Misfortune Seldom Comes Alone: Evidence from Typhoon Effects During COVID-19 Quarantines in the Philippines by YINGXUE JIN, MAKIKO NAKAMURO, YASUYUKI SAWADA, ANDREW S. GRIFFEN, TSEND-AYUSH SOSORBARAM, YUKICHI MANO

“…The typhoon also reduced the home-study time of high school students. These findings highlight the need for flood risk reduction and targeted interventions to address the lingering mental health effects of extreme weather events in vulnerable populations.…”
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Women in the Law School Curriculum: Equity is About More Than Just Access by Rachael Field

“…[Extract] As students have become increasingly familiar with, and dependent on, computer technology, the boundaries of what constitutes a comfortable, stimulating, flexible and varied learning environment have altered. …”
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METHODOLOGICAL BASES OF ECOLOGICAL CULTURE FORMATION OF PUPILS ON THE BASIS OF ECO-DEVELOPMENT IDEAS by Natalia F. Vinokurova, Vera V. Nikolina, Olga E. Efimova

“…A characteristic of ecological culture of students as the goal of environmental education based on ecodevelopment ideas is given. …”
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Uroens muligheter og gjenopplivning av det pedagogiske paradoks by Lene Cherize Haugland Sirevåg

“…It suggests that disruptions might trigger new understandings of children’s democratic citizenship and nurture a zest for life and vitality among students in schools. By re-examining the role of disruptions in education, the essay seeks to highlight the potential benefits of nurturing and caring for rather than merely controlling disturbances in school. …”
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Searching for Scientific Culture in Professional Development Programs for In-Service Teachers: Case of Latvia by Linda Daniela, Zinta Zālīte-Supe

“…It fosters an environment where students develop as independent learners, problem-solvers, and informed citizens. …”
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Abordaje de los procesos de lectura y escritura en una escuela: propuesta pedagógica en y para la diversidad by Silvia Elena León-Muñoz

“…Considering diversity allows social changes, consequently, school curriculum for the diversity provides real access for students, as well as flexibility. Additionally, children are taught to value diversity as way of enhance interpersonal coexistence. …”
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Writing Feeds Literature by Abdelhak NEMOUCHI

“…The comparative analysis revealed that the students’ marks in writing and literature reflect a logical correspondence between the learners’ performance in both modules. …”
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Integrative function of the university library: forms of implementation in the external informational-educational space by A. V. Mikhailova

“…The integrative function content of university libraries is connected with creating a uniform information-educational space of the region, namely the unification of library activities of territorial entities (a region, a city) and libraries of other regional systems and departments (education, science, culture, etc.).The next form of implementing the integration external direction is participation of education institutions in development of the existing electronic library systems, i.e. interaction between electronic resources created by the universities of culture and arts, and external electronic resources available to students. Thus, integrative function of the university libraries includes supporting to fill external electronic library systems with the profile content (both educational and scientific character).The third form implementing the integration external direction is an integrated electronic library. …”
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Effectiveness of Quantum Learning-Based Speech Skills Learning Using Flip Book Media by Nurwa Purnama, Yuniar Yuniar, Kemas Muhammad, Achamd Yani

“…In addition, students reported higher levels of engagement and motivation during learning. …”
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Challenge/Competence Appraisal by Swiss Two-Way Immersion Teachers of the “Cursus bilingue/Bilingualer Studiengang” in Their Professionalization Process and Career-Entry Stage Impl... by Melanie Buser

“…With teaching internships in two linguistic regions, two-way immersion students demonstrate a <i>capacity for adaptability</i>. …”
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Az itt-és-most létállapot támogatása a reflexiós folyamatban by Gabriella Márta GORBAI

“…Yet, during the teaching period students often claim as a problem the lack of „presence” while they are teaching. …”
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Blockchain based intelligent disbursement in National Scholarship Portal by Lifna Challissery Samu, Neelkanth Khithani, Kushl Alve, Vedang Gambhire, Atharva Hande, Shivam Choubey

“…Abstract The National Scholarship Portal in India serves as a one‐stop solution for students seeking financial aid for their studies across the country. …”
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A constructivist analysis of Grade 8 learners’ errors and misconceptions in simplifying mathematical algebraic expressions by Eunice Kolitsoe Moru, Motlatsi Mathunya

“…However, many studies show algebra as posing problems even to the most gifted students. This phenomenon, therefore, necessitates more studies to be conducted in this area. …”
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Indigo from Indigofera spp.: Historical and Cultural Overview by Pamela Moon, Yuncong Li, Geoffrey Meru, Wagner Vendrame, Terence Molnar, Xingbo Wu

“…The information included in this publication could be of interest to researchers, students, extension agents, growers, the dye industry, and the public. …”
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應用智慧型家教系統於國小學童閱讀策略 教學之學習歷程研究 A Study on the Learning Process of Applying an Autotutoring System to Teach Reading Strategies to Elementary School Children... by 陳茹玲 Ju-Ling Chen, 曾厚強 Hou-Chiang Tseng, 連啟舜 Chi-Shun Lien, 蔡旻穎 Min-Ying Tsai, 宋曜廷 Yao-Ting Sung

“…Data revealed that these students needed minimal guidance, while low-reading-ability students benefited from clear prompts. …”
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Foreign language olympiads as a way to increase motivation for its studying in the educational paradigm of higher education by A. N. Kolesnichenko, O. B. Simonova

“…The relevance of the research problem is substantiated by the fact that this procedure creates the basis for developing students’ interest in constant progress in mastering foreign languages (i.e., it increases the level of motivation to learn a foreign language), in systematizing and deepening knowledge of a foreign language. …”
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PODCAST-BASED LEARNING: EVALUATING THE SUCCESS OF LEARNING MEDIA DEVELOPMENT IN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION by R Eka Murtinugraha, Shilmi Arifah, Rosmawita Saleh, Riyan Arthur, Nindya Reza Ostiyani

“…The sampling technique was randomly conducted on 168 students from five Building Engineering Education Study Program classes who had taken the course. …”
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Approaches to Ensuring the Reliability of Information in Open Online Encyclopedias. Ruwiki Encyclopedia Experience by Dmitry Rozhkov

“…Unlike Wikipedia, which relies on anonymous authors and verifiability through authoritative sources, Ruwiki undergoes rigorous editorial review and peer review of its content, making the encyclopedia a trusted resource, especially in demand for educational purposes such as preparing students for state exams.…”
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Book Review: Vorgeschichtliche Techniken im Archäologischen Experiment im Steinzeitpark Dithmarschen by Rüdiger Kelm and Birte Meller (ed.) by Wulf Hein

“…The Archaeological Institute of Hamburg University has been offering courses to students in the field of “Experimental Archaeology and Museum Pedagogy”, for over 15 years. …”
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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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