Means and methods of formation of organizational and managerial competence of a university teacher by Natalya V. Solovova, Natallia V. Sukhankina

“…The program is aimed at the development of organizational and managerial competence components (value-motivational, cognitive, design, expert), formation of students' readiness for effective interaction in the course of design and implementation of competitive educational programs. …”
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Practices and their Challenges in an English Teaching Project of a Brazilian State University during the Pandemic by André Luís Specht

“…In spite of the pandemic, we managed to reach the project’s main objective, which was to provide space for college students, who shall graduate as English teachers, to have contact with the school environment. …”
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Systematic Application of Normative and Descriptive Aspects of Management Education by G. Meirovich

“…When one piece of material explains the current reality without providing tools to improve it, while another piece prescribes steps for improvement that are not grounded in a particular context, students lose interest in both. The paper presents various modes of integration between two realms such as collocation of actual and desired conditions, contingency models, nesting descriptive and normative elements in the same framework.…”
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Characteristics of Effective Elementary Mathematics Instruction: A Scoping Review of Experimental Studies by Branko Bognar, Sanela Mužar Horvat, Ljerka Jukić Matić

“…Considering that the analyzed interventions rarely addressed students’ common errors and critical thinking, future research could focus on these aspects in elementary school mathematics education.…”
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Can indoor plants reduce formaldehyde levels in the anatomy dissection hall? A study to evaluate the practicality of using plants in reducing formaldehyde levels [version 3; peer r... by Dhiren Punja, Adish G Joshi, Rohini Punja

“…Background Formaldehyde a commonly used embalming fluid for the preservation of cadavers, produces numerous short and long-term side effects on the students and staff working with it. Indoor plants have been shown to reduce atmospheric formaldehyde levels. …”
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Teaching and Application of Reading Strategies in Croatian Language Teaching by Vesna Bjedov, Sara Soldo Mutshaus

“…The aim of this paper is to investigate whether teachers of the Croatian language apply reading strategies in their teaching and whether they teach them to their students. The results have showcased that the students who apply and combine reading strategies are more active, engaged, and satisfied readers.…”
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The application effectiveness of the “One Case to the End” teaching model based on BOPPPS in pediatric nursing: a quasi-experimental study by Xuejun Xiao, Ying Xie, Xiangfeng Zhao, Xiaohong Dai, Feng Liang, Wanchao Wang, Xianhua Zhang

“…A total of 276 nursing undergraduates from two parallel classes of a nursing college were recruited, with 138 students in the Grade 2020 serving as the control group and receiving the traditional teaching method, while the students of Grade 2021 served as the experimental group and implemented the “One Case to the End” teaching model based on BOPPPS. …”
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Does the human developmental factors of the parents sustain the learning quality of the undergraduates? - A critical Analysis by Aditya Prakash, R. Hariharan, Gynendra Kumar Rout

“…As recorded by the graduate students there are 659 parents have the lowest level of HDI values 26 moderate and only 3 parents have higher HDI. …”
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Adoption and continued usage of mobile learning of virtual platforms in Iraqi higher education an unstable environment by Al-Rikabi Ahmed Ghazi Hameed, Putra Bin Sumari

“…To accomplish its goals, this study utilizes a quantitative survey to gather data from 399 students in five universities in Iraq. PLS-SEM is employed to analyze quantitative data and assess the extended UTAUT2 and ECM models. …”
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The Educational Process in the Context of the "Rubicon" Period According to Waldorf Pedagogy and Rudolph Steiner by Velyana Penkova

“…And when the authorities of the children are aware what to do, what methods to apply, what subjects to teach the students and what behavior to have in front of them, the easier the children will pass through this unavoidable part of their development and the more fully they will develop and grow, receiving wonderful conditions to fully realize their potential and talents. …”
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Practical research on the cultivation of inter-disciplinary undergraduate nursing talents in the context of “big health” by Meichun Tan, Huan Liu, Yingqing Xiang, Lin Xiong, Liqin Zou, Liang Fang

“…Results The innovation ability score and scientific and technology readiness score of the experimental group students were higher than those of the control group students before the internship; At the end of the clinical internship, the satisfaction scores of the employer, service recipients, and clinical teacher of the experimental group students were higher than those of the control group students; At graduation, the total credits and average scores of compulsory courses of the experimental group students were higher than those of the control group students, and the differences were statistically significant (P < 0.05). …”
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Wasilah al-Kharithah al-Mafahim fi Ta’lim ‘Ilm al-Sharf li Tulab al-Jami’iy by Nuril Mufidah, Abdur-Rasheed Mahmoud Mukadam, Ahmad Fibrian Nurul Ahadi, R Taufiqurrochman

“…Also, students at the second level in the Department of Arabic at Ilorin University, Ilorin Nigeria, there are 40 students. …”
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Immigration in China: A Typology and Trends by Frank N PIEKE

“…Five broad and overlapping categories of both older and new types of immigrants can be distinguished: (i) students; (ii) professionals and entrepreneurs; (iii) Chinese return migrants; (iv) traders; and (v) cross-border migrants. …”
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Doutorado em enfermagem em regime de cotutela internacional: uma possibilidade a ser experimentada [Phd courses in nursing in a cotutorial international regime: a chance to be expe... by Cintia Silva Fassarella, Lolita Dopico da Silva, Maria do Céu Barbieri Figueiredo

“…Therefore, it must be organized and planned to assure students’ individual and Professional development, as well as to favor international cooperation on graduate courses between Brazil and Portugal. …”
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AetherGeo: A Spectral Analysis Interface for Geologic Mapping by Gonçalo Santos, Joana Cardoso-Fernandes, Ana C. Teodoro

“…Providing software with these capabilities in a unified platform has the potential to positively impact research and education, as students and educators usually have limited access to proprietary software.…”
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The Development Of English — Arabic Machine Translation System Modules As An Advanced Software Engineering Course by Ahmed Guessoum

“…The course was taught as an advanced software engineering course to students working on their graduation projects. We explain the adopted work methodology, the various modules that were worked on, as well as the achievements and difficulties …”
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Pre-service physics teachers learning to teach biology: the influence of an out-of-field teaching course on professional identity by Ladapa Ladachart, Luecha Ladachart

“…Because out-of-field teaching can alleviate the shortage of teachers qualified in certain subjects, such as mathematics and science, research has focused on facilitating in-service teachers to teach out of their fields to ensure students excel in these subjects. However, little effort has been made to prepare pre-service teachers to deal with this phenomenon. …”
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Procedural Information as a “Game Changer” in School Choice by Yoan Hermstrüwer

“…This article explores the impact of procedural information on the behavior of students under two school admission procedures commonly used in the US, the EU, and other jurisdictions: the Gale–Shapley mechanism and the Boston mechanism. …”
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A Review of the First Edition of the Book by Author Dr Helen Scott: by Silvana Ilievska

“…Those include a novice student at any level who is engaging in research and considering using Grounded Theory methodology, supervisors who are mentoring students considering or engaging with Grounded Theory and any other academic researcher who has an interest and desire to engage conceptually with theory development. …”
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Mental health literacy and help-seeking: the mediating role of self-stigma and emotional intelligence by Mahd Awan, Melissa A. Boyce, Brittany L. Lindsay

“…Additionally, the current study explored the role of self-stigma and emotional intelligence as possible mediators of these relationships. Undergraduate students (n = 301) were recruited from a Western Canadian university and completed a series of online questionnaires measuring their formal and informal help-seeking intentions, mental health literacy, self-stigma faced when seeking help, and meta-mood, as an operationalization of emotional intelligence. …”
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