Establishment and implementation of “theory-practice integration” pathological teaching mode based on wisdom classroom and virtual interaction by He Xu, Shi Ying’ai, Zhang Haiying, Lv Shuang, Li Wei, Li Yanru, Wang Yishu

“…The teaching mode of “theory-practice integration” makes up for this deficiency, not only motivating students’ learning enthusiasm, but also improving the quality of pathological teaching. …”
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The Extent of Geography Teachers' Use of Visual Thinking Skills in ‎Teaching by Buthaina Mohammed Jasem, Moussa K. Hanna

“…The sample consisted of 41 teachers (23 male teachers and 18 female teachers). Five students were randomly selected from each teacher to apply the visual thinking test, resulting in a student sample of 205 (115 male students and 90 female students). …”
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Remembering Craig Murdoch Pratt, MD, FACC: July 18, 1945 – August 28, 2021 by Shaun Smithson

“…One of those students, Dr. Shaun Smithson, delivered a touching eulogy at Dr. …”
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ON THE ISSUE OF ANTI-CORRUPTION EDUCATION AS A WAY OF IMPROVING THE LEGAL CULTURE AND LEGAL CONSCIOUSNESS by I. Sh. Galstyan

“…Allocated directions of formation of anticorruption outlook of students. It was determined that the awareness-raising work on formation of anticorruption outlook and anti-corruption culture, as part of the legal culture in society contributes to the formation of intolerance to manifestations of corruption.…”
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PENGARUH AKTIVITAS MENANYA BERBASIS MASALAH DENGAN METODE SAINTIFIK TERHADAP PROSES KOGNITIF SISWA by I Wayan Widiana, I Made Suarjana, Ni Luh Putu Nila Cahyani

“…There were significant differences in the dimensions of cognitive processes between groups of students who were given problem-based questioning learning activities in a scientific approach and the groups of students who are given conventional learning activities. …”
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Needs Analysis to Enhance English Language Proficiency at a Mexican University by Edgar Emmanuell Garcia-Ponce

“…This study examines the perceptions of employers, university authorities, English teachers and students concerning needs to promote English achievement in a Mexican university. …”
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Effects of input modality and second-language vocabulary proficiency on processing of Japanese compound verbs by Qichao Song, Xiaodong Fei, Norio Matsumi

“…In this study, 50 graduate students from Japanese language programs at a Chinese university were placed in the visual group (N = 25) or auditory group (N = 25), and were asked to judge whether the presented Japanese compound verbs and pseudo-words were actual Japanese words or not. …”
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Relacje rówieśnicze uczniów z niepełnosprawnością w nauczaniu inkluzyjnym – wybrane problemy by Agnieszka Żyta, Katarzyna Ćwirynkało

“…The engagement of students with disabilities in social relationships with peers has become essential as inclusive practices have become more common. …”
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“It is too soon… or too late:” Frantz Fanon’s Legacy in the French Caribbean by Andrew M. Daily

“…Rather than disappearing into obscurity following his premature death in 1961, Fanon’s work and his life shaped French Caribbean students, activists, intellectuals, and writers. His sharp critique of the Antillean situation and the Antillean psyche, as well as his committed revolutionary example, proved a fecund resource for Antillean student activists, whether Marxist or Catholic, for poets and writers such as Maryse Condé, Sonny Rupaire, Bertène Juminer, and Daniel Boukman, and for critics and social scientists like Edouard Glissant, Roland Suvélor, Michel Giraud, and others. …”
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Usage of short video applications (SVAs): Exploring Italian users’ social representations of short video creators and trust in informational and educational SVA content providers by Willow-G. Curry, Elisa Colì

“…Quantitative analysis also indicates that trust in SVA creators is moderate overall but higher among students and users who engage more frequently and for extended periods. …”
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Traditional Classroom Management to Virtual Classroom Management: A Study on Physical Education Teachers’ Competencies by Mustafa Enes Işıkgöz

“…In conclusion, in modern classrooms with a shift from traditional classrooms to online classrooms, physical education teachers are expected to be more effective in their relationships with students in online classrooms.…”
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Innovative Simulation Strategies in Education by Michelle Aebersold, Dana Tschannen, Melissa Bathish

“…Findings from this study show the potential for virtual reality simulations to have an impact on nursing student performance.…”
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Ukrainian linguistics in Poland: scholars, institutions, and studies (an encyclopedic framework) by Tetyana Kosmeda

“…Wieczorek (Wrocław). Their students and successors continue their legacy, including I. …”
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Using the Smath Computer Package in School Mathematics Lessons by Valery F. Ochkov, Inna E. Vasileva, Yuliya V. Shatskikh

“…The method of comparative analysis of situations that cause difficulties for students in mastering basic educational skills when studying mathematics at school was used. …”
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Mobile learning in the implementation of educational programs for training at the tertiary level: The national aspect by Tetyana Sobchenko, Svitlana Dotsenko, Natalia Smolianiuk

“…The survey involved 189 respondents who are full-time undergraduate students, including women (93.7%) and men (6.3%). The students who took part in the survey are studying in the following faculties: Primary Education; H.F. …”
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The relationship between social support and employment anxiety in preschool teacher trainees in China: the mediating role of psychological capital and the moderating role of profes... by Li Li, Li Li, Guanghua Wang, Meng Zhang, Meng Zhang

“…Effective social support, positive psychological capital, and a high level of professional identity can act as a buffer against employment anxiety, alleviating the negative impact of the tense job market on employment anxiety.MethodsThis study recruited 1195 students majoring in preschool education from Years 1 to 4 at four applied-oriented undergraduate institutions in Shanghai, China. …”
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Collective balancing of harms: teaching free speech regulation as a contested social issue by Malin Tväråna, Thomas Nygren, Evgeniia Efimova, Annika Magnusson Ehn

“…Even though the importance of teaching media literacy and source criticism to students is well acknowledged, there is little research on how to teach students about the problem of balancing free media and free speech, and the need for regulations that protect societies from misleading information campaigns. …”
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Correlation Analysis of Misconceptions on Motivation, Learning Outcomes, and Critical Thinking Skills in Physics Learning by Nurul Afni, Abdul Halim, Evendi Evendi, Fitria Herliana, Lilia Halim

“…Several previous studies have shown that misconceptions are related to student achievement or learning outcomes and several latent variables. …”
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Personalized learning path planning for higher education based on deep generative models and quantum machine learning: a multimodal learning analysis method integrating transformer... by Changzhi Sun, Shijie Huang, Banghui Sun, Shiwei Chu

“…Abstract In the field of personalized learning path planning for higher education, traditional methods lack in-depth analysis of students' dynamically changing learning status and interests, resulting in insufficient personalization, and focus on the analysis of a single data type, making it difficult to integrate data of different modalities. …”
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Diferencias de dureza del agua y las tasas de longevidad en la península de nicoya y los otros distritos de Guanacaste by Darner A. Mora-Alvarado, Carlos Felipe Portuguez-Barquero, Nuria Alfaro-Herrera, Michael Hernández-Miraulth

“…En el sexto paso se le aplicó la “Prueba t de Students” a las diferencias entre las longevidades en los 3 segmentos de edad, para verificar si existe o no diferencia estadística significativa al 90% (p=<0,10), 95% (p=<0,05) y 99% (p=<0,01) de confianza.  …”
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