University students’ anticipated stigma toward individuals with hereditary chronic diseases in oman: a cross-sectional study by Ali Alkalbani, Maryam Alharrasi, Jansi Natarajan, Khaldoun Aldiabat, Ammar Al Badi, Amjad Al Rumhi, Khalid Alqassabi, Nawal Al Aamri, Omar Al Omari

“…This study aims to assess university students’ anticipated stigma toward individuals with hereditary chronic diseases. …”
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Motivation of pediatricians in Lower Saxony to teach medical students in outpatient practices: A questionnaire-based study by Rahn, Alexandros, Müller, Thomas, Stadlbauer, Benjamin, Herbach, Anna-Lena, Greiner, Lennart, Mücke, Urs

“…The main barrier identified was concern that students might disrupt practice operations (53% agreement). …”
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Our Journey of Co-Designing a Suicide Stigma Reduction Program for Postsecondary Students: Highlighting the Value of Lived Expert Collaboration in Program Development by Brittany L. Lindsay, Emily Bernier, Arianna M. Gibson, Monique Chen, Gemma Reynolds, Alexis Berends, Faith Belarmino, Caden Nelson, Rigel Tormon, Andrew C.H Szeto

“…With the increase in reported suicide thoughts and behaviours in postsecondary students, stigma reduction interventions are an important area of mental health promotion. …”
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Evaluating the Knowledge of Computed Tomography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging Parameters Between Undergraduate Students and Radiographers in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: A Cross-Sectional Study by Aljuaid LA, Alblowi MA, Almary SY, Alshamrani KM, Subahi AM

“…Despite slight differences in knowledge scores across groups (3rd-year students, 4th-year students, internship students, radiographers, and others), internship students showed the highest mean CT knowledge scores. …”
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Paramedic student encounters with patients during clinical placements: A multi‐institutional cohort study by David Page, Tom Brazelton, Gordon Kokx, Paul A Jennings, Brett Williams

“…The median total number of patient encounters per paramedic student was 206 (142–269) and the median total clinical placement hours per student was 626 (504–752). …”
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Anaemia Prevalence More Than Doubles in an Academic Year in a Cohort of Tertiary Students: A Repeated-Measure Study in Cape Coast, Ghana by Regina Elorm Amoaning, Ernestina Siaw Amoako, Grace Arezie Kyiire, Dennis Dela Owusu, Happy Bruce, David Larbi Simpong, Patrick Adu

“…This study evaluated factors predictive of optimal iron stores as well as changes in haematological parameters over the course of an academic year in a cohort of tertiary students. Materials and Methods. The repeated-measure cohort study recruited 117 undergraduate students from September 2018 to May 2019. …”
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Conceptions of parents of adolescent students about the sexuality of their children by Pollyanna de Siqueira Queirós, Laurena Moreira Pires, Marcos André Matos, Ana Luiza Neto Junqueira, Marcelo Medeiros, Márcia Maria de Souza

“…Objective: to know the conceptions of parents of adolescent students about the sexuality of their children. Methods: it is a qualitative research modality Strategic Research, using focus groups guided by a semi structured instrument with 15 parents of adolescent students. …”
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Development of extended reality projects: the role of project-based experiential learning in fostering student engagement by Khadija Hamidani, Tse-Kian Neo, Vimala Perumal, Angela Amphawan

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Factors related to risky alcohol consumption and binge drinking in Spanish college students: a cross-sectional study by Enrique Ramón-Arbués, Isabel Antón-Solanas, Isabel Rosario Blázquez-Ornat, Piedad Gómez-Torres, Loreto García-Moyano, Eva Benito-Ruiz

“…Objectives The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence of risky alcohol consumption and regular binge drinking, and their associated factors, in Spanish college students.Design A cross-sectional study was conducted.Setting This study took place at a private university in a northern region of Spain.Participants A total of 330 Spanish undergraduate university students enrolled in the 2022–2023 academic year voluntarily agreed to participate in this investigation.Primary and secondary outcome measures Data collection included sociodemographic information and health-related behaviours. …”
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An Evaluation of the Emotions and Thoughts of First-Grade Primary School Students Who Could Not Attend School After the Earthquake During Their Readaptation Process by Emine Kaya, Ali Ünişen

Subjects: “…orientation process in primary school students…”
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Competencias docentes, tecnología y personalidad de los estudiantes del Máster de Secundaria / Teacher competencies, technology and personality among secondary education master’s students by Maria del Sagrario Del-Valle-Díaz, Javier Rodriguez-Torres, José Jesús Castro-Sánchez, Gerardo Fernández-Escribano

“…Methodology: 241 students (105 men and 136 women) from the 2019–2020 cohort took part. …”
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Knowledge and experience of students concerning the professional masters in nursing by Claudia Mara de Melo Tavares, Maria Madalena Januário Leite

“…We interviewed 12 students admitted to the masters in 2010, through focus groups. …”
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Difficulties with positive, but not negative, emotion regulation moderate the association between positive alcohol expectancies and alcohol use in college students by Katherine Shircliff, Haley Coronado, Madeline McClinchie, Caroline Cummings

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Career consciousness and commitment to graduation among higher education students in Central and Eastern Europe by Hajnalka Fényes, Márta Mohácsi, Katalin Pallay

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UNIVERSITY EFL STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF SMARTPHONE-ASSISTED LANGUAGE LEARNING by Rastislav Metruk, Slavomíra Klimszová, Tereza Guziurová

“…Moreover, 33 independent sample t-tests revealed that on the whole, no statistically significant differences between the Czech and Slovak students were identified. It can be concluded that students use smartphones to develop various language systems and skills, though to varying degrees, while it is the skill of speaking that is the least practiced and developed skill. …”
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GENERIC COMPETENCES OF THE PhD STUDENTS IN THE VIEW OF MODERN STUDIES by Derstuganova Natalia

“…The article deals with the modern approaches of national and foreign researchers to the identification of important generic competences in the preparation of Doctor of Philosophy degree students. In modern society, the role of science is constantly growing. …”
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THE EFFECT OF MBKM ON STUDENTS' KNOWLEDGE SHARING INTENTION: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY BASED ON THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR by Nur Rahmi Akbarini

“…The sampling technique of this study used a convenience sampling technique; at the end of the study, it obtained answers from respondents of students majoring in teacher education who had attended the MBKM program 262 students. …”
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The use of blended learning technology in the training for students of pedagogical specialties by Larysa Udovychenko, Nataliia Kuzminets, Olena Stadnik, Natalia Кosharna, Lada Petryk

“…The result of the pedagogical experiment should establish the level of blended education technology effectiveness for students of pedagogical specialties in the conditions of the modern educational paradigm. …”
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Transforming Assumed/Assigned Positionalities in Socio-Emotionally Struggling L2 Students: An Intervention Study by Karimi Mohammad Nabi, Ashkani Parisa

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UNLOCKING THE POTENTIAL OF PROJECT-BASED LEARNING: ELEVATING WRITING SKILLS IN ISLAMIC SCHOOL JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS by Abdur Romsi, Sulistyaningsih Sulistyaningsih

“…Project-based learning (PjBL), an innovative teaching approach that emphasizes active, student-centered learning through real-world projects, serves as a cornerstone for educational advancement. …”
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