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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Konstanty Grzybowski i jego uczniowie by Henryk Olszewski

“…Możliwość bliższego poznania Konstantego Grzybowskiego uzyskałem dopiero w końcowej dekadzie jego życia, na początku lat sześćdziesiątych: był u szczytu naukowej sławy; jego ostatnie monografie i zbiory esejów — intelektualnie przenikliwe i prowokujące — uchodziły za niekwestionowane bestsellery, jego wykłady ściągały komplety studentów. Na Konstantego Grzybowskiego kierowały się spojrzenia i życzliwa uwaga szerokich kręgów inteligencji polskiej, zafascynowanej jego wypowiedziami w prasie, radiu czy telewizji. …”
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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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Challenges and Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Education: A Systematic Review by Saeid Arifnejad, Asadolah khadivi, Farhad Alipour

“…However, these applications face significant challenges, including over-reliance and passivity, algorithmic bias, ethical and security concerns, threats to teachers' mental well-being, and technical and specialized constraints.Conclusion: AI has the potential to revolutionize education by enabling personalized learning experiences, enhancing student engagement, and providing real-time feedback. …”
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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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Examining the meanings and essentials of perfection and perfection in Islamic mysticism Community Verified icon by Reza Hesari, Hassan Ramezani, Mohammad Mahmoud Khalfan

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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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Perfil epidemiológico de pacientes vítimas de escalpelamento tratados na Fundação Santa Casa de Misericórdia do Pará Epidemiological profile of scalping victim-patients treated at... by Caio Bacellar Cunha, Raquel de Maria Maués Sacramento, Bernardo Porto Maia, Renan Petta Marinho, Hilton Lobato Ferreira, Dov Charles Goldenberg, Maria Lastenia Chagas Primo Menezes

“…RESULTS: The most commonly affected patients were children between 7 and 16 years of age (56.4%) and women (93.5%); 59.7% were students and 43.5% were Catholics. CONCLUSIONS: Prophylactic campaigns about the risks of traveling in and maintaining a vessel without motor shaft protection are essential because scalping is primarily caused by hair twisting around the motor shaft.…”
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The La carga de las mochilas provoca trastornos posturales en alumnos de primaria by Hasbiah Hasbiah, Hendrik Hendrik, Melvi S. Tandi, Supartina Hakim, Andi Halimah, Arpandjam’an Arpandjam’an

“…The sample used was 75 primary school students from grades 1 to 3 who met the inclusion criteria of the sample size formula. …”
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Comparing raw score difference, multilevel modeling, and structural equation modeling methods for estimating discrepancy in dyads by Amber McEnturff, Qi Chen, Robin K. Henson, Ryan Glaman, Wen Luo

“…IntroductionDyadic data analysis is commonly used in psychological research involving pairs of individuals in a nested relationship, such as parent and child, student and teacher, and pairs of spouses. There are several methods for calculating dyadic discrepancy (i.e., difference) scores, and purpose of the present study was to explore which of these methods produced the most accurate discrepancy estimates and most accurate outcome prediction.MethodsUsing a Monte Carlo simulation, the present study compared three methods for estimating discrepancy scores in dyad pairs: raw score difference (RSD), empirical Bayes estimates from multilevel modeling (MLM), and factor scores from structural equation modeling (SEM). …”
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Ethical considerations in artificial intelligence-driven environments for higher education by Phumzile D. Mogoale, Agnieta Pretorius, Refilwe C. Mogase, Mmatshuene A. Segooa

“…Reducing burdens for educators and students while improving learning outcomes is one of the potential benefits. …”
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Adaptation and validation of a tool for assessing food knowledge based on the Nova classification for the Brazilian context by Kamila Tiemann Gabe, Gilberto Bassetto Junior, Patricia Constante Jaime

“…Discriminant validity was assessed by comparing scores of undergraduate students of nutrition and undergraduate students in education-related fields. …”
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Mechanizmy interkulturowych zdarzeń komunikacyjnych, w których dochodzi do zagrożenia twarzy by Grażyna Zarzycka

“…The paper presents a fragment of the author’s research into interferences in intercultural communication with the participation of foreign students learning Polish. The research made it possible to record various stressful situations and stressogenic factors, including “face-threatening” ones, namely those involving the risk of losing one’s face, to which the foreign interlocutor, or sometimes also the other participant of the communication act, were exposed. …”
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