Work Stress among School Teachers: A Systematic Literature Review by Kavitha B., Jacintha Veigas, Nandini Mannadath

“… Teachers at higher secondary schools work with teenagers as their students. Students' stress levels rise during adolescence, which can be a time of anxiety, tension, emotional storms, and conflict. …”
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Re-Thinking Intuition as Relational in Education by Megan Tucker, Sean Blenkinsop

“…We consider how teacher-intuition might unduly limit the possibilities available for ecologically minded pedagogies, especially in comparison to relational-intuition, which opens more ontologically diverse ways to be teacher — thereby expanding one’s options for interacting with students and creating space for ecological connection. …”
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The impact of temperature on the shear bond strength of conventional multi-step and self-adhesive orthodontic adhesive systems: an in-vitro study by Grėtė Kazlauskaitė, Rytis Vaitiekūnas, Kristina Lopatienė, Audrius Jutas, Benedikta Palesik, Dalia Smailienė

“…The data were analyzed using Student’s t-test, parametric analysis of variance (ANOVA), the intra-class correlation coefficient (ICC), the Kruskal-Wallis test, and the chi-square test. …”
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Promoting AI literacy through U.S. academic libraries: an analysis of LibGuides from ARL and Oberlin group libraries using the EDUCAUSE AI literacy framework by Ko Chun Ru, Rong Tang

“…As the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly advances, academic libraries are increasingly pivotal in supporting AI literacy among students and faculty. Method. Through content analysis, the present study examines 70 newly developed generative AI LibGuides from academic libraries affiliated with the association of research libraries (ARL) and the Oberlin group, using the EDUCAUSE AI literacy framework. …”
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Effect of emotional intelligence on problematic mobile social media use: mediating role of peer relationships and experiential avoidance by Xin Chen, Sifan Peng, Hexu Guan, Huanran Sun, Hongxuan Wu, Xumei Yao, Zi Chen, Xi Yang

“…Furthermore, this study explored whether peer relationships and experiential avoidance serve as mediating factors in this relationship.MethodsA total of 1,448 students from nine public universities across Chengdu, Beijing, Shanghai, and Kunming were recruited between May 1, 2021, and October 28, 2021, through convenience sampling. …”
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Effectiveness of Systemic Approach-Based Program on Developing Linguistic Written Performance among Advanced-Level of Non-Native Arabic Language Learners by Mohamed alam eldeen

“…Hence, the study comprises the following tools: (1) a linguistic performance test in reading is constructed, after ensuring its validity and reliability, to measure the level of reading skill among non-native Arabic learners; (2) a test of written linguistic performance has been designed, after ensuring its validity and reliability, to measure the level of writing skill among non-native Arabic students; (3) an analytical rating list was constructed to evaluate the writing test for advanced level of non-native Arabic students; (4) a scale for the attitude towards learning Arabic language was also constructed for advanced level of non-native Arabic learners, which subsequently presented to experts for adjustments it and ensure its validity and reliability; (5) finally, a program based on the systemic approach was also built to develop the linguistic (reading - writing) performance of advanced level of non-native Arabic learners. …”
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Psychometric Properties of the Academic Procrastination Scale in an Iranian Sample by Mahdi Ghorbankhani, Keyvan Salehi

“…Academic procrastination, the tendency to delay academic tasks without reasonable justification, has significant implications for students’ academic performance and overall well-being. …”
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To teach is to get nervous: Teacher anxiety as a multifaceted occurrence in pedagogical practices by Habibullah Pathan, Oksana I. Aleksandrova, Illahi Bakhsh

“…An analysis of classroom observations from 10 classes yielded that most teachers harboured apprehension about being observed, struggled to manage a large number of students in their English classes, ranging from 150 to 250 students, spoke at a rapid pace, and frequently employed the technique of avoiding student inquiries during the teaching process. …”
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The Relation of Language Learning Strategy use with Self-efficacy, Motivation, and English Language Achievement by Masoomeh Khodadad, Jagdish Kaur

“…An adapted version of Gardner's (2001) model was used. 240 EFL students studying at the Iran Language Institute were administered different questionnaires to collect data. …”
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The impact of the flipped classroom on the motivation and academic performance of Chinese college English learners. by Zhonger Wang, Jin Lu, Shenchen Yu

“…In this research, a sample of 70 sophomore students from China was selected and divided into an experimental group (comprising 35 students) and a control group (also 35 students). …”
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Investigate the role of individual and environmental factors in decision-making regarding normative and informational influences by Neda Ghaemi, Fatemeh Bakouie, Khatereh Borhani

“…The sample consisted of 50 university students (Mage= 22.5; SD= 3.5) selected using the available sampling method. …”
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Characteristics of US Medical Schools That Produce the Highest Percentage of Orthopaedic Surgery Residents: Analysis of the 2019 to 2023 Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Cohort by Justin J. Lee, MD, Freddy P. Jacome, MD, Matthew Weintraub, BSE, Isaac E. Kim, Jr, MD, PhD, Sia Cho, BS, Avani Chopra, MD, Frances Akwuole, MD, Owen Lema, Yianni Bakaes, MD, Wellington Hsu, MD

“…Georgetown University matched the highest number of students (n = 68), while New York University matched the highest percentage of their graduating class (7.7%). 59.6% of residents matched in the same region as their medical school. …”
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Challenging Divisions Through Teacher Education and History Teaching: The Case of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Larisa Kasumagić-Kafedžić, Lejla Mulalić

“…Drawing on the theories and resources of critical and intercultural pedagogy and peace education, the paper explores the possibilities of discussing stereotypes and prejudice with first-year BA students at the English Department within their Introduction to British Studies course, and with MA student teachers within their Interculturalism in Language Education course, which deals with peacebuilding and intercultural sensitivity in teaching English from a cultural perspective.…”
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Adapting Features from the SIOP Component: Lesson Delivery to English Lessons in a Colombian Public School by Rativa Murillo Hollman Alejandro

“…<div>Despite some school efforts to offer students the best second language learning, English language lessons <span style="font-size: 10px;">are often taught with an overuse of the mother tongue. …”
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A prospective study on the attitude of post graduates in general pediatrics toward pediatric oncology subspeciality as a career by Ram Prakash Thirugnanasambandam, Magatha Sneha Latha, Aravind Moorthy, Lakshminarayanan Kannan, Venkataraman Paramasivam, Julius Xavier Scott

“…Hence, the purpose of this study was to determine the attitude of post-graduate students of general pediatrics towards childhood cancer and to assess their interest in pursuing pediatric oncology as a specialty in their carrier. …”
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Research trends on RME and self-confidence in the Mathematics education curriculum by Rohim Abdurohim, Dinn Wahyudin, Lia Susanti

“…The findings confirm the importance of RME as an innovative approach in supporting students' cognitive and affective learning outcomes while providing a basis for developing mathematics education practice.   …”
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New Approach to reduce High School Dropout Rates by Mauricio Cristhian Portillo-Torres

“…The main purpose of these actions was to promote student participation and student identification with their school. …”
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Psychometric Properties of a Creativity Scale Developed by Field and Bischoff in Indian Context by Abirami Swaminathan, Maya Rathnasabapathy

“…A scale developed by Field and Bischoff to measure creativity among students of tertiary education institutions was investigated for its reliability and validity when used to measure creativity among students of tertiary education institutions in India. …”
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Investigation of the status of virtual education from the perspective of school-age children and its relationship with the health-related quality of life and life satisfaction by Zahra Mirzapour, Soheila Jafari-Mianaei, Mohammad J. Tarrahi, Fariba Haghani

“…RESULTS: As shown, 50% of the students were girls and 50% boys, with an average age of 11 years. …”
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GEO RELIGION: MAPPING PESANTREN AS TAFAQQUH FI AL-DIN USING BUFFERING & NEAREST NEIGHBOR ANALYSIS METHOD (CASE STUDY: TASIKMALAYA REGENCY) by Ai Sulastri, Cindy Dwi Putri Setiady, Lia Berliana, Rahman Firmansyah, Syaefunnisa Syaefunnisa, Rindu Fajar Islamy

“…The results of NNA show that the distribution of pesantren tends to be clustered in certain areas, influenced by factors such as proximity to religious facilities, large Muslim communities, and easy access for students. Buffer Analysis reveals that 23% of Tasikmalaya City’s area lies within a 1 km radius of a pesantren, indicating good accessibility in several sub-districts. …”
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