CONCEPTUAL MODEL OF PROJECT-ORIENTED MANAGEMENT OF EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS by Varvara Piterska, Oleh Lohinov, Liliia Lohinova

“…The definition "Mission of the project "Introductory Campaign of Higher Education Institutions" is proposed, which is understood as the achievement of the maximum possible enrollment of students in the current conditions on the educational services market. …”
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Development of mathematical giftedness in the conditions of distance learning by V. I. Glizburg

“…Based on the analysis of cognitive structures and types of mathematical thinking, conclusions are drawn about the specifics of the use of digital resources in the process of distance learning, contributing to the effective development of student’s mathematical giftedness.…”
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Five-Year Retrospective Analysis of Superficial Fungal Infections: Insights from Hospital Experience by Nikoleta Đorđevski, Elizabeta Ristanović, Ana Ćirić, Diana Tomić, Biljana Nikolić, Nemanja Rajčević, Dejan Stojković

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Incorporating IT and Multi-Media Activity Into Field-Based Undergraduate Research: Geography at Staffordshire University by Rob Boast, Tim Harris

“…Initial findings are that students are generally receptive to using MDMD, but surprisingly the more subject specific tools are less favoured. …”
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How are clinical exercise physiology postgraduate courses taught and assessed in the UK? A multimethod qualitative exploration by Helen Jones, Daniel J Green, Louise H Naylor, Lee Graves, Gemma Miller, Anthony Crozier, Christopher David Askew, Ellen A Dawson, Connor Osin, Ian Sadler

“…Two themes (placement tariffs/assessors in situ and role play/simulation) were identified for the assessment of students.Conclusion Clinical placements remain the optimal method for developing the knowledge, skills and competency to practice for student CEPs. …”
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Sleep quality and its correlates among medical undergraduates in Anhui Province: A cross-sectional study on academic stress, mental health, and lifestyle factors by Miao Li, Xiao-Ying Jin, Han Li, Meng-Dan Chu, Zeng-Feng Su

“…These results underline the need for targeted interventions, including stress management programs and healthy lifestyle promotion, to enhance student well-being.…”
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VRTeaching: a tool for virtual reality remote lectures by Florian Glawogger, Michael Holly, Janine Tasia Stang, Hanna Schumm, Fabia Lang, Emil Criscione, Jack Dennis Pham, Verena Wagner-Hartl, Johanna Pirker

“…In this paper, we introduce the tool VRTeaching, a platform designed for presenters to enable immersive lectures using VR glasses and integrated tools such as an interactive whiteboard that can display slides, built-in chat integration to enable communication, and interactivity features such as polling tools or audience questions.MethodsThe presented study includes an expert evaluation assessing the usability and the potential of the teaching and learning platform and an investigation of the mental demand and psychophysiological responses on teachers and students giving presentations depending on the teaching environment.ResultsThe results indicate a significantly higher mental demand for the VR environment than the online environment, with no significant effects on the psychophysiological measures.DiscussionDespite the increased perceived mental demand, participants recognized the VR lecture room as having strong potential for enhancing teaching and learning experiences. …”
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Mindfulness for Teachers: Strategies to Manage Stress and Improve Learning Quality in Madrasah by Imam Gojali, Fathi Hidayah, Ana Aniati, Hasan Baharun

“…The results showed that mindfulness training significantly reduced stress and improved teachers' mental and emotional well-being, which positively impacted their interactions with students and the quality of teaching. This study implies that integrating mindfulness in teacher welfare management can be an effective strategy for improving the quality of education, especially in the context of Islamic education. …”
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Valorising Transnational Heritage Through Cultural Routes—European Travels in Special Collections of Adriatic Libraries by Nataša Urošević, Ross Cameron, Damjana Frančić

“…The purpose of the research, conducted in the framework of the course Travel Writing and Cultural Routes, was to identify collections that contain travel writing material related to the broader Euro-Mediterranean area and to enable its better visibility through the digitization and creation of new European cultural routes. The students, with the help of librarians at the University Library in Pula, explored special collections, such as the Marine Library, and proposed the creation of new cultural routes, following the itineraries of European travel writers in the Adriatic. …”
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MODELING OF POWER SYSTEMS AND TESTING OF RELAY PROTECTION DEVICES IN REAL AND MODEL TIME by I. V. Novash

“…It is noted that the leading energy universities of Russia use the real-time simulation not only to solve scientific and technical problems, but also to conduct training and laboratory classes on modelling of electric networks and anti-emergency automatic equipment with the students. In order to check serviceability of devices of relay protection without taking into account the reaction of the power system tests can be performed in an open loop mode with the use of hardware and software test systems. …”
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An Exploration of Teacher Sense-Making Around Whiteness During a Critical Professional Development Course by Jami Carmichael, Carlos R. Casanova, Justine Parnell, Jordan King, Molly Cashion, Robert McGehee

“…Utilizing a critical whiteness studies lens, we found that educators recognized the connection between systemic racism and student harm, and both named and avoided naming whiteness as they navigated its influence. …”
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THE MEANINGS, PURPOSE AND FUNCTION OF THE CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN GRADUATE SCHOOL: PROBLEM ANALYSIS by Sergey Bobryshov, Natalia Dzhegutanova

“…The views on the understanding of the status ofresearch qualification work performed by a graduate student are given. The contradiction concerning the available interpretations of the responsibility of the University for the defense of a thesis by a postgraduate student is revealed. …”
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PENGARUH MODEL PEMBELAJARAN TEAM ASSISTED INDIVIDUALIZATION BERBASIS PENILAIAN KINERJA TERHADAP KOMPETENSI PENGETAHUAN MATEMATIKA SISWA KELAS V SD GUGUS II KUTA UTARA TAHUN PELA... by Ni Luh Nita Suci Widiasih

“…Similary the average score of knowledge competence of mathematic student experimental group = 75,71 >  = 61,00 average of mathematic knowledge competence of control group students. …”
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A Study of the Factors Influencing Information Literacy on Farmers' Willingness to Participate in E-Commerce: the Mediating Effects of Perceived Benefits and Perceived Risks, and t... by MA Ning, ZHANG Xiaoyi, LIU Qixuan

“…In order to ensure the appropriateness of the sample distribution as well as the convenience, authenticity and reliability of the data collection, this study used a combination of online (WeChat group of village committees) and offline (recruiting home-based university students for field survey) to collect questionnaires from farmers across the country, and a total of 730 valid farmers' sample data were collected. …”
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Building an Adaptive AI-Powered Higher Education Class for the Future of Engineering: A Case Study from NTUA by Maria Karoglou, Ioana Ghergulescu, Marina Stramarkou, Christos Boukouvalas, Magdalyni Krokida

“…A group of undergraduate students evaluated the system’s usability and educational efficiency. …”
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PLAGIARISM AND SCHOOL WITH ITS “SINS” by Ioana Victoria BĂLAN (MAFTEI)

“…The paper aims to highlight those aspects of education that hinder the development of autonomous and creative personality (focusing on students) and that favour”germ” plagiarism. In addition, the present paper offers suggestions for good practices by which to improve and/or to combat those types of behaviour that could lead to the spread of plagiarism.…”
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Effects of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Studio Ghibli Films on Young People’s Sense of Exploration, Calm, Mastery and Skill, Purpose and Meaning, and Overall Happine... by Annisa Arigayota, Barbara Duffek, Congcong Hou, Andreas Benedikt Eisingerich

“…ObjectiveThis study aimed to examine the extent to which open-world games, such as The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and nostalgia evoked by Studio Ghibli films, such as Hayao Miyazaki’s My Neighbor Totoro or Kiki’s Delivery Service, affect postgraduate students’ sense of exploration, calm, mastery and skill, purpose and meaning, and, ultimately, happiness in life. …”
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[Post]-Reformation Influences and the Coming of Age of the Baptist Movement in the Russian Empire (1858–1911) by Oleksandr GEYCHENKO

“…But even at the time of the total dominance of the Russian Orthodox Church, this could not convince serious students who, nonetheless, admitted the presence of a foreign factor in the formation of the movement. …”
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Integrating portfolio and mentorship in competency-based medical education: a Middle East experience by Mariam Shadan, Rania H. Shalaby, Arina Ziganshina, Samar Ahmed

“…Together, these elements synergistically contribute to a holistic and effective approach to medical education, encompassing both the academic and personal development imperatives of students. However, this integration comes with several implementation challenges that must be anticipated and promptly addressed. …”
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District Residency Program: Exploration of the Perceptions of Postgraduates -A Way Ahead by Sindhu Abhivanth R, Suwarna Madhukumar

“… Background The District Residency Program DRP introduced by the National Medical Council NMC in 2020 mandates a three-month posting for second-year postgraduate students in primary or secondary healthcare centers. …”
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