Prospects for the Development of the Present Stage of Higher School by I. I. Bobrova, E. G. Trofimov

“…At the same time, it is necessary to remember the negative consequences for education of the use of distance technologies: lack of contact between the student and the lecturer; lack of control over the quality of acquired knowledge; security of transmitted information between students and educators; the need for a strong technical base for participants in the educational process and their level of preparedness when working with new systems and programmes.Zero testing of applicants showed their lack of logical thinking skills, fragmentary knowledge and lack of consistency. …”
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Studying the Opportunities Provided by an Applied High School Mathematics Course: Explorations in Data Science by Jo Boaler, Kira Conte, Ken Cor, Jack A. Dieckmann, Tanya LaMar, Jesse Ramirez, Megan Selbach-Allen

“…In an assessment of data and functions given to students in data science and Algebra 2 courses, the students in data science scored at significantly higher levels.…”
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Exploring pediatric palliative care in Luxembourg: a mixed-methods study by Micha Massaad, Julia Downing, Emilie Allard, Marie Friedel

“…A pediatric palliative care course, set to be introduced in 2025 for university pediatric nursing students as outlined in the national plan, aims to address some of these gaps by developing competencies. …”
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Online Course of the Lecturer PersonalizedTraining for Network Educational Activity by E. G. Doroshenko, L. M. Ivkina, L. B. Khegay, T. A. Yakovleva

“…Astafiev”, it was tested in training school teachers in the process of preparing Mega-lessons, students of Krasnoyarsk State Pedagogical University named after V.P. …”
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CURRENT CHALLENGES IN WRITING SKILLS INSTRUCTION AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR FORENSIC HANDWRITING ANALYSIS by E. Belova

“…A handwriting study was conducted among 2nd-to-4th graders, 7th-to-9th graders, and 1st-to-3rd year students of vocational colleges. The author anticipates how current conditions of writing skills acquisition may affect evolving forensic handwriting analysis techniques, as well as possible changes in forensic handwriting analysis caseload.…”
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Socio-economic and Psychological Factors Affecting Clothing Consumption Among Female Undergraduates in University of Uyo, Nigeria by Ngozi U. Nwonye, Myrtle U. Ibokette, Priscilla A. Esiowu

“…This study explores the socio-economic and psychological factors that shape clothing consumption patterns among female undergraduate students at the University of Uyo, Nigeria. While existing research has extensively examined clothing preferences in various global contexts, limited attention has been given to the unique dynamics between financial constraints and psychological motivations in low-resource settings, particularly within Nigeria. …”
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Comparing factor mixture modeling and conditional Gaussian mixture variational autoencoders for cognitive profile clustering by Matteo Orsoni, Sara Giovagnoli, Sara Garofalo, Noemi Mazzoni, Matilde Spinoso, Mariagrazia Benassi

“…IntroductionUnderstanding individual cognitive profiles is crucial for developing personalized educational interventions, as cognitive differences can significantly impact how students learn. While traditional methods like factor mixture modeling (FMM) have proven robust for identifying latent cognitive structures, recent advancements in deep learning may offer the potential to capture more intricate and complex cognitive patterns.MethodsThis study compares FMM (specifically, FMM-1 and FMM-2 models using age as a covariate) with a Conditional Gaussian Mixture Variational Autoencoder (CGMVAE). …”
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Favoriser l’engagement moteur des élèves en éducation sportive et physique : les effets des usages du temps mesurés en première et en troisième personne by Oriane Petiot, Jacques Saury

“…The main were: “Pressing students to limit wasted time” and “Boosting student engagement in volleyball”. …”
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Influence of Individualised Teaching Methods on Improving the Professional Flexibility of Future Primary School Teachers by Nataliya Lupak, Liubov Kramarenko, Oksana Shkvyr, Nataliia Kazakova, Inna Yashchuk

“…It has been determined that the most significant impact on the development of professional flexibility, in the opinion of teachers and students, was made by language and interdisciplinary competence, which contributed to the clarity of their thoughts. …”
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TATA KELOLA SEKOLAH RSBI SERTA DAMPAKNYA TERHADAP KEPUASAN DAN LOYALITAS MASYARAKAT by Trismanto Trismanto, Zainal Alim Adiwijaya

“…The population of this study were all RSBI students and parents in Semarang.  The samples were taken by purposive sampling which the samples were taken based on a certain criteria and relevant to the purpose of this research. …”
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Risk of Gastrointestinal Bleeding in Patients with End-Stage Renal Disease: The Link between Gut, Heart, and Kidneys by Avleen Kaur, Syed M. Baqir, Kundan Jana, Kalyana C. Janga

“…Baseline categorical data were compared using Rao-Scott chi square test, and continuous data were compared using Student’s t-test. Covariates were assessed using univariate regression analysis, and factors with p value less than 0.1 in the univariate analysis were entered in the final model. …”
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The microlearning – from business to education: A promising direction for the development of didactics by V. I. Blinov, I. S. Sergeev, N. F. Rodichev

“…Microlearning is one of the modern trends in education, providing high motivation and involvement of students, fast and solid assimilation of the specified educational results, the connection of theory and practice, accessibility and flexibility of learning. …”
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Conceptual mapping of geography textbook content on the example of the desert biome by Petr Trahorsch, Jan Daniel Bláha, Kristýna Ryčlová

“…A total of eleven university students created conceptual maps for each of the five analysed textbooks, and this was followed by a synthesis and comparison of the created maps. …”
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The study on the publicity strategy and popularization modalities for intangible cultural heritage in China by Jiang Jingchun

“…This approach cultivates interest and participation among students and the public, significantly benefiting the sustainable development of intangible cultural heritage. …”
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Disciplina e liberdade no ensino: notas preliminares para a crítica ao espontaneísmo pedagógico a partir de Gramsci by Renê José Trentin Silveira

“…The analysis demonstrates: the influence of out-of-school sources in students’ formation; the associating off between formation and education; and the pedagogical value of coercion and discipline, when experienced in an affective and loving way, in achieving students’ autonomy. …”
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Detecting Serbia’s Settlement Patterns: A Fuzzy Logic-Based Approach to Rural–Urban Area Delimitation for Spatial Planning by Aleksandra Gajić Protić, Nikola Krunić, Branko Protić

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Nivel de actividad física post confinamiento en adolescentes de establecimientos de nivel secundario (Post-confinement physical activity level in adolescents in secondary schools) by Oscar Andrades-Ramírez, Antonio Castillo-Paredes, Bryan Alfaro-Castillo, Humberto Castillo-Quezada, David Leonardo Ulloa-Díaz

“…The return to presence and the strategies implemented for greater development of PA after the confinement period, obtained a low level of PA of secondary education students in subsidized private educational establishments in the commune of Concepción. …”
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Hubungan kemampuan berpikir kritis mahasiswa dengan penggunaan media sosial terhadap capaian pembelajaran pada masa pandemi Covid-19 by Bernadetha Nadeak, Citra Puspa Juwita, Elferida Sormin, Lamhot Naibaho

“…The results showed that there was a positive correlation between (1) critical thinking with student learning outcomes (2) use of social media with student learning outcomes (3) critical thinking and use of social media with student learning outcomes means the results of the study, it can be concluded that there is a correlation between critical thinking and use of social media with student learning outcomes.…”
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Social Influences and Job Satisfaction among Teachers by Marjorie Astorias- Espanola

“…In the social influences, the respondents rated "very satisfied" in relationship with peers, supervisor and students. Test of association shows the significant relationship in status and benefits and privileges, a highest degree earned and salary and security of tenure, faculty development opportunity, tenure and written/verbal feedback. …”
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Valuation of the training received in university regarding the utility for work by Catalan graduates by S. Fachelli, D. Montolio

“…Drawing on the 2014 survey conducted by the Agency for the Quality of the Catalan University System, among students that graduated in 2010, we test three hypotheses. …”
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