NEW TEACHING MATERIALS FOR BACHELOR'S PROGRAMS - ETHICS AND ACADEMIC INTEGRITY by Dan Vătăman

“…As a result, I elaborated a university course that is accompanied by a seminar notebook, both teaching materials being designed to allow familiarizing of the first-year students with the rules of ethics, deontology and integrity in academic activity and scientific research and thus developing a culture of responsibility in preventing, identifying and combating of potential academic frauds, especially plagiarism.…”
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Effect of Cement Type and Thickness at the Marginal Area on Stress Distribution in Monolithic Zirconia Crowns: A Finite Element Analysis by Parviz Amini, Mojtaba Mahmoudi, Parinaz Pourmoshrefi, Reza Amini, Sajad Pourmoshrefi

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Key performance indicators for optimizing academic performance and course design in online educational platforms by Sonia Val, Alejandro Quintas

“…This study employed a quantitative, correlational design to examine the relationship between students’ interaction patterns on a digital learning platform and their academic performance, and data from 63 postgraduate students were analyzed through Moodle interaction logs. …”
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El aula rural: un espacio para aprender juntos by Ligia María Angulo-Hernández, Yadira Cerdas-Rivera, Sandra Ovares-Barquero

“…Through case studies, the aim is to analyze the forms of interaction used by the rural teacher and how such an interaction favors or affects the student's learning process, emphasizing or not on the results that were found to be relevant and which enable the understanding of rural male and female teachers' work, especially of those who teach by themselves. …”
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The adaptation of scientific reasoning of prospective teachers for primary education in the perspective of civic science by Yayuk Hidayah, Dinie Anggraeni Dewi, Meiwatizal Trihastuti

“…The results showed that the adaptation of the scientific reasoning of prospective elementary school teachers in a civic science perspective through the Seminar on Educational Problems in Primary Schools has several characteristics,  that is: 1) educational problems in primary schools captured by dominant students in technological literacy, 2) study of educational problems in schools fundamental relates to the realization of smart and good citizens that reflected in attitudes and behavior in the Covid-19 pandemic situation, and 3) there is character building in the adaptation of scientific reasoning in the civic science perspective. …”
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Challenges of organizing non-stationary retail structures in the urban fabric of Khabarovsk by L. G. Dyachkova, Yu. V. Ordynskaya, K. S. Ilyin

“…One project – wrought-iron ice cream kiosks – has already been implemented, while another is a student-designed concept for a retail complex inspired by fair marquees. …”
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Developing Legal Communication Skills in the South Pacific Context by Carolyn Penfold

“…Flinders Legal Advice Clinic is a small fledgling University student staffed legal service based in the southern suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia. …”
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Who Selects an Online Class Over the Same Course Face-to-Face? And Who Learns More? Results from a Mixed-Methods, Quasi-Experimental Study of Teaching the Sociology of Work and Fam... by Toby L. Parcel, Monica Bixby Radu, Laura Fitzwater Gonzales

“…Online students face a trade-off between working more hours and participating in online classes. …”
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Enhancing continuity of care: the impact of patient navigation on health insurance enrollment at an urban safety net provider by Radha Patel, Ashlyn Morris, Muskaan Ramchandani, Grace Charpentier, Sunjay Anekal, David Gunderman, Anoop Sai Chinthala, Mychael Spencer, Javier Sevilla

“…Abstract The Indiana University Student Outreach Clinic (IUSOC) is an interprofessional and multidisciplinary student-run free healthcare clinic. …”
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Pedagogical conditions of forming librarian’s professional culture by E. A. Kurilenko, N. A. Turanina

“…The diagnostics of professional culture level conducted as anonymous questioning was carried on among the students studying the course 51.03.06 «Librarian information activity» and young librarians, which results have revealed insufficiency of their professional competences. …”
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The influence of learning scenarios on pre-service science teachers’ conceptions of constructivist pedagogy and attitudes toward instructional technologies by Emin Tamer Yenen, Oktay Kızkapan

“…The participants consisted of second-year students from the science education department within the faculty of education at a state university, including seven male and 23 female PSSTs. …”
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Analysis of the environmental capabilities of sustainable tourism development in rural areas Case Study: Central Part of Galugah County by samaneh amirkhanloo, Parviz Kordavani, Masoud Mahdavi Hajilouyi

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Child’s Information Security in Digital Space of the Russian Federation by S. S. Dubov, V. V. Linkov, M. A. Karbainova

“…This article describes vulnerabilities in the information environment of students and educational institutions, as well as ways to counter the described vulnerabilities.…”
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The methodological features of teaching subject «Fundamentals of production technologies» by Olesya Kornus

“…The subject «Fundamentals of production technologies» is taught for second year students of natural-geographical faculty of the Sumy State A.S. …”
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Identifying common patterns via country clustering based on key macroeconomic indicators after banking crises by Nigar Ashurbayli-Huseynova, Nigar Guliyeva

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Gender parity in sports medicine; present imperative not future aspiration by Daniel Fitzpatrick, Megan Ormond

“…While existing literature explores the barriers women face in progressing within SEM, less attention has been given to when and why female medical students disengage from the specialty pathway. This viewpoint article analyses data from the National Undergraduate SEM Society (USEMS), University SEM Committees and National Health Service England to track gender differences at various career stages. …”
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Following a Self-guided Trail within an Accredited US Campus Arboretum: The Use of an AI-based App for Tree Identification and Tour Enrichment by Merve Kalaycı Kadak

“…Its accessibility enhances its potential as a free resource for researchers, students, and nature enthusiasts.…”
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Youth Work in Schools: Pathways to Sustainability, Well-Being and Democratic Communities by Stelios Pantazidis, Yannis Pechtelidis

“…Youth workers’ interventions—ranging from peer mentoring and participatory governance to sustainability initiatives—demonstrated the value of experiential, student-centred learning. However, the sustainable integration of youth work in education requires institutional openness, professional recognition, and systemic support. …”
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Experiences of telehealth e-mentoring within postgraduate musculoskeletal physical therapy education in the UK and Canada: a protocol for parallel mixed-methods studies and cross-c... by Alison B Rushton, Isaak Tyros, Nicola R Heneghan, Madeleine Nazareth, Wendy J Johnson, Jackie Sadi, Heather Gillis

“…We will conduct semistructured interviews to explore the development of critical thinking, clinical reasoning, communication skills and confidence of students engaged in telehealth e-mentoring. To explore the mentor acceptability and appropriateness of telehealth e-mentoring, we will conduct a focus group in each site. …”
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Specifications for identifying and distinguishing units of the lexico-semantic category of “Ma’naviyat” in the diagnosis of an individual’s moral qualities by Yuldashev Farrukh, Mengliyev Bakhtiyor, Sharipova Dildora, Shavkatov Sherzodbek, Ibragimov Javlon, Akbarova Zuhra

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