The Role of Santri Entrepreneurship and Santri Business Activities in Economic Independence (Case Study at Manahijul Huda Islamic Boarding School) by Muhammad Irfan Sholehudin, Taryono Taryono, Muhamad Nurman

“…This research discusses the role of entrepreneurial students in building economic independence at Manahijul Huda Islamic Boarding School. …”
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Alterações dentárias decorrentes da expansão rápida da maxila e máscara facial reversa by Carina Ferlin Antunes, Eduardo Augusto Camarote, Ângela Marques Quaggio, Renato Bigliazzi, Cristina L. Feijó Ortolani, Kurt Faltin Jr.

“…Os dados obtidos antes e depois do tratamento foram avaliados pelo teste de hipóteses T-Student, para amostras emparelhadas, com nível de significância de 5%. …”
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Maths Anxiety: The Fear Factor in the Mathematics Classroom by Julie Whyte, Glenda Anthony

“…In looking more closely at why some students may be struggling, it is timely to consider the role of maths anxiety and its impact on students’ learning practices and outcomes. …”
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Strengthening cancer care for the LGBTQIA+ population in Nepal: A narrative review to set priorities for equitable oncology services by Sunil Shrestha, Nabin Pathak, Simit Sapkota, Sudip Thapa, Subhas Pandit, Jeebana Bhandari, Pankaj Barman, Pratik Khanal, Kamal Ranabhat, Vibhu Paudyal, Deependra Singh

“…We also outline targeted strategies to improve cancer outcomes for LGBTQIA+ individuals, including stakeholder engagement, culturally competent oncology training for healthcare providers and students, and community-led education and advocacy. …”
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Impact of indoor environment on learning efficiency in universities during the transitional season by JIANG Jing, NIE Haoqing, YANG Ziyi

“…The results show that during the transition season, students as a whole were in a cold but comfortable temperature range, with peak learning performance at 21.5 °C; Two-thirds of students feel comfortable in environments with CO2 concentration below 1 000 mg/m3 and the mean learning performance remained at a high level; Students preferred quiet environments but noise at 60 dB levels had an arousing effect on subjects; Brighter environments were more suitable for learning, but brighter than 340 lx could irritate the eyes and make students feel fatigued, resulting in lower learning efficiency; there were differences in the strength of correlations between environmental parameters and the four learning efficiency factors: concentration, perception, logic and memory, with concentration having a strong correlation with all four environmental parameters.…”
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Social support as coping mechanism mediates the relationship between eco-anxiety and pro-environmental behavior. by Veera Nieminen, Sonja Palmo, Katriina Hyvönen, Jane-Veera Paakkolanvaara, Kaisa J Raatikainen, Joona Muotka

“…Most of the participants were women (76.2%), lived in an urban environment (82.7%), and were students (47.4%) or employees (42.8%). Data collected with an online survey was analyzed using correlation analysis, hierarchical regression analysis, and a simple mediation model. …”
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Breaking the chains in plato’s cave: acute care in general practice by Johannes Rieken, Daniel Hötker, Christoph Strumann, Thomas Kötter, Jost Steinhäuser

“…Objective This study aims to assess acute medical cases presented at GP’s offices. Methods Medical students documented urgent medical cases as defined by patients during a practice internship in GP practices in Northern Germany, from February to July 2024. …”
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The association of adolescent obesity with elevation of ESR: Which comes first? by Sama Atta Gitti, Saman SarKo Baha Al-den

“…Patients were followed up for three months, and their baseline characteristics were analyzed using Student's t-test and chi-square test; p values <0.005 were considered significant. …”
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Teaching strategies in language classes by M. del M. Palenzuela Pérez, O. Murashkina

“…Teaching is difficult, even more, in second language classroom, where in addition to the student´s individual differences, such as cognitive styles, motivation and self-esteem, are added others, such as nationality, age or mother tongue.This paper describes the role of the teacher in the classroom and the teaching strategies implemented in the classroom in a context of formal education. …”
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Understanding How to Diversify the Cybersecurity Workforce: A Qualitative Analysis by Maria Chaparro Osman Dr., Maureen Namukasa, Cherrise Ficke, Isabella Piasecki, TJ OConnor Dr., Meredith Carroll Dr.

“…A thematic analysis was conducted using data collected during interviews with 23 participants including underrepresented minority students, underrepresented minority professionals, college instructors, and a high school administrator. …”
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PASANG SURUT PENGHULU SEBAGAI ABDI NDALEM DI KASUNANAN SURAKARTA 1931-1937 M by Wisnu Fachrudin Sumarno, Miftahul Khoiri, Ulum Fasih

“…Meanwhile, the second is the Wara Krida-Reh-Wara (Vak-Afdeeling) Madrasah which is taken for 4 years with the condition that students are not yet 25 years old. The penghulu who is part of the Ndalem servant of the Kasunanan Surakarta has two positions, namely, first, the servant of the master of the suranata, who is in charge of reciting prayers and tahlil, as well as serving as porters of port goods and serving incense. …”
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Lessons From the Frontline: Navigating the Complexities of Qualitative Research, Reflections From Early-Career Researchers by Gerald Mirirai Mabweazara, Tamuka Chekero, Tendai Elvis Mutembedza, Pakhani Mhazo

“…This paper investigates the complexities of qualitative research through the reflective narratives of four graduate students in the social sciences. Through narrative analysis, this paper highlights the unpredictable and often non-linear dynamics of empirical fieldwork, participant recruitment, and data collection processes. …”
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The Boundaries of a Lawyer’s Freedom of Expression by Jamlat Gvidiani

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The E-Patient by Ljubomir Kovachev, Pencho Tonchev, Kiril Nedialkov

“…How does the Internet model the doctor-patient relationship in case of cancer, one of the most dramatic diseases? Are students prepared to face an e-patient and how are they trained to do it? …”
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Designing Probability Learning with Volleyball Context through a Problem-Based Learning Approach in Vocational Schools by Dini Pujiani, Kiki Nia Sania Effendi

“…This study employs a design research method consisting of three stages: preliminary design, teaching experiment, and retrospective analysis, conducted at SMKN 1 Rengasdengklok, involving two classes: a small class with 12 students and a large class with 35 students from class X TJKT 1. …”
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DEVELOPMENT OF VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES AT HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION by Elena A. Pervushina

“…The main tasks for volunteer centers: popularization of the ideas and values of volunteerism among the students and the development of the effective teaching system for volunteers.…”
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Challenges in Implementing Kurikulum Merdeka for EFL Teachers by Fahrani Reza, Zuliati Rohmah, Nur Nabilah Abdullah

“…These challenges are ascribed to various factors encompassing insufficient teacher training, limited access to support facilities, reduced self-efficacy levels, inadequate information technology skills, students' diverse backgrounds, financial constraints, limited resources, comprehension and implementation obstacles associated with differentiated learning strategies, and issues related to time allocation and management.…”
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تأثیر برنامج تعلیمي باستخدام الأسلوب التبادلي في تعلم بعض المھارات الأساسیة بكرة القدم by قيصر عبدالسادة زريجي

“… Abstract The study aimed to build an educational program using the method Albadla to learn regardless Almkharat basic football as a way of new educational research community has Mnlab first grade average of Islam revolution Ahdymdarc School Educational third Rusafa Baghdad province for the academic year 2013-2014 be Ddhm of 136 students divided into four people the research sample was selected at random from Divisions (b, c) to be the two groups Experimental and control group and by 20 students per group researcher has used the experimental method to solve the problem of the research has been assumed researcher presence of statistically significant differences were significant differences between the experimental group that used the style cross and the control group used the traditional method, use the arithmetic mean researcher, standard deviation and test (T ) of the samples corresponding non-independent statistical Maagath The most prominent results and no statistically significant significant differences between the collection of the experimental group students and the control and the experimental group to learn some basic skills of football as the researcher recommended the need to use the interactive method of teaching and other sports skills and apply it to different samples. …”
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Editorial: Critical Narrative Literacy by Michael Prusse

“…By means of confrontation with multiple narrative perspectives students can develop into critical readers, responsible citizens, and caretakers of the planet.…”
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The Comparison of Anterior and Posterior Herniorraphy Operations in Recurrent Inguinal Hernias by Bahri Özer, Cihad Tatar, Suat Benek, Hüsnü Aydın, Celal Kızılkay, Ertuğrul Alkururt, Halit Özgül, Adil, Koyuncu

“…The chi-square test and Student’s t-test were used in the statistical analysis. …”
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