How to Achieve Professional Skills in Higher Education? by Leonor Marisela Ortega-Domínguez, Oscar Reyes-Sánchez

“…This paper describes how competencies are built and explores different theoretical trends, their conceptualization and formation, based on in-depth interviews applied to students and teachers. It provides a mixed study to understand, based on the student’s point of view, the achievements of this study program in terms of professional competencies.…”
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Differential pathways from personality to risk-taking: how extraversion and negative emotionality shape decision-making through overconfidence by Yangxizhao He, Peng Lei

“…This study examined overconfidence as a mediator in personality-risk relationships, focusing on Extraversion and Negative Emotionality.MethodsWe recruited 110 university students to complete the Game of Dice Task, Big Five Inventory-2, and General Knowledge Questionnaire. …”
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Donner des ailes

“…We begin by presenting the aims of the workshop, how it unfolded and which students attended it, then analyse the challenges and positive outcomes of our approach, before ending with some reflections on this experimental language teaching method.…”
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Teachers’ Lived Experiences and Challenges in Implementing DepEd’s Voluntary National Learning Camp by Harilio L. Torino Jr.

“…The analysis shows that the primary challenges faced by educators in the voluntary National Learning Camp revolve around issues of student motivation and attendance, teacher workload and lack of specialization, inadequate and uncontextualized learning materials, insufficient program duration, lack of parental support, engagement and relevance of activities, and the misalignment between the program's objectives and the actual needs of the students. …”
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Creating health systems citizens: enhanced professional identity formation through a para-curricular distinction track in health systems transformation and leadership by Luan Lawson, Stephen C. Charles, Donna Lake, Laura Hartman, Timothy J. Reeder, Jenna Garris, Suzanne Lazorick

“…Enhanced educational experiences in HSS can accelerate professional identity formation as change agents, with the potential for curricular expansion to include all medical students. Future efforts are needed for advancing assessments, tracking longitudinal outcomes, and collaborating across institutions to identify best practices in developing medical students as “systems-citizens.”…”
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Impact of providing a customized guideline on virtual medical history taking in two serious games for medical education by Alexandra Aster, Arietta Lotz, Matthias Carl Laupichler, Tobias Raupach

“…In terms of students’ self-assessment, no significant difference between both serious games was found. …”
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Improving Learning and Teaching Methods Using Chatgpt in Higher Education: A Case Study of IBB University by Muneer Alsurori, Ayedh Abdulaziz Mohsen, Hezam Gawbah, Soliman Albaraky, Shaima Abdulkreem

“…An electronic questionnaire containing closed questions was sent to all students. 93 responses were obtained via email, which constituted the sample of participants in this study. …”
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An Action Research on Basic Competence in Science and Technology in Social Studies Course by Fatih Pala

“…The participants of the research are 6th grade students and their social studies teacher. The data of the research, observation form, teacher and student diaries, student products, semi-structured interview forms were gathered via video recordings of the researcher in the process. …”
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PENGEMBANGAN MODEL PEMBELAJARAN PENDIDIKAN MATEMATIKA REALISTIK INDONESIA (PMRI) UNTUK MENINGKATKAN KETERTARIKAN BELAJAR MATEMATIKA by Akmal Hi Dahlan

“…For example, students dare to interact and negotiate between students and students and between students and teachers during the learning process. …”
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Inclusive Education In The Lebanese Educational System by Basma Frangieh, Serge Ramel

“…The structures and systems in Lebanon for the education of students with special educational needs (SEN) then vary from the most segregated schooling to the least restrictive. …”
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The Causal Attributions of Poverty: The Case of Ordu University by Mehmet Koca

“…The aim of this study is to determine the causal attributions of university students related to poverty. For this purpose, “Causal Attribution for Poverty Scale” was used in the study. 485 undergraduate students from Ordu University participated in this study and participants were selected according to random sampling technique. …”
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Exploring Multilingualism to Inform Linguistically and Culturally Responsive English Language Education by Miriam Weidl, Elizabeth J. Erling

“…Using an embedded case study design, we draw on a rich set of qualitative methods—including observations, interviews, fieldnotes, student artifacts, and language portraits—to explore how two students navigate their linguistic repertoires, identities, and learning experiences. …”
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Oral Health and Generalized Anxiety Disorder in Adolescents: The Mediating Role of Physical Activity by Taewan Kim, Donghyun Kim, Jeonghyeon Kim

“…METHODS Data from the 20th Korea Youth Risk Behavior Survey (KYRBS, 2024) included 53,166 middle and high school students. GAD symptoms were measured using the GAD-7 scale. …”
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The application of artificial intelligence algorithms for testing the correlation between the state of oral health and adolescent behavior concerning oral health by Gajić Milica, Lalić Maja, Kalevski Katarina, Lazić Emira, Pavlović Maja, Ivanović Mirjana, Milić Jasmina, Matijević Dušanka, Vojinović Jovan

“…The first and second grade high school students were selected for the observation unit. The total sample consisted of 374 students (128 males and 246 females). …”
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General Attitudes, Intelligibility, and Acceptability: How Philippine English Is Perceived by Filipino-Americans by Leah Gustilo, Francisco Dumanig, Rodney Jubilado

“…Language teaching can build on this trend by fostering an environment where students are encouraged to appreciate and respect different English varieties. …”
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„Bevor ich das Universal Design for Learning kennengelernt habe, konnte ich mir nur begrenzt vorstellen, meinen zukünftigen Unterricht inklusiv zu gestalten.“ Analyse reflexiver Me... by Malte Delere

“…It examines the extent to which a development of knowledge, attitudes and the representation of inclusion-related self-efficacy expectations is presented and how the students argue. The results show that the UDL as an analytical framework is considered a suitable instrument, particularly due to its detailed guidelines, and can support students' professionalization processes. …”
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THE FORMS OF EDUCATIONAL COOPERATION IN SCHOOL UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE FEDERAL STATE EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS by L. G. Puzep, Yu. A. Tereshchenko

“…The authors show the main steps of the process of group work process and organization techniques of group work of students at different stages of the lesson that allow purposefully organize the situation of communication and reflective activities. …”
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Macronutrient intake and triglyceride levels in overweight late adolescents in an Islamic boarding school by Amilia Yuni Damayanti, Fildzah Haya Hamidah, Fathimah Fathimah, Kartika Pibriyanti

“…The study included 50 female students aged 17 to 25 years. BMI of overweight measurements using digital weight scales of the GEA medical brand type EB 9360 and microtoise types of portable stadiometer brands. …”
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تاثير استراتجيتي التعلم النشط والمنظم ذاتيا في تعلم مهارتي حائط الصد والتصويب بكرة اليد لدى طالبات الصف الرابع الاعدادي... by نهى عناية حاجم

“… The study aimed to identify the effect of active learning strategy and learning self-organized learning my skills bulwark and correction hand reel with students fourth preparatory grade, and any of the two strategies (active and orderly learning self) more influential in the learning, the researcher used the experimental method to design two experimental groups equal with setting arbitrator Balachtbarren pre and post, on a sample of students in junior high valor for girls of their number (40) students were divided into two experimental introduced the first experimental group (active learning strategy) experimental and the second group (organized learning strategy self) to learn the skills are under allocated for each skill (4) the educational modules for a period of (8) weeks by educational unit one week targeted researcher section including the president of his time (35 minutes), and after processing the results were the main conclusions that each of the two strategies skill learning the skills of the correction and bulwark hand reel with students fourth grade improvement Intermediate, and learning strategy organized learning is most effective in improving the learning …”
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Ferulic Acid Protects Endothelial Cells from Hypoxia-Induced Injury by Regulating MicroRNA-92a by Yuqi Huang, Li Tian, Yan Liu, Jiangwei Liu, Jianzhao Huang

“…Furthermore, the inhibitor and mimic of miR-92a were also administrated to explore the role of miR-92a in this process. Student’s t-test was used to explore the differences between two groups, while one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used to explore the differences between more than two groups. …”
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