To Touch or Not to Touch: Taxidermy and the Museum by Ann C. Colley

“…Recently I attended a class in which a conservation specialist instructed the students to practice caution when treating an old piece of taxidermy. …”
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Pengembangan Paket Modul Cetak Mata Pelajaran Pendidikan Agama Kristen SMP Negeri Tidore Kepulauan by Jhoni Lagun Siang, Nurdin Ibrahim, Rusmono -

“…Then after repaired the product was tested to a number of grade VIII students, ie 3 students for individual evaluation and 30 people for field evaluation. …”
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Stakeholders' perspective on smart farming robotic solutions by George Papadopoulos, Maria-Zoi Papantonatou, Havva Uyar, Konstantinos Nychas, Vasilis Psiroukis, Aikaterini Kasimati, Ard Nieuwenhuizen, Frits K. Van Evert, Spyros Fountas

“…By fostering collaboration among farmers, students, researchers, and policymakers, this study outlines a roadmap for leveraging robotic innovations to advance agricultural efficiency, sustainability, and resilience.…”
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An evaluation and optimization of nutrition, environmental footprint, and food waste in Italian primary school menus: a case study by Giorgia Vici, Debora Giustozzi, Dalia Camilletti, Silvia Zufolino, Laura Malandrino, Sofia Renzi, Stefania Pucciarelli, Silvia Vincenzetti, Luca Belli, Valeria Polzonetti

“…These are important foundations in shaping students’ eating habits with the potential to promote a healthy and sustainable lifestyle. …”
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PENERAPAN MODEL PEMBELAJARAN KOOPERATIF TIPE THINK PAIR SQUARE (TPSq) UNTUK MENINGKATKAN HASIL BELAJAR SISWA KELAS VII SMPN 4 KOTA BENGKULU by Shelly Trihasari, Saleh Haji

“…The result of the research showed that the implementation of cooperative learning model type Think Pair Square improved students’ achievement in Mathematic. Students’ learning activities were improved by giving the students work sheet that contains a completion process so that facilitate students in working on the students work sheet, appreciating the student with applause after they delivered their opinion, and dividing students in heterogenous groups based on their academic skills. …”
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Effect of Gadgets On The Development of Interest In Reading by Intan Permata Sari, Julia Karina, Julia Resti Angraini, Lailatul Badriyah

“…This research was conducted at MTsS Nurul Ihsan school. With a total student population of 66 people, with a total sample of 16 people using the Cluster Random Sampling technique. …”
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Stereoacuity of Black-White and Red-Green Patterns in Individuals with and without Color Deficiency by Ying Sun, Huang Wu, Yinghong Qiu, Zhiqiang Yue

“…The aim of this study was to evaluate the stereoacuity of color-defective individuals presented with color symbols that they see defectively. Methods. Ten students diagnosed with daltonism and 10 students with normal color vision were recruited. …”
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Educational Development and Skills in Clean Mobility at IFP School by El Ganaoui Mourlan Ouafae, Zein Ismail, Dulbecco Alessio, Miliani El-Hadj, Nunez Claude

“…In this paper, we explore the innovative academic initiatives at IFP School, France, designed to equip master’s degree students with essential skills for advancing clean mobility. …”
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Educational transmedia narratives and the INAEP method: innovation and learning in the Colombian Context. Pilot study by Maribel García-Rojas, Maribel García-Rojas, Moisés Mañas-Olmo, Lourdes Aranda, Pablo Cortés-González

“…This pilot study examined how higher education students in Colombia perceived innovation while interacting with a transmedia product. …”
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SMART-TRAINING: BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ORGANIZING EDUCATION PROCESS by Larisa A. Danchenok, Peter Yu. Nevostruyev

“…Modern students badly perceive traditional model of training. …”
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Five years later: an analysis of a first part of the State exam by Stefania Leondini

“…This paper aims to carry out a detailed analysis of the texts and tasks presented in the first part of the Italian State Exam, in order to offer observations that may help outline a coherent and inclusive curriculum, serving the best interests of the students. The reflection is based on extensive teaching experience in secondary schools (Licei) and adopts the perspective of both teachers and students.…”
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Manajemen Penerimaan Peserta Didik Baru (PPDB) Melalui Sistem Zonasi SDN Puncak 2 Kecamatan Cipanas Kabupaten Cianjur by Maman Suherman, Suharyanto H. Soro, Ani Nuraeni, Listia Rismayanti

“…The results of the study indicate that the management of New Student Admission (PPDB) at SDN Puncak 2 has successfully enhanced educational equity through several strategic steps, such as the implementation of zoning policies, allocation of special quotas for underprivileged students, and transparency in the selection process. …”
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Discrepancies between CLT Principles and the Romanian Language and Literature for Hungarian Minority Curriculum and Its Implementation by Imola Katalin Nagy, Gabriella Kovács

“…The study of the Romanian language and literature is a compulsory subject for students of Hungarian minority in Romania. However, the most effective language learning methods and paradigms take into account and exploit students’ language awareness and linguistic repertoire. …”
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From Composite Building to Partial Figure: Variations in the Teaching of Colin Rowe and Peter Eisenman by Michael Jasper

“…What happens in the transmission and transfer through students, and the singular student of Peter Eisenman in particular? …”
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Structural Modeling of the Relationship Between Religious Adherence and Mental Health Mediated by Psychological-spiritual Transformation by Marzieh Azizi Moein, Masoud Janbazragi, Siamak Mohebi

“…The statistical population included 300 students who were selected using a multi-stage cluster sampling method among the universities of Qom City, Iran. …”
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Underware Rules Terintegrasi Akhlak Islam sebagai Pencegahan Child Abuse di Sekolah Dasar Negeri by Baiq Tuhfatul Unsi, Intan Nadiroh

“…In the implementation of sex education, it can significantly increase students' knowledge. The implementation of sex education cannot be separated from the provision of material about Islamic morals. …”
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Examination of Perceived Stress Levels of Individuals Who Attending University Education and Participate in University Team by Ünal Türkçapar, Murat Atasoy

“…Findings: In shaping the perceived stress levels of university students; according to the gender variable, women have a higher average than men, according to the age variable, there is a difference in favor of the older ones, according to the type of sport variable in favor of the team sports, according to the competition success variable in favor of the international participants and according to the income level variable, there is a difference in favor of the weak ones but it was concluded that there was no significant difference according to the sports year variable. …”
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Everyone Could Use A Little Entrepreneurial Resilience by Niamh Imbusch

“…This short opinion piece argues that entrepreneurial resilience is not confined to entrepreneurs; rather, it comprises a mix of personal, transversal skills which can be developed, and which may be to benefit of all students, regardless of discipline. It offers an invitation to third level educators to join a resilience pedagogy community of practice to share experiences and best practice.…”
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ENHANCING ENGLISH VOCABULARY ACQUISITION AMONG YOUNG LEARNERS THROUGH VISUAL AIDS by Risa Umami

“…This study explores the effectiveness of using pictures as a tool to enhance vocabulary acquisition among elementary students. A qualitative descriptive method was employed, with a sample of 30 students from a local elementary school. …”
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Program konseling hipotetik untuk mereduksi prokrastinasi akademik mahasiswa program studi bimbingan dan konseling UNIPA Surabaya by Ayong Lianawati

“…The results showed from 117 students who underwent high-level procrastination of 38 students, moderate procrastination of 59 students, and low procrastination as much as 20 students, and the most dominant aspect is Emotional Distress (depressed when postponing tasks) as well as Perceived Ability (perception of ability). …”
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