Combining traditional laparoscopic box practice with video gaming: A randomized control trial by Simon Byrns, Yun Wu, Bin Zheng

“…Methods: Undergraduate and medical students were recruited and randomized into one of four groups: a control group, a lap box group, a video game group, and a combined group with 50% of the time allocated to each modality. …”
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Finding a predictive equation for the level of development of the functional performance of the two teachers in indicative of the values of the level of organizational reality in t... by م.د. عمر نوري عباس

“…The goal of the research is to identify the contribution of organizational reality to the functional performance of the two students …”
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Clinical skills boot camp in a program to train healthcare professionals to provide primary care to underserved communities by Robin Pugh Yi, Helen Wu, Kenia Mansilla-Rivera, Biju Wang, Petra Clark-Dufner, Bruce Gould

“… Implication Statement This article describes the evaluation of a clinical skills boot camp for students at Connecticut Area Health Education Center (CT AHEC) interdisciplinary program to train primary healthcare professionals to serve underserved communities. …”
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TECHNIQUES AND FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO DEVELOPING CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS by Irina Vladimirovna Glukhova

“…Research is aimed at revealing of the factors promoting formation of students’ critical thinking in high schools; the search of strategy and the receptions actualizing creative abilities of students and helping to formation of an active, independent person. …”
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A Critical Theory of Law by Gerald E Frug

“…Of course, as academics, these law teachers also feel that they should offer their students something more than legal doctrine; they need to provide students with some theoretical insight into the subjects they teach. …”
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Tech-Driven Learning in Business Management by Sérgio Adriany Santos Moreira

“…The students' construction process of the app was supervised by the professor in three stages, spanning three months. …”
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ANALISIS YURIDIS PERSAMAAN HAK ANTARA PESERTA PENDIDIKAN DOKTER SPESIALIS DENGAN PEKERJA by Vinsensius Tommy Wijaya Japola

“…Other countries such as the United States and Canada have realized the importance of participants in this specialist medical education program both as students as well as workers. But in Indonesia, it is only the status of a student. …”
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“Look at the trees”: A verbal nudge to reduce screen time when learning biodiversity with augmented realityZenodo by Julien Mercier, Olivier Ertz, Erwan Bocher

“…Although location-based augmented reality helps students explore and learn, they spend the vast majority of the activity interacting with the screen, to the detriment of direct interaction with nature. …”
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The acute effect of caffeine and ibuprofen on RPE, RM, PPI at resistance exercise in male athletes by وحید ساری صرآف, رامین امیر ساسان, سعید نیکو خصلت, حجت اله برقبانی

“…Method: Fifteen male students (Age: 26±2 yr.) participated in a double-blindstudy with three independent, counterbalanced sessions where in Ibuprofen (400 mg), caffeine (6mg.kg-1), or matched placebo were ingested 1 hour before exercise, and RPE, PPI, RM and HR(per set) were recorded in individuals, predetermined, 12-repetition maximum for leg extensions(LE), leg flexion (LF), bench press (BP) and arm flexion (AF). …”
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Vocabulary retention, sustained attention, and enjoyment: Using Tick8 method to promote language achievement by Safoura Jahedizadeh, Abbas Khademorreza, Somaye Sarvari

“…In other words, Tick-8 Technique positively influenced student's enjoyment, but did not affect students’ sustained attention. …”
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Compulsory Education Reform between the Profession and Policy in the Light of Justice and Equal Opportunities by Mojca Kovač Šebart, Damijan Štefanc, Tadej Vidmar

“…On the programme level, a consensus needs to be reached on what quality general education means to us; this would alleviate conflicting demands placed on teachers, students and planners of programme solutions. On the process level, however, we find that there is a lack of adequate professional support and systematic evaluation studies, as the quality of school cannot be judged solely on the basis of results from international research. …”
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Emotional intelligence as a protective factor against mental health problems of health workers by Mimoza Shahini, Naim Telaku, Idriz Sopjani, Mimoza Kamberi, Dardana Fetahu, Donjeta Murtezaj

“…Methods In total, 408 active students in their third year of studying at the AAB College in Prishtina, Kosova were participants of this study. …”
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Influence of learning mentoring on mentor effectiveness: case of nursing studies by Liudmila Rupšienė, Simona Paulikienė

“…Having selected the case of nursing studies, an anonymous written survey of nursing students and their mentors was conducted in 2014. Statistical data analysis of 441 pairs (of a student and his or her mentor) showed that mentor effectiveness in the case of nursing studies depends on learning mentoring. …”
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Practice-Oriented Training of Power Engineers in the Conditions of Realization of the Concept of Continuous Education by Svetlana M. Kuldina, Alexey I. Nazarov, Nikolay A. Kuldin

“…The content and methods of step-by-step implementation of the practice-oriented educational program of training students of energy fields are demonstrated on specific examples.…”
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A Soli Deo Gloria Református Diákszövetség Kecskeméten by Róbert RIGÓ

“…After some preparations, the Soli Deo Gloria Reformed Student Union began operat-ing in the boys’ grammar school in the 1932/33 school year, and by the end of the decade, nearly half of the students had participated in its work. …”
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A machine learning approach to identifying key predictors of Peruvian school principals' job satisfaction by Luis Alberto Holgado-Apaza, Dany Dorian Isuiza-Perez, Nelly Jacqueline Ulloa-Gallardo, Yban Vilchez-Navarro, Ruth Nataly Aragon-Navarrete, Wilian Quispe Layme, Marleny Quispe-Layme, Danger David Castellon-Apaza, Remo Choquejahua-Acero, Jaime Cesar Prieto-Luna

“…The principal variables identified included satisfaction with salary, geographic location of the educational institution, relationships with students and teachers, workplace climate, student learning achievements, and job benefits. …”
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Diplomatic training in the Republic of belarus: History, ‘Entry Points’ and Epistemic Community by E. V. Pilgun, O. N. Leshenyuk, A. S. Boyashov

“…The article is devoted to the issues of training International Relations (IR) students in the Republic of Belarus. It analyzes the process of training future diplomats, reflects the features of language training, gives an insight into the history of training, and describes the main areas of cooperation between Belarusian universities and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Belarus. …”
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Literature Review for Implementing and Developing Critical Thinking in Elementary School by Carina Nădăban, Alina Felicia Roman

“…Elementary school is the one that provides the foundations of learning, developing students with the skills and abilities needed both for the accumulation of new knowledge and for everyday life. …”
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In Pursuit of Better Sheltering and Housing After Disasters: The Architectural Perspective Through Ideas Competitions by Didem Güneş Yılmaz

“…This can be deemed as an indirect way of participatory approach in post-disaster sheltering and housing with the inputs of professionals and students. Eventually, the architectural competitions became the arena of this pursuit since architecture began to step out of the comfort zone and started to ‘design’ for people in need, for emergencies and for rebuilding for societies after long trouble times in disastrous areas. …”
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Intelligent Approaches to Computer Testing of Perception and Production Skills of Russian EFL Speakers by Marina Kolesnichenko, Vitalii Kapitan

“…Twenty-five Russian EFL students (B1–B2 CEFR, aged 19–22) completed three test iterations at one-week intervals. …”
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