Schools of the RSFSR North-West under Occupation of 1941-1944 by Elena E. Krasnozhenova, Dmitry A. Vycherov

“…The author within their work shows: the reduction in the number of schools and students in the region, changes in the content of curricula, the measures of the occupying authorities towards teaching staff, and the problems of organizing the educational process. …”
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Programmed Learning Sequence and Instructional Module: Their Acceptability and Effectiveness in Teaching Plane Geometry by Julius Valderama

“…Two sections with more than 40 students each were the source of respondents. Students were matched based on their average grade in Math1 and Math 2 creating two matched groups of 35 subjects each. …”
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Exploring the impact of virtual reality on presence: findings from a classroom experiment by Christine Austermann, Florin Blanckenburg, Korbinian Blanckenburg, Till Utesch

“…IntroductionThis study examines the perception of presence among students using virtual reality (VR) compared to iPads. …”
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The Effect of Fostering a Growth Mindset in Primary School Children: Does Intervention Approach Matter? by Dagmar Platte, Kate M. Xu, Renate H. M. de Groot

“…Previous studies have predominantly focused on secondary and undergraduate students, investigating the efficacy of a reading and writing intervention related to intelligence. …”
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A new insight on reciprocal relationship between microRNA expression and epigenetic modifications in human lung cancer by Roghayeh Sheervalilou, Sakine Shirvaliloo, Sedigheh Fekri Aval, Amir Mahdi Khamaneh, Akbar Sharifi, Khalil Ansarin, Nosratollah Zarghami

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Examining the Use of Verbal Teacher Feedback in Physical Education Lessons by Rachel Mackinney

“…These findings emphasise the role of tailored feedback in PE to optimise student learning and engagement.…”
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IMPLEMENTASI WEBSITE COMPANY PROFILE DAN PERSURATAN SEBAGAI INOVASI TEKNOLOGI DIGITAL DESA KARYA MAKMUR by Fransiskus Panca Juniawan, Muhammad Habib Assobry, Megawati Megawati, Razen Syahputra, Firman Ali, Adinda Nayla, Fihan Carissa, Dwi Yuny Sylfania

“…This method was chosen because of its advantages in involving students so they can directly feel the experience of sharing skills and knowledge to the community so that they feel like better people. …”
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Attitudes of Consumers from Autonomus Province of Vojvodina toward Advertising through Sport among the Question how Often they Participate in Sports Activities by Zoran Milosevic, Dusan Stupar, Slavko Molnar, Natasa Sekulic

“…The sample included 451 students from Faculti of Sporth and Physical Education, Faculty of sport and tourism in Novi Sad and Chemical, Biotechnology and Medicine Department in Subotica, divided into six subsample groups: consumers who do not participate in sport activities at all, then consumers who participate in sport activities less than ones a month, next 1–4 a month, 5–10 a month, 11–20 a month, as well as consumers participate in sport activities more than 20 times a month. …”
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORT TEACHERS' SATISFACTION WITH THEIR PROFESSIONAL WORK by N. Kostova

“…It is indisputable that teachers’ professional work is with a cause aimed at building students’ mental, physical, intellectual, and emotional development, which inevitably places the teaching profession among those of high social importance. …”
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Hand hygiene intervention to optimize helminth infection control: Design and baseline results of Mikono Safi-An ongoing school-based cluster-randomised controlled trial in NW Tanza... by Kenneth Makata, Safari Kinung'hi, Christian Hansen, Philip Ayieko, Simon Sichalwe, Onike Mcharo, Jeroen Ensink, Robert Dreibelbis, Sarah Rockowitz, Elialilia Okello, Heiner Grosskurth, Saidi Kapiga

“…Assenting students were interviewed using a structured questionnaire and asked to provide a stool specimen.…”
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Prevalence and characterisation of energy drink consumption in Europe: a systematic review by Ana Teijeiro, Nerea Mourino, Guadalupe García, Cristina Candal-Pedreira, Julia Rey-Brandariz, Carla Guerra-Tort, Marta Mascareñas-García, Agustín Montes-Martínez, Leonor Varela-Lema, Mónica Pérez-Ríos

“…The most studied frequency of ED consumption was weekly consumption, and the most studied population was school students. An increase in the prevalence of consumption was observed when tracking ED consumption over time. …”
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Examining challenges and opportunities for effective democratic management practices in university classrooms by Taiwo Christianah Omodan, Sekitla Daniel Makhasane, Cias Thapelo Tsotetsi

“…It calls for a comprehensive approach that includes professional development for lecturers, curriculum redesign, and the provision of sufficient resources to overcome the identified challenges and leverage the opportunities for creating a more engaging, inclusive, and empowering learning experience for all students.…”
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Evaluating a discipline of the degree course in nursing under a visão transformadora by Elizabeth Mesquita Melo, Taciana Cavalcante de Oliveira, Maria Grasiela Teixeira Barroso

“…The relationship teacher-student / student-teacher was based on the communication it executes between educator and student, contributing to the process teaching-learning, in spite of some difficulties noticed by the students. …”
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A study on the knowledge, attitude, and practice of research integrity among medical professionals in Ningxia, China by Yiran Jin, Jie Wei, Jingyi Zhang, Sang Luo, Liwei Yuan, Xiaojie Zou, Dan Liu

“…Conclusion In this study, a KAP questionnaire was administered to clinicians, nurses, medical faculty and students to find out their understanding of research integrity and their attitudes towards academic misconduct. …”
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The Path and Trends in Information Science and Technology Curriculum Construction by XIONG Zhang, TANG Xiaolan

“…The construction of Information Science and Technology courses should always focus on the comprehensive development of students. Through such approaches as deep integration of multiple disciplines, collaborative development of artificial intelligence education, and project-based practice to assist students' growth an education ecosystem for Information Science and Technology can be constructed to cultivate innovative talents adapted to the future social development.…”
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Infusion, Diffusion, and Acculturation on Instructional Training: Lived Experiences of Social Studies Teachers by Lea Monloy, Nancy Espacio

“…Teachers become more adaptable and student-centered, improving both pedagogical effectiveness and student outcomes. …”
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The role of generative artificial intelligence in psychiatric education– a scoping review by Qin Yuan Lee, Michelle Chen, Chi Wei Ong, Cyrus Su Hui Ho

“…This study contributes to understanding how GenAI can enhance psychiatric education and suggests future research directions to refine its use in training medical students and primary care physicians. GenAI has significant potential to address the growing demand for mental health professionals, provided its limitations are carefully managed.…”
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The role of stereotypical information on medical judgements for black and white patients. by Filipa Madeira, Rui Costa-Lopes, Emerson Araújo Do Bú, Rui Tato Marinho

“…This investigation sought to explore medical students' racial stereotypes (Study 1, N = 171) and the role of stereotypical cues on perceptions of medical adherence of Black and White patients (Study 2, N = 208). …”
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THE HUMAN APPROACH TO THE PROCESS OF EDUCATION IN THE MODERN CONDITIONS by G.W. Kurakova

“…The concerned technologies help to create conditions for students to reveal their personality traits in the process of Humane Education in college.…”
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Comment l’ethnographie urbaine s’est imposée aux États-Unis (1920-2000) by Christophe Brochier

“…This article seeks to explain the development of urban ethnography and the successful careers of its practitioners, evident in the 1990s but not in the 1920s and 1940s, by examining several factors: the dispersion of University of Chicago students trained in fieldwork, the expansion of the graduate population, the urban revolts of the 1960s, the proliferation of urban research centres, and the growth of anthropologists' interest in 'urban' issues. …”
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