“This program is literally saving lives”: A participatory qualitative study of youth outcomes in a community-based music program to interrupt violence by Hillary M. Kapa, Stephanie M. Garcia, Christopher Thornton, Matthew Kerr, Carolena Muno, Xadyah Holness, Aquil Shakur, Rachel K. Myers

“…Methods We explored perceived BTB outcomes on student participants through semi-structured qualitative interviews with 16 adolescent students (M age=17.31 years, 69% male), 4 adult instructors (75% male), and 6 adult community partners (50% male). …”
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I Want to be Known as a Whole Human Being: A Qualitative Study About Patients’ Experiences of Empathy in Health Care by Johanna von Knorring, Arja Lehti, Kristina Lindvall, Olof Semb

“…Research on empathy in health care has largely focused on healthcare providers and students and less on the patient's perspective. This study's aim was to investigate patients’ experience of empathy in healthcare interactions, to better understand and accommodate to patients’ needs. …”
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Fractions Teaching for 6th Graders through Creative Drama Method by Belma Türker Biber, Esen Ersoy

“…The purpose of this study is todetermine the impact of using creative drama method to teach fractions forsecondary school-6th-grade students on the attitude and process. The studygroup consists of 16 (8 females, 8 males) 6th grade-students. …”
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Relationship of screen time with anxiety, depression, and sleep quality among adolescents: a cross-sectional study by Nur Zakiah Mohd Saat, Siti Aishah Hanawi, Hazlenah Hanafiah, Mahadir Ahmad, Nor M. F. Farah, Nur Ain Atikah Abdul Rahman

“…The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between screen time with sleep quality, anxiety and depression, among adolescents in Klang Valley, Malaysia.MethodsThis study is a cross-sectional study information was gathered from among 353 secondary school students in the Klang Valley using a questionnaire. …”
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Assessing the Factors Contributing to Rural-Urban Migration of Youths in South Africa: The Case of Sekhukhune in Limpopo Province by Peter Morepje Nchabeleng

“…It will also provide data for tertiary students, especially those who specialize in migration studies. …”
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The Level of Musculoskeletal Fitness of Male Pupils (9-11) Years in a Sample of Algerian Primary School Children by Mohamed KADDOUR, Ladjel GUERRACH, Mohammed MEHIDI, Abderahmane BENGUENAB

“… This study aimed to identify the level of musculoskeletal fitness of male students 9-11 For this purpose, the researchers used the descriptive method on a randomly selected sample of 750 pupils from the primary education stage in schools in the state of Oran. …”
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Rediscovering the Child by Heather Gerker

“…Two CBAR studies from the University of Wisconsin-River Falls are presented: (1) Kaul’s exploration of student choice in math practice and (2) Thompson’s investigation of structured literacy in a Montessori Children’s House. …”
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Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) use and dependence: an approach from behavioral economics by Oscar Robayo-Pinzon, Sandra Rojas-Berrio, Jorge E. Camargo, Gordon R. Foxall, Gordon R. Foxall

“…ObjectiveThis study aims to explore the perceived dependence on Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) tools among young adults and examine the relative reinforcing value of AI chatbots use compared to monetary rewards, applying a behavioral economics approach.Participants/methodsA total of 420 university students from Bogotá, Colombia, participated in an online survey. …”
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Faculty Members' Attitude, Perceived Barriers, and Motivators toward Using E-Learning in University Education by Wessam A. Elsayed, Shaimaa M. Nageeb, Walaa N. Othman

“… Context: E-learning is an important trend for faculty members and students teaching and learning, which needs overcoming barriers and enhancing motivators for the successful implementation of educational programs. …”
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Research on the Training Strategy of Aerobic Physical Education Talents under the Background of Artificial Intelligence Era by Xiaojing Liu, Hong Wang

“…As an important training base for aerobic professionals, the level and teaching ability of aerobic professionals have a great influence on students. The gradual maturity and rapid popularization of artificial intelligence bring many opportunities and challenges to the teaching of physical education in colleges and universities. …”
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Trends in myopia prevalence among children and adolescents: a large-scale cross-sectional study in Shihezi, China by Xiaopeng Hu, Xianyan Yuan, Hua Li, Haoxuan Gong, Zhicong Fu, Yuting Xie, Liqun Wang, Dongsheng Rui

“…Methods This was a cross-sectional study using data from 2018 to 2023 from the Vision Surveillance Research Program for Students in Shihezi City. Describe the prevalence of myopia with 95% CIs in 31,265 children and adolescents in urban and rural areas, by sex and age. …”
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Developmental Psychology and Healthcare Professions: Autism Knowledge Among Nurses: An Observational Study by Rosaria Ferrara, Giuseppe Campagna, Pasquale Ricci, Felice Damato, Lidia Ricci, Leonardo Iovino, Flavio Marti, Roberto Latina, Roberta Simeoli

“…<b>Objective:</b> Given the limited exploration of awareness levels about autism among healthcare professionals, this study aims to investigate general and specific knowledge of autism within a group of nursing students enrolled in a master’s degree. <b>Methods:</b> A total of 66 nurses completed the questionnaire. …”
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Non-Visual Interfaces for Visual Learners: Multisensory Learning of Graphic Primitives by Stacy A. Doore, Justin R. Brown, Saki Imai, Justin K. Dimmel, Nicholas A. Giudice

“…Introducing multimodal learning systems into STEM settings and allowing students to access dual channel cues beyond visual perception may help more students process information in their preferred modality. …”
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Menelaah Fenomena Klitih di Yogyakarta dalam Perspektif Tindakan Sosial dan Perubahan Sosial Max Weber by Ahmad Putra, Sartika Suryadinata

“…The perpetrators of klitih who incidentally are students, enter into the trap of delinquency that causes victims. …”
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Tracking and analysis of solar radio waves using a low-cost Radio Telescope in urban areas by Chandra Isita, Ghosh Arnab, Chatterjee Ayan, Ganguly Rajiv

“…Although radio telescopes are typically expensive devices, here the main objective is to develop a low-cost, user-friendly model by using dish antenna, connecting cables, low-cost satellite meter (SF720) and spectrum analyser (OWON Model XSA 1036TG) for training students in the area. Sun being a source of radio waves and its proximity to Earth helps in capturing the solar radio waves easily. …”
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CYBERBULLYING IN NIGERIA by CHIOMA CHRISTIANA AKUNEME, KINGSLEY CHINAZA NWOSU

“…Future researchers in Nigeria should also take into consideration the 3 important criteria for defining cyberbullying and as well extend their investigation beyond university students.…”
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Model of e-learning with electronic educational resources of new generation by A. V. Loban, D. A. Lovtsov

“…Model “Student” makes it possible to concretize the learning tasks in relation to the personality of the student and to the training level achieved; the assumption of the lecturer about the level of training of a particular student is formed using the reporting data of model as management. …”
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Pengaruh Pembelajaran Berbasis Internet dan Konsep Diri Terhadap Hasil Peer Teaching by Etin Solihatin

“…Result of the study shows that (1) Result of peer teaching on groups of students using Edmodo is higher than that of using e-Mail. (2) There is an interaction between learning media and self-concept toward result of peer teaching. (3) Among groups of students having positive self-concept, result of peer teaching on the groups using Edmodo is higher than that of using e-Mail. (4) Among groups of students having negative self-concept, result of peer teaching on the groups using Edmodo is lower than that of using e-Mail. …”
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MODERNIZING MOUNTAIN EDUCATION: ESTABLISHING A TECHNOLOGY-BASED ISLAMIC BOARDING SCHOOL TO ENHANCE LEARNING QUALITY by Agung Wijaksono, Albadri Albadri

“…By utilizing technology, Islamic boarding schools can enhance the quality of education, reduce disparities, and expand access to information for students. Beyond education, these institutions also function as centers for social and economic development, nurturing the character and skills of students. …”
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Fostering EFL Preservice Teachers’ Academic Writing Skills Through Reflective Learning by Angélica Meza, Ingrid Rodríguez, Lorena Caviedes

“…This study followed a qualitative approach and an action-research design to foster students’ academic writing skills as part of their professional development. …”
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