Educational trajectories of school graduates of the Russian industrial region by I. A. Aleshkovski, A. I. Moteva, N. E. Savina, A. T. Gasparishvili, O. V. Krukhmaleva

“…As possible measures to overcome the outflow of young people from the regions, the authors propose to consider targeted training, the work with talented youth, the organisation of interaction at the level of “employer – school – university”, the various forms of network interaction of universities, as well as the modern forms of attracting students to the comfortable educational environment of the university, creating conditions not only for learning, but also for leisure, self-development, implementation of continuing education.Practical significance. …”
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Anser to new challenges: University 360 by P. P. Ivanov, G. M. Parnikova

“…Tangible forecast results of the project «University 360» for the domestic system of higher education: a significant increase in the contingent of students; creation of fundamentally new systems for supporting and implementing individual educational trajectories for the development of students; ensuring the quality of higher education by creating conditions for personalization and customization of training; the inclusion of fundamental higher education in the human life cycle circuit; maximizing the potential of students.…”
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Individual and Contextual Morality: How Educators in Oppositional and Permissive Communities Use Culturally Responsive Practices by Kate M. Morman, Cong Wang, Laura M. Brady, Stephanie A. Fryberg

“…Instructional practices that attend to students’ cultural motivations and strengths can play an important role in mitigating educational inequities. …”
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Ta'tsir istikhdam namudzaj al ta'lim al ta'awuniy bi al 'asha al nathiqah (talking stick) li tarqiyati maharah al kalam li ta'allumi al lughah al 'arabiyah lada al thullab fi al ma... by Nur Aini, R. Taufiqurrochman, Nur Ila Ifawati

“… Speaking in a foreign language is a big challenge for many students, especially when the learning methods used are less interesting and interactive. …”
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The influence of ERP simulation on enterprise system learning outcome by Primanita Setyono, Heidar Arnandiansyah

“… This study aims to examine how Enterprise Resurce Planning simulation (ERPsim) enhance the outcome of learning Enterprise Systems Course for accounting students. The sample of this study is undergraduate accounting students who have taken an Enterprise System course and ERPsim. …”
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CHANGES IN SOME PERFORMANCE INDICATORS FOLLOWING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL FOR BODY CORPUS MUSCLE STABILITY IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS CLASSES by S. Belomazheva-Dimitrova

“…METHODS: The contingent of the study represents 21 students on average age 12.4 years. Data of anthropometric indicators, static and dynamic strength indicators of body corpus muscles and degree of mobility of the spine were collected during the experiment. …”
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Signing On: A New Chapter in Medical Education for Inclusive Care; Scoping Review by Stefan Sampy

“…Exclusion criteria included relevance to non-medical students, non-medical contexts, non-full articles, and retracted studies. …”
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Development of an algorithm for managing an educational organization based on feedback and value-based management by Tikhonov Dmitriy

“…This is especially relevant for educational organizations, where management must take into account the specifics of the educational process, the needs of students and the requirements of educational standards. …”
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Report Genre: a Conjunctive Relation perspective and its pedagogical implication on teaching in Junior High Schools in Indonesia by Riyadi Santosa, Ali Mohammed Saleh Al-Hamzi, Tri Wiratno, Agus Dwi Priyanto, Djatmika Djatmika

“…The findings highlight the need for CR-focused instruction when teaching the Report Genre. To support student understanding, the complex concept of CR can be simplified as “Conjunction.” …”
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Development of flipbook media to improve personification writing skills by Anisa Nur Suprihatindariani, Sukarir Nuryanto

“…However, during observations and interviews, it was still found that the writing skills of personification figures of speech at SDN Jatibarang 01 Central Java were still low because the use of media that was only limited to books made students bored when studying. The provision of interactive media is very much needed to overcome this problem. …”
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HUMANISTIC POTENTIAL OF THE AXIOLOGICAL APPROACH IN THE PROCESS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING by Oksana V. Geynа, Natalia А. Kovalska

“…It has been noted that today the issue of selecting forms and methods of teaching that would ensure the development of critical thinking of students – future specialists remains important and unsolved. …”
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Lexical Nominations as Indices of Educational and Social Status by T. A. Ivushkina

“…The lexical units, which form the following thematic fields: (1) university, (2) teachers and employees; (3) students and exams are distinguished. It is stated that words of Latin origin mark the speech of the upper classes, creating a certain social distance, and borrowings from the German language replenish student slang.…”
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Karakteristik guru BK millenial di Sekolah Menengah Atas Kota Palembang by Ahmad Rofi Suryahadikusumah, Kurniasari Kurniasari

“…Results found that 1) Personally, the school counselor is able to keep up with changes and are accustomed to improving professionalism, 2) socially involved in school activities, but lack of external collaboration, and difficult to understand the conditions of students, and 3 ) capable of technology, but low in innovating.  …”
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Young academics and the knowledge about sexually transmitted diseases - contribution to care in nursing by Karla Temístocles de Brito Dantas, Thelma Spindola, Selma Villas Boas Teixeira, Allan Carlos Mazzoni Lemos, Luiz Eduardo da Motta Ferreira

“…Many students are unaware of the transmission of STD. Conclusion: The young people investigated do not have enough information about sexually transmitted diseases and preventive measures. …”
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THE SUCCESSFUL MODEL OF DISTANCE LEARNING by D. Branekova

“…The influence of the model has been studied on the readiness of the students for learning, as well as the student's attitude to distance learning. …”
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Mathematical modeling of basal body temperature influence on menstrual cycle, length of sleep, and stress levels as detection of fertile period (ovulation) in women by Tiara Rahayu, Ardiman Hasudungan, Rahmatul Afiya, Vinka Farradila M, Ro'fah Nur Rachmawati

“…The measurement method was carried out in the morning right after waking up using a thermometer flanked in the armpit area by applying three repetitions of measurements within a period of two months with the number of sample participants of 10 cadet students of military biology study program with an age range of 19-21 years. …”
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The Knowledge and Performance of Nurses Working in Hospitals in Ardabil, Iran, Regarding the Care for Patients With Chest Tube and the Related Factors by Milad Salimian, Mir Hossein Aghaei, Mohammad Hossein Hakimi

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Implementasi Kecerdasan Kinestetik Pada Kegiatan Ekstrakrikuler Bola Voli by Donny Khoirul Aziz, Ummul Musyayadah

“…The objectives of the study included the head of the Skolah, coaches, and students who participated in the extracurricular volleyball activities. …”
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Applying community-based participatory research principles to build trust and equity in health and socio-ecological studies in Greenland by Malory Peterson, Augustine Rosing, Elizabeth Rink, Mark Schure, Julia Haggerty, Gitte Adler Reimer, Christina Vl Larsen

“…Using CBPR principles to guide community-engaged research in Greenland provides a concrete and actionable way for students or early-career researchers to promote equitable relationships despite resource limitations. …”
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The Influence of Visual Recognition and Preference in Serious Game Development: A Mixed-Method Study in Nepal by Hua Bai, Dayana Shakya, Ulf Wilhelmsson, Jon Victor Bankler, Ran Zhang, Anna-Sofia Alklind Taylor, Abhinav Vaidya, Natalia Oli, Alexandra Krettek, Mikael Lebram

“…Forty-four participants, aged 13 to 16 years, were enrolled in an A/B gameplay test. Fourteen students participated in in-depth interviews, thirty-six completed a questionnaire, and twenty-two provided valid telemetry data. …”
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