FORMS OF IDENTIFYING AN ACTIVE PROFESSIONAL POSITION BY SPECIALISTS OF SERVICE SPHERE by Olena A. Ivanova

“…The value attitude to professional communication is a component of the value-semantic sphere of personality that positively reflects the system of values of communicative knowledge and defines purposeful activity of students on their mastering and understanding the need of knowledge of oneself as a communicative personality. …”
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Between ketman and defense of the university profession: Mihailo Konstantinović in the academic purges during the 1940s by Popović Dejan

“…When in 1947 Communist students required removal of professors Milan Vladisavljević and Đorđe Mirković, Konstantinović was one of the professors who defended them, exposed to attacks by his Communist colleagues. …”
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Universal Design for Learning (UDL): a framework for re-design of an Environmental Education (EE) outreach program for a more inclusive and impactful Science Festival event by Caroline Gilleran Stephens, Sarpong Hammond Antwi, Suzanne Linnane

“…Findings indicate that hands-on, experiential learning significantly improved both teacher and student engagement. Teachers valued opportunities to observe innovative pedagogical approaches, while students demonstrated notable increases in environmental knowledge, particularly regarding water sources and pollution. …”
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Upcoming: Assessing the Potential Challenges of Paid LLMs and Inequities in Language Classrooms by Aditi Jhaveri

“… This essay examines the potential impact of paid-for or premium language models, where some students may be able to afford advanced models generating superior outputs while others could face inequities due to financial constraints. …”
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Digital advertising in smart cities – methods for raising consumer engagement by Nikola VANGELOV

“…The paper could be of interest to practitioners, academicians and students in the field of marketing, advertising, sales promotion and brand communication. …”
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Elementary teachers’ understanding of STEM integration: A study in the Indonesia – Malaysia border area by Totok Victor Didik Saputro, Yessi Fatika Sari, Silvester, Christian Cahyaningtyas, Pery Jayanto, Grecia Putri Harmoni

“…Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education is vital in preparing students to face future challenges by fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. …”
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Relationship between self-efficacy and university dropout: a systematic review by Ana B. Bernardo, Vanesa García-Gutiérrez, Maria Esteban, Jorge Maluenda-Albornoz

“…Self-efficacy is a key factor in students continuing their studies. Students with higher self-efficacy are less likely to drop out of university. …”
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Trends in Research on Strategic Communication, Strategic Integrated Communication, Personal Branding and Brand Advocacy in the Context of Higher Education. by Jacobus M. De Villiers, Anette Degenaar, Lynnette Fourie

“…One of these challenges is the complexity of stakeholders within the higher education context, specifically students and alumni. In this regard, students function as internal stakeholders, and once they graduate, they become external stakeholders. …”
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Awareness, knowledge, attitude, and practices (A-KAP) assessment of the One Health approach in health sciences education webinar series participants in select universities in the P... by Kristine R. Vigilla-Montecillo, Jules Christian P. Rivera, Andrew D. Montecillo, Maria Kristina G. Almonte, Maria Fe S. Bulao, John Daniel P. Ong, Domini Theresa M. Pecundo, Romeo S. Gundran, Roderick T. Salvador, Renard M. Jamora, Michael L. Tee

“…# Background A three-day One Health training program for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as professionals in One Health-related fields, was conducted by the Philippine One Health University Network (PhilOHUN), in collaboration with the Southeast Asia One Health University Network (SEAOHUN), through a webinar series. …”
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Role of Songs when Teaching English within Inclusive Education by I. S. Samokhin, N. L. Sokolova, E. A. Mrachenko, M. G. Sergeyeva, M. V. Mishatkina

“…This method has two main functions: educational, involving students knowing the history of the well-known musical works and their verbal component, and hedonistic associated with the awakening of students’ positive emotions. …”
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The power of play: integrating competitive sandbox game for experiential learning to foster twenty-first century skills by Yuchun Zhong, Luke Kutszik Fryer, Shiyue Zheng, Alex Shum, Samuel Kai Wah Chu

“…., communication, collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking) for students in higher education settings. A cohort of 110 university students were involved in the randomised experimental study. …”
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End of Course Feedback: A Reflective Look at What Is Really Helpful and A Proposal For Change by Denise Krupp

“…This reflection is one instructor’s insight into the need for ongoing student feedback in the classroom. It will show the importance of not only teaching effectively by getting regular feedback from students but also the importance of developing rapport and alliance in the classroom, which is a factor in increasing student learning satisfaction. …”
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Perspectives of guardians/parents in Portugal: interpreting the inclusive education policy through lived school practices by Ana Eloisa Carvalho, Amélia Veiga

“…IntroductionIn Portugal, the Legal Framework for Inclusive Education (Decree-Law 54/2018) replaced the Legal Framework for Special Education (Decree-Law 3/2008), which applied exclusively to students with permanent difficulties in accessing the curriculum. …”
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Information technologies-the basis of training, retraining and advanced training systems for helicopter pilots by Yu. A. Borisov, P. N. Rybkin, Yu. M. Chinyuchin

“…In addition to the direct training of students, the initial stage of training solved the tasks of practical check and improvement of previously taken decisions.…”
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APPROACHES TO TEACHING ESL ACADEMIC WRITING: A MULTIPLE CASE STUDY by Khairunnisa Azmar, Abu Bakar Razali

“… Purpose - Academic writing skills are fundamental for students at tertiary level. Possessing these skills can aid students in their studies as they are mostly assessed based on their proficiency in writing skills. …”
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Multimedia electronic manual "Thermometry" by V. A. Dyachkov, A. O. Rubanenko, A. A. Garanin

“…The presented multimedia electronic manual contains a set of tests and clinical cases for self-monitoring of students' knowledge with references.Conclusion. The multimedia electronic manual "Thermometry" developed at Samara State Medical University can increase the efficiency of learning the material, which will help to improve the formation of professional competencies among students, while examining patients of various profiles, making correct diagnosis and management strategy.…”
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Comparison of the Effectiveness of Two Corrective Exercise Methods (NASM) and Corrective Games on Genu Varum in Boys Aged 10-12 by Amir Ghiami Rad, Ali Fattahi Turki, Behnam Shahbazi

“…The study's statistical population comprised 10-12-year-old students in Tabriz city. Assessment of the target population's abnormalities was conducted using a flexible ruler (pre-test). …”
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Uncertainty and Other Forms of Hope by Tanis MacDonald

“…Trust, risk, and the precarious present have been drawn sharply into pedagogical focus in recent years, exacerbated in the classroom and elsewhere by students’ anxieties about the future that manifest as a withdrawal from the uncertainties of the present moment, including—but not exclusive to—climate anxiety. …”
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A study on Tanzania foreign language education policies and its impact on the development of Chinese language in Tanzania higher education by Hamisi Mshamu Likoko, Prof. Minxiang Wu

“…Data were collected from 250 students, 30 educators, and 15 policymakers from six universities offering Chinese language courses. …”
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Presenting a Model for Developing Organizational Citizenship Behavior in Iraqi Secondary School Teachers by Maha Mohammed Abbas AL-KHATEEB, Kobra Emami Rizi, MUNA MOHAMMED ABBAS AL-KHATEEB, Narges Saeidian Khorasgani

“…Since organizational citizenship behaviors directly affect the quality of education and student learning outcomes, examining these behaviors and identifying the factors affecting them can help improve educational systems. …”
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