The Dif Identification in Constructed Response Items Using Partial Credit Model by Heri Retnawati

“…The data in the study were the students’ instruments and the students’ responses toward the PISA-like test items that had been completed by 386 ninth grade students and 460 tenth grade students who had been about 15 years old in the Province of Yogyakarta Special Region in Indonesia. …”
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Challenges in implementing new nursing qualifications (Regulation 174) in South African public nursing colleges: Principal perspectives by Magdeline N. Poto-Rapudi, Thembekile E. Masango, Masenyani O. Mbombi

“…Background: The criticism levelled against the legacy nursing programmes has transformed the health education and training system and the preparation of nursing students to meet society’s needs. The prevailing practice in nursing education (NE) change is orientated towards increasing professionalisation, which necessitates expanding nursing programmes to provide universal health coverage. …”
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Comment on Cheema U N, et al. (J Pak Med Assoc. 74: 1051-1054, June 2024) Film as an educational tool in medical pedagogy: A study on cinemeducation and its effectiveness by Thorakkal Shamim

“…I found this paper to beenlightening and up to the minute.1The studyemphasises the importance of entertainment andlearning value of film as an educational tool in medicalpedagogy and it was conducted in medical students infourth and final year who are exposed to diverse medicaldisciplines such as family medicine,psychiatry,palliativecare and ethics with sound theoretical and practicalbrilliance.1 Moreover,a hospital based study on cinemaeducation on medical specialist group was made in Indiaby selecting motivational movies, biopics movies, andmovies related to healthcare available in various internetplatforms(over-the-top (OTT) media).2 Therefore, moreresearch to be initiated around the globe regardingcinema education in future and the followingformulations may be satisfied through cinema educationin medical pedagogy such as overcoming the challengesoutside their comfort zone, overcoming fear and anxietyin working setup, enhance cognitive and practicallearning master plan, empathy ,soft skills and behaviourmodification to generate productivity and creativity ofhealth professionals.1,2,3 …”
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UNA APLICACIÓN DEL MODELO PROBIT SOBRE EL EFECTO VECINDARIO EN ENTORNOS EDUCATIVOS by Charli Benavides Parra

“…Estimating a spatialmodel of house prices to characterize which micro-neighborhoods the homes of the students are exposed to. The quality ofthe neighborhood will be used as an important explanatory variable to analyze the probability of influence on the perfor-mance of the students of the educational centers, in which it is intended to use geographic location data to apply spatialeconometrics models. …”
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The model of the value system of Russian youth based on Bayesian intellectual measurements by R. A. Zhukov, S. V. Prokopchiva, I. V. Bormotov, E. V. Manokhin, I. D. Rudneva

“…According to the results of the survey of university students of 10 subjects of the Russian Federation aged 17 to 30 years, a total of 1816 people obtained the values of factors characterizing the value world of Russian youth, which allowed her to form her portrait. …”
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Mapping the positive path to moral courage: Through belongingness, meaning in life, and moral disengagement by Muhammet Coşkun

“…A cross-sectional design was employed with 290 university students (68% women; Mean age= 22.18), who completed self-report measures assessing belongingness, meaning in life, moral disengagement, and moral courage. …”
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Services and Resources to Engineers: A Case Study of Outreach and Marketing, Assessment, and Future Directions in a Research Library. by Matt Torrence

“… The literature, activities, and resource needs of engineering students and faculty provide insight into a demographic that is often among the early-adopters of new technologies, tools, and methods of sharing information. …”
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Advanced removal of butylparaben from aqueous solutions using magnetic molybdenum disulfide nanocomposite modified with chitosan/beta-cyclodextrin and parametric evaluation through... by Saeed Hosseinpour, Alieh Rezagholizade-shirvan, Mohammad Golaki, Amir Mohammadi, Amir Sheikhmohammadi, Zahra Atafar

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Analysis and Modelling of Influence Factors in the Configuration of a Sustainable University. Case Study: “Ștefan cel Mare” University of Suceava by Daniela Mihaela Neamţu, Ruxandra Bejinaru, Cristian Valentin Hapenciuc, Iulian Condratov, Pavel Stanciu

“…The research findings have practical implications for universities and can support the advancement of educational programs related to sustainable development so that students become change agents…”
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The Application of Interactive Effect Evaluation Model in the Teaching of College Mathematics Courses by Jungang Chen

“…The current mathematics knowledge and curriculum make students in a passive position in the process of mastering basic knowledge. …”
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The effect of piezosurgery with cvd tip in osteotomy in rat parietal bone: histologic and histomorphometric analysis by Nelson Luiz Macedo, Adriana Socorro Ferreira Monteiro, Tabata Prado Sato, Luís Guilherme Scavone Macedo

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Defining ‘therapeutic value’ of medicines: a scoping review by Kerstin N Vokinger, Camille E G Glaus, Andrina Kloeti

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PENGARUH KECEMASAN MATEMATIKA TERHADAP PERSIAPAN TES UTBK SISWA SMAN 1 KEFAMENANU by Yosepha Patricia Wua Laja, Justin Eduardo Simarmata

“…The population of this study were all students of SMAN 1 Kefamenanu Class XII. While sampling was done randomly totaling 71 students. …”
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The overview of open education development tendencies in Russia and Canada by N. G. Sosnina

“…An increasing number of open educational resource initiatives in Canadian universities offer free courses to both Canadians and international students. National open education initiatives include the following projects: “Open Data”, the federal government “pilot” project; support of Canadian Council of Ministers of Education within 2012 Paris Open Educational Resources Declaration; and the Creative Society of Canada. …”
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Utilization of Main Library Information Resources amidst Pandemic by Benilda Yap, Irene Martinez, Clowie Rian

“…Due to the limits imposed by the pandemic, students had challenges using these resources. The suggested measures are critical in addressing students' difficulties when using these resources. …”
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The Reflective Account of Transitioning Teaching Practices Across Instructional Modalities by Ben Vilkas, Brandon Juarez

“…The transition between modalities was deemed by college leadership as an essential means for aiding current students in adding additional educational endorsements to their degree programs. …”
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Features of professional mobility of high school graduates on the labour market in the conditions of innovative education by S. U. Ivanov, D. V. Ivanova, S. N. Antonyuk, N. I. Prokopov

“…The article is dedicated to consideration of particularities of shaping a creatively developed personality of a student, as well as to shaping new principles of preparation of a modern specialist. …”
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Creation of a Virtual Technology Laboratory and Organization of Training for Highly Qualified Personnel by V. A. Nemtinov, I. M. Manaenkov, Yu. V. Nemtinova

“…The virtual laboratory was created in order to simulate the real laboratory environment and the processes produced in it, as well as to simulate the learning environment in which students transform their theoretical knowledge into practical skills. …”
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Chin soft tissue thickness and mandibular divergency: a cross-sectional study by Nada E. Tashkandi, Rahaf Alshahrani, Sara Alshanbari, Fatima Almarzouq, Seren Alshamrani, Anfal Busaeed, Eman Allam

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Das römische Recht und die Privatrechtsentwicklung in Ungarn im Mittelalter by Gábor Hamza

“…Despite this, the study of Roman law in Hungary gained momentum during the medieval period, especially through the education of Hungarian students in foreign universities. Attempts to codify and formally receive Roman law took place in the 15th and 16th centuries but were not fully realized. …”
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