اثر استخدام أسلوب التضمين في بعض القدرات البدنية والمهارية بكرة القدم لطلاب كلية التربية البدنية وعلوم الرياضة... by نبيل عبد الوهاب العزاوي, سعد عامر اسماعيل

“…A search on the simple introduction about the game of football and the research problem and objectives of the research and which (to identify the effect of using the style of inclusion in the development of capabilities physical and skill in the studied material soccer among Students in the first phase) and also the imposition of search (there with semantic statistical differences in the tribal tests and a posteriori the research sample in a lesson of football material Physical Education and Sports Science) also included a sample search on the (33) students out of 125 students represents researcher proportion of the amount of 26.4% of the original research community. 2. ensure that the door presentation of the results of statistical processing using a set of tables, and then analyzed and discussed in a scientific manner accurate and supported by scientific sources through this discussion and then to reach the goals of the research and verification of the hypothesis. 3. included the conclusions of which (proven effectiveness of using style modulated (containment) among a sample search members in the development of all abilities physical and skill to study the substance of football in the Faculty of Physical Education and Sports Science) and the recommendations of them (use the style modulated (containment) because of its positive impact in the development of some of the physical and skill capabilities to study the substance of football at the College of Physical Education and Sports Science and all grades). …”
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A review of 3D design knowledge and its impact on creativity in fashion design education by Evridiki Papahristou, Nefeli Zolota Tatsi

“…The implementation of a structured course in 3D virtual prototyping provided students with theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience using advanced software. …”
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Frequency and risk factors for transient neonatal myasthenia by N. A. Khrushcheva, N. I. Shcherbakova, A. A. Shabalina, M. V. Kostyreva

“…A univariate analysis of the features of maternal myasthenia and the characteristics of newborns in groups with and without TNM was carried out. Student’s t - test and Pearson 2 were used to compare groups. …”
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Impact assessment of Controlled Mechanical Ventilation systems for air quality in school buildings: a study protocol by Maria Francesca Rossi, Flavia Beccia, Raimondo Leone, Clara Peretti, Luca Verdi, Costanzo Di Perna, Sergio Montelpare, Giuseppina Caggiano, Umberto Moscato, necessARIA Working Group

“…As the project involves the installation of Controlled Mechanical Ventilation (CMV) systems in schools, the primary aim of the study is to assess the perceived indoor air quality in classrooms in a population of primary and secondary school students without (pre-installation) and with (post-installation) CMVs. …”
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Epidemiology of Ocular Trauma and Predictive Modeling of Visual Outcomes: A 12-Year Retrospective Study at a Tertiary Hospital in China by Lu S, Li H, Yang X, Ma C, Li X

“…Farmers (33.3%) and students (20.9%) were the most common occupations. …”
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INSTRUMENTATION OF FOUR-POINT BENDING TEST DURING 4D COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY by Daniel Kytýř, Tomáš Fíla, Petr Koudelka, Ivana Kumpová, Michal Vopálenský, Leona Vavro, Martin Vavro

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Philological Literacy Development Model: The Role Of Lecturers' Managerial Competency And Leadership Authority by Ulfah Rasyidatus Syarifah, Syamsul Anam, Asep Maulana

“…This article aims to analyze and find the managerial competence of lecturers in constructing students' philological literacy awareness through poetry media at the Imam Syafi'i Islamic High School (STDI) in Jember Regency. …”
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Indisciplina e afetividade: um enfoque antropológico by Francisca Eleodora Santos Severino, Alfredo Oscar Salun

“…It is discussed the nature and pedagogical potential of cultural tradition as articulator of values and behavioral patterns that may cause difficulties in the relationship between students and teachers in classroom, by acts of indiscipline and mutual disrespect, or the relationship between students that occurs in the school environment generating expressions of violence and bullying.…”
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Molecular genetic methods in biomedical research. Part III: human gene diagnostics in clinical practice by A. N. Volkov, L. V. Nacheva

“…The lecture is aimed primarily at biomedical students and physicians and represents a continuation of the previous lectures published in Fundamental and Clinical Medicin.…”
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The Effect of Adding Job’s Tears to Yogurt on Plasma Glycated Albumin, Weight, and Lipid Profile in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: A Randomized Controlled Trial by Nanny Djaja

“…Paired and unpaired Students t-test, Wilcoxon signed-rank, and Mann–Whitney test were applied. …”
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The effect of endurance training on serum hs-Creative protein as an inflammatory predictor of cardiovascular disease in untrained men by حشمت الله پارسیان, خسرو ابراهیم, حجت اله نیک بخت, فتانه خانعلی

“…Methods: For this purpose, 30healthy male students from Science and Research Azad University of Tehran branch were selectedand divided randomly into two equal groups (endurance training and control). …”
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Exploring Young Adults' Experiences and Beliefs in Asthma Medication Management: Pilot Qualitative Study Comparing Human and Multiple AI Thematic Analysis by Ruth Ndarake Jeminiwa, Caroline Popielaski, Amber King

“…MethodsThis study purposefully sampled young adults between the ages of 18 years and 29 years who had a prescription for an inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) and were either students or staff of a large metropolitan university in the northeastern United States. …”
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Integration of Photovoltaic Shading Device and Vertical Farming on School Buildings to Improving Indoor Daylight, Thermal Comfort and Energy Performance in Three Different Cities i... by Weihao Hao, Jiahua Xu, Feiyu Zhao, Dong-Wook Sohn, Xuepeng Shi

“…The findings suggest that integrating these systems into the building envelope can optimize the energy performance of school buildings while improving the comfort and well-being of students and staff.…”
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Problem-oriented approaches to training clinical medical professional postgraduates in scientific research by Boya Shi, Kehui Wu, Jia Wei, Yaoqi Wang, Renzhu Pang, Yong Li, Shuai Yang, Xianying Meng

“…Under the "Four Certificates in One" training model, the clinical medical professional postgraduate education of clinical medicine has increasingly revealed an imbalance between training and research development, highlighting a significant deficiency in cultivating students' scientific research capabilities.Currently, a well-structured educational framework to effectively nurture the research skills of clinical medical professional postgraduates remains lacking.This study focuses on clinical medical professional postgraduate students specializing in general surgery as the primary subjects of observation.By analyzing the current status of scientific research education for clinical medical professional postgraduate and drawing upon our institution’s recent teaching reform efforts, we explore specific strategies for developing research skills in clinical medical professional postgraduate students, particularly through a clinical problem-oriented approach.Furthermore, we offer reflections on the future direction of research education for clinical medical professional postgraduate, with the goal of fostering the development of well-rounded, high-quality medical professionals.…”
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LE DÉVELOPPEMENT DE LA PENSÉE CRITIQUE DES ÉLÈVES : DANS QUELLE MESURE LA PRATIQUE DU DIALOGUE PHILOSOPHIQUE SE SUFFIT-ELLE À ELLE-MÊME ? by Mathieu GAGNON, Olivier MICHAUD

“… The Development of Critical Thinking in Students: to What Extent the Practice of Philosophical Dialogue is Sufficient to Itself? …”
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Literature review on the competencies of data literacy for middle-grade learners by Semi Yeom

“… In today’s data-driven world, it is crucial for students to be data literate; able to view, understand, and reason with data in multimodal forms representing real-world phenomena. …”
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Use of Instagram as an Educational Tool with Pre-Service Teachers and the Impact on Digital Competence in Communication and Collaboration by José Antonio Martínez-Domingo, Inmaculada Aznar-Díaz, José María Romero-Rodríguez, Juan José Victoria-Maldonado

“…Platforms like Instagram facilitate collaboration, access to learning, and content creation, becoming essential tools for the development of students and future educators in digital environments. …”
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Preference Signals and Interview Invitations: Insight Into Recent Updates to the Oto‐HNS Residency Application Process by Radhika Duggal, Kyra Osborne, Alan Kominsky, William S. Tierney

“…Abstract Objective While students in the 2023 Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery (Oto‐HNS) residency match were allowed 7 preference signals, this number increased to 25 for the 2024 match with the goal of reducing the overall application volume. …”
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Programme administrators’ views on barriers in the Cuban-South African medical collaboration at UKZN by Valerie Chinniah, Ashika Maharaj

“…Conclusion: Addressing these barriers is crucial for improving the overall experience of the cohort students, who play a vital role in enhancing human resources for health, driving health reforms and supporting primary healthcare in South Africa. …”
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Clinical characteristics, depression, anxiety, and stress of medical workers during the COVID-19 pandemic: a cross-sectional survey by Xue Li, Qian Zhang, Wenkun Li, Jian Wei, Jie Xing, Xun Yang, Peng Li, Shutian Zhang

“…The proportion of anxiety was significantly higher in the infection group (52.32%) than in the non-infection group (28.45%) (p < 0.001), as was the proportion of stress (41.47% vs. 31.90%, p = 0.046). Medical students (odds ratios (OR) 0.54, 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.31–0.93) and other staff (OR 0.63, 95% CI 0.40–0.98) had a lower risk for depression than doctors (p = 0.024), and attendant and infective situations of workers was the risk factor for depression (p = 0.007). …”
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