Body mass index and abdominal circumference among teens in the countryside of Piauí, Brazil by Ionara Holanda de Moura, Jonathan Veloso Costa, Loisláyne Barros Leal, Diego Santos de Araújo, Ana Roberta Vilarouca da Silva, Paulo César de Almeida

“…With this research we aimed to learn about BMI and relate it to the WC of adolescent students in two institutions in Piaui. This descriptive cross-sectional study of quantitative prevalence. …”
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Socio-demographics, lifestyles, and consumption frequency of Thai ‘Boys Love’ series content: Initial evidence from Thailand by Poowin Bunyavejchewin, Kornphanat Tungkeunkunt, Porntep Kamonpetch, Ketsarin Sirichuanjun, Natthanont Sukthungthong

“…Binary logistic regression analysis revealed that two out of nine variables (sexual orientation and following Facebook pages featuring attractive male students or ‘cute-boy pages’) emerged as significant predictors of consuming Y-series content at least once a week. …”
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Nurturing Creativity whilst Caring: Participatory Action Research with family carers and a Recovery College by Bryher Bowness, Bryher Bowness, Samina Begum, Sarah Bicknell, Lana Samuels, Sudhir Shah, Stephanie Hess, Karen Martin, Debbie Bark, Claire Henderson, Vanessa Lawrence

“…IntroductionThe benefits of attending Recovery Colleges for mental and social wellbeing are well-documented, but the experiences of family carers (roughly 6–11% of students) are underexplored. Family carers report that attending courses supports their own wellbeing and recovery journeys, but also call for greater recognition and relevant provision from Recovery Colleges.Materials and methodsThis Participatory Action Research project was codesigned by a Family Carers Advisory Group, an academic researcher, and staff at a Recovery College in England. …”
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The Spanish Academic Collocation List by Eleonora Guzzi

“…The resulting list was manually validated to ensure it includes useful collocations for Spanish students across various academic fields.…”
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Using livestreaming technology to connect the public with secretive and maligned animals by Owen M. Bachhuber, Max C. Roberts, Ryan M. Singer, Doug R. Brewster, Rob A. Brewster, Kevin K. Dunham, Scott M. Boback, Emily N. Taylor

“…During this time, a group of students and volunteers operated the camera and moderated a live-chat by interacting with viewers and answering questions. …”
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Examining prospective mathematics teachers’ computational thinking through the lens of cognitive style by Swasti Maharani, Ardiana Ardiana, Tri Andari

“…This study underscores the importance of developing CT training programs that are adaptive to students’ cognitive styles in order to optimize their potential in mathematical problem-solving. …”
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HIGHER EDUCATION SERVICES: THE STRUCTURE OF THE PROPOSAL AND THE LEVEL OF COMPETITION by D.M. Zagirniak

“…The fact that, for a high degree of competition, some establishment of higher education carry a large set of students with a small licensed volume, while others, having a large license volume, count far fewer students, due to the presence of competitive advantages, which can not always be calculated. …”
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USAHA MENGURANGI TERJADINYA MISKONSEPSI FISIKA MELALUI PEMBELAJARAN DENGAN PENDEKATAN KONFLIK KOGNITIF by Mosik -, P. Maulana

“…The cognitive conflict approach is a learning process which provides students to develop their knowledge. In this<br />research two groups were observed. …”
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Exploring mathematics teachers’ perceptions of integrating digital pedagogy in rural schools by Jayaluxmi Naidoo

“…The study involved 28 mathematics teachers, all postgraduate students at the participant university, teaching at rural schools in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, post-COVID-19. …”
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Active and Interactive Methods of Pedagogical Interaction in System of Distance Learning by T. A. Boronenko, A. V. Kaysina, V. S. Fedotova

“…The necessity of a comprehensive range of active and interactive methods of pedagogical interaction to implement effective polylogical relationship of students at a distance with teachers and with each other is revealed. …”
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Psychometric properties of abbreviated math anxiety scale in Russian high schoolers by J. A. Marakshina, A. A. Pavlova, V. I. Ismatullina, M. M. Lobaskova, T. V. Adamovich, S. A. Mironets, M. A. Sitnikova, S. B. Malykh

“…Based on the analysis, we can conclude that the AMAS is a valid tool for assessing mathematical anxiety in high school students.…”
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Assessing Children with Language Impairments: A Study on Kannada, a South Indian Language by Srimani Chakravarthi

“…</p><p><strong>Method:</strong> Language impairments were identified in 68 students of Grades 3 and 4, in elementary schools where Kannada was the medium of instruction. …”
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Artificial intelligence, opportunities and limitations of its use in education by E. N. Tkachenko

“…Based on a review of foreign scientific publications, the author defines the essence of artificial intelligence, the opportunities that it provides to both teachers and students in the framework of educational practice. …”
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Assessment of arrhythmias and heart rate response in healthy adolescents performing face immersion and body submersion in ice‐cold water by Anna Lundström, Marcus Karlsson, Annika Rydberg, Urban Wiklund

“…Healthy ninth‐grade students, aged 15–16 years, were recruited to perform face immersion (FI) in 10°C water and body immersion in 2°C water (IWI). …”
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Virtual reality as a tool supporting self-motivated training for disability support workers by Jeni Paay, Esther Wilding, Kim Vincs, John McCormick, Rachael McDonald, Lee Trevena

“…Methods To understand what creates an engaging user experience for disability support workers, we studied two virtual learning environments in use, both designed to teach PBS skills, with 21 health industry students and 29 employed disability support workers. …”
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PENGEMBANGAN LOCAL INSTRUCTIONAL THEORY TOPIK SEGIEMPAT BERBASIS RME UNTUK MENINGKATKAN KEMAMPUAN PEMECAHAN MASALAH MATEMATIS by Endah Zulfah, Ahmad Fauzan, I Made Arnawa

“…With valid and very valid categories, the local instructional theory developed by this research has validation findings of 3.45, the instructor's book 3.58, and the student's book 3.56. For the one on one, small group, and field test stages, the practicality of student books was 81.7%, 83.3%, and 87.7% respectively. …”
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Some effects of a modern university educational environment informatization by T. N. Noskova, T. B. Pavlova, O. V. Yakovleva

“…Students and teachers are actively using a variety of information and communication opportunities of the electronic environment, but students’ activeness in the electronic environment is largely determined by the recommendations of teachers, rather than by a free choice of educational opportunities. …”
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Mean centering of ratio spectra and successive derivative ratio spectrophotometric methods for determination of isopropamide iodide, trifluoperazine hydrochloride and trifluoperazi... by Maha M. Abdelrahman, Eglal A. Abdelaleem

“…Statistical analysis of the two developed methods with the reported one using F- and Student’s t-test showed no significant difference regarding accuracy and precision.…”
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Don’t go chasing waterfalls: Multiple factor prediction of injuries in a performance context by Melanie I. Stuckey, Dean Kriellaars

“…This study analyzed demographic, sleep, fatigue, body composition, symmetry/proportionality, and psychological data from a cohort of circus arts students to predict injury presence and duration using regression models. …”
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Nothing for Money and Your Work for Free: Internships and the Marketing of Higher Education by Mara Einstein

“…The high cost of education, reductions in government funding, and precipitous declines in the traditional college-aged population (18-21 year olds) are some of the key factors forcing universities to be more aggressive with the promotional techniques they use to attract prospective students. In this competitive marketplace, schools promote the attributes they believe will be most compelling to high schoolers and their parents, including academics, sports, campus life, and careers. …”
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