Self-selected speed provides more accurate human gait kinematics and spatiotemporal parameters than overground simulated speed on a treadmill: a cross-sectional study by Federico Roggio, Bruno Trovato, Martina Sortino, Michele Vecchio, Giuseppe Musumeci

“…Methods A total of 60 healthy men and 70 healthy women, aged 22–35 years, participated in this cross-sectional study to investigate the gait kinematics and spatiotemporal differences between the SS and OS. Student’s t-test, Bonferroni adjustment, Cohen’s effect size, and quadratic regression were employed to analyse differences across walking speeds and groups. …”
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Osteopathic Representation in Orthopaedic Literature: A 25-Year Analysis of Publication Trends of Former AOA Residency Programs and Osteopathic Medical Schools by Ibraheem Qureshi, BS, Troy B. Puga, DO, Hans Drawbert, MD, Michael E. Muncy, DO, John T. Riehl, MD

“…Osteopathic physicians, students, and institutions remain underrepresented in orthopaedic literature. …”
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The Impact of the Lack of Chemistry and Physics Laboratories in Schools by Jenő Kerekes

“…The absence of laboratory experience may place students at a disadvantage in university admissions or job competitions. …”
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Enabling MCQ-based assessments formulation for management science lecturers: Technology readiness acceptance model validation through Chat GPT by Naveed Saif, Sadaqat Ali, Abner Rubin, Soliman Aljarboa, Nabil Sharaf Almalki, Mrim M. Alnfiai, Faheem Khan, Sajid Ullah Khan

“…Findings reveals that innovativeness and optimism are positively and significantly associated to perceived ease of use (PEOU) as well as perceived usefulness (PUSF) of Chat-GPT (3.5) for designing MCQs for university students. While Discomfort shows insignificant, relation with both PEOU and PUSE attributes of technology acceptance model. …”
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Fragmented strivings: A scoping review of inclusivity and internationalisation in higher education policies and practices by Louri Louw, Janico Louw

“… Equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) policy frameworks are enacted to establish and maintain equitable and fair conditions for marginalised students. However, marginalised students, specifically refugees and forced migrants, face multiple obstacles when entering higher education (HE). …”
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Marine Conservation and Traditional Ecology in Journal Articles: A Readability and Relevance Study for Academic Reading Learning in Higher Education by Pujiastuti Indah, Lestari Dian, Damayanti Vismaia S., Mulyati Yeti, Sastromihardjo Andoyo

“…The articles were evaluated using qualitative content analysis techniques, with a focus on exploring the themes of marine conservation and the application of local wisdom, as well as readability analysis using Fry's graph test to ensure the texts were appropriate for students' reading ability. The results show that the selected articles can be used as teaching materials for academic reading, although adjustments are needed in terms of effective sentences and grammar. …”
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Mapping Metacognition: Uncovering Strategic Knowledge in Action by Michelle Yeo, Sarah Hewitt, Joanne Bouma, Rayna Sharma

“…The strategies used by students also demonstrated aspects of the self-knowledge component of metacognition.Rehearsal was the main strategy that students reported pursuing (and the strategy observed by the instructor) prior to the pedagogical change.  …”
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ACTIVATING THE MORAL SELF-DEVELOPMENT IN THE PROCESS OF ETHICS EDUCATION AND CULTURE STUDIES by A. S. Frants, O. P. Belkina

“…The recognized moral values are likely to make a foundation for the students’ proper behavior both in college and in their future work.…”
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The effect of applying Bloom’s taxonomy theory of education in the teaching of evidence-based medicine curriculum for undergraduates by WANG Yunyun, YUAN Shuai, WANG Yu, LI Binghui, FANG Cheng, ZHANG Yuanyuan, HUANG Jiao, ZENG Xiantao

“…The Bloom's taxonomy of educational objectives was implemented, and a self-made questionnaire was used to investigate their mastery of relevant knowledge content, changes in attitudes, and course satisfaction.Results 75 students were included in the study. After the course, the correct rate of students' understanding of evidence-based medicine, Meta-analysis, experimental design, and other related knowledge ranged from 54.67% to 100.00%, all were significantly higher than those before the course, and the differences before and after the course were statistically significant (P…”
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EVALUASI PELAKSANAAN PENILAIAN KELAS PADA MATA PELAJARAN PRODUKTIF ADMINISTRASI PERKANTORAN DI SMK BHAKTI PERSADA KABUPATEN KENDAL by Nanik Suryani, Hengky Pramusinto

“…<em>The objective of this study is to evaluate the class assessment from many aspects; aspect and technique of class assessment, procedure of class assessment, they way to determine the students’ score rank, and the opinions of teachers, the principal, students about the practice of class assessment. …”
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Digital Transformation in Higher Education: Enhancing Support Services Through Mobile Apps by Anusuyah Subbarao, Nasreen Khan, Aysa Siddika, Muhammad A. Fathullah, Mohd A. Sanwani, Fia F. Adam, Debrina V. Ferezagia, Melisa B. Altamira

“…However, the outcome may vary for students from different demographic and socio-economic backgrounds. …”
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Infection with hepatitis C virus as a cause of cirrhosis – case study by Lidia Sierpińska, Małgorzata Januszek

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Designing learning trajectory of circle using the context of Ferris wheel by Nur Lailatul Fitri, Rully Charitas Indra Prahmana

“…The instruments used are videos to see the learning process and when students work on the given problems, photos to refer the results of student work, and written test in worksheets to get the data on student's work. …”
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Energy Valuation Methods for Biofuels in South Florida: Introduction to Life Cycle Assessment and Emergy Approaches by J. Van Treese, II, Edward A. Hanlon, N. Y. Amponsah, J. L. Izursa, J. C. Capece

“…The intended audiences of this publication are growers, researchers, students, and any other readers interested in agriculture and ecology. …”
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L’intuition dans l’apprentissage et l’emploi d’une langue étrangère : pourquoi la notion est-elle importante ? by Wioletta Piegzik

“…The study results, conducted with 102 students of French as a foreign language, show that at the level of intuitive behaviours concerning the morphological and syntactic subsystems, their linguistic reactions, fast and unconscious behaviours, are characterised by more significant correction than conscious behaviours. …”
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Newly Qualified Teachers’ Needs of Support for Professional Competences in Four European Countries: Finland, the United Kingdom, Portugal, and Belgium by Vilhelmiina Harju, Hannele Niemi

“…In addition, when analysing the profiles of eight support-need latent variables, all of the teachers in the different countries viewed supporting students’ holistic development as the most important area. …”
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Enseigner la transition écologique à l'université, à partir de la fresque du climat, pour un développement soutenable by Véronique Maleval

“…These challenges inevitably involve the commitment of students and educators, through workshops geared towards the conception of new futures and the creation of a "Chair of Excellence". …”
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Transcultural approach to the health-related quality of life of cancer patients by Namie Okino Sawada, Bianca Sakamoto Ribeiro Paiva, Carlos Eduardo Paiva, Helena Megumi Sonobe, María Paz García-Caro, Francisco Cruz-Quintana

“…Results: female, white, marital status, grade school students, catholic religion and the unskilled profession predominated in both countries. …”
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El vínculo interactivo biblioteca universitaria-usuario en el siglo XXI: algunas consideraciones para fortalecer este relacionamiento<p>The interactive relationship between the uni... by María Gladys Ceretta Soria

“…The relationship between the University Library and its users (students, teachers, researchers) has gone through great transformations as a consequence of the impact of new information technologies. …”
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The Mediating Role of Parents and School in Peer Aggression Problems by Tena Velki

“…The participants were 880 primary school students. The data were analysed with multiple regression. …”
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