Examination of the Employment Hope Levels of the Undergraduate Music Students by M. Nevra Küpana

“…The study group was comprised of 791 undergraduate music students in Turkey during 2015-2016 school year. “Employment Hope Scale” was the data collection tool. …”
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INVESTIGATING AND IDENTIFYING THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTORS AFFECTING THE QUALITY OF TEACHING AND LEARNING OF STUDENTS OF THE RAILWAY ENGINEERING FACULTY by Seyed Ali Mosayebi, Mahmoud Khani Alamoti, Ali Samarghandi, Zeinab Hojati

“…At the end, solutions to increase the quality of teaching and learning of students, especially the students of the railway faculty, which were examined as a case study in this research, were presented.…”
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The effectiveness of positivity training on students\' cognitive flexibility and resilience by Mohsen Mohammad Karimi, Siavash talepasand, Ishaq Rahimian Bogar

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STUDENT ENTERPRISES - A NECESSITY FOR THE ROMANIAN HIGHER EDUCATION by CLAUDIA ISAC

Subjects: “…student enterprise…”
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The Relationships among Exercise Behavior, Body Composition and Perceived Health Levels in University Students by Levent Sangün, Dilek Sevimli, Tuğba Uluer

“…This study aims to investigate the relationship between regular physical activity level, body composition and perceived health levels of university students. Methods: Participants of this study were consisted of 331 university students including 158 females and 173 males. …”
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The Effect of Using Desktop Prezi Learning Media towards Student Learning Outcomes on Intermolecular Forces by Raudhaton Nur, Latifah Hanum, Zulfadli Zulfadli

“…The research instrument used in the form of test questions, student activity observation sheets and student response questionnaire sheets. …”
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Development of Canva-Based Reading Card Media on the Material I Obey the Rules for Grade II Elementary School Students by Hilda Andini Mandasari, Zaka Hadikusuma Ramadan

“…The subjects involved were students, teachers and material, language and design experts to test the validity of the learning media. …”
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Correction: Psychometric properties of the Bangla version of the sense of coherence scale among university students in Bangladesh. by Momtaz Sultana, Yuta Hayashi, Tanzilur Rahman Tamim, Rie Chiba, Muhammad Kamal Uddin

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“Looking for a Better Future”: Examining African Portuguese-Speaking Students’ Motivation to Study in Portuguese Higher Education by Catarina Doutor, Natália Alves

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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MINDFULNESS AND ACADEMIC RESILIENCE IN STUDENTS OF SYIAH KUALA UNIVERSITY, INDONESIA: CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY by Siti Sarah, Kartika Sari, Iskandar, Zaujatul Amna

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Navigating the fear: assessing nursing students’ concerns and preventive practices in response to Monkeypox in Egypt by Shaimaa Mohamed Amin, Doaa El Demerdash, Mona Metwally El-Sayed, Tasneem Ragab Ahmed Salama, Mohamed Gamal Elsehrawy, Mohamed Hussein Ramadan Atta

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Multimedia Related Vocabulary Learning Strategies among English as a Foreign Language Algerian Students by Adela Talbi spouse Hassani

“… The focus in the present paper is on the evolution of students' behaviour in terms of Vocabulary Learning Strategies use from Year 1 to Year 3, with special focus on the type of strategies that might be conductive to larger vocabulary size.  …”
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The relationship between the three-factor eating questionnaire (TFEQ) subscales (dietary restraint, disinhibition, and hunger) and the body mass index: A cross-sectional study among female students by Nujud Almuhammadi, Waad Alfawaz

“…Conclusions: The study indicated that all TFEQ subscales play an important role in weight variability, increasing the risk of eating disorders among college-aged Saudi female students. The BMI positively correlated to the students' eating behavioural profiles of high restrain, high disinhibition, and high hunger, and the hidden risk for eating disorders and obesity in normal-weight female students was high. …”
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Enhancing students reflective thinking through outdoor play and game-based contextual learning by Nur Riski Hasanah, Turmudi Turmudi, Dadang Juandi, Lessa Roesdiana

“…This shows that the four indicators significantly influence the reflective thinking of mathematics teacher students. …”
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Speaking Plainly: Student Led Reporting in Relation to the New Zealand Curriculum Standards by Jennifer Charteris, Rebecca Trafford

“…Student agency can be seen both as a prerequisite for and as an outcome of meaningful, engaged and self-directed learning. …”
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The Effect of Suggested Physical Exercises to Reduce Wrist Joint Injuries Among Secondyear Gymnastics Students by Ghasaq Taher Habeeb, Ali Barkawi Jleeb, Fawziya Kathem Mohsen, Ali Smoom Fartousy

“…Participants consisted of 36 students (age=20±1.5, weight=71.83±3.4, height=175.83±5.5). …”
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Alfred Werner Fund Master’s Student Scholarships by Hans P. Lüthi

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Distance Learning Activities For The Nahwu Subjects For Students In Islamic Boarding School by Faris Maturedy

“…Implemented over the Maulid holiday, this program offers students three assignments and has garnered a favorable reception from their guardians. …”
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Community Preceptors’ Views on the Training Needs of Medical Students and Factors Affecting Medical Education in the Community Setting: An Exploratory Study by Megumi Yasuda, Takuya Saiki, Chihiro Kawakami, Rintaro Imafuku

“…The factors identified as facilitating community-based teaching included “positive emotions felt throughout the teaching experience,” “supporting hospitals and the wider community,” and “devotion to students.” Factors that hindered involvement included “perceived difficulty of teaching preclinical students” and “education-related issues at universities assigning students on placement,” such as the lack of opportunities for community-based teaching within the curriculum. …”
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Application of problem based learning (PBL) learning model based on culturally responsive teaching (CRT) to the science learning outcomes of students in grade VII junior high school by Lusi Rahmawati, Lina Agustina

“…In addition, observation of affective aspects indicated that the level of activity and involvement of students in the experimental class was observed to be higher than in the control class. …”
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