Nursing students' motivation for, and experiences from, participating in a blended intensive programme on mass casualty incidents: a qualitative study by Andreas Kvam Sletnes, Cathrine Stranden, Alessandro Girotto, Elena Bandiera, Harald Geerts, Emanuele Galli, Jordy Kone, Malvin Torsvik

“…Abstract Background Student mobility programmes aim to enhance academic competence and personal growth. …”
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TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY AS A MULTILEVEL EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX: FROM THE EXPERIENCE OF EDUCATION OF YOUNG STUDENTS by S. V. Sergeeva, O. A. Voskrekasenko

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STUDENTS WRITING EMAILS TO FACULTY: AN EXAMINATION OF E-POLITENESS AMONG NATIVE AND NON-NATIVE SPEAKERS OF ENGLISH by Sigrun Biesenbach-Lucas

“…However, email technology also allows writers to plan and revise messages before sending them, thus affording the opportunity to edit not only for grammar and mechanics, but also for pragmatic clarity and politeness.The study examines email requests sent by native and non-native English speaking graduate students to faculty at a major American university over a period of several semesters and applies Blum-Kulka, House, and Kasper’s (1989) speech act analysis framework – quantitatively to distinguish levels of directness, i.e. pragmatic clarity; and qualitatively to compare syntactic and lexical politeness devices, the request perspectives, and the specific linguistic request realization patterns preferred by native and non-native speakers. …”
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Collegiate Student-Athlete Perception of Value and Programming Barriers in Pre-Participation Movement Screen Implementation by Amanda Snider, Kyle Matsel, Jenna Gourlay

“…. # Conclusion Student-athletes at the collegiate level appear to have little experience with pre-participation movement screens such as the FMS™. …”
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The Effect of Fundamental Training on General and Specific Functional Movements in Female Students by leili mahdieh, vahid zolaktaf, Mohammad taghi Karimi

“…The sample consisted of 34 female students who were randomly assigned to two groups. …”
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AHP-Guided Stacked Ensemble Modeling for Student Engagement Level Prediction in Online Education by Jingjing Fu, Linjie Luo, Zhifeng Zhong, Jiaming Qin

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Measuring pandemic change: Analyzing syllabi for student-centeredness over time by Chad Rohrbacher, Jenna Korentsides, Joshua Caulkins, Lori Ann Mumpower

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Communication Strategies Used by Students in English Learning-teaching: A Discourse-ethnographic Study by John Okafor Diobi, Nashruddin Nashruddin

“…This qualitative research was conducted using an ethnographic approach with spoken discourse of students as the object. Data was collected from 27 students in the 9th grade at Ifako International Secondary School as the informants. …”
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Students’ creativity and well-being during the forced distance learning period: The correlation between variables by I. E. Belyakova, М. А. Kecherukova, Yu. S. Murzina

“…Eleven forms and methods of creative interaction with students are suggested. Research findings aim at forming health preserving skills in students, especially during distance learning, by stimulating their creative resources.…”
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Supporting Muslim undergraduate medical students through medical school: lessons from a novel, student-led case-based learning intervention by Zain Mohammed, Zain Mohammed, Hafsah Ba, Linta Nasim, Emily Roisin Reid

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Student Dropout at a Newly Established University by Emmanuel L. Howe, Lukas Kahare

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Nursing Students’ Perceptions of Clinical Debriefing TALK©: A Qualitative Case Study by Belén González-Tejerina, Jorge Pérez-Corrales, Domingo Palacios-Ceña, Jose Abad-Valle, Paloma Rodríguez Gómez, Beatriz González-Toledo, Eva García-Carpintero Blas, Marta Garrigues-Ramón

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Frequency and characteristics of occupational injuries and infections in senior medical students: a 5-year retrospective study by Muhsin Güllü, Alpaslan Türkkan

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Students’ Problem-solving Skills and Perceptions through Problem-based Learning Assisted by Google Classroom by Nur Iva Wulansari, Febi Putri, Lia Yuliati, Nasikhudin Nasikhudin

“…In addition to training, students' perceptions of learning must be considered. …”
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A cell fate mapping simulation laboratory to increase undergraduate students’ understanding of early developmental processes in frog, zebrafish, and tunicate embryos by Ritu Sarpal, Ashley E. E. Bruce, Isaac Skromne

“…Furthermore, students reported increased comprehension of embryonic development and its processes.…”
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Financial and Social Factors Shaping High School Students’ Career Choices by Imashev Aibek, Fatima Salkynbayeva, Azhar Kizimbayeva, Lyazzat Mukhambetova

“…The primary aim is to understand how these factors, along with parental influence and available career information, shape students’ career decisions. A survey was conducted among high school students to gather insights into their motivations and preferences. …”
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BIODIVERSITY MODULE BASED ON PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING LOCAL WISDOM ASSISTED BY AUGMENTED REALITY: IMPROVING STUDENTS' CRITICAL THINKING by Iwan Iwan, Jeni Jeni, Nurfathurrahmah Nurfathurrahmah

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Factors Influencing the College Decision-Making Process for Students with Disabilities by Stefania D. Petcu, Kathleen J. Marshall, Dalun Zhang, Adam R. Lalor, Yasir Hussain

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Limited resources in clinical facilities: Experiences of nursing students during placements by Julia L. Mafumo, Maria S. Maputle

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Self-care methods use for acne treatment among health science students by Sari Taha, Manal Taha, Sa’ed H. Zyoud

“…Methods: This cross-sectional study was conducted among university students in health programs. Convenience sampling was used to invite participants to complete a survey containing sociodemographic, clinical, and self-care-related questions. …”
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