Obscenities as Part of Socio-Cultural Identity of University Students by Sokolova Elena, Rassokhina Irina

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Un-English Accentual Patterns of the Interlanguage Prosody of Students Reading for a Master’s Degree in Applied Language Studies, University of Constantine: Underlying Causes and Remedial Didactic Practices by Mansour DJALAL

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THE IMPACT OF EARLY EXPOSURE TO THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE ON THE ACQUISITION OF THE NATIVE LANGUAGE OF STUDENTS IN GRADES 1-5-TEACHER’S PERCEPTIONS IN KOSOVO by S. Osnanaj-Spahiu, D. Hasani

“…Based on this research, we conclude that early exposure to the English language negatively impacts the performance of students in grades 1-5 in school.…”
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Evaluation of Students’ Educational Management Quality Based on Intuitionistic Fuzzy Information by Fangjian Cao

“…In order to further improve the scientificity and rationality of students’ education management quality evaluation, this paper proposes a method of students’ education management quality evaluation based on intuitive fuzzy information. …”
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MOTIVATION OF STUDENTS TO LEARN: SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECT by N. Gerasimenko

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Features of Educational Motivation and Emotional Attitude to Learning of 4-grade Students (on the Example of Traditional and Developmental Education) by Voronkova I.V., Lagutina E.N., Adaskina A.A.

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STUDENTS’ MISBEHAVIOUR FORMS by E. G. Liakhevich, E. I. Zharova

“…The paper shows unfavourable state of students’ moral orientations. Some pernicious habits are rather common to a great number of students. …”
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Ethical Responsibility of Teachers and Students from a Humanistic Perspective by Luis Guillermo Barrantes-Montero

“…This paper provides some considerations on the importance of ethical responsibility in higher education institutions for both teachers and students. Its purpose is to identify the causes of corrupt behavior in some university graduates once they become part of the labor force or public service. …”
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Filipino Students’ Reading Abilities: A Note on the Challenges and Potential Areas for Improvement by Mark Vergel Idulog, Ronald Gadiano, Edmon Toledo, Melanie Hermosada, Hazel Casaldon, Marianne Mariposa, Christie Geron, Elena Dequito, Jeromea Genanda, Mark Anthony Malipot, Jupeth Toriano Pentang, Ronalyn Bautista

“…The reading abilities of Filipino students have been a challenge for educators and policymakers alike. …”
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The impact of sports and recreational hiking with bicycles on the state of the cardiorespiratory system of Chinese students by Ban Zhijing, Tatiana Skaliy, Andrzej Ostrowski, Nurlan Minzhanov, Madina Alpysbayeva, Maryna Prudnikova

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Research roadblocks: a cross-sectional study on barriers and perceptions among medical students in Sudan by Elnazeir Mohamed Ibrahim Mohamedzain, Muhannad Bushra Masaad Ahmed, Mohamed Salah Abdulrazeg Abdulrahman, Bakhiet Ahmed Abaker Suliman, Mohammed Elturabi Ajib Alabas, Alam Eldeen Hamid Omer Osman, Yousif Abdelrahman Yousif Fadlelmoula, Azmy Albadry Abdeen Babiker, Ahmed Balla M. Ahmed, Mohanad Altayeb Mokhtar Gobbara, Sohaib Mohammed Mokhtar Ahmed

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PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS, ASSIGNMENT TO SPECIAL MEDICAL GROUPS WITH DEVIATING ACTIVITIES OF CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM by Tamara Ismailovna Dzhandarova, Elena Anatol'evna Milashechkina

“…The paper presents a comprehensive survey data physical development of students in the special medical group with violations of the cardiovascular system. …”
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Interpretable and ethical learning assessment transformer (IELAT): an explainable transformer model for personalized student assessments by Hariharasitaraman S., Amudhavel Jayavel, Sambasivam Gnanasekaran, Shahab Saquib Sohail, Dag Øivind Madsen

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Cross-sectional analysis of e-cigarettes, combustible tobacco and their dual use with binge drinking among college students in the USA by Fares Qeadan, Rose Thornquist

“…Electronic cigarette use is rising among young adults, yet few studies have included combustible tobacco, e-cigarettes and their dual use in an analysis of binge drinking among college students. This study aims to calculate the associations between these three forms of tobacco use and binge drinking among college students.Methods This cross-sectional study used data from 332 721 college students from the American College Health Association-National College Health Assessment survey. …”
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An Investigation into the Usage of ChatGPT in Academic Writing by EFL University Students in North and East Syria: A Cross-Sectional Study by Noman Ali Othman

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Sustaining student concentration: the effectiveness of micro-breaks in a classroom setting by Benjamin T. Sharpe, Michael Geoffrey Trotter, Beverley J. Hale

Subjects: “…spaced learning sustaining student concentration…”
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HelpMe: Early Detection of University Students' Mental Health Issues Using a Chatbot-Integrated Dashboard by Nadia Abdul Wahab, Ahmad Asyraf Zainudin, Aznoora Osman, Norfiza Ibrahim, Abdul Hapes Mohammed

“…Future enhancements will focus on refining chatbot interactions and optimizing real-time dashboard functionality to better support student well-being …”
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Generation Z Students’ Perceptions on the Abilities, Skills and Competencies Required in the Age of Artificial Intelligence Systems by Sorin George Toma, Oana Simona Hudea

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A study on the relationship between self-efficacy and career identity of rural-oriented tuition-waived medical students based on the mediating effect of vocational outcome expectations by Xiaoying Chen, Yue Chen, Xuebo Zhu

Subjects: “…Rural-oriented tuition-waived medical students(RTMSs)…”
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Evaluation of knowledge, attitude and practice towards cystic echinococcosis among undergraduate students in China. by Yijie Xu, Chengkai Luo, Jiacheng Liu, Congwei Shen, Xingming Ma

“…<h4>Results</h4>A total of 724 students were included in the study. Approximately 65% (471) of the participants were female students and 35% (253) were male students, and most of them were non-medical (90%) students and from rural areas (60%). …”
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