FEATURES OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION OF FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS by A. D. Jurbina, V. V. Antipas, V. V. Gryaznova

Subjects: “…adaptation of first-year students…”
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A Systematic Literature Review: The Use of ELSA Speak on EFL Students’ Speaking Skill by Ahmad Awwabi Ribhan, Hadriana, Maria Safriyanti

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Problems of Teaching Foreign Students under Conditions of the Pandemic by E. V. Tyumentseva, N. V. Kharlamova, A. E. Godenko

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Evaluating health literacy and pandemic concerns in saudi healthcare students and implications for future preparedness: a cross-sectional analysis by Fatchima Laouali Moussa, Mahaman Laouali Moussa, Ali Kerari, Hussain Ahmed Sufyani, Saleh Abdulkarim Khallaf, Ahmad Abdullah Albarqi, Yahia Ahmad Oqdi, Hamad Samran Alharbi, Ayman Mohammed Alhubayshi, Zafarul Hasan

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Positive attitudes toward physical activity and eating disorders in university students: the moderating role of gender by Sinan Uğraş, Barış Mergan, Mehmet Akif Yücekaya, Ahmet Enes Sağın, Fatih Ateş, Emrah Aykora

“…The study aimed to explore the effects of such attitudes on various subdimensions of eating disorders, as well as the moderating role of gender in these associations. Methods University students from different regions of Türkiye participated in the study (n = 609; age M = 21.0, SD = 1.95). …”
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Evaluation of medical student performance and satisfaction of simulator-based direct ophthalmoscopy training using a new refractive adjustment fundoscopic examination simulator—ICEyeModel: a comparative randomised crossover study by Ratima Chokchaitanasin, Sritatath Vongkulsiri, Raveewan Choontanom

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An empirical study of the AI-driven platform in blended learning for Business English performance and student engagement by Sha Cao, Satha Phongsatha

“…Abstract This study investigates the effects of Foreign Language Intelligent Teaching (FLIT)-integrated blended learning (FBL) on Business English proficiency and student engagement in a Chinese university context. …”
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Exploring Viewing Behavior Data from Whole Slide Images to Predict Correctness of Students’ Answers during Practical Exams in Oral Pathology by Slawomir Walkowski, Mikael Lundin, Janusz Szymas, Johan Lundin

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Abstracts of the reports of the winners of the competition of young scientists, doctors and students of the All-Russian scientific and practical conference “XIII Nesterov readings” by Article Editorial

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Assessment of the influential mechanisms of adolescent risk behaviors and protective and risk factors among high school students in Finnmark, Arctic Norway. by Shiho Hansen

“…Using data from the 2021 Ungdata survey (N = 2,129 high school students), Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling was applied to identify key associations. …”
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Depression and Tension Type Headache: Untangling the Cause and Effects Relationship through HSQ-EV and PHQ-9 in Medical students: A Pan India Study by Rajat Mehta, Varun Pareek, Susheel Kumar, Lokendra Sharma, Rajveer Singh Rathore

“…Keywords: Depression, Tension - Type Headache, Medical Students, Headache…”
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ADAPTIVE E-TUTORSHIP USING STUDENTS CONTEXT IN TECHNOLOGY ENHANCED LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS by Clara Inés Peña de Carrillo, Choquet Chriatophe

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Deep-Learning-Guided Student Intelligent Classroom Management System by Xiaobing Niu

“…Our system can provide different students with tailored permissions, foresee text, video, and some flexible functions. …”
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This Class Definitely Changed My Opinion of Chemistry: How a Pedagogical Course Reform Improved Students’ Chemistry Attitudes by Nicole M. James, Kodinna Anachebe, Nicole D. LaDue

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A modified Kiss, Marry, Kill game, a novel game-based learning activity for biology and anatomy and physiology students to learn and retain complex scientific concepts by Roberto Mariani, Emral Devany

“…By requiring students to evaluate and justify their choices, this method promotes critical thinking and collaborative learning in biology education. …”
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Relationship between Personal Characteristics and the Academic Performance of High School Students by Mishkevich A.M.

“…Performance was also counted – the average score in all subjects for each student in the past academic year. As a result, we have found correlations of conscientiousness and openness with performance. …”
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196 Design and establishment of a “big data” summer research program for medical students by Rebecca Sparks-Thissen, Arthur L. Chlebowski, Kara E. Garcia

“…During the remainder of the program, a weekly best practices meeting took place among mentors and a weekly cohort meeting of students and mentors discussed student presented findings. …”
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The relationship between dark traits and cyberbullying behavior among vocational school students: a moderated mediation model by Wenxin Hu, Bihua Zhao

“…It is expected that the study conclusions can offer insights for preventing student cyberbullying. Methods Data were collected from 1,826 students across six vocational colleges. …”
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Culture, campus, and confidence: unpacking discrimination's impact on mental health among diverse college students by LeNisha Williams, Jordan L. Mullins, Bethel Israel, Diamond Y. Bravo, Aerika Brittian Loyd

“…ObjectiveThis study examined the associations between discrimination, social anxiety, and self-esteem among racially and ethnically minoritized college students. Additionally, we explored how ethnic-racial identity affirmation, family ethnic socialization, and school ethnic-racial composition influenced these relationships.MethodThe sample consisted of 3,257 Black, Latinx, and Asian American college students (Mage= 19.94) from 30 universities in the United States who participated in an online multi-university study.ResultsFindings revealed that discrimination was associated with increased social anxiety but not self-esteem. …”
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A survey on the perception of health degree students on the use of Instagram and TikTok as learning tools by Silvia Garrido, Beatriz Losa, María Caballero, Alexandra Alvarez, Genny Raffaeli, Giacomo Cavallaro, Maria-Lorella Gianni, Felipe Garrido

“…Results: Students identified Instagram (68%) and YouTube (39%) as the most comfortable social networks for learning. …”
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