THE ROLE OF STAKEHOLDERS IN LEADING AND MANAGING EDUCATIONAL RESILIENCE FOR SUSTAINABILITY by Peter Babajide OLOBA

“…The findings identify the political class, teachers, reform facilitators, proprietors of private schools, students, parents, the legislature, the government, traditional rulers, religious leaders, NGOs, teacher training institutions, teachers’ unions, and the ministry of education as essential stakeholders that should be involved in leading and managing educational resilience for sustainability. …”
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The impact of French as a medium of instruction on academic access and performance in Moroccan higher education by Abdessatar Azennoud, Khawla Lamghari, Achraf Guaad

“…Many students reported shifting to disciplines with fewer language barriers due to their difficulties with French. …”
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Meat in the Sandwich: The Impact of Changing Policy Contexts and Local Management of Schools on Principals’ Work in New Zealand 1989-2009 by Noeline Alcorn

“… The impact of principal leadership on school outcomes, particularly student achievement, is assuming unprecedented attention internationally. …”
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Long COVID’s Chronic Toll: A Case Report on Unresolved Neuromuscular and Psychological Symptoms by Ahmad Reza Rezaei, Dieter Lenzen

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The 8-Factor reasoning styles scale: development, validation, and psychometric evaluation by Volkan Duran, Ferdi Çelık

“…Its factorial stability across student and community samples, coupled with satisfactory reliability and demonstrable concurrent validity, supports its use in educational, cognitive, and decision-science research. …”
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CO₂ and summer insolation as drivers for the Mid-Pleistocene Transition by M. D. W. Scherrenberg, M. D. W. Scherrenberg, C. J. Berends, R. S. W. van de Wal, R. S. W. van de Wal

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Prevalence of Thinness and Stunting and Associated Factors among Adolescent School Girls in Adwa Town, North Ethiopia by Tsgehana Gebregyorgis, Takele Tadesse, Azeb Atenafu

“…Data on 814 adolescent female students were collected from March to April 2015 using interviewer administered pretested semistructured questionnaire and anthropometric measurements. …”
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Neural basis underlying the association between openness/intellect and scientific creativity achievement: the mediation role of the inferior frontal gyrus by Yi Wan, Tianwei Xu, Wenlong Zhou, Lei Fu, Peiduo Liu, Jiang Qiu, Wenjing Yang

“…Abstract Scientific creativity is vital for cultivating higher-order thinking skills and preparing students for a rapidly evolving world. Research consistently highlights Intellect as a key driver of scientific creativity. …”
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O campo é um laboratório para a gestão ambiental by Neli Aparecida de Mello-Théry

“…It also included some testimonials from students involved in academic monitoring…”
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Improving CSCL Performance: A Quasiexperimental Study with Control and Intervention Groups Comparing Informative and Suggestive Feedback by Lanqin Zheng, Kaushal Kumar Bhagat, Miaolang Long, Nitesh Kumar Jha

“…The students in experimental Group 1 adopted knowledge graph-based suggestive feedback, the students in experimental Group 2 adopted automated informative feedback, and the students in the control group adopted traditional online collaborative learning without any feedback. …”
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Methods for deriving the law of radioactive decay and the law of radiation absorption using the property of the exponent function when studying Physics in the system of secondary v... by D. B. Siyukhova, T. I. Demina

“…Meanwhile, both of these difficulties can be easily overcome by using the properties of the exponential function known to students of secondary vocational education.The purpose of the research is to develop a methodology for deriving the law of radioactive decay and the law of radiation absorption, using the properties of the exponential function; to conduct a pedagogical experiment in order to identify the problem of students’ mastery of the proposed material.The research methods used are theoretical justification; calculation; comparison of quantities; graphical analysis of experimental data; generalization of the experimental factors of the study and their explanation.The research results: a methodology has been developed for deriving the law of radioactive decay and the law of radiation absorption using the property of the exponential function; the result of the pedagogical experiment confirmed the effectiveness of the developed methodology.Key conclusions: from the proposed article we can conclude that the presented method for deriving the law of radioactive decay and the law of absorption of radiation using the property of the exponent function can be used by teachers when studying the section «Radioactive Radiation» for both students of professional educational organizations and school students (advanced level).…”
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Usability Evaluation of a Board Game for Learning Robotics of Care by Blanca Gonzalo-de Diego, Alexandra González-Aguña, Marta Fernández-Batalla, Enrique Monsalvo-San Macario, Andrea Sierra-Ortega, Roberto Barchino-Plata, María Lourdes Jiménez-Rodríguez, José María Santamaría-García

“…RobotCareMaker^® allows teachers, professionals, and nursing students to integrate curricular competencies in novel topics such as care robotics. …”
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Developing pupils’ creativity through 3D modeling: an experimental study by Tomáš Sosna, Vladimír Vochozka, Michal Šerý, Josef Blažek

“…Future research should focus on the long-term impact of 3D modeling and its integration with augmented and virtual reality to support students’ creative thinking.…”
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Radiomic Feature Extraction Based on Computed Tomography for Stroke Patients by Alamgir Hossain, Jolly Sultana, Shahed Hossain, Hafizur Rahman

“…Statistical examination via Student’s t-test revealed significant differences (P < 0.05). …”
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Physical education exercise improves physical fitness and working memory function: a randomized controlled trial study of Uyghur adolescents in Xinjiang, China by Xiaodi Cai, Yuefeng Liu, Yanhong Li, Zhiqiang Chen

“…Methods Randomly selected 222 Chinese Xinjiang Uyghur secondary school students were randomly divided into a control group and an exercise intervention group. …”
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The Future Role of Medical Teachers as Influencers by Mohamed Mostafa Al-Eraky

“…The future educator must take on the role of a global influencer, creating high-quality, concise digital content, guiding students through overwhelming content options, and fostering online communities. …”
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Optimization of Random Forest Algorithm with Backward Elimination Method in Classification of Academic Stress Levels by Salsabila Dani Amalia, Mula Agung Barata, Pelangi Eka Yuwita

“…Thus, this research is expected to contribute to the management of student academic stress against the risk of academic stress.…”
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The model of client-server interaction with non-resident servers by D. A. Koval, L. V. Serebryanaya

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INTRODUCTION OF NEW SKILL «IN-SERVICE TRAINER» IN WORLDSKILLS RUSSIA by Vitaly A. Kopnov, Anna V. Sokolova

“…Integration of in-service training at all levels of training – from students to experienced workers into receivership motion would allow us to create a creative learning environment, promoting active self-development group of training of vocational trainers in general.Practical significance. …”
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Innovative Swimming Activities: Enhancing Self-Confidence, Safety, and Motor Development in Young Children by Komang Ayu Krisna Dewi, Ni Komang Rian Tutuandari

“…The research was conducted at SDN 1 Batuagung, Jembrana, using a quantitative method with a quasi-experimental design—specifically, a non-equivalent control group design—involving 40 students aged 6–8 years. The experimental group received swimming instruction through innovative play-based methods, while the control group received conventional instruction. …”
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