La psychosociologie des groupes aux sources de Mai 68 ? by Annick Ohayon

“…It produced a significant disruption on the traditional pedagogic practices in the whole University, not only in the psychological studies.The author analyses the National Students Training Group, conduced in 1962 at the Royaumont Abbey for the UNEF Student Trade Union, as a forwarning moment of the Mai 68’s events. …”
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Civics Education at Schools: Problems and Challenges by Carlos Muñoz Labraña, Bastián Torres Durán

“…Results were not very promising since, despite the Ministry’s recent efforts, which included changes made during the last decade to civics education, students do not have an adequate notion of what civics education is or what it is for.  …”
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Why We Like Podcasts: A Review of Urban Youth's Motivations for Using Podcasts by Nicky Stephani, Maya Rachmawaty, Reni Dyanasari

“…The research respondents were college students who were still accessing podcasts in the last three months. …”
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BATCHING PRINCIPLE OF RATING POINT ACCRUAL by S. A. Safontsev, N. Y. Safontseva

“…The paper demonstrates the sequences of monitoring assessment of students’ academic achievements, and recommends the batching principle of rating point accrual, based on criterion-oriented evaluation standards, reflecting students’ competence levels. …”
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Leaching of Major and Minor Elements during the Transport and Storage of Coal Ash Obtained in Power Plant by Rada Krgović, Jelena Trifković, Dušanka Milojković-Opsenica, Dragan Manojlović, Jelena Mutić

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Third Grade Manatee Curriculum—Lesson 3: Manatee Adaptations by Alexis Morris, Maia McGuire, Ruth Francis-Floyd

“…The curriculum has been written at a third-grade level but can be adapted for older or younger students. Written by Alexis Morris, Ruth Francis-Floyd, and Maia McGuire, and published by the Veterinary Medicine—Large Animal Clinical Sciences Department, UF/IFAS Extension, July 2015. …”
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Scoring big: a bibliometric analysis of the intersection between sports and public relations by Hanny Hafiar, Heru Ryanto Budiana, Khairul Hafezad Abdullah, Davi Sofyan, Kholidil Amin

“…The findings of this study can be advantageous for individuals involved in sports and public relations, including researchers, practitioners, and students.…”
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The Principal’s Strategy in Improving the Quality of Education Through the Flagship Program at Madrasah Aliyah Bilingual Batu by Sayyidatul Qory’ah, Ahmad Barizi, Fatia Ainur Rosyida, Kholis Aniyati

“…This qualitative study purposively selected the principal as the main informant, and teachers and students as supporting informants. Data were collected through observation, interviews, and documentation. …”
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A simplified method to determine fetal laterality and cardiac position with a single transverse ultrasound sweep of fetal thorax by Yash Shrivastava

“…There is a range of complex cardiac anomalies in heterotaxy syndromes, and the determination of fetal situs is of foremost importance in understanding the complex cardiac anomalies. Students of fetal echocardiography always have a dilemma when deciding on fetal situs. …”
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„Teaduskeele tunnusteks on täpsus, neutraalsus ja impersonaalsus.” Kuidas siiski haakuvad juurdunud tavadega tänapäeva akadeemilised tekstid? by Helena Lemendik

“…The analysis looks at students’ preferences for grammatical voice and their use of other language tools that show the author’s stance and influence on the reader’s perspective, such as hedges, boosters, attitude markers, and engagement markers. …”
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IMPACT OF THE PROFESSIONAL IMAGE OF THE LEADER ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION by Kovalchuk Vasyl

“…The quality of education and the achievements of graduates emerge as decisive factors in attracting the attention of parents and students. Educational institutions must adapt to pedagogical trends, integrate advanced technologies, and implement an individualized approach to learning. …”
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U.S. UNIVERSITY WEBSITES AS SPECIFIC MULTIMODAL TEXTS by Svitlana V. Fedorenko, Kateryna B. Sheremeta

“…The most common visual content exploited on the U.S. university websites embraces: unique photographs and “color” mode (photos of the university and its students, classrooms, laboratories, events, etc.), which helps to clearly illustrate the educational services offered, and give the desired emotional mood; infographics and data visualization, which is an effective way to combine text, pictures and design to present complex information (infographics do not always completely replace the text, more often it is its addition or retelling); video interviews with students, graduates, videos about studying at a university are one of the means to convince potential students to make an admission decision. …”
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Quantum Computing: Selected Internet Resources for Librarians, Researchers, and the Casually Curious. by Jill Cirasella

“…The three categories of quantum computing literature are gee-whiz articles in the popular press, thick textbooks for serious students or dense articles by and for researchers. …”
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Education in training courses in communication-oriented fields by Tat'yana Timofeevna Sidel'nikova, Irina Dmitrievna Porfireva

“…Independent work of students is an integral part in modern teaching and learning process. …”
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READING COMPREHENSION EXERCISES ONLINE: THE EFFECTS OF FEEDBACK, PROFICIENCY AND INTERACTION by Philip Murphy

“…Within these groups, some students worked in pairs and some alone. Quantitative results show that the interaction between Type of feedback and Manner of study (individual or pair work) was statistically significant; students performed best on a follow-up comprehension exercise when in pairs and having been provided with Elaborative feedback. …”
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Exploring the application of the chronic disease management model in dermatology clinical teaching, using psoriasis as an example by WANG Jiajie, YUAN Xinghua, JIN Zhehu

“…The traditional teaching modes of dermatology often make it difficult for students to apply theoretical knowledge to clinical practice, with certain limitations. …”
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French Soft Power Model and Its Adaptation in Central Asia: Cultural Diplomacy, Tourism, and National Branding by A.M. Диканбаева, M.С. Сарыбаев, Р.Е. Уткелбай

“…The empirical basis of the study consists of the results of a sociological survey conducted among students, postgraduate students, young professionals, and international relations experts from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan. …”
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Effectiveness of Child-Friendly Schools Based on the CIRC Method toward Learning Outcomes in Arabic Language Education at MI Tarbiyah Islamiyah Palembang by Taqwatul Karimah, Mukmin, Nurul Hidayah, Yusnida, Muhammad Ferdy Pratama, Ahmad Yani

“…This implies that students' proficiency in the Arabic language has improved. …”
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A Neutrosophic Triplet-Plithogenic Model for Evaluating Talent Training Quality in IoT Application Technology Based on Artificial Intelligence by Zongkui Fu

“…The model aggregates evaluations from instructors, AI systems, and students, adjusted for reliability, to generate granular proficiency profiles and class-level quality indices. …”
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Critical Thinking Skills of Slow Learners in Mathematical Problem-Solving: A Systematic Literature Review by Sulfiati, Irwan Akib, Muhammad Muzaini

“…The article examines the connection between the "critical thinking ability of slow learner students" and "solving mathematical problems." We recommend using the PRISMA flowchart article selection steps for systematic literature reviews. …”
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