Effects of aerobic training and following detraining on continuous attention and brain-derived neurotrophic factor in sedentary girl students by Asiyeh Dehghani, Ehsan Zareian, Khosro Ebrahim

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Vertical jumping power normative-reference values: Utilizing a large cohort of Canadian University students by Morassutti Olivia N., van Wyk Paula M., Duquette Adriana M.

“…Study aim: This study aimed to develop vertical jumping power normative-reference standards based on a large cohort of Canadian university students.…”
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Pedagogical model of forming professional patriotism in students of specialized secondary educational institutions by Zhanna Gennadevna Khimich

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Building Character Through Self-Identification in Indonesian Overseas School Students in Saudi Arabia by Anis Fuadah Z., Sibawaihi Sibawaihi

“…The main finding in this study is the uniqueness of students' characters, shown in positive attitudes in daily life. …”
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Educational and research activities of students: creating effective pedagogical conditions during the pandemic by A. M. Zhanburbayeva, E. K. Breitigam

“…The criteria for assessing the development of the personal component determined the ratio of the levels of self-regulation, self-organisation, self-education and self-development of students.Scientific novelty. The pedagogical conditions for the formation of educational and research activities have been identified, theoretically substantiated, and their effectiveness during the pandemic period has been proven.Practical significance. …”
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Assessment of Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices of Dental and Dental Hygiene Faculty and Students Toward Medical Marijuana: A Cross-Sectional Study by Dara Szyliowicz, Andrew Young, Yesha Golwala

“…All faculty dentists, faculty dental hygienists, students, and residents at the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry, University of the Pacific, were invited by email to participate. …”
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STUDENTS' SOCIAL ADAPTATION TO UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT AS A PHENOMENON OF PEDAGOGY by G. Nezhelskaya

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Non-linear relationship between social jetlag and depressive symptoms among Chinese college students by Jing Luo, Jinyou Yang, Tianjiao Dai, Jing Zhao, Shasha Wu, Linlu Zhou, Hong Ge, Beilei Yan, Yunyun Liu, Yuling Zhang, Jiru Wang, Wenqin Yin, Qiuxia Ren, Song Lin

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THE EFFECT OF INQUIRY BASED LEARNING ON THE REASONING ABILITY OF GRADE VII STUDENTS ABOUT HEAT CONCEPT by N. A. C. Damawati, E. A. Juanda

“…The data collected in this study is the students reasoning ability which obtained from the test of reasoning ability. …”
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E-LAPD BASED ON PROBLEM BASED LEARNING TO IMPROVE STUDENTS' CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS by Siti Andini Ajeng Pramesti, Bertha Andini Yonata

Subjects: “…student worksheet activity electronic…”
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Understanding how digital health literacy affects health self-management behaviors: The mediating role of self-efficacy in college students by Yalan Zhou, Jiayue Xu, Renying Wang, Xueling Guan

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KNOWLEDGE AND PERCEPTIONS OF PLAGIARISM AMONG INDIAN MEDICAL STUDENTS: A CROSS-SECTIONAL ONLINE SURVEY by Shishir Kumar, S Danish Iqbaal, Setu Sinha, Tajwar Yasmin

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THE UTILIZATION OF YOUTUBE FOR EXTENSIVE LISTENING: VOICES FROM THE LECTURERS AND STUDENTS by Sava Farhan Sila, Muhammad Handi Gunawan

“…The results showed that both students and the lecturer had positive views of YouTube in EL. …”
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Exploring the students’ adversity quotient in online mathematics learning during the Covid-19 pandemic by Tiara Wahyu Anggraini, Ali Mahmudi

“…The results show that students’ AQ in online mathematics learning was Camper. …”
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Low-performing students benefit mostly from Open-Book Examinations by Markus Wolfgang Hermann Spitzer, Leif Erik Langsdorf, Eileen Richter, Torsten Schubert

“…Here, we compared examination outcomes of two groups of students (open-book students =112; closed-book students =83) of a cognitive psychology lecture, while controlling for examination item difficulty. …”
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Healthcare facility factors associated with health-seeking behavior among secondary school students in the Dodoma region: an analytical cross-sectional study by Karim Faragha Athumani, Joanes Faustine Mboineki

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Students Economic Literacy between Real and Ideal by Maria Liana LĂCĂTUȘ, Camelia STĂICULESCU

“…This assumption has been tested in a group of teachers of economics and business from 14 counties in Romania, including Bucharest, the capital city, that have provided information regarding economic knowledge and mentalities they identified at students. …”
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Content and organisational forms of vocational training of gifted students in the belles lettres by Boiarska-Khomenko Anna, Naumenko Stanislav

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Effects of different incremental treadmill exercise protocols on the autonomic nervous system in healthy college students: a comparative study based on heart rate variability analysis by Yingying Cao, Yingying Cao, Shuairan Li, Yi Zha, Xin Yan, Jingdong Jia, Yuanyuan Luo, Aiping Chi

“…ObjectivesThis study aimed to examine the acute regulatory effects of three different incremental load treadmill exercise protocols on autonomic nervous system (ANS) function in healthy college students. The ultimate goal was to inform evidence-based training strategies and enhance cardiopulmonary function assessment in this population.MethodsForty healthy male college students were recruited to complete three incremental treadmill protocols: Ellestad A, Ellestad B, and Bruce. …”
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Mastering The Art of Speaking: Enhancing Grade 11 Students’ Speaking Skill Through Speakup Scaffold by Amer Mehmood Jason P. Ahmed, Lhea D. Ildefonso, Othaniel Lubbong, Jayson Blanza

“…This action research examined the effect of the SpeakUp Scaffold, a guided speaking intervention, on the oral communication competencies of thirty- two Grade 11 senior high school students. The research was initiated due to ongoing speaking problems among students in the form of limited vocabulary, stage fright, fear of negative judgment, unfamiliarity with the language of English, and low self-esteem issues. …”
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