorokina

“…Vladimir Gymnasium» in Stavropol, the implementation of state educational programs, the principles and features of the organization and content of the spiritual and moral development and civil and patriotic education of students, the organization of educational, educational and other activities of leaders, teachers and students of these Orthodox educational institutions of the city of Stavropol. …”
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Improving learning and confidence through small group, structured otoscopy teaching: a prospective interventional study by Peng You, Saad Chahine, Murad Husein

“…Conclusions A small-group, structured teaching session had positive effects on students’ confidence with otoscopy and identification of otologic landmarks. …”
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Fast Food Enterprise Opportunities Available to Graduates from Tertiary Institutions for Self-Employment in Delta State by Tessy Nkechi Apaokueze, Maureen Nkechi Fatoye

“…Lack of experience was a key issue for most pupils. Most students (88.5%) and teachers (81.3%) perceive client preferences and requests as a challenge. …”
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Kemampuan Pemecahan Masalah Matematika Siswa pada Pembelajaran Matematika Menggunakan Strategi Abduktif-Deduktif di SMA Negeri 1 Indralaya Utara by Suci Ariani, Yusuf Hartono, Cecil Hiltrimartin

“… This research is aimed to describe students’ problem solving skill in mathematics learning using abductive-deductive strategy. …”
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The Contribution of Simulated Patients to Undergraduate Medical Education: A Pathway to Educational Excellence by Paulo Oom

“…The possibility for the student to receive feedback from the simulated patient during or after the simulation represents a unique opportunity for the student to understand the ‘patient’s’ point of view and reflect on their limitations and opportunities for improvement. …”
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The longitudinal influence of cyberbullying victimization on depression, self-esteem and academic burnout among Chinese adolescents: mindfulness as a mediator by Yanping Lu, Longxin Dang, Yuan Tao, Yuan Tao

“…A sample of 1,421 Chinese high school students participated in this study. The participants were asked to complete self-report measures of CV, mindfulness, depression, self-esteem, and academic burnout at two time points, approximately six months apart. …”
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Engaging Preservice Secondary Science Teachers in TeachLivE^TM to Support English Learners in Developing and Communicating Science Ideas: An Innovation Guided by a Trifoc... by Kelsey Beeghly, Su Gao, Vassiliki Zygouris-Coe, Joyce Nutta

“…To meet the needs of English learners (ELs) and the call of the Next Generation Science Standards to engage all students in communicating science ideas, a collaboration between science, second language acquisition, and disciplinary literacy teacher educators resulted in a trifocal approach within a reformed science teacher education program. …”
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تقویم بعض القدرات البدنیة لدى طلبة المرحلة الأولى في كلیة التربیة الریاضیة الجامعة ألمستنصریھ by احمد حسن ياس

“…Hence, the problem lies in the lack of a calendar for the physical elements of the college students in general and students of the first phase in particular. …”
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History and Historians in Artificial Intelligence Age. Opportunities, Challenges and Risks by Constantin HLIHOR

“…Large language models such as GPT-3 and ChatGPT are able to generate compelling, non-plagiarized texts in response to simple natural language inputs, thus providing students with an opportunity to produce high-quality written assignments with minimal effort. …”
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A MOBILE-DEVICE-SUPPORTED PEER-ASSISTED LEARNING SYSTEM FOR COLLABORATIVE EARLY EFL READING by Yu-Ju Lan, Kuo-En Chang, Yao-ting Sung

“…However, simply grouping students heterogeneously and assigning them group goals does not guarantee that effective collaborative learning will ensue. …”
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Delivery of care in high mortality hospital settings: a direct observational study examining 1848 h of neonatal nursing in KenyaResearch in context by Abdulazeez Imam, Michuki Maina, Jalemba Aluvaala, Vincent Kagonya, Onesmus Onyango, Fredrick Were, Sebastian Fuller, Kenneth Karumba, Mike English, David Gathara, Peter Mwangi, Lucy Kinyua, Lydia Thuranira, Virginia Njoroge, Ngina Mwangi, Loise Mwangi, Penina Musyoka, Zainab Kioni

“…Unsupervised nursing students and mothers played prominent roles in the care of clinically unstable babies. …”
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THE CONCEPT OF WELL-BEING IN SCHOOL REFLECTED IN EUROPEAN AND INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTS by Florentina MOGONEA

“…What are the conditions, the factors that influence well-being, what are the pillars it is built on, what methods prove to be more effective in ensuring the wellbeing of students, teachers and all those involved in school activity are the essential questions that formed the basis of this investigation, based on the study and critical analysis of certain documents and reports drawn up by important European and international bodies (OECD, European Commission, UNICEF, World Health Organization). …”
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