Innovative-Entrepreneurial Competence as Result of Training the Effective Manager by T. Y. Tsibizova, N. L. Sokolova

“…Sergeyeva “Formation of Innovative-Entrepreneurial Competence of Students - Future Managers,” published in 2016, presents a brief annotation of studied by the authors scientific and practical problems of training a professional manager demanding in the labour market and able to effectively carry out professional activities.…”
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Sociodemographic Status, Dietary Intake, and Physical Activity in Relation to Body Mass Index Among Female Adolescents in Saudi Arabia by Leila Arfaoui, Afnan Alghanmi, Ruba Alamri, Nouf Aljehani, Areej Alkhaldy, Mourad Assidi

“…A total of 920 female adolescent students were recruited from both public and private schools. …”
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Multidimensional Communication and Education Strategies in Handling Plagiarism in Higher Education: Cultural, Ethical, and Language Psychology Perspectives by Catur Wahyuningsih, Muh. Mashuri Masyhuda, Marya Yenny, Irwan Prayitno

“…This article reviews three key studies: Fatemi & Saito (2019), who highlighted unintentional plagiarism among international students; Jiang et al. (2013), who examined integrity and risk factors in the health sciences; and Brown et al. (2019), who discussed metaphorical framing in shaping students' perceptions of plagiarism. …”
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FROM CRAFT SCHOOL TO NATIONAL RESEARCH UNIVERSITY OF TECHNIQUE AND TECHNOLOGY by Anatoliy A. Aleksandrov

“…Nowadays the«Russian method» has transformed into a new model implying organization of research and education centers where students get the fundamentals of technical sciences and implement them in real projects and create real products.…”
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Cybersecurity Challenges and Awareness of the Multi-Generational Learners in Nepal by Raj Kumar Dhungana, Lina Gurung Dr., Hem Poudyal

“…This study, using a survey (N-891 students and 157 teachers) and in-depth interviews (27 students and 14 teachers), described the students' cybersecurity-related experiences and challenges in Nepal. …”
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Case grammar and its implications to developing writing skills by Ahmed MOUMENE

“… This article exposes the existing controversy among researchers about the role of traditional grammar in helping students to overcome their grammatical errors. It consequently shows the relevance of Fillmore’s Case Grammar to developing writing skills and improving linguistic proficiency. …”
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Literacy Development in Kindergarten by Vanegas Rodríguez Flor Alba

“…As the sample for this study, the five students who had the lowest language proficiency were selected. …”
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Assessment of cognitive biases in augmented reality: Beyond eye tracking. by Piotr Słowiński, Ben Grindley, Helen Muncie, David Harris, Samuel Vine, Mark Wilson

“…Specifically, we developed an odd-one-out (OOO) game-like task in AR designed to try to induce and assess confirmatory biases. Forty students completed the AR task in the laboratory, and the short form of the comprehensive assessment of rational thinking (CART) online via the Qualtrics platform. …”
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PROFESSIONALLY ORIENTED COURSE OF ENGINEERING-GRAPHICAL TRAINING by Olga V. Zhuykova, Olga F. Shikhova, Yuriy A. Shikhov

“…The professional-focused educational trajectories of independent engineering-graphic preparation of students are designed and substantially filled in content. …”
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Una propuesta educativa para atender la diversidad en el contexto de aula by Rosario Agüero-Agüero

“…The goal of this project is to improve the respect for the students` individual differences and make sure that diversity could be applied in to the school context. …”
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Educational Quizz Platforms for Romanian as a Foreign Language: A Case Study of Kahoot by Ludmila BRANIȘTE

“…The present paper is centred around the educational platform Kahoot and the assessment of its use as a teaching and learning aid at the lectures of the Romanian language for foreign students. With the advance of modern technology, teachers (belonging to the generation of digital migrants) face the necessity of adapting to the new type of thinking characteristic of the contemporary generation of students (digital natives) – the so-called clip thinking, which imposes the elaboration of new tools, mechanisms and strategies of teaching. …”
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Addressing Gender Bias and Bullying in Islamic Boarding Schools: Challenges and Solutions by Anwar Hafidzi, Nurdin Nurdin, Lutfi Lutfi

“…The separation between male and female students has become a pesantren tradition with the aim of more focused access to education. …”
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Using Case Studies To Teach Cybersecurity Courses by Yu Cai

“…Third, the new model can improve student learning outcomes, particularly helping students gain a holistic view of security.…”
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Designing a Platform for Additional Subject Training of Schoolchildren Based on Professional Requests of Teachers by P. S. Lomasko, A. L. Simonova, D. A. Barkhatova, L. B. Khegay

“…As the main characteristics of the educational platform, requested by the respondents, such as the ability to transform content according to the needs of the teacher and the student, clustering of content according to didactic tasks and subject content, the use of cognitive visualization, activation of independent activity of students, visualization of learning progress and an intuitive interface, meeting the main focus and the needs of the target audience were identified.Conclusion. …”
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Longitudinal impact of machiavellianism on adolescent prosocial behavior and suicidal risk: the role of hope and loneliness by Kaixuan Gao, Fengling Fang

“…Methods A sample of 618 Chinese middle school students (mean age: 13.65 years) participated in this study by completing assessments of Machiavellianism, hope, loneliness, prosocial behavior, and suicide risk at two distinct time points. …”
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To the Issue of the Competence For- mation Criteria by Y. V. Vorsina, T. A. Snigireva

“…The patterns of feasible diagnostic tasks are given along with the qualimetric results of students’ competence. The regular diagnostic procedures provide the opportunity for identifying the gaps in students’ knowledge and the lack of necessary skills, and correct, thereafter, the training process accordingly. …”
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Effect of Sports Participation on Failure in General Life-An Exploratory Study by Muhammad Zafar Iqbal Butt, Muhammad Abdul Jabar Adnan, Qandeel Mughal

“…The population was University students and sample was collected from 200 (n=200) male and female students of University of the Punjab, Lahore using simple random sampling technique. …”
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Access to translated invitations online increases involvement of linguistically diverse households in a population-based study: a cluster randomized controlled study by Paula S. Herrera-Espejel, Thomas Mildner, Hermann Pohlabeln, Christine Genedl, Lutz Jasker, Stefan Rach

“…A total of 114 classrooms (2306 students) received the flyer, while 115 classrooms (2276 students) served as control group. …”
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Spanish language, an indispensable tool of Russian companies oriented abroad: how to meet the demand? by M. Larionova, G. Romanova, V. Iovenko

“…The manual focuses on the formation of linguistic and communicative competences that are necessary for students studying Spanish as the language of their future professional work in international area.…”
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Beyond the Classroom: The Role of Social Connections and Family in Adolescent Mental Health in the Transylvanian Population of Romania by Alexandra-Ioana Roșioară, Bogdana Adriana Năsui, Nina Ciuciuc, Dana Manuela Sîrbu, Daniela Curșeu, Ștefan Cristian Vesa, Codruța Alina Popescu, Monica Popa

“…Students who feel lonely are more likely to be victims of bullying. …”
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