Analyzing Students’ Difficulties in Learning Nahwu and Effective Pedagogical Solutions: A Psycholinguistic Approach by Segaf Baharun

“…Students exposed to these methods demonstrated higher engagement and reduced cognitive strain, leading to better application of grammatical structures. …”
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Finnish University Students’ Retrospective Reflections on Transitioning from Upper Secondary Education: Traits of Career Learning by Kicki Häggblom, Jessica Aspfors, Pia Nyman-Kurkiala

“…The formal foundation for career education is in place, which sets expectations regarding students’ career learning. This article aims at exploring career learning in Finnish general upper secondary education (GUS) through university students’ reflections on their experiences of transitioning from GUS to higher education. …”
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Neck Pain Effects on Head Movement and Tablet Positioning During Tablet PC Writing in College Students by Jiwon Moon, Ye-rin An, Sujin Kim

“…Although students commonly use tablets for writing, there is limited research on head movements during these tasks. …”

ORGANIZATION OF STUDENTS’ LEARNING ACTIVITIES IN E-LEARNING ENVIRONMENT by Dmitry N. Kryukov, Inna L. Vasilyeva

“…The Federal State Education Standards pay special attention to the organization of students’ work with use of active and interactive forms and the methods of training aimed at formation and development of students’ professional competences. …”
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Student-Initiated Interprofessional Case Discussions: Improving Students’ Perception of Interprofessional Education and Collaborative Practice / Studierenden-initiierte Interprofessionelle Fallbesprechungen: Verbesserung der studentischen Wahrnehmung von interprofessioneller Ausbildung und Zusammenarbeit by Büsser Lucas, Mulder Fanny, Zweifel Corina, Huber Marion

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Teachers’ perceptions of the roleplaying technique in teaching English speaking skills to non-English major students by An Truong Le

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FORMATION OF RUSSIAN NATIONAL IDENTITY OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: HERMENEUTICAL APPROACH by Alfia F. Zakirova, Larissa A. Semenova

“…The purpose of the article is the description of means and methods of formation of a Russian national identity (RNI), one of which is the organization of joint collective students’ activities on formation of skills of interpretation of a human behavior as a text event in the context of ethnic culture of a student in order to find common Russian collectivist values, their rethinking in terms of a search of the general national identity and the comprehension of the other on the basis of some cultural differences.Methods. …”
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Medical students’ attitudes, perceptions and future career interests towards embryology as a course at a public university in Ghana: a cross-sectional study by Kwame Opare-Asamoah, Zikirillah Sokun Alhassan

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Evaluating Nursing and Dietetics Students Regarding Nutrition, Non-Communicable Diseases, and Integrated Healthcare: A Multi-Center Survey Study by Patricia A. Dyett DrPH, MS, RDN, Lesley Ann Foster-Nicholas DrPH, MPH, RDN, Claudette Mitchell PhD, RD, Vanessa Jones-Oyefeso DrPH, CRNA, George Legall PhD

“…Dietetics majors, graduate/postgraduate students, Hispanics, and students enrolled at specific campus sites, obtained significantly higher total survey scores than others. …”
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Designing, implementing, and evaluating a gamification approach in childbirth training for midwifery students using computer and mobile application by Fereshteh Behmanesh, Zeinab Gholamnia-Shirvani, Saeideh Ghaffarifar, Hossein-Ali Nikbakht, Sana Nazmi

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DEVELOPMENT OF PROJECT BASED OUTDOOR LEARNING TOOLS IN GEOMETRY TO IMPROVE STUDENTS' PROBLEM SOLVING ABILITY by Masrukan Masrukan, Ernita Ernita

“…The research sample consists of students from classes VII D and VII E at SMP Negeri 2 Ungaran. …”
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Salacca sumatrana - based project-based learning: Students' positive attitudes and critical thinking by Fitri Agustina Lubis, Yus Mochamad Cholily, Abdulkadir Rahardjanto, Yuni Pantiwati, Poncojari Wahyono

“…However, PjBL in the learning process, based on previous research, has several advantages, such as increasing students' positive attitudes, students' learning motivation, increasing students' ability to learn cooperatively and collaboratively, increasing students' creativity, increasing students' academic abilities, improving students' communication skills. …”
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Project-Based Learning in Analytic Geometry Courses to Support Student’s Mathematic Communication Skill by Yunita Oktavia Wulandari, Eko Yuniarto, Cynthia Tri Octavianti

“…Through this project assignment, students can also develop their digital literacy skills.…”
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The Moral Development Based on Kohlberg\'s Theory among Medical Students by Reza Bidaki, Fatemeh Saghafi, Mohammad Mansouri Majoumard, Mahshid Nadershahbaz, Maryam Hadavi, Mohammad Ali Sajadi, Fariba Sepehri, Hadi Ghazalbash, Adeleh Sahebnasagh

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THE GRAVITY OF ACADEMIC PLAGIARISM IN THE PERCEPTION OF SCHOLARS, STUDENTS, AND SCIENCE POLICY MAKERS IN BULGARIA by Irena Vassileva, Diana Yankova, Mariya Chankova

“…Therefore, the main goals of the project are to analyze the concept of plagiarism in academia, arriving at a clear and detailed definition, applicable in practice to create efficient methods to combat it, and to investigate its understanding by students, scholars and science managers to establish the discrepancies between the nature of plagiarism and its perception in the Bulgarian academic community. …”
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Exploring the Role of Teachers in Facilitating Communication and Social Interaction among Deaf Students: A Case Study at SLB-E Negeri Pembina Medan by Badai Mutiara Rezeki Nasution, Ismail Ismail

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Effectiveness of Project-Based Learning and Think-Pair-Share Cooperative Learning Models in Improving Students’ Learning Outcomes Based on Their Learning Interest by Grace Fine Situngkir, Saliman Saliman

“…The results of the study showed that both learning models were effective in improving learning outcomes; however, their effectiveness was affected by students’ level of learning interest. The PjBL model was more effective for students with a high level of learning interest, while the TPS model was more suitable for students with moderate to low learning interest. …”
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Students and Supervisors’ Evaluation of Online International Doctoral Supervision by Jesús Salinas

“…Twenty-six supervisors and students were interviewed, affording a view from both sides, so as to better understand the process and its difficulties. …”
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Identifying cultural codes of students in order to develop advert messages by S. A. Afonsky

“…Later a focus-group was organized (12 volunteers, 3rd year students) and a dictionary of cultural codes was developed. …”
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Learning about learning: developing conservatoire students’ pedagogical knowledge by Luan Shaw

“…Yet pedagogical training in music has enormous potential to support students to learn about their own learning development and that of others, and as such can enhance students’ employability in or beyond music. …”
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