Opportunities or new disadvantages? The long-term impact of curriculum modifications and accommodations on post-compulsory educational trajectories by Sara Lustenberger, Caroline Sahli Lozano, Kathrin Brandenberg, Janine Hauser, Sergej Wüthrich

“…Results show that students with reduced learning objectives were significantly more likely to enrol in educational programs with lower academic demands compared to similar students without this measure. …”
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Insulin Resistance and Obesity Affect Lipid Profile in the Salivary Glands by Jan Matczuk, Anna Zalewska, Bartłomiej Łukaszuk, Małgorzata Knaś, Mateusz Maciejczyk, Marta Garbowska, Dominika M. Ziembicka, Danuta Waszkiel, Adrian Chabowski, Małgorzata Żendzian-Piotrowska, Krzysztof Kurek

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Les universités indiennes (« Tribal colleges ») aux États-Unis : choix de société et intégration by Susanne BERTHIER-FOGLAR

“…The difference lies in their sheltered setting closer to the cultural background of their students, and their native identity with language and culture courses, as well as ethnic group activities for their students. …”
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Using Gamification to Enhance Mastery of Network Security Concepts by Kevin Hilliard, Xiaohong Yuan, Kelvin Bryant, Jinsheng Xu, Jinghua Zhang

“…Gamification has proven to be effective in engaging and encouraging people to work towards and achieve goals. Many students struggle to focus on schoolwork, due to a lack of interest, lack of understanding, or other factors unique to the student. …”
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Motivations of retired professors to return to work activities at a public university by Ana Cláudia Souto Santos, Benedita Gonçalves de Assis Ribeiro, Júlia Trevisan Martins, Maria José Quina Galdino, Maria Lúcia do Carmo Cruz Robazzi, Renata Perfeito Ribeiro

“…Results: four categories emerged: the feeling of missing the contact with students, financial increase, peak of career experiencing idleness and disease. …”
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The Reality of Private Higher Education in Kurdistan Region- Iraq For Period (2010-2020): An Analytical Study by Fahmy Mohamad Ali, Shler Ali Salih

“…The research found that despite the growth in the number of universities, institutes, the number of students and faculty in terms of quantity, this development did not match by qualitative one. …”
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Enhancing engineering education through immersive environments—a study of the Holodeck VR system in hydraulics and pneumatics by Antti Liljaniemi, Heikki Paavilainen

“…This study aims to improve student learning outcomes in a hydraulics and pneumatics course by addressing problems of increasing student numbers, decreasing resources, and calls for more interactive and experiential learning activities. …”
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Churn: The Unacceptable Face of the Global Knowledge Economy? by Joce Jesson

“…The particular focus is ‘precarious’ work for students and university academics, and the consequential effects on the three key aspects of the university: research, teaching and service. …”
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Teaching through Gamification Influences Learners' Motivation, Engagement, And Self Reliance: Evidence from The ESL Classroom by Bilqees Anwer

“…The research employed a quantitative approach, using a comprehensive questionnaire to survey 218 undergraduate engineering students (202 males and 16 females) at a public sector university in Karachi, Pakistan. …”
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AGE SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICS OF ORAL HYGIENE LEVEL OF SCHOOLCHILDREN by L.F. Kaskova, K.M. Popik, L.P. Ulasevych, I.U. Vaschenko, E.E. Berezhnaya

“…Statistical processing of the obtained data was carried out using the Student’s method. The results were considered significant at p <0.05. …”
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The Mediating Role of Satisfaction with Life and Social Interaction Anxiety in the Relationship Between Loneliness and Regulatory Emotional Self-Efficacy by Juncheng Guo, Mansor Abu Talib, Bolin Guo, Jiaxin Ren, Jia Liu

“…A total of 547 undergraduate students from a university located in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, participated in the survey. …”
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Civilization, education and instruction: bodies in dispute. The Modern Project Instructionist in Antioquia (1903-1930). by Carlos Arturo Ospina-Cruz

“…The enactment of Act 39 of 1903 and the widespread recognition that this law was a laboralista proposal for Antioquia<br />(Department located in the northwest of Colombia) due to the fact that it promote the rapid training of<br />students for industry, agriculture and commerce, caused controversial opinions; on one hand, the exacerbation of<br />the mood in some sectors and, secondly, discussions about the relevance of such proposals. …”
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Digital resource engagement, health challenges, and mathematical achievement in school children: An in-depth analysis of PISA data 2022 by Dirgha Raj Joshi, Jeevan Khanal

“…These insights have implications for educational policies and practices aimed at enhancing effective digital resource integration and supporting students’ holistic well-being.…”
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ANKLE INJURIES IN BASKETBALL - TREATMENT AND ADAPTATION TO THE TRAINING PROCESS by I. Peltekova, H. M. Houech, Lora Vasileva

“…Given the growing incidence of ankle pain complaints not only from pupils and students- game lovers, but also from professionals of all ages, ankle injuries are considered significant injuries, with serious consequences for the training of basketball players. …”
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Investigating the Use of Phet Simulation as a Substitute for Practical Tools in Understanding the Concept of Static Electricity by Ismalia Ismalia, May Kusumawati, Putri Wahyuni

“…After the test instruments are distributed, the results are obtained where in the pre-test, the average score obtained by students is 40.02, and in the post-test with an average of 85.21, it can be concluded that the practicum media with Phet simulation has an influence on student learning outcomes.…”
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Perception of state policy in the sphere of youth employment in the context of graduates’ precarization by E. V. Maslyukova, A. I. Maskaev

“…Objective: to assess the students and graduates’ perception of the state policy aimed at supporting young professionals in the labor market.Methods: qualitative methods were used to analyze labor market institutions, in-depth interviews were conducted, and interpretative analysis of actors’ discourses was made.Results: the authors’ conceptual conclusions make it possible to characterize the unstable position of university graduates in the structure of precariat in the Russian labor market. …”
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dvantages of using mental maps in teaching a foreign language by Alvina Nikolaevna Kolesnichenko

“…The following results have been obtained: mental maps contribute to the development of basic skills and abilities, formation of communicative competence; digital resources make working with mind maps not only more productive, but also more interesting, which increases the motivation of students to master a foreign language. The advantages of using mental maps in teaching a foreign language has been proved. …”
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Language Ideologies in Irish Secondary Schools: A raciolinguistic approach by Stephen Lucek

“…The principals’ attitudes do not only apply to their students, but extend to teachers in the school as well as society at large. …”
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Child-Friendly Schools and Psychosocial Well-Being: A Community-Based Approach to Reducing Verbal Violence in Early Childhood Education by Nur Lailiyah, Andri Pitoyo, Anik Lestariningrum, Intan Prastihastari Wijaya, Rosa Imani Khan, Stevanus Gatot Supriyadi, Amelia Vega, Atina Nafi’a Kinami, Nadya Octarina

“…By involving all school components, including teachers, staff, students and parents, Child-Friendly Schools not only mitigate verbal violence but also build a strong mental health foundation for future generations. …”
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Enhancing Critical Thinking in Optics through Project-Based STEAM Learning with Visual Simulations by Imam Al Anshori, Parno Parno, Arif Hidayat, Marlina Ali

“… Optical material is widely applied in everyday technology but remains difficult for students to grasp due to its abstract nature. This challenge is linked to students’ low critical thinking skills—an essential 21st-century competence. …”
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