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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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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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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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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EFL Algerian Doctoral Candidates’ Perceptions and Attitudes Towards Research Articles Writing by Toufik Benzahia, Hacène Hamada

“…Likewise, the Algerian doctorate students find it mandatory to publish their research findings that are most pertinent to the topic of their doctorate thesis. …”
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Reviewer Acknowledgements and Editorial Highlights: Bridging Clinical Insights and Public Health Solutions - GHMJ (Global Health Management Journal), Volume 8, Number 2s, 2025 by GHMJ (Global Health Management Journal)

“…Meanwhile, attention to medical education is seen in a study exploring how motivation shapes professional identity among medical students, reminding us that building strong health systems begins with cultivating future professionals (Mustopa, Permatasari, & Sulistiyana, 2025). …”
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Personality Competencies Analysis of Islamic Religious Education Teachers: Al-Qur’an Perspective by Amiruddin Amiruddin, Nurbayani Nurbayani, Hayati Hayati, Azhari Azhari

“…Leadership and wisdom, as conveyed in Surah Al-Furqan (25:63) and Surah Al-Mujadila (58:11), aid teachers in guiding students effectively. A strong work ethic and responsibility are essential, as reflected in Surah An-Naml (27:88), while humility, in line with the teachings of Surah Luqman (31:18), should temper professional pride. …”
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FEATURES OF WORLD RECOGNIZED PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATES OF FINANCIERS AND ACCOUNTANTS, THOSE INTEGRATION TO RUSSIAN UNIVERSITIES’ PROGRAMS by S. V. Anureyev

“…Advisable for borrowing is the practice of multiple complex exams rather than the single State Final Examination not unfrequently followed by paid re-examinations ousting traditional hardships of motivating a fee-paying student. The strict methodological support and taking some exams under control of associations offer a contrast to a softer practice of national universities and are more in line with the Unified State Examination of the latest years or the IELTS. …”
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Expressional Alteration of Cytokeratins in Oral Leukoplakia and Oral Leukoplakia-associated Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma: A Cross-sectional Study by Mehebuba Sultana, Pooja Lahiri, Mousumi Pal, Neha Shah, SK Abdul Mahmud, Jyotirmoy Chatterjee, Sanjeet Kr Das, Sangeeta Sinha

“…Histopathological and immunohistochemical evaluations (CK 8/18 and CK 5/6) were performed, measuring grey scale values using Image J software. Unpaired Student’s t-test and one-way ANOVA tests were applied to better understand the significant changes in grey scale values, with a set significance level of <0.05. …”
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VanPatten, Bill. Input Processing and Grammar Instruction in Second Language Acquisition. Norwood: Ablex, 1996. Pp. Xiii + 177. by Deise Prina Dutra

“…This book, written for scholars and advanced students of second language acquisition (SLA) and teaching, links SLA theory and research with current pedagogical issues. …”
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Psychological Safety in the Western Concert Dance Technique Class by Cat Kamrath Monson, Halie Bahr, Nicole Perry

“…Western concert dance technique classes do not, traditionally, leave much room for contributions or challenges from students. Rather, “one right way” and perfectionism (Tema Okun) are emphasized, as students conform to expectations and aesthetics, or attempt to mold themselves into the example of the teacher. …”
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The Relationship between Grammar and Vocabulary Levels and Their Writing Skills of Those Who Learn Turkish as a Foreign Language by Hasan Aksoy

“…It has been seen that students at B2 language level get higher scores than students at B1 language level, level of knowledge of the language, vocabulary and writing skills levels of older age groups that favor change and increasing life expectancy in Turkey in grammar, vocabulary and writing skills has been shown to increase. …”
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IMPLEMENTASI NILAI-NILAI ISRA' MI'RAJ DALAM KEGIATAN LOMBA MAHASISWA KKM DI MASYARAKAT DESA KALIREJO by Adinda Avrilie Wiwik

“…This activity involved students as committees and judges and receiving support from the community. …”
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Teachers’ perspective on implementation of menstrual hygiene management and puberty education in a pilot study in Bangladeshi schools by Mehjabin Tishan Mahfuz, Farhana Sultana, Erin C. Hunter, Farjana Jahan, Farhana Akand, Shifat Khan, Mosammat Mobashhara, Mahbubur Rahman, Mahbub-Ul Alam, Leanne Unicomb, Stephen P. Luby, Peter J. Winch

“…Results Teachers acknowledged the importance of school-based puberty and menstruation education to improve students’ perception and preparedness. They found that the training and instructors’ manual they received were useful tools for effectively communicating with students. …”
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The influence of children’s physical activity time on the development of prosocial moral reasoning: evidence from school consolidation policy in rural northern China by Guo Dong Zhao, Zeya Bai, Yiyuan Yin, Wumin Yue, Tingting Zhang, Rui Shi, Can Guo

“…This study integrates TPSR model and Eisenberg’s theory of moral emotion as the theoretical framework to explore the influence of physical activity on prosocial moral reasoning of rural primary school students, focusing on the “school merger” policy. Data from 292 fifth and sixth-grade students in Ping Yao County were analyzed. …”
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Persepsi Mahasiswi Tentang Kanker Payudara dan Perilakunya terhadap Pencegahan Kanker Payudara di Fakultas Keperawatan Universitas Andalas by Ria Delviani.R.S, Vetty Priscilla

“…The sample of this study included 76 students of nursing and they were taken by using stratified random sampling. …”
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Developing a model of quality physical education in the Chinese context: a grounded theory investigation of secondary school physical education teachers’ perceptions by Ling Qin, Ling Qin, Walter King Yan Ho, Bing Xu, Selina Khoo

“…The five levels are: (1) student level (comprising students’ development, and students’ engagement and experiences in PE), (2) family level (comprising parents’ engagement and attitude toward PE, and home-based sports resources), (3) school level (comprising PE teacher, sports facilities and equipment in the school, PE curriculum, school-based extracurricular PA programs, co-operation family-school-community in PE, and school leadership and school community support for PE), (4) community level (comprising community-based sports resources), and (5) government level (comprising government support for PE).ConclusionThis study broadens global knowledge of QPE, particularly in non-Western countries. …”
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Fostering scientific inquiry and STEM skills in higher education: A Ukrainian case study by Dmytro V. Lubko

“…Findings suggest that participation in these activities fosters a sense of responsibility, creativity, and teamwork among students while preparing them for successful careers in their chosen fields. …”
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Using an accelerated vehicle retirement program (AVRP) to support a mode shift: Car purchase and modal intentions following program participation by Ugo Lachapelle

“…Higher-income participants were more likely to purchase new vehicles, and lower-income people and students were more likely to purchase used vehicles or refrain from any purchase. …”
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Preferensi siswa terhadap perilaku konselor dengan minatnya pada program bimbingan dan konseling by M Fatchurahman, Bulkani Bulkani

“…This study aimed to describe (1) students' preferences on counselor behavior, (2) student interest in guidance and counseling program, and (2) relation between student preference to counselor behavior and interest to counseling and guidance program. …”
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