The Effect of Hip and Ankle Joint Abductor/Adductors Fatigue on Dynamic Balance of Soccer Players by Kamran Johari, Seyed Sadredin Shojaedin

“…The aim of this study was to examine the effect of hip and ankle jointabductor/adductors fatigue on the dynamic balance of soccer players. 20male physical education students (Mean±SD, age: 20.24±0.73 yrs, height:170.27±4.28 cm, weight: 67.38±7.24 kg, and BMI: 23.22±2.02 kg/m²) whoparticipated three times per week in university soccer team program,without any lower extremity injury voluntarily participated in this study. …”
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Chambres en souffrance : révéler la parole des artistes et des femmes victimes de violences à travers l’espace intime by Adélie Le Guen

“…By analysing key works – reflections of militant contexts – from the 1970s to the present day, an analysis is made of the problems raised by women artists: dangers or violence faced by women, female students, prostitutes and young children.…”
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Exploring friends with benefits: a review of research and insights from the Polish context by Agnieszka Maciocha, Krystian Wdowiak, Julia Wąż, Aleksandra Witas, Justyna Drogoń, Weronika Chachaj, Ewa Gardocka

“…Research on the prevalence of FWBRs has focused largely on students in the USA, but there is limited data on FWBRs in Poland, where they appear to be rising in popularity, influenced by dating sites and population migrations. …”
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Turkish educational policy in Central Asia by A. S. Ergashev, O. E. Grishin

“…A major increase in quotas for foreign students, dual degree and exchange programs is stated. …”
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Developing a method for training clinical psychologists to recognize and repair alliance ruptures: a pilot study focusing on trainee experiences by Asaka Kawamura, Mina Fukuda, Shuntaro Aoki, Ayane Jinnai

“…A pilot study was conducted with graduate students. Results Content analysis post training showed a notable reduction in respondents who felt "hooked" (pre1 65%, pre2 50%, post 17%) and a significant increase in those who felt "engaged well" (pre1 22%, pre2 36%, post 84%). …”
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Reflexion: the nurses graduation and the expansion of nursing teaching in the state of Ceará by Marcelo Gurgel Carlos da Silva, Sílvia Maria Nóbrega Therrién

“…The results of the National Course Assessment of the year 2003- a test taken by students graduating from Brazilian Universities, including nursing schools in Ceará, were analyzed for students’ performance as well as for teaching body characteristics.The text also deals with the recent boom and troublesome development of new private nursing schools which can be found nowadays in faculties as well as other institutions with no tradition in knowledge production, founded with the sole intent of financial gain. …”
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Multimodal Digital Learning and Local Indigenous Frameworks to Enhance Critical Thinking in History Learning by Suci Rahayu, Sariyatun Sariyatun, Leo Agung Sutimin, Deny Tri Ardianto

“…The assessment was done through pre-test and post-test evaluations, observations, expert validation, and student interviews. Quantitative analysis was used to evaluate the increase in the level of critical thinking, whereas qualitative analysis focused on the students' engagement and experiences. …”
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Repetition In Educational Psychology: A Study Of The Qur’an Surah Ar-Rahman by Eko Harianto, Muhammad Muhammad, Muhammad Anis, Aris Fauzan

“…Through repetition, students will have a good and deep understanding.…”
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Strengthening Religious Moderation through Revitalizing Ma'had al-Jami'ah: A Case Study in the State Islamic Higher Education by Ahmadiono Ahmadiono, Fathor Rahman, Fawaizul Umam

“…The biggest difference is the way the three campuses foster moderate religiosity of students through the revitalization of Ma‘had al-Jami‘ah. …”
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Evaluation of the readability level of the package inserts of topical antifungal drugs by Emre Uysal

“…The majority of the prospectuses could be read by students in the seventh grade. Additionally, variations across various drug formulations were discovered. …”
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Presenting a STEM Ways of Thinking framework for engineering design-based physics problems by Ravishankar Chatta Subramaniam, Jason W. Morphew, Carina M. Rebello, N. Sanjay Rebello

“…Investigating students’ thinking in classroom tasks, particularly in science and engineering, is essential for improving educational practices and advancing student learning. …”
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The Role of Tumor Necrosis Factor and ITS Soluble Receptors in Myelosuppression Developing in B-Cell Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia by Barilka V., Matlan V., Prymak S., Vygovska O., Shalay O.

“…Probability statistics was evaluated using Student’s t-test. The relationship between the concentration of TNF, sTNFRІ, sTNFRІІ and haemograms of pts at different stages of B-CLL was established by the correlation coefficient (r), which was calculated by Excel program. …”
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SOBRAMFA 18 years – dreams, perseverance and enthusiasm in Medical Education by Cauê Mônaco

“…This article describes the history and the present circumstances of the practice of Family Medicine and its development as a medical specialty and an academic discipline in Brazil, and it describes how, along the last 18 years, a group of doctors (SOBRAMFA - Brazilian Society of Family Medicine), working with students, residents, and medical schools, make efforts to disseminate the philosophy of the specialty and secure its future in the country. …”
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INNOVATION IN TEACHING THE CULTURE OF VERBAL COMMUNICATION IN COMPETENCY-BASED PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION by Olga М. Osiyanova

“…The aim of the investigation is to study the possibilities of the innovation system of teaching students verbal communication culture in a competency-based educational paradigm. …”
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SMART CARDS BASED ON THREE-DIMENSIONAL ANIMATED VIDEOS INTEGRATED WITH LOCAL WISDOM TO ENHANCE JAVANESE VOCABULARY ACQUISITION by Najmah Millenia Tsalis, Arif Widagdo

“…The results of the study showed that an average of 61 of the pretest and posttest results showed an increase in the average student score of 67.5333 with details of a percentage increase of 41% in the pretest results and 44% and 10 students unaccomplished and 6 students accomplished so that the data concluded that three-dimensional animated video-based learning media was quite feasible and effective for use in learning Javanese because it works …”
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Scalable hybrid laboratories: Application in industrial automation by Marco Vilches, Héctor Vargas, Luis de la Torre, Rubén Heradio

“…Some of the most critical competencies that automation and control students must acquire to become capable engineers require hands-on laboratory experiences under conditions that closely resemble real-world work environments. …”
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Relação família-escola: o estado da arte na pós-graduação brasileira by Andreza Maria de Lima, Laêda Bezerra Machado

“…Nevertheless, we have found some research that points to a certain resistance of teachers with different family configurations from the traditional one and the influence of this resistance in the relation with the family and / or the teaching work; and others that deconstruct the widespread view that the families of public school students are disorganized. Finally, we point out the need for further research on the subject, as there are still several aspects to be explored; as well as the importance of the s being carefully prepared by the researchers.…”
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Interpretative phenomenological analysis of guidance advocates’ online counseling experiences by Amabel Tangco-Siason, Rex S. Paulino

“…This change emphasizes how important it is for students to have a strong support system. The study, which focused on guidance advocate-client relations, took inspiration from the eight participants’ OC experiences. …”
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Exploring Social and Academic Motivations Behind High School Graduates Selection of Arabic Language by Widiya Yul, Gena Putri Saleha, Riko Andrian, Abdul Hakim Abdurrahman Husein, Aqil Sajidil Ulya

“…The findings reveal that students from non-boarding school backgrounds select the Arabic Language major for three main reasons: (a) religious motives, where they study Arabic to understand and teach Islamic teachings (fahm al-maqru); (b) academic motives, where they aim to comprehend Arabic sciences and skills (istima’, kalam, qira’ah, and kitabah); and (c) professional, practical, and pragmatic motives, such as becoming a teacher and communicating orally (muhadatsah) in Arabic. …”
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An empirical study on the use of note-taking for Consecutive Interpreting in the teaching of translation by Akiko Sakamoto

“…The study includes an account of an experiment designed to investigate whether knowledge and experience of note-taking influences students' translation products and processes. The outcome of the experiment suggests that the use of note-taking can possibly have a positive effect on the teaching of translation, especially in relation to understanding and reproducing clause relations within the text.…”
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