Differentiated Education Using Technology in Junior and High School Classrooms by Elissavet Spyropoulou, Manolis Wallace, Vassilis Poulopoulos

“…This entry presents the findings of a bibliographic review in Differentiated Instruction (DI), emphasizing its importance in classrooms with diverse student abilities. DI encourages teachers to adjust their instructional methods based on students’ learning profiles and needs. …”
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LL’intelligenza artificiale generativa: rischi e opportunità in ambito educativo. Il progetto «CounselorBot» per il supporto tutoriale by Daniele Dragoni, Massimo Margottini

“…This article analyzes the opportunities offered by AI and the strategies to mitigate its risks, examines the AI Act, and presents the «Counselor-Bot» project, a concrete example of an application designed to support students in their educational and career guidance paths.…”
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RELATIONSHIP PARENTING AND MENTORING ONLINE LEARNING FOR SCHOOL AGE DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN TANGERANG WEST JAVA by Nabila Aisyah Safira, Jaeudin Jaeudin

“…ABSTRACT Backgrounds:Due to the increasing spread of the corona virus in Indonesia, the government immediately took action to stop the spread of the virus, one of which was by imposing online learning (on the network) so that students did learning at home accompanied by parents so that parenting patterns for children should be more effective. intense. …”
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PENERAPAN TEAM GAMES TOURNAMENT (TGT) DALAM UPAYA MENINGKATKAN KREATIVITAS DAN MINAT BELAJAR PADA STANDAR KOMPETENSI PROSES PENGELOLAAN KREDIT by Nining Mariyaningsih

“…The collected data were: (1) students' activities during learning, (2) teacher and students’ interaction, (3) the level of students' creativity and interest, (4) student achievement and (5) students' response toward the learning process. …”
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Methodology and methods of training children with disabilities in an inclusive distance education system by T. M. Egorova, N. N. Belukhina, T. S. Akhmedzyanova

“…The authors validate feasibility of the possibility of borrowing the benefits of e-learning to study humanities, natural and technical sciences, and propose the tools that allow adapting training to the students’ characteristics, regardless of their physical disabilities. …”
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DIAGNOSTICS OF POLYCULTURAL COMPETENCE OF FUTURE TEACHERS by O. G. Smolyaninova, V. V. Korshunova, Ya. M. Dayneko

“…Theoretical and empirical methods of studying of formation of components of poly-cultural competence of students are used; interviewing and questioning of students, methods of quantitative-qualitative and content analysis are applied.Results and scientific novelty. …”
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Exploring Teachers' Perceptions of GeoGebra's Usefulness for Learning Limits and Continuity: A Gender Perspective by Jean Pierre Alpha Munyaruhengeri, Odette Umugiraneza, Jean Baptiste Ndagijimana, Theoneste Hakizimana

“…GeoGebra is widely recognized for its potential to aid students in grasping abstract mathematical concepts, particularly in areas like Limits and Continuity. …”
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USE OF ADVERTISING MATERIALS IN TEACHING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE by Ruslan M. Kliuchnyk, Olesia I. Opaleva

“…The authors aim at analyzing the effectiveness of commercials using comparative tables. Thus, the students develop not only language skills but also improve their business and professional qualities. …”
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User perception analysis of the developed AR applications: satisfaction and development directions by Inga Titchiev, Olesea Caftanatov

“…Prototypes were tested with various user groups, including middle school and university students, who provided valuable feedback through surveys. …”
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Developing MOOCS as a Teaching and Learning Approach in Cultural Heritage Studies by Maria Pigaki, Carmen García Martínez

“…As a practical result of the theoretical discussion, the study presents the experience of designing a massive open online course (MOOC) on Geotechnologies for Cultural Heritage within the MINERVA project and discusses its implications for improving the digital training of students in this field. The results of experimentation in new pedagogical approaches and technologies in teaching and learning, such as those in this MOOC, on the one hand, offer teachers a clear opportunity to reflect on and expand their teaching methods, and, on the other, present students with innovative practices through spatial tools. …”
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Digital service as a driver for learning English in 4.0 Industry by Evgenia Viktorovna Polzikova

“…The methodological basis of the research is the general scientific methods of cognition: analysis of Internet sources, generalization.The results of the research are the following: methodologically valuable websites that can be used in the process of teaching English have been chosen, a methodological development of a seminar in English using electronic resources has been presented, which contributes to increasing the interest of students, the availability of training, and improving the quality of the educational process.The authors have concluded that the described resources of the digital service can be put into practice and introduced into seminars and lectures, which will contribute to a more effective assimilation of language skills by students.…”
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Ontological approach to modeling innovation processes on the example of a distributed educational network of the University by D. G. Korneev, M. S. Gasparian, A. A. Mikryukov

“…At present, research in this area mainly concerns issues such as the use of multimedia technologies and simulation programs, knowledge testing technologies based on the competency model, methods for measuring the degree of satisfaction with the quality of training, and management methods based on the portfolio of students. These issues and problems are considered with varying degrees of detail, for example, in [1, 2, 3, 4] and other works. …”
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The Main Directions of Improving Higher Education in the Republic of Uzbekistan in the Context of Digital Transformation of the Economy by S. S. Sadykov

“…In this paper the author suggests that digital technologies are individualizing the educational process, diversify, and develop students’ independence. Thus, the quality of education improves, and it is not only the full and high-quality fulfillment of the requirements of the curriculum: classes begin to meet the personal interests and needs of students and graduate students. …”
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Impact of Entrepreneurship Education on Creativity: An Experience With Propensity Score Matching in Chile Impacto de la educación para el emprendimiento en la creatividad: Una expe... by Francisco Olivos, Isabel Álvarez, Fabián Díaz

“…An evaluation was conducted through Propensity Score Matching with a sample of 150 students from five secondary schools. In general, the evaluation suggests that the program has a positive effect on the scores obtained by the students in the creative imagination test and in the narrative creativity and graphical creativity subtests.  …”
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Représentations des étudiants sur les scientifiques et les savoirs scientifiques : exploration des caractéristiques associées et de leurs spécificités by Laurence Maurines, Magali Fuchs-Gallezot, Marie-Joëlle Ramage

“…How do students consider the specificity of the scientific knowledge with regard to other knowledge ? …”
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Multifaceted determinants of depressive symptoms in children migrating back from urban to rural areas: An ecological systems theory approach by Jiaxue Lou, Shuting Kong, Wenkang Zhou, Yawen Xuan, Menmen Wang, Xudong Zhou, Jingjing Lu, Hui Zhu

“…A sample of 859 school students in grades 5–9 completed assessments measuring their depressive symptoms (using the Children's Depression Inventory, CDI) and different blocks of variables (CONTEXT, PERSON, and PROCESS). …”
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Effectiveness of ice bath therapy after high-intensity exercise in reducing inflammation, oxidative stress, and creatine kinase activity in adolescent males by Adi Pranoto, Irmantara Subagio, Gigih Siantoro, Afif Rusdiawan, Mochamad Purnomo, Donny Ardy Kusuma, Bhekti Lestari, Muhammad Kharis Fajar, I Dewa Made Aryananda Wijaya Kusuma, Bekir Erhan Orhan

“…Methodology: Twenty male undergraduate students (n = 20; aged 19–22 years) majoring in Football Coaching at the Faculty of Sports and Health Sciences, Universitas Negeri Surabaya (UNESA), participated in this study. …”
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Underlag till ramverk för en provbank i grundskolan by Anders Jönsson, Gunilla Svingby

“…Furthermore, an item bank can aid the students in reaching the national goals by providing high-quality tasks; assessing students’ strengths and weaknesses. …”
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CORRELATION OF ADOLESCENT KNOWLEDGE ABOUT FREE SEX PRACTICES WITH THE RISK OF CERVICAL CANCER ON THE MOTIVATION OF HPV VACCINATION AT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 6 SURABAYA by Maria Agatha Arlean, Linda Dewanti, Dewi Setyowati

“…Method: The quantitative cross-sectional approach involved 304 students from grades 7, 8, and 9, selected through stratified sampling and was analyzed using the Spearman analysis test. …”
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Ce qu’apportent les interactions verbales à l’acquisition de l’orthographe grammaticale by Danièle Cogis

“…It is therefore important to work out the discrepancy between the conceptual elaboration of students who are confronted with a very complex orthographic system and the parameters that govern linguistic functioning. …”
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