Healthsaving technologies of supporting micronutrients functions of eye-sidht at students with myopia by E. Yu. Egorova, A. T. Bykov, O. A. Gromova, I. Yu. Torshin, N. N. Slushalova, N. V. Khvatova

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Effect of Simulation-Based Education of Adult BLS-CPR on Nursing Students’ Skills and Knowledge Acquisition by Bdiri Gabbouj S, Zedini C, Naija W

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Survey of perceived stress-inducing problems among dental students, Saudi Arabia by Samar A. Al-Saleh, Ebtissam M. Al-Madi, Nadia S. Al-Angari, Huda A. Al-Shehri, Mohammed Mohammed Shukri

“…Conclusions: Female students had higher mean overall problem scores compared to male students, and second-year students showed lower perceived problems compared to other students. …”
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Changes in the Step Counts of University Students Living in Hokkaido during the COVID-19 Pandemic by Atsushi Mizumoto, Kotomi Echizen, Reiya Tsuji, Yuichi Takata

“…An online questionnaire was sent by e-mail to 1,851 students enrolled in a university in Hokkaido, Japan; of these, 127 participated. …”
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Latent profiles of nursing students’ moral courage, moral sensitivity, and moral resilience: a cross-sectional study by Mingtao Huang, Jiayi Guo, Hui Li, Mingmei Li, Chenjie Huang, Shiying Ding, Guiru Xu

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VOLUNTEERING ACTIVITIES AS MEANS OF FORMATION OF SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL CONSCIOUSNESS OF STUDENTS by L. S. Aygubov, K. I. Khadzhialiev

“…The aim is to analyze the current state of social and ecological consciousness of youth and consider the introduction of student volunteering activity in the formation of ecological consciousness in the context of Republic of Dagestan.Discussion. …”
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Revealing Accounting Practices Of Scholarship Recipient Students: A Study Of Islamic Ethnomethodology by Mohamad Anwar Thalib

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Comparison of Medical students' preparation for the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) Step 1 before and after transition to Pass/Fail [version 3; peer review: 1 approved, 4 approved with reservations, 1 not approved] by Samiksha Prasad, Kate J.F. Carnevale, Christine Perez

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Psychological Impact of Acne Vulgaris in Basic Science Medical Students in Nepal by Eliz Aryal, Sanju Shrestha, Prashanna Shrestha, Govind Pokhrel, Sabina Sabina Bhattaria

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THE CORRELATION OF BILINGUALISM (ALBANIAN -TURKISH) WITH THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS IN PRIMARY SCHOOL by G. Salihu, B. Çibukçiu

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Sexual behaviors and awareness of sexually transmitted infections among Chinese university students by Dangui Zhang, Hui Pan, Binglin Cui, Frieda Law, Jeremy Farrar, William Ba-Thein

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DEPICTING PERTINENT CURRICULUM HICCUPS CONSTRAINING STUDENTS PURSUING SENIOR NATIONAL CERTIFICATE by Tinyiko Josephine Nkuzana, Shuti Steph Khumalo

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STUDENTS’ INTRINSIC MOTIVATION USING GAME-BASED ACTIVITIES by Nestor L. Lasala Jr

“…A more comprehensive study of the effect of GBAs on students’ learning experiences is also recommended. …”
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The effect of using the bubble mental map on learning the skills of preparation and receiving transmissions in female students volleyball by زينة حسن أ.د. نجلاء عباس

“…The basic skills of volleyball, as the study aims to identify the effect of using the bubble mental map in learning some basic skills of volleyball for students, and also included two assumptions, namely 1- There are no statistically significant differences between the pre and post tests of the experimental and the control groups in some basic skills of female students volleyball 2- There are no statistically significant differences between the experimental and control groups in the post test in some basic skills of female students volleyball ,Consequently, the researcher concluded that there is a clear effect of the bullous mental map used during the lesson, through the results obtained by the researcher from the difference between the results of the tribal and posttest tests on the students, and therefore the study recommends the need to use the mental map during the educational process because of the educational effect of the lesson. …”
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The effect of aerobic continuous training and detraining on left ventricular structure and function in male students by Mahdiabadi Javad, Mahdiabadi Mohammadali, Kazemi Toba

“…Physical Education of Students…”
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Supporting Families and Professionals to Understand the Role of Hearing Technologies for Students Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing by Pam Millett, Imran Mulla

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A model for predicting dropout of higher education students by Anaíle Mendes Rabelo, Luis Enrique Zárate

“…Higher education institutions are becoming increasingly concerned with the retention of their students. This work is motivated by the interest in predicting and reducing student dropout, and consequently in reducing the financial losses of said institutions. …”
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THE MODEL OF FORMATION OF METASUBJECT EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES OF STUDENTS IN THE SCHOOL by Svetlana Valentinovna Dmitrieva

“…Identified, described and structured components, which underlie the models offormation of metasubject educational outcomes of students based on the principles of a systematic approach.…”
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Ergonomic risk: social representations of dental students by Luana Kelle Batista Moura, Yara Teresinha Correa Silva Sousa, Guilherme César Batista Moura, Francisca Tereza Coelho Matos, Carlos Alberto Monteiro Falcão, Thiago LIma Monte

“…For students, the ergonomic risk is related to the attitude in the dental office. …”
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Attentive control and its relationship to successful intelligence and the performance of the skill of defending the stadium in female students volleyball by Fadia Abdul-hussein Dr. Nuhad Mohammed

“…The research community determined the students of the first phase of the College of Physical Education and Sport Sciences for girls - University of Baghdad for the academic year (2018-2019) and the number (94) students, distributed to (4) people, the sample included two sections (A, D) and the number (42) female students (50%) of the total number of female students, were randomly selected, and table (1) shows the research community and sample. …”
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