THE EFFECT OF SMARTPHONE APPS AND TECHNOLOGY COMPATIBILITY ON DIABETES CONTROL IN DIABETIC PATIENTS USING INSULIN by Mustafa Kahraman, Ramazan Çakmak, İlhan Satman, Kubilay Karşıdağ, Şükrü Öztürk, Meryem Merve Ören Çelik, Mehmet Akif Karan

“…In the model that examined the factors affecting the use of smartphone applications (Nagelkerke R2=44.6%, sensitivity=82.9% specificity=69.2%), it showed that higher education students’ rate of using smartphone applications was 14.7 times higher than those with lower education; and those with an income level between 2 and 4 times above minimum wage were found to be 2.5 times higher than those with an income level of or below minimum wage. …”
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Electronic Educational Assessment: Challenges, Effectiveness and Prospects by Habiba BOUIJIJ, Ismail KICH

“…Additionally, it can enhance accessibility for students with specific needs through customized features. …”
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Teacher Perceptions about the Culturally Responsive Education Approach of the Turkish Education System: Q Methodology Study by Osman Barutcu, Gürkan Sarıdaş, Funda Nayir

“…As a result of the analysis, it was found that teachers agreed with the statement "students' cultural competence skills for different cultures are increased." …”
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Influence of Dental Pain and Tooth Sensitivity on the Intention to Quit Smoking among Schoolchildren by Muhammad Nazir, Hassan AlAbdullah, Muhanad Alhareky, Asim Al-Ansari, Jehan Alhumaid

“…This cross-sectional study included a sample of 10–12 grade male students from public high schools in different cities of the Eastern province of Saudi Arabia. …”
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Development and certification of reference standards for phenolic content in biologicals, based on comparison of results obtained by GLC, HPLC, spectrophotometric, and colorimetric... by O. N. Kolesnikova, O. V. Fadeikina, O. B. Ustinnikova, R. A. Volkova, A. A. Movsesyants

“…The statistical analysis of results included calculation of the arithmetic mean, standard deviation, coefficient of variation, and analysis of variance with Student’s t-test and Fisher’s F-test. Results: the results of phenolic content determination by the spectrophotometric, colorimetric, and HPLC methods were statistically comparable. …”
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IMPLEMENTATION OF THE IJEN GEOPARK EDUCATION PROGRAM IN SCHOOLS TO SUPPORT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT by Titis Sari Hanggardimas Siwi Hartanti, Syamsul Bachri, Heni Masruroh, Tuti Mutia, Sumarmi Sumarmi

“…The impact of the program was delineated, highlighting increased understanding among students regarding the interplay between humans and the environment, heightened awareness regarding the importance of nature conservation career prospects in natural sciences, environmental studies, and nature conservation.  …”
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Comparison of Rumen Fluid pH by Continuous Telemetry System and Bench pH Meter in Sheep with Different Ranges of Ruminal pH by Leonardo F. Reis, Antonio H. H. Minervino, Carolina A. S. C. Araújo, Rejane S. Sousa, Francisco L. C. Oliveira, Frederico A. M. L. Rodrigues, Enoch B. S. Meira-Júnior, Raimundo A. Barrêto-Júnior, Clara S. Mori, Enrico L. Ortolani

“…The results were compared using the Bland-Altman analysis of agreement, Pearson coefficients of correlation and determination, and paired analysis of variance with Student’s t-test. The measurement methods presented a strong correlation (r=0.94, P<0.05) but the rumen pH that was measured continuously using a telemetry system resulted in lower values than the bench pH meter (overall mean of 5.38 and 5.48, resp., P=0.0001). …”
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Case vignettes-based workshops as a tool to facilitate interdisciplinary engagement with complex problems in sustainability education by Martin Mickelsson, Emma Oljans

“…Two one-day participatory research workshops were conducted at higher educational institutions, involving a total of 60 interdisciplinary participants, including 10 educators and 20 students from two universities in Zimbabwe. A thematic analysis using analytical categories based on previous literature resulted in the development of six themes, ranging from developing systems thinking, and thorough decision justification, to co-created knowledge. …”
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Augmented Reality for Natural Heritage Education: A Design Framework for Enhancing Indoor Experiences by Athanasios Evagelou, Alexandros Kleftodimos, Magdalini Grigoriou, Georgios Lappas

“…The results indicate that the AR-enhanced educational activity captured the students’ interest and facilitated a collaborative learning environment. …”
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RETRACTED: Nexus Between Foreign Direct Investment Inflow, Renewable Energy Consumption, Ambient Air Pollution, and Human Mortality: A Public Health Perspective From Non-linear ARD... by Muhammad Haroon Shah, Sultan Salem, Bilal Ahmed, Irfan Ullah, Alam Rehman, Muhammad Zeeshan, Zeeshan Fareed

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To Examine of Nation Schools from the Perspective of Public Education by Fezade Bayraktutan

“…The Nation Schools contributed to an increased rate of literate students and helped public education have more structure. …”
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Perceived effects of accreditation on education quality and health-related job outcomes: scales validation and correlates in Lebanon by Deema Rahme, Daniele Saade, Hala Sacre, Chadia Haddad, Samah Tawil, Samar Merhi, Randa Aoun, Aline Hajj, Fouad Sakr, Jihan Safwan, Marwan Akel, Rony M. Zeenny, Pascale Salameh

“…Clear communication of accreditation status correlated positively with RCUP (β = 1.097, p = 0.004). Pharmacy students scored higher on RCUP (β = 2.412, p = 0.002). …”
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Оn the implementation of a transdisciplinary approach in preparing future mathematics teachers by S. I. Кalinin, L. V. Pankratova

“…The presented means of implementing the transdisciplinary approach can also be comprehended in teaching students of other areas of training.…”
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The energy that drives human networked organizations: a model for leading schools to thrive in complex times by Karolyn J. Snyder, Kristen Michelle Snyder, Anna Mårtensson

“…Using Quantum physics as a theoretical lens, the authors introduce a model for leading schools as human-networked organizations, enabling them to become more responsive and adaptive to the evolving needs of students, businesses, and society.MethodsThe model is derived from an ethnography study of a private school in the United States, in which an existential-phenomenological approach, inspired by the work of Heidegger, was used to examine how educators describe the experience of working in a Human Networked Organization. …”
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Learning English for specific purposes (ESPs) through social media platforms (SMPs): a systematic review by Rasha Abdullah Alshaye, Amr Selim Wannas, Mohamed Saeed Bakr

“…These techniques have to be interesting and enjoyable in order to lower the anxiety levels of students when learning English (Bakhsh, 2016). That is why many scholars and teachers look forward to integrating technology into language teaching. …”
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How Efficient Are Hydroponic Lettuce Production Systems in Nutrient Usage Under Low and High Salinity? by Kelsey Vought, Haimanote Bayabil, Ana Martin-Ryals

“…The information contained in this document is relevant to a diverse audience, including students, researchers, Extension agents who have some level of understanding about controlled environment agriculture (CEA) and water and fertilizer management techniques, and hydroponic growers. …”
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Osteopathic Graduates in Plastic Surgery: How Can We Improve the Pipeline? by Kristof S. Gutowski, BS, Irene Yau, DO, Ariel E. Figueroa, MD, Alice Yau, MD, Marina A. Lentskevich, MD, Kristyn N. Kraus, DO, Jordan E. Wiebe, DO, Gregory A. Greco, DO, Arun K. Gosain, MD

“…An anonymous survey was distributed to Student Affairs directors of all 43 osteopathic medical schools, who were asked to forward the survey to their respective student bodies. …”
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Establishing the VR-haptic thinkers group: Insights and progress in dental training technologies by Szabolcs Felszeghy, Mikko Liukkonen, Nicla Flacco, Mahmoud M. Bakr, Sarah Rampf, Simona-Georgiana Schick, Maria F. Sittoni-Pino, Kristin Ackerman, Santiago Arias-Herrera, Ben Audsley, Santiya Bell, Samantha Byrne, Giorgia Carpegna, Mark R. Durham, Kandace Gourley, Outi Huhtela, Hanna Hytönen, Carlos López-Roig, David Morton, Masako Nagasawa, Cesar Orsini, Damiano Pasqualini, Amitha Ranauta, María P. Rodríguez-Hopp, Anna L. Suominen, Jorge A. Tricio-Pesce, Michael Wolcott, Muhammad A. Shazib, Thomas J. Greany, Michael Lampe, Margrit Maggio, Sompop Bencharit, Rebecca Stolberg, Gülsün Gül, Barry Quinn, Murat Mutluay

“…Additionally, students can practice in their own time and pace, outside of teaching hours. …”
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Integration of Comprehensive Dentistry in Modern Healthcare: A Paradigm Shift in Oral Health Management by Roopal Srivastava, Gyanendra Kumar, Shruti Tandon

“…In any private and government institution, these clinical setups may accommodate early appointments while also providing students with significant exposure to every aspect of dentistry, promoting a comprehensive knowledge of the field. …”
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Animal Metaphors and University Rape Culture: A Look at Violence against Women on Campuses in Canada, Spain, Australia, Mexico, and the USA by Irene Lopez-Rodriguez

“…They are also part of dorm’s publications and emails that label female students as prey to be hunted. Even bathroom graffiti display metaphoric fauna that renders female students as pigs. …”
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