Corporate Social Networks Applied in the Classroom by Hugo de Juan-Jordán, María Guijarro-García, Javier Guardiola-Contreras

“…The feedback obtained from those students and some examples of classroom dynamics prove the usefulness and great value of a corporate social network in postgraduate classes, although some common difficulties and considerations raised by the students themselves have to be taken into account in order to manage its optimal adoption in class. …”
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The media victimisation of the defendant through the violation of the presumption of innocence by Đoković Lazar

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An analysis of the role of non-governmental organizations in improving the urban management system from the perspective of the citizens of the metropolis of Tehran by sirous rahimzadeh sisibig, alireza shichaslami, Kianoosh zakerhaghighi

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Updates on the feasibility of utilizing e-learning to sustain medical radiation technology education in light of the escalating conflict in Sudan by Mustafa Z. Mahmoud

“…If these challenges persist, students may graduate with a limited theoretical and practical grasp. …”
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Burnout syndrome in nursing professionals in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic by Priscila Moreira de Souza, José Gerfeson Alves, Glícia Uchôa Gomes Mendonça, Moziane Mendonça de Araújo, Camila Fonseca Bezerra, José Wagner Martins da Silva, Olga Feitosa Braga Teixeira

“…We compared the means of each domain using Student's t-test, considering the variables from the Maslach Burnout Inventory, namely, emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and effectiveness at work. …”
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Recognizing Persian Dramatic Language: A Systemic Approach by Raziyeh Gholipour Hafshejani, Mohammad Dabir Moghaddam

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Eradicating out-of-school-children: strategies and best practices from alternative education context by Ila Rosmilawati, Moh Fikri Tanzil Mutaqin

“…The purpose of this study is to examined the strategies of eradicating out-of-school children and the best practices of alternative schools to provide inclusive and free education  Qualitative methods were chosen in the research process, primary data collection was carried out through in-depth interviews and focus group discussions (FGD) with 28 informants, includes policy makers, principals, teachers and students. The data was analyzed using thematic analysis. …”
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The role of materials in green buildings: identifying risks and barriers by Turan Karimaei, Faezeh Taherkhani, Shadi Motamedi

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Critical appraisal of clinical practice guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of stress urinary incontinence using AGREE II instrument: a systematic review protocol by Jie Zhang, Xiaowei Yang, AiXia Zhang, Yanquan Tan, Zhengbao Zhang

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Analysis of the Relationships between Health- Related Quality of Life and the Factors of Social Capital, Social Isolation, Social Support, and Life Satisfaction: A Structural Equat... by Sahar Mohammadnabizadeh, Farshad Sharifi, Mehdi Varmaghani

“…By addressing these issues, efforts can be made to reduce health inequalities and promote overall well-being, especially among university students.…”
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Military training and patriotic upbringing as a determinant of effective management of youth work in universities in the context of a unilateral military action by P. V. Klimenko, O. V. Shpyrnya

“…Organization of military training and patriotic upbringing in universities should imply a change in approaches to educational and social work with young people, paying more attention in the curricula to issues of history, culture, morality, volunteerism, service to the state and society, as well as physical education of student.…”
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SYMMETRY PRINCIPLE AS A BASIS FOR INTEGRATION IN SCIENCE AND ITS VALUE FOR EDUCATION by V. L. Gapontsev, V. A. Fedorov, M. G. Gapontseva

“…The buildup of scientific knowledge, which is a determinant of the structure of the content of education, occurs impetuously. Students’ thinking and consciousness become fragmented due to the exorbitant, permanently increasing amount of information that is presented for learning, but cannot be fully mastered by students. …”
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Multi-Level Foreground Prompt for Incremental Object Detection by Jianwen Mo, Ronghua Zou, Hua Yuan

“…Second, the feature map output by the teacher model is used as a feature-level prompt, with a feature distillation loss guiding the student model to encode new class foreground information in less significant channels of the old feature map, reducing interference. …”
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Enhancing peer assessment with artificial intelligence by Keith J. Topping, Ed Gehringer, Hassan Khosravi, Srilekha Gudipati, Kaushik Jadhav, Surya Susarla

“…Once trained, they use a comprehensive rubric to vet learning resources submitted by other students. They thereby create pools of high-quality learning resources which can be used to recommend personalized content to students. …”
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The impact of loneliness on alexithymia among Chinese adolescents: the mediating role of problematic smartphone use and the moderating effect of fear of negative evaluation by Xiaowen Wu, Zihui Guo

“…Subgroup analysis revealed that male students reported significantly higher levels of alexithymia than females. …”
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Establishing a Multidisciplinary Breast Unit in a Middle Income Country Challenges and Successes by Nur Aishah Taib, MBBS, MS, MRCSEd, Alfiah Amiruddin MBBS, MS, CH Yip MBSS FRCS

“…Teaching and training of undergraduate and postgraduate students form part of the functions of this unit, and clinical and basic research is actively carried out. …”
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Rolul metodelor interactive în îmbunătățirea calității învățământului superior în domeniul contabilității by Georgeta MELNIC

“…Rolul principal al profesorului este de a oferi studenților posibilitatea de a-și descoperi originalitatea și unicitatea, de a se afirma și de a-și exprima ideile într-un mod inovativ…”
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Agricultural Extension Education in Indonesia in the Colonial Period 1900-1941 by Effendi Wahyono, Nurul Huda

“…The teachers then taught agriculture to grade five elementary school students, and peasant groups formed in the villages. …”
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Cognitive Anxiety and Habits of Mind: A Study of the Interrelationships with Biology Learning Outcomes by Ilma Riksa Isfiani, Bambang Ekanara

“…The population of this study is all class XII students at four senior high schools in Bandung with a total sample of 145 students. …”
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The reliability of dental panoramic tomographs in determining the upper and lower third molar root morphology by Gačić Bojan, Ilić Branislav, Bakalović Jovana, Mitrović Marija, Kuzmanović-Pficer Jovana, Jovičić Bojan, Janjić Bojan

“…The professor group was the most accurate when compared to the assessments made by the students and residents (p = 0.0015). Weighted Cohen’s kappa (κw) values for intra-respondent accuracy gradually increased from the student to professor group (0.06, 0.28, 0.34, respectively). …”
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