Analysis of adaptation processes and anxiety levels of university students staying with earthquake survivor families in state dormitories by İbrahim Dağ, Kadriye Olğaç

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Gender differences in stress intensity and coping strategies among students, future emergency relief specialists by Gačić Jasmina, Jović Slađana J., Terzić Negra S., Cvetković Vladimir M., Terzić Miloš T., Stojanović Dušan G., Stojanović Goran R.

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Peculiarities of the application of the knowledge of mathematics in real-life situations and solving problems in case of senior form students having moderate special needs by Laima Tomėnienė

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Organising Competition Using Online Form Technology as a Means of Increasing Chinese Students' Motivation in Learning RFL by Jiang Tao

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Development of Bimo Bilawa Media for Elementary School Students' Unggah-Ungguh Javanese Language Learning by Albashita Nurkharima, Ida Putriani, Adin Fauzi

“…In the readability test, students obtained a percentage of 99%, categorized as very feasible. …”
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Supporting Stressed Students: How Veteran Educators Recognize and Address Academic Stress by Lisa Konieczna, Gail Collins

“…Academic stress is a worldwide issue that impacts adolescent students and their educators. While educators may assist students in managing academic stress, they must first recognize students’ feelings of academic stress. …”
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Short-form videography exposure’s impact on the cognitive function and academic performance of high school students. by Mohamed Adam Abdel-Moneim Shamlou

“…Twenty-four students participated in the study, including five students from each grade level, and a control group with one student from each grade. …”
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Exploring attitudinal shifts in students’ lifestyle and dietary habits: The impact of formal education in nutrition and dietetics by Boda Francisc-Andrei, Májai Erzsébet, Baricsán Johanna, Boda Hajnalka, Kovács Béla

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Teaching a second foreign language based on Russian and English as the first foreign language to students of the program «Interpreter/translator in the field of professional communication» at a non-linguistic university (initial stage) by A. A. Khristolyubova, M. V. Zolotova, N. V. Vaganova

“…When teaching a second foreign language within this program, a number of methodical problems arise.The formulation of the research problem is determined by the lack of educational and methodological support for teaching this discipline, the tight time frame for mastering a second foreign language.The goals of the research include identifying difficulties of students in the second foreign language (French) classes in the conditions of a non-linguistic university within the additional professional educational program for advanced training «Translator in the field of professional communication» at the initial stage, describing the methodological methods and techniques of teaching French as the second foreign language within the framework of the communicativecognitive approach aimed at solving students' problems.The Materials and methods. …”
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Upcoming: Exploring College Students' Perceptions of Care-Based Pedagogy: A Mixed Method Study by Ophelie Desmet, Evelyn Davis-Walker, Ericka Parra, Meagan Wood Hopkins, Rebecca Reynolds, Michael Antonoff, Danielle Bond

“… This study explored college students' perspectives on care received from their instructors. …”
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Diet Supplementation with Pomegranate Fruit Alters Distal Gut Microbiota of Healthy Female College Students by Brant Bandow, Entsar S. Shaaban, Sumudu Rajakaruna, Zeinab Saleh, Sahar A. Abdelaziz, Laila Hussein, Oleg Paliy

“…We assessed how regular daily intake of fresh pomegranate can affect the distal gut microbiota of young healthy female students in Egypt, a region with abundant pomegranate production and frequent occurrence of gut dysbiosis. …”
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Faculty experiences and perspectives of teaching standardised nursing language to nursing students: an ethnographic research study by Kristi Rannus, Dickon Weir-Hughes

“…Challenges include studentsâ reliance on existing materials rather than independent reasoning, particularly in selecting appropriate NIC and NOC. …”
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Exploring how Te Whāriki and the New Zealand Curriculum prepare children and students for an Art of Living by Alice Cowper, Christoph Teschers

“…It was also found that the NZC could provide more opportunities for practical life skills to be included in the curriculum, as well as providing clearer instruction on how to implement effective careers education and other knowledge areas and thinking skills relevant for students to develop their own art of living. …”
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Developing the moral competencies of accounting students: a case study of International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) by Umaru Zubairu

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Multiple transitions resulting from remediation and re-entry of first-year undergraduate medical students: expectations and experiences, emotions and recommendations by Nokuthula Tlalajoe-Mokhatla

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Knowledge and attitudes toward nutritional deficiencies in celiac disease among medical students and healthcare providers in Egypt by Mohammed N. Abdelaziz, Hajer Azzam, Abdalla Hefnawy, Ahmed R. A. Moustafa, Elkasabi Team, Omar Abdallah

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Developing an E-Big Book Assisted Global Method to Improve Information Narrative Text Comprehension among Elementary School Students by Malika Aulia Faradila Faradila, Panca Dewi Purwati

“… Low reading comprehension among first-grade students presents a significant educational challenge. …”
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Students' Attitudes Toward the Clinical Learning Environment and Clinical Supervision in Nursing College at the University of Mosul by Hanaa Hussein Mukhlif

“…In addition, determining the class of students and the number of patients in hospital wards had an impact on students' attitudes …”
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Can the diversity of students and differentiated instruction achieve curriculum targets? by Moh Nafis Husen Romadani

“…This approach involves adjusting the content, process, products, and learning environment so that each student can learn most effectively. Differentiated instruction is an ideal concept for students. …”
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PERCEPTIONS OF LECTURERS AND STUDENTS REGARDING THE USE OF ENGLISH IN THE EMI CLASSROOM by Le Thi Tuyet Hanh*, Thai Phan Tu Van, Nguyen Thi Nguyet Ha

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