FEATURES OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES WITH STUDENTS OF SPECIAL MEDICAL GROUPS by Tatyana Denshikova, Hasan Arov, Konstantin Marinchenko, Irina Taran, Alexander Kudrya

“…The article is devoted to the study of the application in the educational process of the country's higher education institutions of a system of individual homework assignments for self-regulation for students of special medical groups that will ensure the successful fulfillment of the academic load in accordance with the plans for training specialists, students who are free from physical training for health reasons and who do not attend health education classes.…”
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Final-year students’ perceptions of online integrated primary care learning by Aviva Ruch, Joel Francis, Ann Z. George

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Association between non-academic activities and professional identity formation of Indonesian medical students: a nationwide cross-sectional study by Sydney Tjandra, Arnold Keane, Defin Allevia Yumnanisha, Mukhlis Akmal Taher, Hansel Andita Kristiandi, Anyta Pinasthika, Nadia Greviana

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Successful Intelligence (Analytical, Practical, Creative) Levels among Gifted Students by Hanifa Hassan yousif, Fawkeia Hassan Radwan, Moaid Ismail Jarjis

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TECHNIQUE APPROACHES IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGE TO STUDENTS OF ECONOMICS by Mariia O. Kuts

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Perception of tobacco smoking and drug use among university students by Ibrahim Ali Kabbash, Sanaa Abd El-fatah Abdo, Hisham Ahmed Orebi

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The Comparation Between Plyometrics and Aerobic Exercise on Medical Student’s Mood in Diponegoro University by Karoni Karoni, Muflihatul Muniroh, Marijo Marijo, Endang Kumaidah

“…The research subjects were 45 UNDIP medical students who were selected by purposive sampling and grouped into 3 groups randomly. …”
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The Role of Group Work in Enhancing Undergraduate Students’ Writing Skills by Tamirat Taye, Gemechis Teshome, Alemayehu Negash

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Barriers to positive bystander behavior: understanding undergraduate physical education students’ attitudes and intentional behavior in gender-based violence prevention by Tiphaine Clerincx, Hebe Schaillée, Inge Derom

“…The aim of this study is to investigate PE students’ perceptions of GBV, their attitudes, and intentional bystander behavior when witnessing GBV.MethodsAn explorative qualitative research design using focus groups was conducted in Spain and Belgium and involved 65 undergraduate PE students selected through convenience sampling from 5 HEIs, 41 identified as males and 24 identified as females. …”
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The Effect of PjBL on Critical Thinking Skills of High School Students in Physics Learning on Topic of Static Fluid by Putri Julia Maemum, Jannatin 'Ardhuha, Sutrio Sutrio, Wahyudi Wahyudi

“…The population consists of Grade XI students at SMA IT Abu Hurairah Putri, Mataram City. …”
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The Effectiveness of the BeelinguApp application on students' reading comprehension of english texts in Grade Eight at MTs Al-Azhar Tembongraja, Brebes by Imamudin Zaka Nawari, Khairunnisa Dwinalida

“…This study used a quasi-experiment with a population of 36 students. The sample was selected using random sampling, there were 2 classes where VIII B as the Experimental Class with 17 students and VIII A as the Control Class with 19 students. …”
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Identification of Mobile Phone Usage's Shifting Among Students by Deni Sutisna, Arif Widodo, Ashar Pajarungi Anar, Dyah Indraswati, Nursaptini Nursaptini

“…Survey results show that 92% of students use WhatsApp to communicate and 82% of students use mobile phones to access social media. …”
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THE USE OF INTERACTIVE LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES IN THE PROCESS OF ECOLOGICAL TRAINING OF STUDENTS by O. Vasina, Y. Blinokhvatova, A. Blinokhvatov

“…The use of dialogical methods of communication, a variety of creative activities ofjoint search for the truth in the process of environmental training of students contributes to the formation of environmental-oriented component of competencies.…”
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The impact of the objective state and self-esteem of health on academic performance in senior students of medical and humanitarian specialties, taking into account various environmental factors by V. V. Kuznetsov, K. V. Kosilov

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Development and Psychometric Properties of Ethical Competence Questionnaire for Nursing Students by Mohammad Mehdi Mohammadi, Pedram Sohrabi, Mohammad Mohammadi

“…The tool effectively captures key components of ethical competence in nursing students. Conclusion The newly developed tool provides a reliable and valid measure of ethical competence in nursing students. …”
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Knowledge, attitude, and perceived barriers towards pharmaceutical care among graduating pharmacy students in North West, Ethiopia. -a multicenter cross-sectional study by Abdisa Gemedi Jara, Faisel Dula Sema, Masho Tigabe Tekle, Wagaye Atalay Taye, Endalamaw Aschale Mihrete, Banchamlak Teferi Mekonen, Mikias Mered Tilahun

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Artificial intelligence, social influence, and AI anxiety: analyzing the intentions of science doctoral students to use ChatGPT with PLS-SEM by Fatih Uludağ, Eylem Kılıç, H.Eray Çelik

“…This study aims to investigate PhD students’ behavioral intention to use ChatGPT for learning purposes by proposing an extended version of the TAM. …”
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Using fourth-year medical students’ reflections to propose strategies for primary care physicians, who host students in their practices, to optimise learning opportunities by M. van Rooyen

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Barriers to Learning Exposure In Construction 4.0: Perspectives From Built-Environment Students by Olajide Julius Faremi, Habeeb Abiodun Arowolo

“…This study explores the factors limiting students’ learning experiences related to Construction 4.0 in Nigerian universities and polytechnics. …”
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Psychosocial Resources (Social Support and School) and Physical Activity During Free Time Among High-School Students by Ilona Karácsony, Gabriella Hideg-Fehér

“…Younger people—defined in this study as high-school students aged 14 to 18—are particularly receptive to change. …”
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