The effects of the implementation order of implicit and explicit learning methods on learners' task enjoyment and motor skill acquisition by Yuki Matsuura, Hiroki Matsuoka, Yoshifumi Isa, Yosuke Sakairi

“…PurposeThis study aimed to explore the effect of the order of two learning methods (one based on implicit and another on explicit learning) on students' enjoyment and ability to acquire motor skills in gymnastics. …”
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DIMENSIONS OF COOPERATION BETWEEN HIGHER EDUCATION AND PRIVATE SECTOR by Iveta Mietule, Daina Znotiņa, Aija Čerpinska

“…., motivation both of the students and the employers. It is essential to create preconditions that would motivate students to acquire professional skills in their future profession providing them possibility of an effective and result-based professional practical training. …”
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Afectos y efectos de la pandemia en la educación superior en México / Affects and effects of the pandemic on higher education in Mexico by José Javier Contreras-Vizcaino, Mayleth Alejandra Zamora-Echegollen

“…. /// Since the pandemic, workers, teachers and students have faced countless adjustments and the gradual return to face-to-face activities. …”
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L’auto-efficacité, un prédicteur clé de la réussite dans l'apprentissage du FLE chez les préadolescents by Iman BOUZERIA, Zahia BOUKEF

“…The findings reveal valuable insights for teachers and specialists in FFL didactics, offering targeted pedagogical strategies to enhance students' self-efficacy. Ultimately, this work demonstrates how self-efficacy can significantly improve the FFL learning experience and encourage a positive attitude towards language studi …”
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Signing Off the Standards, Making the Disciplines Mandatory by Maxine Stephenson, Nane Rio

“…The place of the foundational disciplines in teacher education has long been an issue of on-going debate amongst programme developers, teacher educators and students. In 1951 a departmental report on the recruitment, education and training of teachers acknowledged that the work of practising teachers, academics and research students in a number of disciplinary areas had resulted in ‘an immense growth of knowledge relevant to the business of education’ (Campbell, 1951, p.2). …”
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Iranian Senior High School EFL Teachers' Perspectives of Lesson Study: Perceiving Challenges, Hindrances, and Benefits by Nayereh Behdad, Mohammad Hassan Tahririan

“…In terms of the limitations of this study, follow-up studies can mitigate the limitations of this research by replicating it using a larger sample of teachers teaching different levels of students in different classes for a much longer duration.…”
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Analisis Kualitas Website Alumni Stikom Bali Menggunakan Metode Webqual by Putu Linda Santiari, I Gede Surya Rahayuda

“…From the dissemination of questionnaires to several students, there are 3 indicators that are rejected, so it needs to be improved. …”
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Integrated Approach to the Introduction of Blended Learning in Higher Education by A. V. Rajkhlina, M. V. Gromova, R. V. Kolesov

“…To improve the efficiency of the educational process, it is proposed to use integrated solutions for the implementation of blended learning in higher education, taking into account the opinions of all interested parties, and above all lecturers and students.Conclusion. The results of the study contribute to the specification of directions for further work to improve the practice of introducing and using blended learning by higher education institutions.…”
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Questioning Strategy That Works to Foster Critical Thinking Skills: A Study In Islamic University by Fathor Rasyid, Nurul Aini, KJ Varghesse

“…A university class consisting of thirty students is taking part in the study on Quantitative Research Methodology. …”
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Mass drug administration coverage and its determinants for the elimination of onchocerciasis in Ulanga District, Tanzania. by Ambakisye Kuyokwa Mhiche, Dinah Gasarasi, George Kabona, Ally Hussein, Upendo John Mwingira, Ahmed Mohamed Abade

“…Occupation also played a role, as small and medium enterprise (SME) workers [APR = 3.2, p = 0.05] and students [APR = 2.9, p = 0.05] were less likely to participate. …”
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MEDIA MATEMATIKA INTERAKTIF EXPLORING MATH BERBASIS GOOGLE SITES UNTUK PEMBELAJARAN TRANSFORMASI GEOMETRI by Fika Midatul Lutfiyah, Astrid Chandra Sari, Naning Kurniawati

“…This study uses the ADDIE model, namely: Analyze, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation. Students of class VIII of SMPN 2 Balen were the subjects of this study. …”
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Las TIC como vía de comunicación familia-escuela en la educación compensatoria / ICT as a means of family-school communication in compensatory education by Cristina de las Nieves Rodríguez-Caballero, Lorea Fernández-Olaskoaga

“…The sample comprises students and families from the already mentioned schools of the 2nd cycle of Early Childhood Education. …”
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Development of a medicinal chemistry e-module using a team-based learning strategyDevelopment of a medicinal chemistry e-module using a team-based learning strategy by Ida Adhayanti, Sesilia Rante Pakadang

“… Many pharmacy students consider Medicinal Chemistry a complex subject due to its abstract concepts and highly technical content. …”
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A Comparative Analysis of PISA 2015 Türkiye Studies: Introducing A Variable Selection Model to International Large-Scale Assessments by Özlem İlk, Sinem Demirci

“…Based on the series of analyses, this study revealed that test anxiety, environmental awareness, interest in broad topics in science, playing video games after school, mathematics literacy, reading literacy, and collaborative problem-solving skills were the explanatory variables contributed most to the degree of scientific literacy of students. This study has a potential to provide an example of shrinkage methods applied in educational context and offer another standpoint for providing a rationale to select which variables can be included.…”
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Konasi Komunitas Pesantren Yogyakarta dalam Penggunaan Arabic Terms dan Indonesian Terms pada Skim Produk Bank Syariah by Abdul Ghoni, Teguh Suripto, Abdullah Salam

“…The results showed no difference konasi pesantren communities involving caregivers, religious teacher and students in the province DI Yogyakarta against the use of terms and Indonesian arabic terms. …”
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Analisis model pembelajaran berbasis pendidikan karakter untuk membentuk karakter siswa by Dada Suhaida, Fadillah Syarifah

“…The aim of building student character is certainly not easy. Therefore a continuous effort is needed in learning PPKn. …”
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Perceived Barriers of Physical Activity among School-going Adolescents by Sameena Ahmad, Mohammad Athar Ansari, Salman Khalil, Ali Jafar Abedi

“…Results: The mean age of the students was 12 ± 0.81 years. The majority of the students were moderately physically active (53%), while 23% had high and 24% had low PALs. …”
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Capturing degrees of centring of refugees in an academic literacy course in post-Apartheid South Africa: A retrospective look at course design through the lens of Actor-network The... by Moeain Arend, Aditi Hunma, Minga Kongo

“… In 2018, we received state funding for ‘curriculum reform’ to design an academic literacy course that would orient students to legitimate ways of reading and writing in the academy while fostering critical citizenship. …”
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RICE AlgebraBot: Lessons learned from designing and developing responsible conversational AI using induction, concretization, and exemplification to support algebra learning by Chenglu Li, Wanli Xing, Yukyeong Song, Bailing Lyu

“…The importance and challenge of Algebra learning is widely recognized, with students across the U.S. facing difficulties due to the subject's complexity. …”
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The new blues: Determining significant factors in right-wing populist support among young Canadians. by Lara Choy

“…The survey of 56 self-identified conservative Canadian university students and Reddit users aged 18–35 found that right-wing populist support was predicated on three factors: economic uncertainty, with unsustainably high cost of living and mismanaged fiscal policies; distrust in government, with negative perceptions of institutions, including the media; and cultural conflict, with backlash against “woke” ideas and “non-traditional” values. …”
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