RETRACTED: Educational cluster environment as a criteria for professional competence development of students by Usarov J.E., Khimmataliev D.O., Kodirov I.D., Ergasheva G.R., Khamidova S.N.

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Relationship between training status and stress response in Chinese college student-athletes: chain mediation between sport performance strategies and coping styles by Jia Gao, Jun Xiang, Zhongren Hou, Hankun Liu

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How Students Learn: Perspective of Medical Graduates about Teaching-Learning and Academic Performance by Supriya Dhakne-Palwe, Sandeep Kadu, Gaurang Baxi, Shrunkhala Kaushik, Mrunal Patil, Madhuri Kanitkar

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Practical tips for teaching the undifferentiated medical student in the emergency department [version 2; peer review: 2 approved] by Dimitrios Papanagnou, Allan D. Winger

“…Emergency medicine clerkships have become more prevalent in the third year of medical school, a time when students are immersed in the core clinical training of their undergraduate medical education. …”
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Strengthening Critical Thinking of Elementary School Students through Android-Based iSpring Suite Interactive Media by Purnomo Indra Saputra, Ivayuni Listiani, Heny Kusuma Widiyaningrum, Supri Wahyudi Utomo

“…The results of the analysis indicate that critical thinking is an important cognitive skill that allows students to analyze problems, consider multiple perspectives, and draw logical conclusions. …”
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The effectiveness of the 'matahari' method in improving basic arithmetic skills of junior high school students by Sutarman Borean, Mindo Hotmaida Sinambela, Marlince Anggelina Siep, Risnauli Y. Nainggolan, Tresya Palungan

“…The primary aim of this research is to examine the effectiveness of the Matahari method in improving the basic arithmetic skills of seventh-grade students at SMP Biji Sesawi Wamena. Employing a quasi-experimental design with a non-equivalent pretest-posttest control group, the study used random sampling to assign students to experimental and control classes. …”
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Substantiation of effectiveness of trainings on health related methodic for students with weakened motor fitness by V.A. Kuzmin, Yu.A. Kopylov, M.D. Kudryavtsev, G.Y. Galimov, S. S. Iermakov

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Stress Management Intervention for Nursing Students Working Night Shifts by Manda Phuk, Vaishali Mohite, Mayuri Mane

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How should medical students and young physicians prepare to be National Assembly members in Korea? by Hyun-Yung Shin

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From Screens to Minds: The Connection Between Cyberbullying, Psychological Well-Being, and the Mediating Role of Perceived Social Support in High School Students by Malihe Kahi, Zahra Heidari, Maryam Esmaeili, Rahele Samouei, Mostafa Amini-Rarani

“…Conclusion: The study highlights that high school students involved in cyberbullying and cyber victimization are susceptible to a decline in their psychological well-being. …”
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THE EFFECT OF PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING ON EFL STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENT AND CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY by Sayfadin Ibrahim Sharif

“…Additionally, female students in the experimental group exhibited higher achievement scores compared to their male counterparts; however, the interaction between teaching method and gender was not statistically significant. …”
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INCREASING STUDENTS' CAPACITY IN FLOOD DISASTER THROUGH LEARNING WITH PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING MODEL WITH RELIGIOUS BEHAVIORISTIC APPROACH by Ode Sofyan Hardi, Cahyadi Setiawan, Aida Makbullah, Andhini Swarna Dyah Puspita, Muhammad Naufal Azhar

“…Regardless of these benefits, issues such as  curriculum mapping, teacher training, and the inclusion of religious instruction to accommodate diverse student backgrounds. This research concluded that the integration of PBL with religious behavioristic reinforcement improved disaster literacy, preparedness, and spiritual resilience among students. …”
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WRITTEN CORRECTIVE FEEDBACK ON EFL STUDENTS AT AN ISLAMIC JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL by Eka Mareta Suharyanti, Endang Fauziati

“…Descriptive qualitative method was employed by interviewing both the teacher and the second-year students. The participants were three teachers and twenty students. …”
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Digital technologies in education: the view of medical students by A. G. Zabolotniy, M. E. Mirgorodskaya, A. O. Moskalenko, A. I. Loseva

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Personal account of the employer in the system of evaluation of the student team by K. V. Rochev, A. V. Modanov, G. V. Korshunov

“…At this stage, methods have been developed and tested and a list of key indicators for evaluating students’ activities has been defined, a system for collecting, approving and evaluating student achievement data has been implemented. …”
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Career path prediction using XGBoost Model and students’ academic results by Hong Quan Nguyen, Duc Dang Khoi Nguyen, Tan Duy Le, An Mai, Kha Tu Huynh

“…Finally, the testing subset is loaded into the model to predict each student’s career path based on the respective inputs and hyper-parameters tuning is employed to boost the model’s accuracy. …”
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Designing An Esp Course For Finance And Banking: The Case Of 1st Year Master Students At Abou Bekr Belkaid University, Tlemcen by Slimane MEGHAGHI & Abdelkader BENSAFA

“…Keywords: ESP; Finance and Banking; needs analysis; syllabus design; language proficiency; Master’s students;University of Tlemcen…”
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“Cinemeducation” as a teaching–learning tool in Community Medicine for Phase II MBBS students by Latika N. Sinha, Aruna Solanki, Yachna Choudhary, Salil Dube, Sanjay Choudhary, Anoop Gurjar, Priyanka Kumawat, Ankit Awasthi, Parmod Goyal, Soundara P. Mullai, Rajendra Saran

“…To assess perception of students for “Cinemeducation” to enhance learning and communication skills. …”
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Features of the emergence and development of student brigades in the south of the RSFSR (1960-s – 1970-s) by A. Yu. Kapshuk

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Students experiences and motivational factors on using e-learning systems in higher education institutions in Tanzania by Mustapha Almasi, Fred Yaredi Mgata, Haruni Machumu, Agripina Masashua

“…The study surveyed demographic differences in students' e-learning system utilisation among 730 undergraduate students who were randomly sampled from three campuses at a HEI in Tanzania. …”
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