Field Tests of Indoor Air Cleaners for Removal of PM2.5 and PM10 in Elementary School Classrooms in Seoul, Korea by Bangwoo Han, Keejung Hong, Dongho Shin, Hak-Joon Kim, Yong-Jin Kim, Sang Bok Kim, Sangwoo Kim, Cheong-Ha Hwang, Kwang-Chul Noh

“…The average CO2 concentration in classrooms was approximately 1500-2000 ppm during class hours and depended on the number of students per classroom; this level was approximately 1.5-2 times higher than the standard, regardless of the use of air cleaners.…”
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The percieved roles of academic libraries in present and in future: the case of Faculty of art’s libraries by Urška Žugelj, Vlasta Zabukovec, Marko Polič, Jasna Maver

“…In this study the authors tried to find out how 171 students and librarians from the Faculty of Arts perceive the current and future roles of academic libraries. …”
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PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS' PERCEPTIONS OF THE USE OF GENAI AND TRADITIONAL GRAMMAR-CHECKING TOOLS FOR ENGLISH WRITING by Tiara Putri, Rahmah Fithriani

“…Therefore, teacher education programs should incorporate structured training on the responsible integration of AI and grammar checkers to ensure that pre-service teachers develop both technological proficiency and pedagogical strategies for fostering students’ independent writing skills.     …”
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DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN ONLINE CHEMISTRY COURSE: ADVANTAGES, CHALLENGES AND EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS by Yuliia Kharchenko, Nataliia Kurash

“…The analysis of students' academic achievements showed positive progress in mastering the educational material. …”
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Defining and Measuring Task Complexity in Major Requirements by Rachel Baker, Nick Huntington-Klein

“…But curricular requirements can be complex and students report that it is not always clear which classes they need to take. …”
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Anpassningar by Sofia Boo

“…The results reveal dilemmas about adaptations, where negotiations about fairness, equality, and the difficult balance between assessing and supporting students’ performance becomes visible. Differentiated instruction is developed in policy processes with the aim of meeting the needs of all students and reducing the use of individual supplemental adaptations.…”
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Assessment of lecturers' awareness of artificial intelligence for education in a Nigerian university by Glory Thomas, Amosa Isiaka Gambari, Hamdallat Taiwo Yusuf, Mutahir Oluwafemi Abanikannda, Florence Olutunu Daramola

“… Artificial intelligence (AI) plays a significant role in the educational sector, offering lecturers and students innovative ways of teaching and learning, assessment, acquiring skills, communicating, sharing, creating, grading and interacting with learning materials. …”
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Managing Tensions in Academic Writing for Foundation Learners by Sue Crossan, Susie Jacka

“…However, it was our experience that our students do not ‘seamlessly’ receive the skills our course was initially designed to teach. …”
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Intentional Self-Regulation and Schools Climate Effects on Academic Buoyancy Mediated by Positive Youth Development by Shofa Mutiara Arafah, Neneng Tati Sumiati

“…This can be achieved through the development of positive climate and improvement of students' intentional self-reguation ability.…”
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Twenty-five years of Alabama’s Rural Health Leaders Pipeline: what difference has it made? by John R. Wheat

“…Four papers evaluated medical student academic performance, specialty choice, geographic location of practice, and production of other health professionals. …”
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RESULTS OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES TREATMENT OF PERIODONTAL DISEASES AND MUCOUS MEMBRANES ORAL CAVITY IN CLINIC OF THERAPEUTIC STOMATOLOGY by T.O. Petrushanko, N.V. Rozkolupa, I.Y. Lytovchenko, N.V. Kotelevsky, S.Y. Chechotina

“…Traditionally on a department which works with the students of final courses of stomatological faculty, considerable attention is spared treatment of patients with the diseases of fabrics of пародонта and mucus shell of cavity of mouth (SOPR). …”
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Substance use among Ghanaian adolescents in secondary education: the determinants and medico-social implications by Walter Appati, Easmon Otupiri, Adelaide Appati, Eliezer Bernard Owusu Ntim

“…Curiosity (53.9%) and peer influence (33.3%) are the main factors driving substance use initiation among students. Majority (39.7%) of students experienced an inability to study for tests, while 29.5% got into fights under the influence of substances. …”
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Religiosity and Self-Esteem in Relation to Free Sex Behavior Among Generation Z by Nurul Aini, Andhita Dyorita Khoiryasdien

“…The study involved 100 respondents with the characteristics of being university students aged 17-24 years, residing in Yogyakarta, and having a tendency toward casual sex behavior. …”
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Undergraduates’ Phone Dependency and Its Implications on Academic Proficiency in Nigeria by Abdulaziz Isiaka

“…Open communication between parents, level of adviser and students can help to discourage undergraduates’ mobile phone dependency in the lecture room.…”
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Book Review - Dermoscopy Atlas of Facial Melanoses by Deeptara Pathak Thapa

“…Handbook of Facial Melanosis by Dr Bibush Amatya is an excellent book worth reading and seems well mounted for post graduate medical students, young Dermatologists and senior consultants alike, who want to improvise their practice with Dermoscopy. …”
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Exploring the relationship between creativity and creative reasoning in the subject of Differential and Integral Calculus by Leandra Leticia de Lima, Rodolfo Eduardo Vertuan, André Luis Trevisan

“…The analysis suggests that encouraging creative reasoning in students, motivating them to explore different approaches and question constraints, promotes a deeper and more innovative understanding of mathematical concepts.…”
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An Agile Approach to Collaborative Online International Learning: A Case Study of Virtual Indigenous Food Sovereignty and Public Policy Internships in Aotearoa New Zealand and Onta... by Timothy Fadgen, Tony Porter, Kiri Edge, Chelsea Gabel, Brooke Hayward, Adrianne Lickers Xavier

“…The project that emerged from theseunprecedented circumstances asked: how can students in different countries, on opposite sides of the globe, engage in virtual collaborations to develop practical insights into global, locally relevant public policy problems? …”
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The Place of History in The New Zealand Curriculum by Rowena Taylor, Mark Sheehan

“…Social studies has generally adopted a presentist stance to judging events of the past and seldom required students to prioritise the methodologies and vocabulary of the discipline, namely, historical context, a respect for evidence, argument and historical significance. …”
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Chemistry Mobile Learning of Chemical Elements to Foster Education for Sustainable Development by Robby Zidny, Cavela Az-zahrah Yudanto, Ratna Sari Siti Aisyah, Baoyu Li

“…Students often face difficulties in learning chemical elements due to the large number of concepts that require memorization and limited contextual engagement. …”
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Anemic or not? by Tiraje Celkan, Emel Gür, Günay Can, Inci Yildiz

“…The study was performed on 1,600 students between the ages of 6-16. Hematological parameters of all the students were measured by an electronic cell counter on blood taken intravenously. …”
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