The study of humor in primary schoolchildren: the development and testing of diagnostic tools "Sometimes it happens" by T.V. Artemyeva

“…</strong> Three hundred sixty primary school students (179 boys, 181 girls) aged 7-11 years (M = 8,94, SD = 0,90) were involved in the methodology development. …”
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Linguistic and communication application aspects of new practical training technologies by V. Yu. Pokazanyev, S. V. Firsova

“…Project-based learning methodology development and implementation at the State University of Management have contributed to development, coordination, and efficiency of research and students’ project activities. The university has created a concept of project-based learning ecosystem adapted for students and aimed at developing their entrepreneurial abilities. …”
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The Presence Of Non-Drinking Parent Behavioral Model In A Family Prevents Adolescents From Social Alcohol by Galya Chamova, Georgi Sarov

“…We conducted a survey, using a self-completed questionnaire about alcohol drinking habits. Of 903 students (aged 15-19), 279 (30.9%) were found to be abstainers (NDA) and 455 (50.39%) were social drinkers (SDA). …”
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Association of Adherence to the Adjusted Relative Mediterranean and MIND Diet With Chronic Migraine in Iranian Women by Samaneh Hajjarzadeh, Farnush Bakhshimoghaddam, Zeinab Nikniaz, Reza Mahdavi, Davood Shalilahmadi, Majid Karandish, Maryam Behrooz

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FORMATION OF MAJOR SUBJECT COMPETENCY OF FUTURE PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS by Aryna L. Frumkina

“…The model includes 5 stages: motivational, which is carried out by means of a foreign language; receptive, which consists in presenting students with a new thematic material in the form of lectures; reproductive, which consists in the development of skills to retell the previously listened to lecture material in the oral and written forms; productive, which consists in teaching students: to discuss the contents of the lecture, to interpret and express their points of view regarding the content of the lecture, to expand independently its content and make a presentation; reflective and creative, which consists in the development of skills of practical application of the acquired knowledge in a foreign language…”
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PELATIHAN PENGGUNAAN APLIKASI MICROSOFT EXCEL UNTUK PEMBELAJARAN PERSAMAAN AKUNTANSI by Suwandi Suwandi, Turini Turini, Safitri Akbari, Gytha Nurhana Dhea Praadha Gitama, Ika Kartika

“…This activity aims to improve students' understanding and skills in utilizing Microsoft Excel to compile and analyze financial transactions more effectively and efficiently. …”
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Strategic Control over Effective Use of Equity Capital Based on Indicators of the Derivative Balance Sheet by I. Tsyutsyak, A. Tsyutsyak

“…The study establishes a procedure for assessing quality of the strategic management decisions that are taken on the base of the analysis of derivative indicators.The study outcomes can be of use for practitioners and researchers investigating company's internal control, the teachers and students dealing with economics and management.…”
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Effects of five teaching methods in clinical nursing teaching: A protocol for systematic review and network meta-analysis. by Jinhui Ni, Pei Wu, Xinlin Huang, Fangfang Zhang, Ze You, Qiaoling Chang, Li Liao

“…This study will evaluate the effects of five teaching methods in clinical nursing on nursing students' knowledge, skill scores, learning satisfaction, and patients' satisfaction.…”
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Performance and scientific mapping of heutagogy publication from 2005 to 2024: A bibliometric analysis by Kardiyem, Bandi, Susilaningsih, Fery Setyowibowo

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Unilateral Erythema Nodosum following Norethindrone Acetate, Ethinyl Estradiol, and Ferrous Fumarate Combination Therapy by Michelle S. Min, Rob Fischer, John B. Fournier

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Digital Citizenship Practices and Implementation of Learning Modalities in the Higher Education Institutions under the New Normal in General Santos City by Anthony Okoye

“…The data indicate that students and teachers alike are well-versed in digital ethics, demonstrating awareness of online safety protocols and responsible internet behaviors. …”
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Influencing factors and enhancement strategies for vaccination behavior among Chinese residents: an empirical analysis based on a nationwide survey by Meixia Zhang, Xiao Fang, Mingshan Wang, Ning Pan, Hui Wang, Zheng Liu

“…Logistic regression analysis revealed 11 associated factors: being female, aged 45–59 years, having a high education level, being a student, experiencing disease, residing in urban areas, earning high income, possessing high health literacy, exhibiting low openness, showing low risk tendency, and demonstrating high media motivation were positively associated with vaccination behavior (P &lt; 0.05). …”
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Joves en risc d'exclusió i currículum de llengua : un model per al desenvolupament d'habitats de pensament i estratègies d'aprenentatge by Antonio Manuel Reina López

“…<br>This article is a summary and commentary of a research whose objective is to improve the educative practice in the learning field with young disadvantaged students who come from academic failure. The investigation’s main objective is to design a curricular model which is suitable to work in the language area with students who have serious deficiencies in this field. …”
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The Effect of Group Dynamic Assessment on Raising Young Iranian EFL Learners' Metacognitive Awareness and Listening Comprehension by Mahmood Reza Moradian, Parisa Kogani Baharvand

“…The experimental group (n = 30) was metacognitively instructed based on group dynamic assessment. The students in the control group (n = 30) were orally exposed to the same material without being metacognitively instructed by the same teacher. …”
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REGIONAL SYSTEMS OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION: RESULTS OF REFORMING AND ADMINISTRATION EFFICIENCY by Vera I. Bazhenova, Anastasiya Ye. Sudakova, Inessa A. Gurban

“…The Russian higher education system conservatism manifests itself in the research component, academic staff and students’ scientific activity. Regions with strong tertiary research and education institutions are less affected by the state financial policy, therefore, the diagnostics results do not reveal a direct correlation between the level of research funding and the research outcomes. …”
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Teacher as a profession of vocation: a design for the anthropology of mastery by S. V. Solovyova

“…In conclusion, it is shown that the models of a teacher as a profession-vocation (mentor, master, virtuoso) existing in the modern world are initially rooted not in the systems of social qualifications, but in the communication and reciprocity that creates the unique face of the teacher and the student…”
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Modalities of pedagogic practice in K-12 remote teaching contexts – a Bernsteinian analysis by Simon Skog

“…A main conclusion is that the teacher and facilitator have different but equally important roles in students’ socialisation.…”
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Navigating the crossroads of health and wealth: socioeconomic inequality in flu vaccination uptake among the elderly in Iran by Satar Rezaei, Behzad Karami Matin, Farid Najafi, Sina Ahmadi, Amahtis Heidarzadeh Arani, Heather Brown

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The Canadian Association of Gastroenteroloy - Are You a Member Yet? by Pierre Paré, David Pearson, Nathalie Vergnolle

“…Remaining true to the philosophy of its founders, the Association is a multidisciplinary organization comprised of gastroenterologists, hepatologists, pediatricians, surgeons, radiologists, internists, clinical and basic scientists, nurses, research coordinators, residents, medical students and representatives of industry. Members share the common goals of supporting and engaging in the study of the digestive tract in health and disease, and promoting the advancement of gastroenterology by providing leadership in patient care, research, teaching and continuing professional development.…”
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Analysis of Factors Affecting Political Participation in Rural Communities: A Case Study of Lenjan Township by Asghar Norouzi

“…The remaining respondents were identified as students, homemakers, or soldiers. The highest monthly household income bracket was reported by 27.2% of participants, who earned between 5 and 8 million Tomans. …”
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