Enhancing Cognitive Function through Physical Education: The Impact of Physical Education Activity on Attention and Focus by Matteo Giuriato, Nicola Lovecchio

“…Aim: This study investigates the impact of an enhanced physical education (PE) program on attentional functions in middle school students. The aim is to evaluate whether increasing physical education hours, with an emphasis on cognitive tasks and team-based activities, could positively influence students' executive functions. …”
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How to Achieve Professional Skills in Higher Education? by Leonor Marisela Ortega-Domínguez, Oscar Reyes-Sánchez

“…This paper describes how competencies are built and explores different theoretical trends, their conceptualization and formation, based on in-depth interviews applied to students and teachers. It provides a mixed study to understand, based on the student’s point of view, the achievements of this study program in terms of professional competencies.…”
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Differential pathways from personality to risk-taking: how extraversion and negative emotionality shape decision-making through overconfidence by Yangxizhao He, Peng Lei

“…This study examined overconfidence as a mediator in personality-risk relationships, focusing on Extraversion and Negative Emotionality.MethodsWe recruited 110 university students to complete the Game of Dice Task, Big Five Inventory-2, and General Knowledge Questionnaire. …”
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Donner des ailes

“…We begin by presenting the aims of the workshop, how it unfolded and which students attended it, then analyse the challenges and positive outcomes of our approach, before ending with some reflections on this experimental language teaching method.…”
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Teachers’ Lived Experiences and Challenges in Implementing DepEd’s Voluntary National Learning Camp by Harilio L. Torino Jr.

“…The analysis shows that the primary challenges faced by educators in the voluntary National Learning Camp revolve around issues of student motivation and attendance, teacher workload and lack of specialization, inadequate and uncontextualized learning materials, insufficient program duration, lack of parental support, engagement and relevance of activities, and the misalignment between the program's objectives and the actual needs of the students. …”
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THE FUNCTIONAL POTENTIAL OF NEWSPAPER HEADLINES (BASED ON MATERIALS OF THE NEWSPAPER “THE EAST-SIBERIAN PRAVDA”) by A.B. Antonova, Li Danyan

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MODERN PREREQUISITES OF THE CONCEPT OF CLASS. THE TRANSITION TOWARDS THE CLASS OF WAGE-LABORERS by Dana DOMŞODI

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Impact of providing a customized guideline on virtual medical history taking in two serious games for medical education by Alexandra Aster, Arietta Lotz, Matthias Carl Laupichler, Tobias Raupach

“…In terms of students’ self-assessment, no significant difference between both serious games was found. …”
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Pattern of Knowledge Creation on Teaching Effectiveness among Lecturers in Library Schools in Southwest, Nigeria by Temitope A. OSISANWO, Ahmed O. SIMISAYE, Idowu ADEGBILERO-IWARI, Solomon O. AWONUSI

“…Lecturers who engaged in collaborative research, developed innovative instructional methods, and integrated knowledge creation into their teaching achieved better student outcomes. However, barriers such as inadequate funding, limited resources, and weak institutional support restricted effective knowledge creation. …”
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Efficacy of zinc sulfate supplementation in managing neonatal hyperbilirubinemia: a meta-analysis by Babak Ghadirzadeh, Maziar Afshar, Maryam Afraie, Borhan Moradveisi, Yousef Moradi

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PENGEMBANGAN MODEL PEMBELAJARAN PENDIDIKAN MATEMATIKA REALISTIK INDONESIA (PMRI) UNTUK MENINGKATKAN KETERTARIKAN BELAJAR MATEMATIKA by Akmal Hi Dahlan

“…For example, students dare to interact and negotiate between students and students and between students and teachers during the learning process. …”
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Inclusive Education In The Lebanese Educational System by Basma Frangieh, Serge Ramel

“…The structures and systems in Lebanon for the education of students with special educational needs (SEN) then vary from the most segregated schooling to the least restrictive. …”
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INTENSIFICATION OF «LIVING KNOWLEDGE» AT THE TRANSITION TO «KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY»: PROJECT AND REALITY by Naira V. Danielyan

“…It allows applying distant technologies as an important auxiliary tool that simplifies significantly the process ofgetting a new knowledge by a student. Nowadays, owing to fast changes of all life aspects, the educational process is considered as a lifelong personal self-training based on cooperation and communication. …”
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The Causal Attributions of Poverty: The Case of Ordu University by Mehmet Koca

“…The aim of this study is to determine the causal attributions of university students related to poverty. For this purpose, “Causal Attribution for Poverty Scale” was used in the study. 485 undergraduate students from Ordu University participated in this study and participants were selected according to random sampling technique. …”
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An Investigation of Teaching-Learning Process and Measurement and Evaluation in Elementary English Course Curriculum with the Communicative Language Approach (Teachers’ Views) by Neşe Körhasanoğulları, Bilge Çam Aktaş

“…The findings demonstrated that communicative language approach could not be implemented in the classroom due to physical problems in the teaching-learning process, student reluctance and lack of readiness, teachers' initial failure to analyze the learner goals and styles, the lack of the predominant employment of the target language, partial inclusion of the activities determined by the communicative language approach in the course, preference of grammar instruction, partial utilization of group activities, the lack of using authentic materials, immediate correction of learner mistakes, inability to adopt the communicative language roles such as initialization of communication, providing resources and preference of traditional roles, and inability to measure the four basic language skills due to systemic measurement and evaluation errors.…”
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Adapting and/or adopting non-authentic and genuine materials for an ERP context, towards a stereotype-free thinking English by N LABED

“…The student has to understand, for example, funny remarks, not because he has been told that they are funny but that he thinks that they are so.                 …”
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Oral Health and Generalized Anxiety Disorder in Adolescents: The Mediating Role of Physical Activity by Taewan Kim, Donghyun Kim, Jeonghyeon Kim

“…METHODS Data from the 20th Korea Youth Risk Behavior Survey (KYRBS, 2024) included 53,166 middle and high school students. GAD symptoms were measured using the GAD-7 scale. …”
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Explanation of the Factors Affecting the Reduction of Air Pollution in Residential Neighborhoods of Tehran with an Emphasis on Green Walls by Milad Karimian Shamsabadi, Mansour Yeganeh, Elham Pourmahabadian

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Evaluation of Effective Factors in Detecting Enormous Deception and Evident Deception by M. Reza Kaykha, Hamid Moazzeni Bistagani

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The application of artificial intelligence algorithms for testing the correlation between the state of oral health and adolescent behavior concerning oral health by Gajić Milica, Lalić Maja, Kalevski Katarina, Lazić Emira, Pavlović Maja, Ivanović Mirjana, Milić Jasmina, Matijević Dušanka, Vojinović Jovan

“…The first and second grade high school students were selected for the observation unit. The total sample consisted of 374 students (128 males and 246 females). …”
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