Eternal gratitude to the founders of the medical teaching in Cienfuegos by José Miguel Navarro Ríos, Bárbara Ríos Araujo, Juan José Navarro López, Rafael Ricardo Navarro Ríos

“…The first group of 3rd year Medicine students arrived in September 1980 at the Dr. Gustavo Aldereguía Lima Hospital in Cienfuegos. …”
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A stigma-reduction intervention targeting abortion and contraceptive use among adolescents in Kisumu County, Kenya: a quasi-experimental study* by Marlene Makenzius, Ulrika Rehnström Loi, Beatrice Otieno, Monica Oguttu

“…The intervention was to be considered effective if a mean score reduction of 25% was achieved for both the ASABA (primary outcome) and the CUS (secondary outcome) at the IS between baseline and 12-month follow-up. 1207 (IS = 574; CS = 633) students were included in analyses at 1-month follow-up, and 693 (IS = 323; CS = 370) at 12-months (the final-year students had left school). …”
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EXPECTATIONS FROM THE UNIVERSITY AND FACULTY WEB-SITES IN ORIENTATION PERIOD by Aytekin İşman, Mübin Kıyıcı, Onur İşbulan

“…When the expectations of the teacher candidates from the university and faculty web-sites who enrolled in the university were analyzed, it was detected that students delivered opinions on the faculty photographs, information about the instructors, general information, university location, departments, announcements, course contents, postgraduate education opportunities and regulations. …”
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Hybrid Solar PV–Agro-Waste-Driven Combined Heat and Power Energy System as Feasible Energy Source for Schools in Sub-Saharan Africa by Ogheneruona Endurance Diemuodeke, David Vera, Mohammed Moore Ojapah, Chinedum Oscar Nwachukwu, Harold U. Nwosu, Daniel O. Aikhuele, Joseph C. Ofodu, Banasco Seidu Nuhu

“…Poor access to electricity in rural communities has been linked to a poor educational system, as electricity is essential for supporting laboratories, technical practice, and long study hours for students. Therefore, this work presents the techno-economic analysis of a hybrid solar PV–agro-wastes (syngas) energy system for electricity, heat, and cooling generation to improve energy access in rural schools. …”
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Digital competencies: perceptions of primary school teachers pursuing master’s degrees from eight African countries by Andresa Sartor Harada, Juliana Azevedo Gomes, Oscar Ulloa Guerra, Roberto Ruiz, Rubén Calderón

“…The teachers were master’s students in teacher training on virtual platforms. …”
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Forced to Reimagine: Reflections on the Experience of Leicester Vaughan College Community Benefit Society by Miriam Gill, Lucy Faire

“…This response was not only an expression of resistance, but it was an antidote to the neoliberal university system, which all too often undervalues adult education, marginalises adult learners or excludes their education altogether. As educators and students together, the aim was to use our understanding of the processes and practices of higher adult education to reconstruct this provision in a collaborative and cooperative way. …”
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Retelling strategies for comprehending and interpreting short stories by Santha Mary Louis, Kulwindr Kaur Gurdial Singh

“…This necessitates an interactive relationship among the student, text and teacher. This study investigated if retelling strategies will improve form four students' comprehension and interpretation of a short story. …”
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Urgensi Memahami Kesetaraan Gender bagi Guru Sekolah Dasar by Fathul Jannah

“…Therefore, elementary school teachers need to understand gender equality, then familiarize their students with it. This research is library research, so that in the process it makes maximum use of the data and information from books and journals related to this theme. …”
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Women, Migration, Religion and Education: A Case Study of Agogo Presbyterian Women’s College of Education, Ghana by Grace Sintim Adasi

“…Also, focus group discussions were held with current students to explore their experiences at the college and their aspirations for the future. …”
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The potential for productive use of the digital service LearningApps in teaching foreign languages by Natalia A. Katalkina, Nadezhda V. Bogdanova

“…Gaming technologies in the digital educational environment have shown their effectiveness in training students - future specialists in various fields. The use of gamification elements activates the cognitive activity of students and maintains their interest in the subject being studied. …”
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Necessary and sufficient conditions in theorems by Edmundas Mazėtis, Grigorijus Melničenko

“… When students and professional mathematicians are asked what the difference between necessary and sufficient conditions is, they often have difficulty answering the question. …”
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Talking it out? Metacognition, teacher talk, and comprehension consequences by Jennie Baumann

“…Small-group lesson talk focused on lower-level questions and problem-solving/support strategies initiated and scaffolded by the teacher, resulting in minimal opportunities for students to independently engage with text. …”
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CLEAN AND HEALTHY LIVING BEHAVIOUR AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES (COVID-19) DIFFRERENCES BETWEEN DORMITORY AND HOME DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC by Lia Awwalia Majida, Martha Irene Kartasurya, Sri Achadi Nugraheni, Ani Margawati, Etika Noer

“…Aims:  this research is to compare CHLB and infectious diseases (COVID-19) between students living at dormitory and home. Methods: A cross-sectional design study was conducted in January-February 2023 at Madrasah Aliah Mranggen, Demak, involving 232 students aged 16-18 years. …”
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DEVELOPING SPEAKING SECTION OF BUSINESS ENGLISH MATERIALS TO TEACH CULTURE IN INTEGRATED WAY by Yasmin Farani, Karlina Karadila Yustisia

“…It is hoped that they are useful for the students as an alternative method to learn culture in an integrated way. …”
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The utilization of 21st century ICT Tools in Teaching and Learning of Technology and Vocational Courses in a Nigerian Public University by Nnaemeka Martin Agbo, Ngozi Favour Onyemachi, Emmanuel Abiodun Ogunmola

“…The findings of the study revealed that: Hard drives are under-utilized in storing students’ data, projectors are not used for presentation/delivery of lectures, computers are not used to assess students’ response/performance, utilization are correspondingly low.…”
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Psychological and Pedagogical Technologies of Working with Teenagers to Level the Manifestations of Learned Helplessness by Shalaginova K.S., Dekina E.V., Kulikova T.I.

“…To overcome the conditions of learned helplessness in this category of students, the “Path to Success” program was developed and tested, recommendations were made to teachers on leveling the manifestations of learned helplessness in adolescents. …”
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Epidemiological Findings of Refractive Errors and Amblyopia among the Schoolchildren in Hatta Region of the United Arab Emirates by Salam Chettian Kandi, Hayat Ahmad Khan

“…Among the refractive error group, 19% (64 subjects) had amblyopia (4% of total students). The incidence of low vision was 9.5% and blindness was 0.38%. …”
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Batik Ratu Banten in an Ethnomathematics Lens: Historical Value and Mathematical Value by Vidya Ayuningtyas, Yuke Andriani, Sulistiawati, Destri Astrianingsih, Anggi Rahmani

“…This approach involving mathematical and cultural concepts is known as ethnomathematics, which can be used as a source in contextual mathematics learning that is interesting for students by connecting abstract mathematical concepts with real cultural artifacts. …”
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THE EFFECT OF INQUIRY BASED LEARNING WITH SOCIOSCIENTIFIC ISSUES CONTEXT ON CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS AND SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATION by Intan Mahanani, Sri Rahayu, Fauziatul Fajaroh

“…Students who were taught by inquiry with SSI learning had a higher average of critical thinking and scientific explanation skills than the students who were taught by inquiry and verification learning.  …”
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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF LAUGHTER THERAPY ON STRESS by M Benedict Shyla Heema, V Usha Rani

“…The study concluded that the high school students had mild, moderate and severe stress. It has been proved statistically that the laughter therapy has an effect on reducing the level of stress among high school students.…”
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