Teaching Styles of Teacher Educators and Their Use of ICT by Ed SMEETS, Hans van GENNIP, Carolien van RENS

“…Two main types of teaching styles can be distinguished: a traditional teacher-centred style focussing on transfer of knowledge by teachers, and a more student-centred and innovative teaching style aiming at construction of knowledge by students. …”
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Factors and outcomes in primary care physician retention in rural areas by Michael Glasser, Martin MacDowell, Matthew Hunsaker, B. Salafsky, Kimberly Nielsen, Karen Peters, Mark Meurer

“…Conclusion: Keys to success in rural physician retention seem to include identifying and recruiting medical students of rural origin and focusing on a healthy practice environment. …”
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Navigating challenges in medical english learning: leveraging technology and gamification for interactive education – a qualitative study by Zahra Zolfaghari, Zahra Karimian, Nahid Zarifsanaiey, Amir Yousef Farahmandi

“…This qualitative study explores the challenges faced by medical educators and students in Iran and proposes strategies to enhance medical English education through technology and gamification. …”
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Promoting Critical Thinking in Biological Sciences in the Era of Artificial Intelligence: The Role of Higher Education by Christos Papaneophytou, Stella A. Nicolaou

“…These methodologies enhance the ability of students to effectively utilize AI technologies while ensuring the rigor of scientific research. …”
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Is Fintech a Friend or Foe? Mediating Effects in the Journey from Literacy to Financial Behavior by Angelina Suryanto, Wirawan E. D. Radianto, Faiza Husnayeni Nahar

“…Primary data were collected via online questionnaires distributed to students from six public and private universities in Surabaya, Indonesia. …”
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Evaluating Public Policy within a Framework: The Case of Madrassa Reforms in General Zia Era (1977-1988) by Maryam Siddiqa, Husnul Amin

“…Moreover, the policy of reforming madrassa in the addressed era brought adverse social consequences and henceforth did not meet expectations of all stakeholders specifically madrassa graduates and students. …”
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Intergenerational transmission of disability stigma: the mediating role of family communication patterns and the moderating effect of cognitive empathy by Xiaoqi Cai, Lan Pan, Tao Wang

“…Methods A cross-sectional survey was conducted in 2024 with 1,106 students from fourth to ninth grade and their parents to examine the intergenerational transmission of stigma toward disability. …”
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FEATURES OF DISTANCE LEARNING IN MEDICINE by M.Н. Skikevych, L.І. Voloshyna, K.Р. Lokes, V.М. Havryliev

“…Features of modern medical education are the following: an increase in the percentage of independent work of students in the learning process, the wide use of interactive forms. …”
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Educational comic as a means to increase positive motivation in chemistry lesson by Ivan Ivanovich Pavlov, Maria Prokopyevna Danilova, Serafima Ivanovna Karpova

“…The authors point out the problem associated with the difficulties of students learning chemical concepts that are quite abstract in nature. …”
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Implementation of a course-based undergraduate research experience into an undergraduate immunology course by Rachel M. Gibbons Johnson

“…Course-Based Undergraduate Research Experiences (CUREs) are a widely used pedagogical tool that effectively engage students in the process of doing science, leading to increased retention and student success in STEM. …”
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Revitalizing Ruins: Adaptive Reuse of Yamanlar Sanatorium as a Contemporary Summer Camp by Experiential Education in Interior Architecture by Gözde Özder Çakır, Deniz Avcı

“…The project aimed to transform this example of Turkey’s 20th century Modern Movement healthcare heritage into a summer camp for university students who were affected by the 2023 earthquake. …”
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Talent or Talents: Intellectual Exceptionality Approaches and their Implications in the Educational Process by René Javier Barraza-López

“…Based on this, this paper exposes the need to take into consideration the students’ different skills and talents when planning and evaluating the teaching-learning process, and enhance teaching training through didactic and evaluation methodologies to achieve such integration. …”
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Overcoming Fear of Speaking in English through Meaningful Activities: A Study with Teenagers* Superación del temor a hablar en inglés a través de actividades significativas: un est... by Ruth Ayala Contreras, Rocío Amparo Buitrago Tinjacá

“…It is a task-based cooperative learning environment. The students have the possibility to try their aesthetic abilities and interact in English within an unstressful and enjoyable atmosphere. …”
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The virtual reconstruction of the historic districts of Shanghai European identity in traditional Chinese architecture by Sandro Parrinello

“…Thanks to degrees and research programs between the University of Pavia, students perform data collection and 3D modelling operations on buildings that are still considered to be "of little value" to promote a reflection on the importance of these urban realities. …”
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Research on the practice of collaborative teaching mode between python programming course and ideological and political education by Gu Cuihong, Wang Mengxia, Wang Qun

“…The practical results have shown that the proposed collaborative ideological and political teaching model has achieved the coordinated integration of curriculum teaching and ideological and political education, stimulated students' subjective initiative in learning, and improved the effectiveness of ideological and political education.…”
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Favorecer la colaboración por medio de las Tic: el nuevo desafío de la formación práctica de los futuros profesores y profesoras by Thierry Karsenti

“…Utilizing a qualitative analysis methodology, the messages of two groups of teaching students are analyzed in a context of a collaborative learning, integrating communication and information technologies (electronic multimedia-forum Web-site). …”
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De eerste stem van allochtone jongeren in Brussel by Céline Teney, Dirk Jacobs

“…Contrary to our expectations, after controlling a series of mediating variables, the country of birth of the mother of young students, still has a significant impact on their voting intentions.…”
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Young Children's Healthcare in Samara Region in 1918-1940 Years by Roman S. Serebryaniy, Oksana V. Yaremchuk, Stella A. Sher

“…The results of this research of evolution of healthcare system for young children in Samara region during first two decades of Soviet Russia can be used in the educational process (history of pediatrics) of students in Samara medical colleges and universities, they can assist with creation of fundamental work on the history of children’s healthcare in the Soviet Union.…”
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Human Capital Development: Innovative Learning in the Post-Pandemic Era by A. T. Yerimpasheva, A. M. Myrzakhmetova, A. A. Zakirova

“…Qualitative and quantitative research was carried out among teachers and students of the Faculty of International Relations of al-Farabi KazNU. …”
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The process of teaching anti-financial fraud and individual risk management in a non-economic university by Denis S. Krylov, Inna S. Lebedeva

“…Consider the possibilities of training in combating financial fraud and managing individual risks as part of improving the financial literacy of students at non-economic universities Materials and methods. …”
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