Methods of teaching educational data mining for pedagogical students by E. A. Terbusheva

“…The use of the de-scribed methodic system for senior pedagogical students allows increasing the level of research competence of students and significantly developing the competence of data analysis. …”
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The Degree of Using Cloud Computing Applications in the E-learning Environment and its Obstacles for Secondary School Students in the Capital Amman Governorate from the Viewpoint of their Teachers by Rehab Ibrahim, Fawaz Shehadeh

Professional Self-Determination and Professional Identity of Students-Teachers in the Conditions of Individualisation of Education by E. G. Belyakova, I. G. Zakharova

“…The diagnostic complex combined the assessment of students' professional self-determination through objective methods with the opinions of students themselves about the process of their professional development. …”
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Conceptions of climate change across cognitive, affective, and behavioural dimensions among adolescents: Insights from Indonesian upper-secondary students by Kelvin Tang

“…This study surveyed 4,501 upper-secondary students across four municipalities in Indonesia, examining their cognitive, affective, and behavioural dimensions of climate change conceptions. …”
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Spirituality and Health Summer Internship Program: Adapting Clinical Pastoral Education for Medical Student Instruction in Patient Spirituality by Nasser Douge, Rhoda Toperzer, Horace M. DeLisser

“…Conclusions: A medical student summer internship focused on patient spirituality and spiritual care modeled after CPE provides a level of immersion in this content not obtainable in typical medical school curricula.…”
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Does School-Based Management Help to Improve Quality of Education? A Case of Student Achievement in Nepal by Deependra P. Joshi

“…Nepal’s historical perspectives on school management, the government’s policy shift to transfer school management to local communities and student achievement results from the Government of Nepal’s National Assessment of Student Achievement (NASA) reports have been discussed. …”
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Portfolio studenta učitelství pro 1. stupeň základní školy jako obraz o utváření profesní identity budoucího učitele by Miroslava Jirásková, Barbora Petrů Puhrová

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LeiKA: an optional German general practice teaching project for first-semester medical students: who is taking part and why? A cross-sectional study by Anne-Kathrin Geier, Christiane Saur, Stefan Lippmann, Melanie Nafziger, T Frese, Tobias Deutsch

“…LeiKA aims to attract a broad range of students, not only those who are already planning to become GPs. …”
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THE EFFECT OF PLYOMETRICS TRAINING ON ATTENTION LEVEL AMONG MEDICAL STUDENTS by Mahardika Budjana Sultan Ilham, Muhammad Mufaiddudin, Bagaskara Yogatama, Ainun Rahmasari Gumay, Darmawati Ayu Indraswari, Yuriz Bakhtiar

“…The subjects were 36 male students in Faculty of Medicine, Diponegoro University with range of age 15 to 25 years old. …”
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Factor Structure Analysis of Perceived Stress Scale Among Healthcare Students by Giordanne Guimarães Freitas, Marcos Pascoal Pattussi, Tonantzin Ribeiro Gonçalves

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Nowa rewolucja przemysłowa? ChatGPT jako asystent studenta i wykładowcy by Antonina Pawłowska

“…Analizie poddane zostają nie tylko reakcje środowiska akademickiego na czat; sprecyzowana zostanie także specyfika edukacji historycznej na poziomie wyższym, aby umożliwić dokładne omówienie metod zastosowania ChatuGPT zarówno przez studenta, jak i pracownika dydaktyczno-naukowego w jego codziennej pracy. …”
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The Impact of Transactional Analysis Group Therapy, Schema Therapy, and Emotion-Focused Therapy on Emotional Regulation in Female College Students Following Romantic Breakups by Hadi Dehghani Neyestani, Seyed Hamid Atashpour, Hajar Torkan

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Ontario Student Medical Education Research Conference (OSMERC) 2024 by Ontario Medical Students Association (OMSA)

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A Reflection on Teaching Transferable Language Arts Editing Knowledge and Skills to Indigenous Alaska Native First-Generation Students by Reah J. Morabith

“…This led to examining the lack of experience teaching Alaska Native English learners and a lack of knowledge of student cultures and backgrounds. Through research and cultural training, the decision was made to add an element of knowledge exchange in the classroom by giving students the opportunity to teach about who they are and their culture and languages. …”
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Socio-emotional competency matrix in nursing education: undergraduate student perspectives by Laura Andrian Leal, Silvia Helena Henriques, Paulo Jorge Marcos Cruchinho, Iasmin Gabrielli da Silva, Josué Souza Gleriano, Carolina Cassiano

“…Fifty-seven nursing students from a public higher education institution participated. …”
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Student’s Science Literacy in Science Learning at Elementary School by Rizky Cahyaningtyas, Anatri Desstya

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Physical education of students from sports-oriented technologies by U.A. Dolinnyj, O.N. Olejnik, U.S. Sorokin, A.A. Homenko

“…Physical Education of Students…”
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College Students’ Trauma and Stress Enhance Benefits of Warm-Tone Syllabus by Merry Sleigh, Donna Nelson, Alyssa Nelson, Meridee Ritzer

“…Student stress did not interact with syllabus tone to predict instructor attributes or perceived self-efficacy; however, in the warm condition, high stress students revealed the greatest willingness to communicate with the instructor. …”
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Musical Leisure Activities in Elementary School Students: The Role of Music-Related Beliefs, Sex, Socioeconomic Status, and Migration Background by Marcus Penthin, Lisa Birnbaum, Eva S. Fritzsche, Stephan Kröner

“…The present study aims to investigate the effects of music-related beliefs on musical leisure activities of elementary school students. To this end, the relationship between music-related beliefs and musical leisure activities was examined while controlling for sex, socio-economic status, and migration background. …”
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NEW ROLE FOR THE TEACHER: PREVENT STUDENTS FROM COMPLETELY ABANDONING THEMSELVES TO AI AND RELINQUISHING CONTROL OVER THEIR LEARNING.... by Felicia CONSTANTIN

“…The teacher will introduce free chatbots (ChatGPT or similar) in a controlled way in the didactic course proposed for economics students learning business French. Creatively introducing AI into this course, before the students themselves do, powerfully establishes (a). …”
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