Teaching system reform and practice of Industrial Microbiology in pharmaceutical engineering by Jianfang Jiang

“…It discusses the formation of a teaching team primarily consisting of doctors/associate professors with biochemical and pharmaceutical background, supplemented by middle and senior pharmaceutical engineers. Individual students have a certain influence on the effectiveness of teaching reform. …”
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Occupational Health and Safety Training by Cross-Reality: Preliminary Results From SCISSOR Project by Maria Grazia Lourdes Monaco, Alessandro Greco, Elpidio Maria Garzillo, Anna Rita Corvino, Antimo Cardilicchio, Nadia Miraglia, Salvatore Gerbino, Francesco Caputo, Roberto Macchiaroli, Marcello Fera, Monica Lamberti

“…Results: About 60 participants, including students and researchers, participated in Phases 1 and 2 preliminary testing and 9 healthcare workers (HCWs) in Phase 3. …”
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Technology for designing structural-mental schemes for calculation tasks by N. I. Pak, E. V. Asaulenko

“…Structural and mental schemes allow students to organize training according to the “white box” model, visualize the process of formation and development of students’ skills to solve calculation tasks, thereby ensuring control and self-control of educational activities.Conclusion. …”
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Leadership Strategy of School Principals in Manifesting Religious Moderation: The Case of Islamic Vocational Senior High Schools in East Java by Ahmad Supriyadi, Muqarramah Sulaiman Kurdi

“…This process has proven effective in shaping students' moderate attitudes, increasing tolerance, and strengthening the love of the homeland in both schools …”
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„Yolocaust“ oder: „Darf man das?“ Ein Beitrag zum reflektierten Umgang mit Geschichtskultur im Unterricht. by Raphaela Walser

“…The aim of this paper is to demonstrate how to implement the “Yolocaust” project in history lessons in order to discuss the topic “Holocaust” from a present perspective and to raise the students’ critical awareness of our culture of memory. …”
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The Argumentative Trilogy: Ethos, Pathos, logos Looking into How into Persuade by Aida HAMIMID

“…We evenly wish to investigate ways to teach and allow our students learn how to appropriately use rhetoric in their writing using political discourse as a model. …”
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L’expérience doctorale de femmes : analyse à la lumière de l’engagement by Céline Mahieu, Emmanuelle Annoot

“…To improve the academic performance and sense of well-being of female doctoral students, Déri and al. (2023) suggest that time be set aside for meetings between peers. …”
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A discrete choice experiment with health professions trainees to improve the urban-rural health care access disparity in Appalachia: Study protocol. by Chris Gillette, Jan Ostermann, Sarah Garvick, Chris Everett, Dawn Caviness, Aylin A Aguilar

“…Participants include medical residents and fellows, PA students and NP students in their final year of training. …”
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Who regulates? Effects of scaffolding in system- and self-regulated learning by Aileen Herold, Tina Seufert

“…Scaffolding offers a possibility to support the learner in system-based settings and self-regulated learning situations by making system decisions comprehensible and compensating for problems in self-regulation.ObjectivesThis study aims to investigate the influence of the agency of regulation (self-regulation/system-regulation) in combination with scaffolding (with/without) on learning performance and self-efficacy.MethodsWe conducted a 2 × 2 experimental study with N = 102 participants (students in psychology and teacher education), studying in a digital learning environment. …”
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Regional Disparities, Geographical Marginality, and Educational Pathways: A Study on Upper Secondary Education in Italy by Stefano Cantalini, Nazareno Panichella, Andrea Pietrolucci, Moris Triventi

“…Conversely, the findings suggest a “protective effect” of marginality in southern regions, where students in marginal areas exhibit lower dropout rates and a higher likelihood of enrolling in the academic track compared to their peers in central areas. …”
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GAMIFICATION AS A MODERN TREND IN THE STUDY OF GEOGRAPHY IN GENERAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS by Vitaliy Bezugly, Victor Hrushka

“…The use of maps, online quizzes, simulations and other interactive tools enables students to better un- derstand and remember complex geographical concepts. …”
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Prevalence and Perceptions of Dietary Supplement Use Among Nepalese Gym-Users by Yoveen Kumar Yadav, Niraj Sapkota, Rahul Jha, Amit Chand, Kunal Pathak, Garima Thakur, Sunil Kunwar

“…Conclusions: Many gym users in Nepal, mostly male students aged 23–28, take dietary supplements—mainly proteins and amino acids—to boost muscle mass, often influenced by peers. …”
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Teachers’ Practices in Developing Entrepreneurial Competence for Innovative Quality Education by Andrea Gracia-Zomeño, Eduardo García-Toledano, Ramón García-Perales, Ascensión Palomares-Ruiz

“…This study underscores the importance of introducing structured and innovative pedagogical approaches to ensure that students cultivate the skills necessary to navigate an evolving and uncertain future.…”
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The Phelophepa Health Care Train: A pharmacoepidemiological overview of the Western Cape in 2009 by Ilse Truter

“…Data were collected by workers and students on the train. Results: A total of 4 026 prescriptions were dispensed by the pharmacy on Phelophepa during the eight weeks. …”
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Designing Tasks to Promote Interaction by Viáfara John Jairo, Castañeda Mireya Esther, González Moravia Elizabeth

“…Four tasks, set up by an English teacher in his EFL lessons with undergraduate Licenciatura students, were analyzed and compared on the basis of the input involved while they were being developed. …”
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Enhancing Online Mathematics Learning: The Cohesive Work of an Instructional Platform and an Instructional Team by Sarah Hoffman, Madeyo Darnell, Patricia Moreira

“…Our findings showed that the combination of these technological and human resources (Microsoft Team and an instructional team) favored online students over the main campus students enrolled in the course in the different areas studied. …”
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Performance, infrastructure, and equity index in elementary education in an Eastern Indian state: a district-level analysis by Pragyan Monalisa Sahoo, Himanshu Sekhar Rout, Manini Biswal

“…It assesses student performance in mathematics and language across classes 3, 5, and 8, and examines equity gaps among gender, urban-rural divide, and SC/ST and non-SC/ST students. …”
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PENGAJARAN GELOMBANG ELEKTROMAGNETIK MENGGUNAKAN PENDEKATAN TEORI INTELEGENSI GANDA UNTUK SISWA KELAS X SMA by T. Setiyowati, M. Sukisno, B. N. Mindyarto

“…The implementation of multiple intelligent in instruction able to drive the<br />students to do a learning activity in line with their intelligent. …”
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Comparativa de Eficacia entre Aprendizaje invertido y en línea como modelos de aprendizaje: Un análisis comparativo en la formación inicial docente by Cesar Augusto Hernández Suárez, Juan Diego Hernández Albarracín, Janz Elías Jaramillo Benitez

“…This study aims to compare student perceptions of two contemporary teaching methodologies: online learning and flipped learning. …”
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SOME ASPECTS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMPETENCE DEVELOPMENT IN THE SYSTEM OF CONTINUED PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION by A. G. Gorbunov

“…The article considers the factors to develop students’ ability for decoding and producing a discourse in the format of reflexive positional discussion. …”
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