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Understanding the connection: attachment patterns and interpersonal competence in nursing undergraduates
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The transition of online into limited English learning-teaching in the rural area context
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ADHD in higher education institutions in Ireland- services, supports and student needs
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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF BODY-BALLET ON HEALTH AND MOTOR PLASTICITY OF GIRLS IN HIGH SCHOOL
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Reexamining and validating a multicomponent model of in-group identification for college student belonging
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PSYCHOLOGICAL-PEDAGOGICAL ASPECTS OF TREATING CHILDREN WITH MUCOVISCIDOSIS
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To the question of the formation of personal qualities of future doctors by means of combat sports
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Development of an Algorithm and Module for Automatic Evaluation of Student Papers Based on Semantic Analysis of Text
Published 2024-07-01“…The main objectives of developing a module for automatic assessment of students’ papers based on the Russian grading scale system are:– Increased grading efficiency: the automatic system can process a larger number of papers in less time than a lecturer, reducing the time spent on checking;– Grading objectivity: the automated system is not subject to bias and other human factors, which ensures more objective grading of papers;– Standardization of grading: the automated system provides a uniform approach to grading, making it more transparent and comparable;– Reduced workload for lecturers: freeing lecturers from the routine work of checking papers allows them to devote more time to individual work with students.Materials and methods. Various methods can be used to develop a module for automatic assessment of students’ work, such as:Machine learning techniques: these techniques allow the module to learn from a set of examples where lecturers have already assessed students’ papers and automatically grade new papers.Natural Language Processing (NLP) methods: these methods allow the module to understand the meaning of text and evaluate it against given criteria.Expert systems methods: these methods allow the module to utilize the knowledge of experts in assessing students’ papers. …”
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Nursing residency program: A solution for overcoming transition challenges for newly graduated nurses
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