Teachers with autonomy-supportive teaching behaviour in honours education by Ron Weerheijm, Eva Voncken

“…The interviews generated a series of concrete autonomy-supportive interventions, such as providing space for student curiosity and teaching students to formulate their own learning goals. …”
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Metahuman KAGURI 0.1 as The Learning Media Innovation for Local Arts and Culture Exploration by Aquita Valentina, Welly Suryandoko, Autar Abdillah

“…This media aims to introduce, safeguard, investigate, and enhance students' appreciation for the diverse local arts found in Bangil. …”
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From feedback to Insight: Uncovering gender bias in STEM evaluations through NLP by Enrique Diaz de Leon Lopez

“…Our study uses Natural Language Processing (NLP) to analyze 70,000 student evaluations from a Latin American STEM university, revealing statistically significant disparities in how students assess male and female professors and exposing implicit bias in qualitative feedback. …”
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Exploring character education through batik Pekalongan local wisdom: An innovative approach to character learning by Kusnadi Kusnadi

“…Engaging in partnerships with local batik communities and artists may further enrich students' educational experience via their direct involvement in the batik-making process. …”
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Psychological characteristics in patients with non-cardiac chest pain by Nikolić Gordana M., Mandić-Gajić Gordana, Tasić Ivan, Žikić Olivera, Tošić-Golubović Suzana

“…The statistical analysis was done by using the software package SPPS17. The Student’s- t test and χ2-test were used for estimating more difference between groups while ANOVA determined parameters associated with NCCP. …”
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Subjective Well-being and the Prediction of Dimensions of Academic Performance by Tania París, Inmaculada Otero, Silvia Moscoso

“…The sample consists of 328 university students. The results show that: (1) the cognitive component of SWB (i.e., life satisfaction) correlates with the four dimensions of AP as well as with overall AP; (2) the affective component of SWB correlates with overall AP and with some of its dimensions; (3) significant sex differences were found in the affective component, but not in the cognitive component, of SWB; (4) significant differences between males and females in AP and its dimensions were also found (except in innovative performance); (5) life satisfaction and sex explain up to 20% of the variance in AP and its dimensions. …”
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Koorlangka Dreaming Becomes a Reality: A Moombaki Virtual Reality with Connections to Noongar Moort, Boodja, and Karnarn by Cheryl S. Kickett-Tucker, Jennifer Dodd, Deborah Johnson, Donna Cross

“…The project focused on connecting students to cultural knowledge through immersive storytelling, creative exploration, and collaborative design by using small group yarning circles and game development activities. …”
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Elastic modulus and flexural strength comparisons of high-impact and traditional denture base acrylic resins by Nour M. Ajaj-ALKordy, Mohannad H. Alsaadi

“…The data were statistically analysed with Student’s t-test (p ⩽ .05). Results: The high-impact acrylic resin had a lower elastic modulus (p = .000) and higher flexural strength (p = .001) compared to the traditional acrylic resin. …”
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Review of the monograph by Kolbin A. S., Zyryanov S. K., Belousov D. Yu. "Pharmacovigilance" 2025 by V. I. Petrov

“…The textbook is intended for students, residents, postgraduates, clinical pharmacologists, physicians of other specialties, holders of registration certificates, and researchers.…”
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A qualitative study on nursing professionalism: safeguarding life through a conceptual model by Huili Cao, Zhuoxi Cao, Ya Mao, Linbo Li, YeJun Song, Xingyue He, Yanming Wu, Yangjie Chen, Qiaohong Wang, Hui Yang

“…Thirty-eight participants, including nursing students, clinical nurses, nursing managers, doctors and patients in China, were interviewed from May 2021 to August 2022. …”
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ADDRESSING THE ENGLISH LITERACY CRISIS IN CAMEROON BASIC EDUCATION: A TECHNOLOGY-SUPPORTED MODEL FOR SOUND AND WORD BUILDING PEDAGOGY by Clovis Delor Mbeudeu, Gael Djouguela Fokam, Simplice Magloire Essomba Fouda

“…The population of the study consisted of 100 students, 3 teachers and 90 parents, each group having a specific role to play. …”
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DISCOURSE AND PARTICIPATION IN ESL FACE-TO-FACE AND WRITTEN ELECTRONIC CONFERENCES by Michael Fitze

“…There was no statistically significant difference in the total number of words that students produced in an equivalent amount of time in the two types of conferences. …”
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School-based universal screening for hypercholesterolemia in children by Chang-Hsien Yu, Jerry Cheng-Yen Lai, Cheng Hung Lin

“…Results: Six hundred students were enrolled in this study. In the abnormal group (95 children), a total of 92 students received confirmatory fasting lipid studies. …”
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Age features of lipid peroxidation and antioxidant protection processes in girls and women tofalar ethnic groups by L. I. Kolesnikova, M. A. Darenskaya, V. V. Dolgikh, V. A. Shenin, S. V. Dutova, L. A. Grebenkina, M. I. Dolgikh

“…Spectrophotometric, fluorometric and statistic methods (Student’s parametrical criterion and Fisher's coefficient) were used. …”
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ANDROID MOBILE GAME MEDIA BASED ON EDUTAINMENT STRATEGY ON SPATIAL ABILITY by Khofifah Khofifah, Dewi Risalah, Sandie Sandie

“…The subjects in this study were students of class VIII SMP as many as 30 students and 3 media and material experts. …”
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Getting Started in the 4-H Embryology Project: Tips for 4-H Agents and Teachers by Marcus Boston, Chris DeCubellis, Judith Levings

“…In it, young people use an incubator to grow avian embryos (inside fertile eggs) through the hatching process. Students learn basic biology and life science while they eagerly look forward to hatching chicks. …”
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O uczniowskich strategiach zapobiegania poczuciu wstydu by Sandra Makowska

“… The aim of this article is to present various strategies used by first grade primary school students to prevent the emotion of shame. Based on focus group interviews, the author seeks to identify how these strategies manifest in children and what motives lie behind their choices. …”
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A literary text conscious perception by a reader of V. N. Rudnev by V. N. Rudnev

“…The author analyzes the conscious perception of a literary text by students. He believes that perception is the willingness and desire to know the text author's world by a subject, a reader. …”
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Youth’s tolerance of corruption: exploring the influence of sensitivity to monetary inequity and sociodemographic factors by Mario Fernando Gutiérrez-Romero, Juan José Giraldo-Huertas, Santiago Alonso-Díaz, María Ibarra-Barajas, Mariana Moreno-Sierra, Sofía Romero-Mora, María Juliana Rubiano-Quintero

“…Participation involved a sample of 220 students, ranging in age from fifteen to twenty-three, representing both public and private universities in Colombia. …”
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An individualized nomogram for predicting risk of sepsis in patients with pyogenic liver abscesses: a 10 years retrospective analysis by Tiezhao Zhang, Xidong Cao, Liyong Zhang, Jinhua Cui, Jian Li, Ziyu Bai, Aijun Yu

“…The Chi-square test or Fisher’s exact test was used to test categorical variables, whereas the Student’s t-test was employed to evaluate continuous variables. …”
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