Styles of educational activities and teaching styles of teachers and the experience of subjectivity by students during remote lessons in grades 1-3 of primary school during the COVID -19 pandemic by Natalia Bednarska

“…Most often they send directive messages to their students, and students spend an average of 22 minutes on learning new material during a whole lesson. …”
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A Cross-Sectional Study of Environment Stress Among Undergraduate Dental Students by Huda A. Yaseen, Dhaffar Alwan Majbil, Wathba Mohammed Jabber, Reyadh R. Al-Rashidi, Umelbaneen J. Alalawy, Sarab M. Zeki Radhi

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“Happiness tree”: a thematic art-based group counseling method for enhancing positive psychological traits in Chinese college students by Fangzhou Xie, Mengyao Tang, Shanshan Wu, Yong Wang

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Evaluation using artificial intelligence shows post pandemic differences in oral reading fluency between Brazilian public and private school students by Thiago Wendt Viola, Mônica Timm de Carvalho, Rita Carolina Pozzer Krumenauer Padoin, Adriana Justin Cerveira Kampff, Alexandre Vontobel Padoin

“…Abstract The investigation into differences in academic achievement between private and public school students has long been a focal point. The aim of this study was to compare oral reading fluency between private and public schools in the post-pandemic period. …”
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DEVELOPMENT OF FLIPPING BOOK LEARNING MATERIALS INTEGRATED WITH PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING TO IMPROVE STUDENTS' DIGITAL LITERACY by Cicci Ima Delima, Fatchur Rohman, Muntholib Muntholib, Elsje Theodora Maasawet

“…Based on the N-Gain score, the effectivity of instructional materials shows 0.71, it means the learning materials increasing student’s digital literacy effectively.…”
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The Effects of Code-switching on Teaching English from EFL Students’ Perspective by Sangar Othman Ibrahim.

“…The senior students were required only to take part in the questionnaire intentionally because when students reach the final year of their study at university; they know and understand very well in what year at university while studying the students will need to switch codes from the language of instruction to their first language. …”
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Easing the burden: a pilot study on the impact of mindfulness on the mental health of Brazilian medical students by Vinicius Vieira Neves, Daniel Teixeira dos Santos, Marcelo Demarzo, Lia Antico, Cynthia de Almeida Brandão Meirelles, Ana Rosa Airão Barboza

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Receptive passive competence of secondary students in Germany by Lena Heine

“…Grade 6 students perform somewhat weaker than Grade 9 students, and students who had had more opportunities to encounter academic language use in their homes performed slightly better than the ones who did not. …”
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DATA AGAINST MYTHS: EVIDENCE FROM THE SURVEY OF PHD STUDENTS IN LEADING RUSSIAN UNIVERSITIES by I. A. Gruzdev, E. A. Terent'ev

Subjects: “…professional trajectories of phd students…”
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Entrepreneurship Education: Is It Important for Middle School Students? by Lelahester Rina, Wiedy Murtini, Mintasih Indriayu

“…This study is significant because it gives a contribution the schools and students to understand the importance of entrepreneurship education.…”
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EVALUATION AND COMPARISON OF VO2MAX ASSESSMENT MODELS IN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS by Bolboli Lotfali, Lotfi Navid, Bagheri Mostafa, Rajabi Ali

“…Physical Education of Students…”
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Determinant of Cash Waqf Nahdatul Ulama (Case of Muslim Students in Indonesia) by Dede Dennis, Abdul Qoyum, Muhammad Prima Sakti

“…The purpose of this study is to examine the determinant of cash waqf contribution among Muslim students through Mobile Wakaf Uang NU BTN. Attitude, Islamic religiosity, Islamic egalitarianism and perceived are used as independent variable and its intention of Muslim students in Indonesia to contribute to cash-waqf. …”
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Sport Specialization, Physical Performance and Injury History in Canadian Junior High School Students by Chris Whatman, Carla van den Berg, Luz Palacios-Derflingher, Carolyn Emery

“… # Methods Junior high school students (grades 7-9, ages 11-16) were invited to participate. …”
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Emotion Beliefs and Emotion Regulation Strategies Associated With Anxiety Symptoms Among Grade 7–8 Adolescent Students in China by Qin Zhang, Chenyang Shang, Xiaohua Li, Yajie Huang, Lixia Cui

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The Degree of Awareness of the Concept of Citizenship among Students at Yarmouk University from the Students' Point of View by Ahmad Al-Gasm, Hassan Al-Hiary, Ibrahim Al-Qaoud

Associations between physical activity levels and quality of life dimensions among Saudi female university students: a cross-sectional analysis using WHOQOL-BREF and IPAQ-SF by Faisal A. Barwais

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STUDENTS' MATHEMATICAL REPRESENTATION AND REASONING SKILLS THROUGH AN ETHNOMATHEMATICS-BASED RME APPROACH by Luis Matital, Tanwey G Ratumanan, Christina M Laamena

“…This research is aquasi experiment with pretest postest research design conducted on grade IX students of SMP Negeri 1 Seram Barat. The samples of this study were students of class IX A. and IX E, consisting of 29 students for each class, which were taken by non-random sampling or purposive sampling. …”
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Resource-Person-Mediated Instruction and Secondary Students’ Learning Outcomes in Yorùbá Orature: A Culturally Responsive Education by Ifeoluwa Theophilus Akinsola

“…Yorùbá language teachers should adopt this instruction to improve their students’ learning outcomes in Yorùbá orature.…”
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Exploring speaking task engagement using brain waves among engineering students with low English language proficiency by Jeffrey Dawala Wilang

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Autonomous learning and students’ perceptions of automated writing evaluation as a tool to improve writing skills by Napat Jitpaisarnwattana, Nick Saville

“… This study investigates the role of Write & Improve, an Automated Writing Evaluation (AWE) tool, in fostering autonomous learning among EFL students. Additionally, it examines students’ perceptions of AWE as a tool for enhancing writing proficiency. …”
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