INTELLECTUALIZATION OF OPEN EDUCATION SERVICES by Nina V. Komleva, Olga A. Khlopkova

“…The article presents the approach of leveling of the main drawbacks of online learning systems associated with diffi culties of objective monitoring of students’ knowledge. This method is based on the integration of the module that combines neural networks and genetic algorithms in the education system architecture with a goal of better examining of incomplete and inaccurate data. …”
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Optimizing the agility of badminton athletes through shadow training by Nur Ahmad At Tanzil, Mulyono Mulyono, Santika Rentika Hadi, Nur Hadi

“…Research Objectives: This study aims to analyse the effect of shadow training on increasing agility in students who participate in badminton extracurricular activities at Antarika Sidoarjo High School. …”
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Comparative Analysis of Anti-Corruption Policy of Russia and Foreign Countries by L. V. Savinov, V. E. Shorokhov

“…It seems that the existing social mentality, which contradicts the existing anti-corruption measures, needs to be introduced in new educational standards, both at the level of general educational organizations and at the level of formation of relevant skills and competencies for certain categories of students in the framework of higher education and additional training programs.The problematic nature of the subjects chosen for the study is concentrated not only on theoretical and methodological aspects, but also on practical ones, which determines the significance and importance of studying these issues in the context of approaches of foreign countries.…”
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AN IN-DEPTH LEARNING APPROACH: A CASE STUDY IN A FACULTY OF EDUCATION IN TANGERANG, INDONESIA [PENDEKATAN PEMBELAJARAN MENDALAM: STUDI KASUS DI FAKULTAS PENDIDIKAN DI TANGERANG, IN... by Juniriang Zendrato

“…For further research, conducting interviews and observations with students from the Faculty of Education is recommended to assess the impact of in-depth learning implementation. …”
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Self-Evaluation as a Key Tool for Religion Teachers’ Self-Cognition in Greek Secondary Education: A Modeling Approach by Diamantopoulos Konstantinos A.

“…The evaluation process enhances educational efforts and determines the status of teachers and students. It includes two aspects: a) self-improvement, where teachers self-evaluate based on their contributions, and b) self-cognition, which relates to cognitive and personal characteristics. …”
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Risky drinking and sexual risk behaviours among young adults in Ghana: evidence from the La-Nkwantanang Madina municipality by Janet Anome, Peter Anabila, Benedict Weobong

“…Convenience sampling method was used to select university students in the area who were on vacation. The study found that risky drinking was associated with sexual risk behaviours (AOR: 4.23; 95% CI: 2.03–8.83) hence a major predictor of risky sexual behaviours among young adults in the study area. …”
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Montenegro in the PISA Study by Saša Milić

“…Therefore, the absence of analysis implies an absence of certain professional activities focused on training teachers and improving the quality of students’ knowledge.…”
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The effectiveness of parenting skills training based on the Adler-Dreikurs approach on family atmosphere and parent-child relationships among parents of children with social anxiet... by Ahmad Amani, Gharib Aziz abdalrahman, Jafar Ghaitasi

“…The statistical population included all parents of primary school students during 2020-2021 in Halabja Province, Kurdistan Region of Iraq. …”
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Developing a Psychiatry Residency Program in a Low- and Middle-Income Country: Botswana’s Experience by Philip R. Opondo, Anthony A. Olashore, James O. Ayugi, Masego B. Kebaetse, Keneilwe Molebatsi

“…The program aims to produce psychiatrists who are familiar with the local mental health needs. The first batch of students completed their training in December 2023. …”
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Sleep Paralysis: An Overlooked Phenomenon by Ambreen Kalam, Fazal Ameen Habib

“…Higher lifetime prevalence rates were found in students (28.3%) and psychiatric patients (31.9%)1. …”
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An Evaluation of Creative and Vocational Education and the Changing Demands of Industry Competencies by Ninette A. Pongo, Elizabeth Obinnim, Joana Akweley Zanu

“…The population of this study focused on fashion students from higher education institutions in Ghana as well as some graduates practising their acquired skills in the fashion industry. …”
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When my teachers think I can, then I know I can: A systematic review by Christine Rubie-Davies, Mengnan Li

“…This systematic review investigated teacher expectations of students learning an additional language, in the context of either immigrant students as a minority in the classroom or of all majority-group students learning a foreign language together. …”
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Factors impacting teaching and research anxieties in biology graduate teaching assistants: implications for professional development by Miranda M. Chen Musgrove, Kate Petrie, Alyssa Cooley, Elisabeth E. Schussler

“…ABSTRACT Graduate students in the United States are experiencing increased levels of anxiety, affecting their mental health and attrition from graduate programs. …”
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The role of video game consumption habits in the relationship between gender and attitudes towards violence among adolescents by Julia Sánchez-García, Pablo Usán Supervía

“…The study comprised a total of 877 secondary school students aged 12–18 male (N = 465) and female (N = 412) adolescents. …”
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THE ROLE AND STRATEGY OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY IN IMPROVING THE ARABIC LANGUAGE LEARNING PROCESS by Iis Susiawati, Dadan Mardani, Muhammad Faiz Alhaq

“…The analysis shows that the use of digital technology, such as learning applications, e-learning platforms, and interactive tools, can increase students' motivation, engagement, and learning outcomes in Arabic language learning. …”
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Epidemiological Patterns of Animal bite in the North of Khorasan Province in Iran by Mohadeseh Lakzaei, Fatemeh Jafari, Mohammad Mohammadi Abnavi, Saeed Keshvari, Hamed Karami

“…Thetool for collecting information was the portal of the Ministry of Health, and SPSS version 26.0 was used for data analysis.Results: The mean age of the subjects under study was 33.9±20.4 years; of them, 2636 (71.6) were men and 838 (22.8) were students. 1448 (97.6%) of those with upper body injuries referred to the health center for less than 48 hours. 2024 (94.3%) were bitten by a dog and most of the bites (N=1055, 28.7%) happened in spring. …”
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Speaking the language of the patient: indigenous language policy and practice by Margaret Matthews, Jacqueline van Wyk

“…The results indicated an improvement in students’ communicative competence. In general, positive attitudes were held by the students towards the language, but there was a perceived need for additional input in order for the students to become competent.…”
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Enhancing Lung Cancer Detection through Dual Imaging Modality Integration by Costin Teodor STREBA, Mircea-Sebatian ŞERBĂNESCU, Liliana STREBA, Alin Dragoş DEMETRIAN, Andreea-Georgiana GHEORGHE, Mădălin MĂMULEANU, Daniel-Nicolae PIRICI

“…All models exhibited statistically significant performance enhancements with dual TL (Student’s t-test, p < 0.001). Additionally, models trained using dual TL showed reduced false positive and false negative rates, with class activation mapping confirming improved focus on diagnostically critical areas. …”
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Neutrosophic Analysis on Internalization of Higher Education in Indian Perspective by Nivetha Martin, Said Broumi, N. Ramila Gandhi, P. Pandiammal

“…Collaboration with foreign universities provides opportunities for the aspiring students to confer degrees from world premier institutions by stationing in their host nation. …”
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Development of Cucurbitaceae family-based e-module in Kudus Regency for learning Spermatophyta by Mohamad Aqib Maulana Wahid, Muhamad Jalil

“…The results of the e-module trial for students obtained a score with an average percentage of 78.5%, which was in the feasible category. …”
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