PENERAPAN MODEL PEMBELAJARAN KOOPERATIF TIPE PAIR CHECKS PEMECAHAN MASALAH UNTUK MENINGKATKAN SOCIAL SKILL SISWA by R. Lestari, S. Linuwih

“…The data analysis result showed that there was an increase of student’s social skill and students’ achievement from cycle one to two. …”
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Mal-vivre et savoirs : réflexion sur la forme scolaire by Caroline Perraud

“…In France, one of the ambitions of the school system is « to leave no student by the wayside » (Circular No. 2019-088 of 5-6-2019), especially those students with special educational needs (SEN). …”
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Mental State of the Art: Creative Reflections from Psychiatry Placement by Sian Davies, Roshni Bahri, Katie Dichard-Head, Azjad Elmubarak, Ahmad Kamal Mohamed

“…Aims: Medical training, particularly in psychiatry, often confronts students with emotional challenges that extend beyond clinical skills. …”
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Implementation of public management mechanisms for the development of higher education in Ukraine by B.V., O.O.

“…The paper also examines the roles and responsibilities of key stakeholders, including government agencies, universities, teachers and students, in shaping and implementing policy and practice in the higher education system. …”
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The Pragmatist in Context of a National Science Foundation Supported Grant Program Evaluation: Guidelines and Paradigms by Margaret E. Ross, N. Hari Narayanan, Theron Dean Hendrix, Lakshman Sundeep Myneni

“…Interview data suggest that most students did find working in groups enjoyable and a valuable experience. …”
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Simulation research on safety detection of pattern rope jumping motion based on large data background by Dongmei Wang

“…Introducing the pattern skipping rope into the school physical education curriculum not only makes the students feel the sports side. At the same time, it can also develop the wisdom and potential of students, entertain the body and mind, and cultivate the spirit of unity and cooperation and disappointment. …”
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Multiethnic Teamwork as Means of Attaining Psychosocial Competence and Interpersonal Skills For Successful Transitioning From School Life Into Adulthood by Mihaela David-Izvernar, Alina Felicia Roman

“…Such project-based work, easily extensive to interschool similar multiethnic student team structures, might trigger similar proactive future attitudes for the students on the brim of maturity, whereas meaningful insights into the validated pattern will undoubtedly trigger societal active participation.…”
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MOTIVATION OF EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITY OF ADULT LEARNERS AS ONE OF THE URGENT PROBLEMS OF ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION by Angela Kobleva

“…We believe that increase the productivity of learning is possible through the formation of interest and motivation of students to educational activity. We assumed that the professional development of the student, his successful adaptation of the profession and the development of professional competence is largely determined by motivation of the student to the educational and labor activities.…”
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Navigating the Divide: Digital Kiosks and Mobile Apps as Complementary Human-Centered Self-Service Technologies by Amani S. Aljohi, Sara S. Alzaabi, Rahma S. Almahri, Georgios Tsaramirsis, Oussama H. Hamid

“…Our results show that the students continue to use the mobile phone application. …”
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Competitions for Young Journalists: Functional and Typological Characteristics by V.V. Smejukha

“…At the present stage, they are a popular form of communication between students, journalistic organizations, administrative and commercial structures, and universities. …”
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Assessment of the readiness of the russian higher education for the digital economy by Natalia V. Dneprovskaya

“…Only one third of university students are trained using e-learning or distance education technologies. …”
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Jaroslav Goll's school in the Czech historiography (late 19th – early 20th centuries) by T.V. Gimadeev

“…Goll’s historical seminar at the Czech Faculty of Philosophy in Prague in the late 19th century. J. Goll’s students, the first generation of Czech professional historians, defined the Czech historical science development during the subsequent 50 years. …”
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”Vi gör så gott vi kan” by Gunnar Augustsson, Assar Hörnell

“…The respondents report several reasons for this: flawed premises, large groups of students, untrained staff and insufficient cooperation between different staff groups. …”
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Bystander behaviors in bullying incidents: A cross-sectional study in Belgrade secondary schools by Grmuša Adrijana T.

“…The results show that slightly more than one-third of students noticed bullying incidents in their school, with approximately equal numbers of bystanders exhibiting passive and defending behaviors. …”
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The future of tourism: an interview with Dr Daniel Wright about the genre of science fiction by Ian Seymour Yeoman, Daniel William Mackenzie Wright

“…Science fiction is a powerful medium to imagine the future, which students love as it is provocative. In the interview, Dr Wright reflects upon his own writing from immortality to the end of the world. …”
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Education programmes on performance-based assessment for allied health and nursing clinical educators: A scoping review protocol [version 3; peer review: 1 approved, 2 approved wit... by Lucy Alpine, Emer Barrett, David Mockler, Anne O'Connor, Julie Broderick

“…Background Performance-based assessment (PBA) is a complex process undertaken in the workplace by healthcare practitioners known as clinical educators, who assist universities in determining health professional students’ readiness for independent practice. Preparing healthcare professionals for PBA is considered essential to ensuring the quality of the assessment process in the clinical learning environment. …”
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A silent threat to children's school road safety in Türkiye: The impact of stray dog attacks by Halil Karadas, Abdullatif Dag

“…Stray dogs cause different negative effects such as preventing students and other school stakeholders from accessing the school, causing students to be absent, affecting the school’s course operation, spreading infectious diseases and creating visual pollution in the environment. …”
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Developing a Book for Teaching Reading Skills in the Context of Local Culture: The Department of Arabic Language Teaching at Indonesia University | Tathwir Kitab li-Ta'lim Maharat... by Suwandi Suwandi, Sutaman Sutaman, M. Samsul Ulum, Diaya Uddeen Deab Mahmoud Alzitawi, Supangat Supangat

“…Students do not have a specific book for learning maharah qiro’ah and find it difficult to understand qiro’ah texts because the material taught does not align with local wisdom. …”
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Constructing a scientific research training system to foster creativity in medical undergraduates by Zhang Yu, Wang Yuehui, Dang Yexing, Wang Zhihao

“…Traditionally, medical education has prioritized theoretical knowledge and clinical practice, often neglecting the development of students' research skills. This study addresses the need to strengthen scientific research training for medical undergraduates by analyzing the current state of such training in China and proposing a comprehensive system for cultivating research skills. …”
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L’égalité dans l’enseignement supérieur entre utopie et solutions concrètes by Dominique Bucheton, Jean-Marie De Ketele, Philippe Meirieu, Richard Etienne

“…The social and academic origins of students require them to meet the demands and customs of the academic world. …”
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