Teachers’ Perspective of Their Alliance with Students and Detection of Child Maltreatment by María Teresa Vozmediano-Collado, David Gil Pareja, Virgilio García-Aparicio, Francisca Angélica Monroy García, Andrea Pérez-Rodríguez

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Assessing Problematic Internet Use, Social Media Addiction, Internet Gaming Disorder, and Suicidal Tendencies among Undergraduate Students in a Peripheral Medical College by Khandaker Golam Maruf, Sumitaksha Banerjee, Arunima Chaudhuri

“…Methodology: A total of 145 students were randomly selected from a batch of 200. …”
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Evaluation of Academic Success of Ankara University Faculty of Medicine Students According to the Social Determinants of Health by Filiz Ak Azar, Elif Nur Çakınberk, Melda Doğan, Yiğit Yahya İkizler, Ece Korkut, Ceyda Ceren Dönder, Sezin Naz Yıldırım, Cevdet Arda Selvi

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Design and Psychometric Evaluation of a Questionnaire to Assess Nursing and Midwifery Students’ Attitudes and Performance towards Online Exams and Its Relationship with Academic Achievement by Zohre Abbaszade Molaei, Aeen Mohammadi, Manijeh Hooshmandja

“…The success of virtual education is not achievable without considering the students’ viewpoints towards it. This study aimed to investigate the attitude and performance of students in online exams and their relationship with academic achievement. …”
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The Voice of Indonesian EFL Students’: Mobile Learning Game Memrise to Boost English Speaking Skill by Shila Sandrina Wulandari, Oktavia Widiastuti, Ayu Liskinasih

“…This study investigates the use of Memrise, a mobile learning game, to improve EFL students’ speaking performance in academic contexts. …”
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Musical-Artistic Events of Young Students as a Factor in Strengthening Intra-community Partnerships by Diana Elena SÂRB, Loredana MUNTEAN

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Scenario forecasting for students’ professional future by V. S. Tretyakova

“…The author has developed the structure of a typical forecasting scenario for the professional future of a student. It is established that this structure consists of four content blocks: 1) the desired image of the professional future of the student; 2) analysis of the student potential in accordance with the desired image; 3) the process of transition of the person from the current state to the desired (implementation of the trajectory of development, control); 4) evaluation of results (analysis of achievements, causes and consequences of changes; correction of the vector of development). …”
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The Effect of the Problem-Based Learning Model Based on the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Approach on Students' Creative Thinking Ability by Nenni Sara, Pinta Murni, Syamsurizal Syamsurizal

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Peculiarities of physical fitness and body composition of students engaged and not engaged in sports by I.J. Zuoziene

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A Comparison of the Effectiveness of STEM Skewer Stick and Flash Card Learning Media on Students' Understanding of the Concept of Area of Plane Figures at SDN Layungsari 2 by Sandi Budiana, Ninda Rosfadhri, Shinta Prameswari, Ai Nursaadah

“… Mathematics education at the elementary level often faces challenges in enhancing students' understanding of the concept of area in two-dimensional shapes. …”
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Investigation of 9th Grade High School Students’ Attitudes towards Science Course by Orhan Karamustafaoglu, Adem Bayar

“…<p>In this study, ninth grade students’ attitudes towards science were investigated in terms of self-regulation strategies, motivational beliefs and gender variables. …”
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Wipper's students by Pavel Naumov

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Analysis of the Evolution of Social Competence in Students Through Research Methods Based on Neutrosophic Sets by Huberto Tito Hinostroza Robles, María Teresa Cabanillas López, Fidel Denis Huasco Espinoza

“…The present study investigates the evolution of social competence in students through research methods based on set theory and the application of neutrosophic sets. …”
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Trust in distance learning during the COVID-19 pandemic: Evaluation of the quality of education of students and teachers of Russian universities by A. G. Tyurikov, D. A. Kunizheva, E. V. Frolova, O. V. Rogach

“…During the second wave, the following projects were implemented: 1) a survey of students of economic universities from 17 regions of the Russian Federation (sample population = 7600); 2) a survey of teachers of the Financial University (sample population = 520); 3) focus groups with students.Results and scientific novelty. …”
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Investigating Algerian Use of English Modals: The Case of Second Year Master Students of English at the University “Frères Mentouri”, Constantine 1 by Salima SELMEN

“…In order to fulfill the intended aims, 116 second year master students of English were assessed on their use of modals. …”
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Effects of dance on the mental health in college students after covid-19: a mixed-methods approach by Karen Melissa Polanco-Zuleta, Paulina Arenas-Landgrave, María Emilia Lucio y Gómez-Maqueo

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Possibilities for teacher’s preventive actions in regard bullying behavior of students by Marković Marija R.

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Developing flash flipbook as a learning resource to improve students’ digital literacy in elementary school by Alviyana Jami’atus Syifah, S. Suratmi, H. Hartono

“…The subjects of this study were fourth grade students in the 2023/2024 school year as many as 27 students. …”
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Age dynamic of physical condition changes in pre-school age girls, schoolgirls and students, living in conditions of Eastern Siberia by V.Y. Lebedinskiy, E.A. Koipysheva, L.D. Rybina, M.D. Kudryavtsev, S.S. Iermakov, A.Yu. Osipov, L.K. Sidorov

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Early Optimism? First-Year Law Students' Work Expectations and Aspirations by Melissa Castan, Jeannie Paterson, Paul Richardson, Helen Watt

“…This paper reports on a study that examined student attendance across a law degree — what motivated student attendance; why students did not take the opportunities provided to them to facilitate their learning; and what methods they used to learn. …”
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