The Improve High School Student’s Computational Thinking Ability And Mathematical Resilience with Project Based Learning Assisted By GeoGebra by Martin Valerian Amadeus Saragih, Nurjanah Nurjanah, Kartika Yulianti

“…From the results of the survey conducted, it is known that: 1) the Project Learning model accompanied by GeoGebra significantly improves computational thinking skills, and Project-Based Learning model has moderate improvement; 2) computational thinking skills of high school students who were taught through Project-Based Learning model aided by GeoGebra improved significantly compared to those taught with the Project-Based Learning model; 3) Project-Based Learning model aided by GeoGebra has a positive effect on the mathematical resilience of high school students, but only to a moderate extent. …”
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Legal Education for Non-Lawyers as ‘Legal First Aid': A Participatory Inquiry into Law for Social Work Students by Stephen Rigby, Daniel Toohey, Lisa Toohey, Donna McNamara

“…The article details the participatory inquiry undertaken by the students and teachers with the aim of improving future iterations of the course. …”
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Enhancing Engagement, Practice Integration, and Skill Learning in Mobile Technology–Delivered Interventions Using Human Support: Randomized Controlled Trial With Depressed College Students by Colleen S Conley, Brynn M DeLorenzo, Carol H Gonzales, Ian J Kahrilas, Jennifer Duffecy, Rebecca L Silton

“…Thus, this study implemented 2 human support enhancements designed to boost user in-app engagement, practice integration into daily life (ie, sustainability), and app-related skill learning (ie, perceived benefits) in a sample of college students with depression who were granted full access to an mTDI (Headspace). …”
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The impact of somatic symptoms on depressive and anxiety symptoms among university students in central Serbia by Simić-Vukomanović Ivana, Mihajlović Goran, Milovanović Dragan, Kocić Sanja, Radević Svetlana, Đukić Svetlana, Vukomanović Vladimir, Đukić-Dejanović Slavica

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System of Admission of Students to Institutions of Secondary Education in Orenburg in Second Half of 19th — Early 20th Centuries by E. V. Burlutskaya, E. N. Abdrakhmanova

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Faculty perceptions and conveyance of academic ethics to students in distance learning by Maigi Lepik, Kateriina Rannula, Liina Männiksaar

“…The findings suggest that faculty not only comprehend academic ethics but also actively promote these values, thereby enhancing studentsʼ understanding of their significance.…”
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The Assessment of Writing - from Paragraph to Essay for Undergraduate Students at Salahaddin University – Erbil by Nazenin Shekh Muhemad Bapir

“…This research aims to help students to learn more effectively about how to write paragraphs appropriately. …”
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Need Analysis of Flipped Learning English-Based Speaking Materials for Faculty Economics and Business Students by Sumti Chusna, Nur Mukminatien, Ekaning Dewanti Laksmi

“…Questionnaires and interview were employed to collect the data from 131 students, 2 lectures, and 3 professional business workers. …”
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Social Interaction and Performance of Third-Year Students in Geometry by Mildin J. Retutas

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The Use of Cell Phones in Accessing Social Media by Students During Learning Process in English Classroom by Ridha Fadillah, Akhmad Adi Purnawarman

“…A negative impact of using cell phones is that this action can divide and reduce students' attention to the lessons, which can ultimately reduce students' understanding of English subjects. …”
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Perceptions of medical students about Pathology training by Shubha P Bhat, Lakshmi Cheriyanath, Malavika Nair, Mahendran M Nair

Subjects: “…medical students; pathology; perception; teaching-learning methods; undergraduate…”
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PSYCHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF CHINESE STUDENTS AND THEIR ACCOUNT IN THE ORGANIZATION OF THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS AT THE PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITY by O. Aldakimova

“…The article analyzes scientific research, the object of study of which are foreign students, in particular, Chinese students in Russian universities. …”
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Analysis of adaptation processes and anxiety levels of university students staying with earthquake survivor families in state dormitories by İbrahim Dağ, Kadriye Olğaç

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Gender differences in stress intensity and coping strategies among students, future emergency relief specialists by Gačić Jasmina, Jović Slađana J., Terzić Negra S., Cvetković Vladimir M., Terzić Miloš T., Stojanović Dušan G., Stojanović Goran R.

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Peculiarities of the application of the knowledge of mathematics in real-life situations and solving problems in case of senior form students having moderate special needs by Laima Tomėnienė

Subjects: “…students having moderate special educational needs…”
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Organising Competition Using Online Form Technology as a Means of Increasing Chinese Students' Motivation in Learning RFL by Jiang Tao

Subjects: “…chinese students…”
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Supporting Stressed Students: How Veteran Educators Recognize and Address Academic Stress by Lisa Konieczna, Gail Collins

“…Academic stress is a worldwide issue that impacts adolescent students and their educators. While educators may assist students in managing academic stress, they must first recognize students’ feelings of academic stress. …”
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Exploring attitudinal shifts in students’ lifestyle and dietary habits: The impact of formal education in nutrition and dietetics by Boda Francisc-Andrei, Májai Erzsébet, Baricsán Johanna, Boda Hajnalka, Kovács Béla

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Faculty experiences and perspectives of teaching standardised nursing language to nursing students: an ethnographic research study by Kristi Rannus, Dickon Weir-Hughes

“…Challenges include studentsâ reliance on existing materials rather than independent reasoning, particularly in selecting appropriate NIC and NOC. …”
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Exploring how Te Whāriki and the New Zealand Curriculum prepare children and students for an Art of Living by Alice Cowper, Christoph Teschers

“…It was also found that the NZC could provide more opportunities for practical life skills to be included in the curriculum, as well as providing clearer instruction on how to implement effective careers education and other knowledge areas and thinking skills relevant for students to develop their own art of living. …”
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