EFL Teenagers’ Social Identity Representation in a Virtual Learning Community on Facebook by Laura Verónica Jiménez Guamán

“…The study aimed at analyzing, describing and exploring teenage students’ social identity representation as observed in their participation in a learning community on Facebook. …”
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From Policy to Outcome: How Economic Conditions and National Funding Affect Graduation Rates: Case of Lithuanian Universities by Gintarė Židonė, Rytis Krušinskas

“…Lithuania applies a mixed higher education funding model that combines institutional support with elements of student-based financing, where part of the public resources follow individual enrollment patterns. …”
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COMMUNITY INTENTION IN THE WHISTLE-BLOWING SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FOR SMOKE-FREE ZONES' LAW ENFORCEMENT IN KENDARI CITY, SULAWESI TENGGARA PROVINCE, INDONESIA by La Ode Hasnuddin S. Sagala, La Ode Ahmad Saktiansyah, Abdillah Ahsan

“…The age of teenagers or students has the highest proportion in intending to use the WBS for SFZs regulation law enforcement other than employees of private (ORadj = 3.2). …”
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EDUCATION FOR THE INTEGRATION OF REMIGRANT CHILDREN by Daniela JEDER

“…The study also outlines educational and psychological benchmarks for intervention strategies targeting remigrant students. These strategies are recommended to teaching staff and school administrators to ensure pertinent, prompt, efficient, and adequate support for remigrant children. …”
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PROFESIONALITAS WARTAWAN TVONE DALAM PELIPUTAN DEMO PENOLAKAN OMNIBUS LAW DI YOGYAKARTA (ANALISIS FENOMENOLOGI WARTAWAN TV ONE BIRO DIY & JATENG) by Dinda Isradilah, Suranto Aw

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Between Pedagogical Content Knowledge and Confidence: A Case Study of Pronunciation Training and Teacher Preparation by Lena Barrantes-Elizondo, Joshua Gordon

“…The study's main purpose was to understand the role of training in developing content knowledge (CK) and pedagogical content knowledge (PCK) for pronunciation teaching, and how such knowledge provided confidence in pre-service teachers to address the pronunciation needs of their future students. Using four different data collection methods (reflective journals, semi-structured individual interviews, stimulated-recall individual interviews, and a focus group interview), the analysis revealed contradictions in the pre-service teachers’ confidence in their CK of pronunciation teaching. …”
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IoT-Based English Translation Teaching from the Perspective of Artificial Intelligence by Dandan Liu

“…In teaching, helping students learn English translation has been the focus of machine translation in recent years. …”
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Bingo! One Health by Ms Daniela Ribeiro, Dr. Richard Marques, Prof. Dr Maria Fonseca, Prof. Dr Sónia Ferreira

“…So, it was presented to a wide range of public from fourth grade to high school students (aged between 9 and 18), universities university students and the general population. …”
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ANNOTATED TRANSLATION OF CURRICULUM TERMINOLOGY IN INDONESIAN ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT by Maya Rizki Fauzia

“…Transcript is an official document that comprises a student’s academic record. Besides all courses taken, grades received and cumulative GPA, it also consists of specific terms or expressions in the target language. …”
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Enhancing Nahwu Learning Effectiveness Through Pantun-Based Pedagogical Media by Uswatun Khasanah, Kristina Imron, Kemas Muhammad, Mikdar Rusdi, Keysha Aurellia Az-Zahra, Muhammad Fadlul Amal

“…Qualitative data supported this, showing increased student motivation and engagement when pantun was used. …”
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Mill+, an intuitive tool for simulating the milling process: Vibrations, cutting forces and surface quality control by Gorka Urbikain-Pelayo, Daniel Olvera-Trejo, Luis Norberto López de Lacalle, Alex Elías-Zuñiga, Itziar Cabanes

“…Mill+ is designed for professional practitioners and postgraduate students to get started in machining vibrations.…”
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COMING INTO BEING AN EMPATHIC DOCTOR: MODERN VIEWS AND CHALLENGES by I.A. Kolisnyk, A.I. Pankevych, A.M. Hohol

“…According to the literature, a decline in the level of empathy is usually observed in the third year of medical training, when students begin clinical classes that require contact with patients. …”
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Estimating the prevalence of food risk increasing behaviours in UK kitchens. by Anna K Jones, Paul Cross, Michael Burton, Caroline Millman, Sarah J O'Brien, Dan Rigby

“…We found 14% of the public not always hand-washing immediately after handling raw meat, poultry or fish; 32% of chefs and catering students had worked within 48 hours of suffering from diarrhoea or vomiting. 22% of the public admitted having served meat "on the turn" and 33% of chefs and catering students admitted working in kitchens where such meat was served; 12% of the public and 16% of chefs and catering students admitted having served chicken at a barbeque when not totally sure it was fully cooked. …”
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A Circle Game: Issues in Australian Clinical Legal Education by Jeff Giddings

“…An understanding of the principles of treaty law is fundamental to any analysis of the substantive provisions of an individual treaty and therefore indispensable to any student of international law. Yet, the methods and processes by which treaties emerge remains relatively unexplored in the discipline. …”
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Exploring Religiosity among the Educated Generation of the 70s in Yazd City: A Qualitative Study by Ahmad Kalateh Sadati, Asal Razavi

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Representation of a Scientific Supervisor in Internet-Memes by N. V. Stepanova, M. S. Sigaeva

“…The Internet memes containing a multimodal metaphor that  represents the image of a scientific supervisor and illustrates the relationship between  graduate students and their mentors were found and analyzed in the paper. …”
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Sobre o projeto político pedagógico: a flexibilização curricular <p> On the pedagogical policies project: syllabus flexibility by Maria Elizabeth Baltar Carneiro de Albuquerque, Manuela Eugênio Maia

“…Besides, we discuss the flexibility of the syllabus as a tool to expande/garantee the students’ right to choose the convenient subjects to their academic formation; to strengthen the academic self-management of the Schools; and to stimulate the School staff (especially teachers) to assume a more reflective attitude toward the internal demands concerning their courses.…”
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A Critique Review of the book Fundamentals of Sports Marketing by Hamid Ghasemi

“…These positive points of content dimension included the appropriateness of the content of the book with the objectives of the lesson in question and covering many of the chapters approved, matching the book with the scientific level of students, proper use of different scientific tools, and meeting the scientific and practical needs of the community.  …”
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Architecture of intellectual agent-oriented educational complex for training of technical specialists by A. N. Schvetsov, S. U. Rzheutskaya, A. P. Sergushicheva, A. A. Sukonschikov

“…The flexible, open and scalable educational environment, formed in the process of research is in continuous development, constantly acquiring new opportunities to improve the quality of training of students in technical areas.…”
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A structural equation modeling of predictive factors of mathematics undergraduates academic achievement by Oluwanife Segun Falebita, Akorede A. Asanre, Admire Chibisa

“…Hence, academics and institutions should develop and implement various instructional interventions, such as mentoring, monitoring programs and feedback supports, to help students improve their study habits and build their mathematics self-efficacy.…”
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