Differences in Some Morphological Characteristics and Body Mass Index in Children of Younger School Age with Reference to Their Gender by Boris Banjevic

“…The research has been performed on a sample of 60 students divided into two groups: 32 boys and 28 girls from the second and and third grade of the Primary school “Jagos Kontic” from Nikšić. …”
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The effectiveness of education moral intelligence concepts to children through animation, stories, pictures and computer games by Davood Latifi, Yousef Gorji, faezeh taghipour

“…Therefore, 100 female students were selected from Isfahan schools and divided into 5 groups (4 experimental groups and one control group). …”
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Collaborative concept mapping in team-based learning: synthesizing complex immunology concepts in medical education by Dwayne M. Baxa, Tracey A. H. Taylor, Claudio Cortes, Kyeorda Kemp

“…A voluntary seven-question Likert-scale survey was offered to students to capture their perspective on the utility of the activity. …”
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FILTERS INTERNET TRAFFIC IN EDUCATION by Nadezhda M. Akchurina, Gennady V. Slyusarev

“…Extensive penetration of Internet in education opened opportunities for students to access potentially dangerous content with extremist, terrorist and antisocial orientation. …”
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Matematika dan Budaya Sasak: Kajian Etnomatematika di Lombok Timur by Al Kusaeri, Muhamad Habib Husnial Pardi

“…Learning mathematics by utilizing Sasak cultural products carried out in islamic education institutions in MI NW Kembang Kerang shown good results on the implementation of learning, achieving ideal time of learning activities of students and teachers, positive responses from students after following the learning process, and changes in learning outcomes from before and after learning is done. …”
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LOCUS OF CONTROL AS A DETERMINANT OF AGGRESSIVENESS IN INTELLECTUALLY GIFTED ADOLESCENTS by T. A. Voronova, S. V. Dubrovina, Ju. V. Chepurko

“…The research was performed on the basis of systematic and person-oriented approaches to studying the individual characteristics of students. The types of locus of personal control were determined using J. …”
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The Global Health Research Capacity Strengthening (GHR-CAPS) Program: trainees’ experiences and perspectives by Lisa Merry, Anne-Marie Turcotte-Tremblay, Nazmul Alam, Nicole D’souza, Myriam Fillion, Federica Fregonese, Lara Gautier, Kadidiatou Kadio

“…These included providing more support for navigating career transitions and developing a program of research, and removing geographical restrictions to access financial resources, including bursaries and small grants which can directly support the research of students and junior researchers. Overall, the trainees felt that participation in a mentorship program like GHR-CAPS yields multiple benefits including greater academic productivity, network expansion, increased professional confidence, and enhancement of knowledge and skills. …”
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THE CONCEPT OF INFORMATION AND COGNITIVE ENVIRONMENT AS A METHODOLOGICAL BASIS OF THE FUTURE TEACHERS’ PROFESSIONAL TRAINING IN THE CONDITIONS OF THE HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION... by Krasiuk Iryna, Udris Iryna

“…The pedagogical terms for the productivity of the information and cognitive environment in establishing emotionally favourable circumstances and psychological comfort for the development of students’ professional abilities, creative thinking, active professional position and a creative style of activity, have been reasoned. …”
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PENINGKATAN HASIL BELAJAR KALKULUS MELALUI PEMBELAJARAN BERBASIS ANEKA SUMBER by Ade Mirza, Revi Lestari Pasaribu

“…This observational result points out to mark sense result step-up studies college student, at least 85% entire college student gets achievement point 75.…”
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PENINGKATAN AKTIVITAS DAN HASIL BELAJAR IPS MELALUI MODEL PEMBELAJARAN PICTURE AND PICTURE PADA SISWA KELAS 2 by Mega Wahyuningsih

“…All students had reached the KKM. The percentage of student completeness is 100%. …”
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PROJECT-BASED LEARNING AS A PEDAGOGICAL LEVER IN A MASTER'S PROGRAM IN FRENCH: AN ALGERIAN EXPERIENCE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF EL-OUED by Mounir MILOUDI

“…The synthesis leads to the conclusion that this pedagogy enables students to engage in group work and research to achieve a collective goal. …”
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Teacher in the social space of a modern city by Boris Yu. Berzin, Aleksey V. Maltsev, Denis V. Shkurin

“…It should be noted that the most intense interaction is with students, somewhat weaker with the parents of students. …”
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MEDIA PEMBELAJARAN INTERAKTIF WORD WALL TERHADAP HASIL BELAJAR SISWA PADA MATERI ETIKA PROFESI KELAS X AKUNTANSI SMK PARIWISATA KOSGORO KOTA CIREBON by Maya Dewi Kurnia, Yopi Nisa Febianti, Ambarwati Ambarwati

“…Through a prioritized approach with pre-test data to measure students' cognitive abilities, then given a word wall learning media treatment, taking post-test data to measure students' final abilities. …”
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Global Trends in Education: Artificial Intelligence, Postplagiarism, and Future-focused Learning for 2025 and Beyond – 2024–2025 Werklund Distinguished Research Lecture by Sarah Elaine Eaton

“…Eaton inspire us to think about how we can prepare today’s students to be ethical leaders and citizens of tomorrow. …”
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Modelling of a Best Practice in an Inclusive School in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Inclusive Education Model of the Centre for Social Inclusive Programmes by Iva Boneva

“…The model is firmly based on the Kazakh state regulations and is permeated by what inclusion is not possible without - the culture of the school, i.e. the attitudes of the management, teachers, students, the way of life and the atmosphere in the school during lessons and in leisure time.…”
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Is Accurate Perception of Body Image Associated with Appropriate Weight-Control Behavior among Adolescents of the Seychelles by Heba Alwan, Bharathi Viswanathan, Fred Paccaud, Pascal Bovet

“…A substantial proportion of the overweight students did not consider themselves as overweight (SPS: 24%, CEQ: 34%), and a substantial proportion of the normal-weight students considered themselves as too thin (SPS: 29%, CEQ: 15%). …”
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Enhancing SQL Learning: Gamified tutorials and flipped classroom synergy by Sandor Kiraly, Tamas Balla, Dora Kiraly, Geoffrey Vaughan

“…These results underscore the value of integrating interactive, student-centered approaches in early SQL education.…”
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From research misconduct to disciplinary sanction: an empirical examination of French higher education case law by Olivier Leclerc, Nicolas Klausser

“…This article analyses all the disciplinary decisions handed down on appeal by the Conseil national de l'enseignement supérieur et de la recherche (CNESER) between 1991 and 2023, concerning breaches of research integrity by academics and doctoral students ( n  = 333). Three findings are highlighted. …”
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À propos de l’absentéisme scolaire et de la “déscolarisation” : de l’injonction “partenariale” aux résistances professionnelles by Arlette Meunier

“…The issue being how to (or not to) get rid of those students, called risk-children. Some professionals try to catch them as customers when other actors choose to keep them in the national system of education. …”
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PyChatAI: Enhancing Python Programming Skills—An Empirical Study of a Smart Learning System by Manal Alanazi, Ben Soh, Halima Samra, Alice Li

“…PyChatAI offers continuous, personalised assistance and is particularly beneficial for students who prefer remote or low-pressure learning environments. …”
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