Progression of myopia among school-aged children in Guangzhou, China by Kun Huang, Zhi-Dan Wu, Ze-Hao Chen, Jin Chen, Zhuo-Ming Tang, Rong Lin

“…Among them, 1066 students participated in the follow-up survey the following year. …”
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Leitgedanken für den fächerübergreifenden Unterricht in der Oberstufe by Stefan Keymer, Ramona Lau, Thomas Willberg

“…Based on an idea of interdisciplinarity in teaching, the advantages of interdisciplinary and theme-oriented course concepts for the education of upper secondary school students are discussed (Section 3). Finally, based on the regulations for interdisciplinary teaching in North Rhine-Westphalia (Section 4), the specific form of interdisciplinary teaching in the basic courses is discussed in order to provide an answer to the question: “How does the Oberstufen-Kolleg think about and organise interdisciplinary teaching in the basic courses?” …”
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Estudios previos cursados y género de los maestros de primaria en formación: efectos sobre la resolución de problemas / Pre-service primary teachers' gender and studies previousl... by Alexandre Caballer Alonso, Joan Josep Solaz Portolés

“…The results of the analyses of variance simple showed that: a) men undergraduate students solve the difficult problem more successfully than women undergraduate students, b) students who had completed post-compulsory secondary education do not solve the problems significantly better than the others, and c) students who had studied physics and chemistry in the tenth grade at high school solve the problems significantly better than the others.…”
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An analytical study of cognitive achievement and the accuracy of soccer scoring according to the ingram system by Aseel Dawood Dr. Nuhad Mohammed

“…Using the descriptive approach using the analytical method, the sample number reached (60) students and (22) students were excluded because of the appearance of patterns in them. …”
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Enhancing Thai EFL learners' conversation skills through the CA-T Model: a conversation analysis-informed approach by Kemtong Sinwongsuwat

“…Statistical analyses revealed significant improvements across all educational levels (p < 0.01), further supported by positive qualitative feedback from teacher and student group interviews. Teachers expressed a strong intention to continue using the CA-T model in their classrooms, while students reported satisfaction with their conversational achievements. …”
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DIGITALISATION OF TEACHING AND LEARNING METHODS IN STATISTICS by DANIELA-EMANUELA DĂNĂCICĂ

“…The results indicate that the use of digital tools such as SPSS, R, Python, EViews, Stata, e-learning platforms, gamification and virtual/augmented reality contributes to improving academic performance, student motivation and engagement, while also facilitating the acquisition of advanced digital and analytical skills required by today's labour market. …”
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Metaverse in the university and university in the metaverse: metaversity and multiversity by S. Khosravi

“…Increasing students’ performance and satisfaction requires adoption and adaptation to other technologies. …”
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EFFECTIVENESS OF THE REGULATORY ENFORCEMENT FOR AML IN UKRAINE: IS IT ALL QUIET ON THE FINANCIAL FRONT? by Вікторія Коваленко, Олена Шевцова, Сергій Шелудько, Олена Мацків, Cергій Азаренков

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تزامن أسلوبي الامري و الاحتواء في الوحدة التعلیمیة لتعلم بعض المھارات الأساسیة بكرة القدم by محمد رحيم غاوي

“… Abstract The study aimed to use the principle of synchronization in the two styles Prince and containment in the module to learn some basic skills of football as a new educational means to reach through which to achieve the objectives and advantages of teaching physical education and the researcher suppose that there were statistically significant differences between the results of the tribal tests , post and post between the two groups(experimental and control) search on (30) containedand in favor of the experimental group, the sample students from fifth grade students were divided into two groups (experimental and control group) results skill tests showed that the principle of synchronization is an effective way to learn the skills of rolling and handling football and researcher recommended the need to use synchronization in education, especially learning football skills. …”
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Adaptation of Standard Spreadsheet Software for the Analysis of DNA Sequences by Neil R. McEwan, Derek Gatherer

“…It is also ideal for introducing biological science students to the programming potential of spreadsheets.…”
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La Cité Universitaire Internationale de Paris by Sébastien Bureau, Guilherme Marinho de Miranda, Lionel Rossini

“…The Cité Internationale of Paris is the place where concentrate most university halls of residence in the French capital with a displayed vocation to welcome the students and the researchers of the whole world since 1925. …”
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PRACTICALITY AND EFFECTIVINESS OF BILINGUAL COMPUTER-BASED LEARNING MODULE by Adlia Alfiriani, Ellbert Hutabri

“…Based on the effectiveness test in the cognitive domain, from 24 students, 20 of them were completing at the average percentage of 84.44 while 4 students were not. …”
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Educational Activities for Acquiring Skills in the EEES adapted Degrees by Santiago Tolosa, Antonio Hidalgo, Evaristo A. Ojalvo, Agustina Guiberteau

“…The results of the experience is that students achieve most of the skills considered in the title. …”
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Hemp-lime as a tool for undergraduate research and teaching experiences by Daniel P. Hindman, Tom Hammett

“…The continued growth of hemp-based products in construction is a subject that many students in the Sustainable Biomaterials department at Virginia Tech are interested in pursuing as a career. …”
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Effects of summer schools: Who benefits the most? by Mélanie Monfrance, Carla Haelermans, Trudie Schils

“…This study investigates whether publicly funded summer school programs in secondary education are of substantive meaning for the math performance of students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds. More specifically, we explore whether this is the case when the summer programs are not explicitly aimed at low-SES students. …”
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Sundanese "kitāb" printed in early-twentieth-century Egypt as evidence of Islamic transregional networks by Jajang A. Rohmana

“…This shift corresponds to the increasing number of pilgrims and Malay-Indonesian students, including those from West Java, in Mecca and the consequent increasing demand for books. …”
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Development of intellectual and creative abilities as a pedagogical phenomenon by Yuliana Y. Yumashina

“…The author shows the features of divergent thinking of younger students. The results obtained can help teachers in the development and selection of adequate methods and techniques in correctional and developmental work with younger students with speech disorders.…”
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Differentiation approach in education: Tailoring instruction for diverse learner needs by Nigora Goyibova, Narzulla Muslimov, Gulnoza Sabirova, Nargiza Kadirova, Barnoxon Samatova

“…Conclusion: In order to address the varying needs of students, foster inclusion, and improve academic performance, differentiation in education is crucial. …”
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The teachers’ evolving role in mitigating violent extremism in Kenyan secondary schools by John Njeru Maringa, Garai Imre, György Mészáros

“…This has affected learning in some of the schools, as some students have been targets for recruitment through the established local recruitment networks. …”
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Gogol and the Western Slavophilia in Critical Perspective by Igor A. Vinogradov

“…The essay focuses on the well-know “dissident case” (delo o volnodumstve) that affected Gogol already as a student at Nezhinskaya gymnasium in the 1820s. It also covers such subjects as: Gogol’s communication with Polish emigrants, participants of the Polish uprising (1830–1831), when he was abroad in 1836–1837; Mickiewicz’s Parisian lectures in Collège de France in 1840–1844; the history of the Ukrainian-Slavic Society in 1846–1847; and the consequences of the publication of the book About the Russian State by Giles Fletcher, British ambassador to Russia in the 16 th century. …”
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