Third Grade Manatee Curriculum—Lesson 5: Manatees and Their Cousins by Maia McGuire, Ruth Francis-Floyd

“…The curriculum has been written at a third-grade level but can be adapted for older or younger students. Written by Ruth Francis-Floyd and Maia McGuire, and published by the Veterinary Medicine—Large Animal Clinical Sciences Department, UF/IFAS Extension, July 2015. …”
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Theoretical and methodological backgrounds for the use of linguoculturological analysis of an artistic text in teaching language disciplines by Inna Vladimirovna Shcherbashina, Fatima Kaplanovna Urakova, Dariet Doletcherievna Zhazheva, Saida Nurbievna Pkhanayeva

“…In this regard, there is a need to identify new approaches and techniques aimed at familiarizing students with language and literature as a special kind of art, spiritual culture and material code of the people that form the linguistic picture of the world of the nation.The authors of the article adhere to the point of view that the solution to this problem is possible due to the provisions of Linguoculturology, the main object of which is the relationship between language and culture and the interpretation of this interaction.The problem of the research is to determine the basis for the use of linguoculturological text analysis in the practice of teaching language disciplines.The aim of the research is to describe theoretical and methodological foundations for the use of linguoculturological analysis of the text, aimed at analyzing the text as a phenomenon of the culture of people and the perception of cultural and ethnic information contained in the text, in the language sign, in the word.The research methods include study and analysis of theoretical and methodological sources, experimental verification and generalization of the results obtained during the experiment.As a result of the scientific research, the possibility of using linguoculturological analysis of a literary text in the practice of teaching language disciplines has been presented.It has been experimentally revealed that the use of linguoculturological text analysis in the practice of teaching language disciplines allows you to see not only a meaningful and aesthetic picture of the whole text, but also to deeply and comprehensively comprehend the ethnic reality of the text with the help of language, expand the worldview and understanding of the world of students, generate interest in the cultural heritage of others peoples.…”
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Hybrid learning in Chemical Engineering: assessing the benefits of online labs as a supplement to traditional practices by Abdullatif Alfutimie, Syed Muhammad Aiman Barakbah

“…Findings show that while student motivation was generally low and satisfaction with clarity and resources was moderate, students displayed significant adaptability. …”
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Discipline Problems in The EFL Class: Is There a Cure? Problemas con la disciplina en el aula de inglés: ¿Existe una cura? by Doris de Almeida Soares

“…This article discusses the findings of an action research project carried out to minimize the negative class participation of 10 EFL pre-intermediate students, aged-11-14, in a language school in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. …”
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Complexity of comprehensive care treatments in undergraduate dental programs: The benefits of observing and assisting experienced faculty members by Moataz Elgezawi, Khalid Hassan, Adel Alagl, Ahmad M. Al-Thobity, Basel Al-Mutairi, Thamir Al-Houtan, Shazia Sadaf

“…Keywords: Comprehensive dentistry, Case report, Occlusal and oral rehabilitation, Interdisciplinary management, Undergraduate student…”
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Czytając Korczaka (Zarys projektu badania dydaktycznego) by Aleksander Połonnikow, Natalia Korczałowa

“…The paper’s focus is on the Belarusian State Pedagogical University students’ addressing the heritage of the Polish pedagogue Janusz Korczak. …”
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Happiness at School and Its Relationship with Academic Achievement by Hernán Hochschild Ovalle, Miguel Nussbaum, Susana Claro, Pablo Espinosa, Danilo Alvares

“…In early grades, happiness mitigates the negative effects of low socioeconomic status, with lower-income students benefiting more. By 10th grade, wealthier students and boys show a stronger association between happiness and academic performance, particularly in mathematics. …”
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Development and Validation of the EcoThermal Literacy Assessment: An Instrument for Environmental Literacy in Thermodynamics Learning by Rini Rianty, Santiani Santiani, Muhammad Nasir

“… Global environmental issues are becoming increasingly alarming and require serious attention. Enhancing students' environmental literacy is a strategic step in fostering awareness and sustainable actions. …”
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Effects of Flipped Learning on Language Learning Outcomes: A Meta-Analysis investigating Moderators by Hsieh-Jun Chen, Cheng-Huan Chen, Wen-Chi Vivian Wu

“…Educators are thus encouraged to adopt flipped learning as a versatile pedagogical approach to maximize student learning potential.…”
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How peer coaching can contribute to doctors’ development as clinical supervisors: an interview study by Erik Myrberg, Maria Henningsson, Catharina Tennerhed, Mats Wahlqvist, Matilda Liljedahl

“…Potential outcomes included an increased “Awareness of the student’s perspective” and that “Supervision becomes a shared concern.” …”
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Enseignement de l’hétérographie distinctive et genèse orthographique au cycle 2 by Pierre Sémidor

“…Daily and repetitive activities to accustom students to the reading and writing code tend to be the norm for children in their 1st years at school. …”
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Niosąc w przyszłość dziedzictwo pontyfikatu. Związki watykańskiej Fundacji Jana Pawła II z instytucjami w Polsce by Andrzej Dobrzyński

“…This Institution provides scholarships to students of former communist countries to study at the Catholic University located in Lublin. …”
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Att lära om naturen från naturen och i naturen by Sara Planting-Bergloo, Emma Rova, Charlotte Lennartsdotter, Per Rohlin, Maria Andrée

“…The study is based on data collections in three secondary schools with students in grade 9. The data collected include video- and audio recordings of student conversations during field work. …”
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Basic and practical analysis of LF-NMR and straightforward toolbox to its successful operation by Ali Asghari, Afroza Sultana, Seddik Khalloufi

“…However, some users (students and new users) frequently face challenges in operating and obtaining scientifically sound results. …”
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PEMBELAJARAN MENULIS KARYA ILMIAH MENGGUNAKAN DIMENSI BERNALAR KRITIS DENGAN MODEL PROJECT BASED LEARNING by Annisa Utrina, Rustam, Lusia Oktri Wini

“… This study's goal was to explain how students at SMAN 2 Sungai Penuh learned to write scientific papers using critical reasoning dimensions using a project-based learning model. …”
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L’incertitude professionnelle contre la rationalisation scolaire by Serge Katz

“…By comparing the functioning of three drama schools, two in France and one in Germany (i.e. cours Florent and Conservatoire National Supérieur d’Art Dramatique in Paris and Hochschule für Schauspielkunst “Ernst Busch” in Berlin), we aim at demonstrating that the prospect of a stabilized professional insertion for students into the theatrical field is a fundamental factor to ensure both the autonomy of the taught discipline and its evaluation during the education process. …”
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Implementing artificial intelligence in academic and administrative processes through responsible strategic leadership in the higher education institutions by Suleman Ahmad Khairullah, Sheetal Harris, Hassan Jalil Hadi, Rida Anjum Sandhu, Naveed Ahmad, Mohammed Ali Alshara

“…By catering to the diverse learning needs of students with the help of tools that directly affect academics, monitor student engagement and performance, and provide data-driven interventions, AI offers what the HEIs have long been waiting for to revolutionize the overall Higher Education landscape. …”
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Comparing between virtual reality based pre-clinical implantation training and traditional learning methods by Yangjie Li, Xu Chen, Yuan ding Huang, Qingqing He, Dize Li, Shanshan Hu, Peng Xu, Tao Chen, Xiongwen Ran

“…Objective As dental implanting becomes an increasing demand among patients with tooth loss, an efficient and effective training for students is to be necessary. In this case, we anticipate the possible application of virtual reality (VR) technology to pre-clinical implantation training (PCIT) in order to improve the students’ learning efficiency and effectiveness. …”
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Occupational Performance in the Discipline of Occupational Therapy During COVID-19 at a Public University in KwaZulu-Natal by N. Ndaba, P. Govender, D. Naidoo

“…This ensures the well-being of educators and students, enabling effective engagement and participation as they navigate the evolving educational landscape.…”
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Democratisation of educational systems through participatory approaches in US schools and universities by N. V. Gavrilova, D. Schugurensky

“…This approach is based on initiative, or participatory budgeting, i.e. students are involved in the process of allocation of budgetary funds of schools and universities. …”
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