Research Infographic: An Innovative Instructional System Design Teaching Steps In Writing a Research Paper by Kristin Anne Corcega

“…Moreover, 94% of students answered that they do not wish to learn more about research. …”
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Gendered Phonetic Variations: Apico-Dental Pronunciation of /t/ and /l/ in Women and Its Sensuality by Dhuha Hadiyansyah, Zaharil Anasy

“…The participants included 22 students from class IG22A (8 males, 14 females) and 21 from class IG22B (8 males, 13 females). …”
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The thought that i could continue with school got lost: a qualitative exploration of the impact of COVID-19 on the education and sexual and reproductive health of Malawi youth by Elikem Togo, Tawonga W. Mwase-Vuma, Chrissie Thakwalakwa, Elizabeth Millar, Milissa Markiewicz, Esme Kadzamira, Janine J. Kayange, Dadirai Mkombe, Jessica Fehringer

“…Participants reported that some female students became pregnant, married early, and sometimes engaged in sex work to make ends meet. …”
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Islamic Financial Literacy In Digital Age: The Role Of Social Capital And Digital Literacy by Mesi Herawati, Muhamad Mukhsin

“…Design/methodology: Using a quantitative approach, primary data was collected from 270 respondents fitting the criteria of Indonesian students who use Islamic financial services. Data analysis employed the multiple linear regression method using SmartPLS 4.0. …”
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Social Workers Involvement in Taiwan’s 1999 Earthquake Disaster Aid: Implications for Social Work Education by Yueh-Ching Chou

“…Social workers, including from public and private sectors as well as from campuses including the faculties and students of social work departments, have been deeply involved in helping the victims. …”
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Nine Lessons for Teaching Negotiation Skills by Melissa Conley Tyler, Naomi Cukier

“…Most students graduating from law faculties at the present time – even those on HECS – expect to be burdened with a debt of around $40,000 when they graduate. …”
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The Effectiveness of Scenario-Based Cybersecurity Day Camps in Southern Rural Appalachia by Anna P. Rodgers-Stine, Tania Williams

“…Through the creation and implementation of these camps, it was found that scenario-based cybersecurity day camps with a focus on experiential learning were effective in generating student interest and engagement in cybersecurity, with students attending reporting a significant increase in knowledge and interest as a result of the day camps. …”
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Libraries Engaging BIPOC Communities with STEMM: A Scoping Review by Janis Shearer

“…Findings identified a prevalence of BIPOC engagement via health topics with off-campus communities in comparison to limited interaction with BIPOC college and university students. A variety of engagement strategies and activities are discussed as unique opportunities and avenues for libraries to address issues related to social justice, diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. …”
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EFEKTIVITAS METODE KOOPERATIF GROUP INVESTIGATION DALAM PENINGKATAN KUALITAS PROSES PEMBELAJARAN by Agung Yulianto

“…The collected data were: (1) students 'activities during learning, (2) faculty and student interaction, (3) the level of student motivation, (4) student achievement and (5) students' response to the learning process. …”
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APPLICATION OF CASE STUDY METHOD FOR INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF MANAGEMENT TRAINING by О. В. Жмай

“…The case method makes it possible to optimally combine theory and practice, develop skills to work with a variety of information sources. Students do not receive ready-made knowledge, and learn to extract it yourself. …”
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A Holistic Ecosystem Model to Diversify the Physician Workforce and Enhance Health by Erik J. Porfeli, Sunny Nakae, Leila Amiri, Leila E. Harrison, Will Ross

“…The ecosystem model spurs significant changes in how we think about the developmental pathways to the physician workforce and how we may mobilize resources to promote progress and ease transitions, especially for underrepresented students who face many fewer opportunities and many more challenges along their journey.…”
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The Early Days of Opus Dei in Cambridge (U.S.) As Recalled by the First Generation (1956-1961) by John Arthur Gueguen, Jr.

“…It tells of a series of apartments across the Charles River in Cambridge that pre- ceded the opening of Elmbrook, and the apostolate conducted mainly with students and professors at Harvard and Massachusetts Institute of Technolo- gy (M.I.T.). …”
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Sexual Dimorphism of Hand Length Ratios among Igede Ethnic Group in Nigeria by S. G. Obaje, B. Danborno, Sh. A. Akuyam, J. A. Timbuak

“…Hand length measurements were taken from the ventral crease to the tip of the finger as r2d, l2d, l2d, l4d, and 2d:4d respectively. Student’s t-test was used to describe data and sex differentiation. …”
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Creativity in Narrative Writing: Utilizing Mind Mapping with Ethnic Identification Model in Higher Education by Suci Ramadhanti Febriani, Rizka Widayanti, Rahmawati Rahmawati, Dewi Sartika, Indil Setiawan, Refiyana Yolanda, Kddour Bedra Guettaoi

“…A mixed research design was used with a quantitative approach to test the effectiveness of learning writing skills using Mind Mapping and a qualitative approach to identify student creativity in developing narrative paragraphs. 35 students who studied writing skills at UIN Imam Bonjol Padang in the Arabic Language Education study program were involved. …”
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Fostering critical thinking, reasoning, and argumentation skills through bioethics education. by Jeanne Ting Chowning, Joan Carlton Griswold, Dina N Kovarik, Laura J Collins

“…Our work centers on instructional strategies for fostering critical thinking skills in high school students using bioethical case studies, decision-making frameworks, and structured analysis tools to scaffold student argumentation. …”
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Professional and academic pre-qualifications, career preferences and aspirations in working as a rural doctor by Carla Schröpel, Teresa Festl-Wietek, Anne Herrmann-Werner, Tim Wittenberg, Marina Pumptow, Sabine C. Herpertz, Andrea Heinzmann, Katrin Schüttpelz-Brauns, Tobias Maria Boeckers, Stephan Zipfel, Stephan Zipfel, Rebecca Erschens

“…Students indicated interest in working as a rural doctor on a 9-point scale, and expressed interest in up to three specialist training programs from a list of 16. …”
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Methods of evaluation the quality of teaching in higher education institutions by Irina V. Barannikova, Elena N. Shaforostova

“…This problem is relevant because the quality of students’ training influences the formation of professional competencies and the demand on the labor market directly. …”
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Methodological Aspects of Implementing Some Formulas of School Mathematics in University-Level Mathematical Analysis Course by Olga A. Sergeeva

“…These formulas and their generalized versions allow university students to use more rational and creative methods of mathematical analysis for calculating limits of sequences and functions. …”
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An Evaluation of the Relationship Between Critical Thinking and Creative Thinking: Complementary Metacognitive Processes or Strange Bedfellows? by Christopher P. Dwyer, Deaglán Campbell, Niall Seery

“…Given the importance of these processes in real-world scenarios, quality education and ‘metaeducation’ is necessary to ensure their appropriate translation to students and educators, alike. Thus, the aim of the current review is to discuss various perspectives on both critical and creative thinking with particular focus paid to addressing such common misconceptualisation. …”
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Probabilistic Single-Valued Neutrosophic Operator for Optimizing Teaching Outcomes in University Career Planning Courses Using AI Evaluation Models by Jia Wang

“…AI integration into university career planning courses has emerged as a crucial step toward individualized and successful student development in the rapidly changing higher education landscape. …”
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