Methodology Based on Critical Reflective Dialogue to Optimize Educational Leadership by Sofía Gamarra-Mendoza, José Gregorio Brito-Garcías

“…Furthermore, training programs for educational leaders seeking to replicate these practices have been dominated by training that encourages educational leaders to focus on learning outcomes without developing a critical–reflective dialogue with the school context, the diversity of educational institutions, and, consequently, with students and their families. In this sense, the objective of the research is to examine the interaction between community members such as directors, teachers and parents in eight educational institutions in the Peruvian jungle and propose a formative theoretical model based on critical and reflective dialogue, based on a review of various theories that have contributed to the formation of a dialogue grounded in indignation and questioning of the context. …”
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Examining Science Process Skills Tests: A Case of Turkey by Burçin Acar Şeşen, Okan Sıbıç

“…One of the main goals of science education is to make students gain science process skills. Thus, it is significant to measure whether students gain those skills or not. …”
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Comparative Analysis of Peculiarities of Thinking of Urban and Rural Schoolchildren by V. N. Alekseyev, T. S. Mamontova, M. V. Shustova, E. V. Chepurnenko

“…In order to identify differences in the levels of formation of individual characteristics of thinking linked, inter alia, with the characteristics of social, physical and physiological development of students in urban and rural schools, a number of works were studied on the comparison of functional indicators of hemodynamics, psycho-emotional stability, verbal and logical thinking and characteristics of educational and cognitive activity among urban and rural schoolchildren. …”
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Investigating Peri-Urban Campus Commuting Patterns: Learning from Sumatera Institute of Technology, Lampung Province, Indonesia by Muhammad Abdul Mubdi Bindar, Muhammad Zainal Ibad, Goldie Melinda Wijayanti, Muhammad Gilang Ramadhan, Alvian Syah Syaidina Muhammad

“…Temporal analysis shows structured weekday travel among staff and more flexible, weekend-active patterns among students. The findings offer targeted insights for developing sustainable transportation strategies in rapidly expanding peri-urban institutions—such as promoting bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure, designing transport policies that account for widespread motorcycle borrowing among students, and differentiating mobility interventions based on the spatial dispersion and financial profiles of staff versus students.…”
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Determining the distance patterns in the movements of future doctors in UK between 2002 and 2015: a retrospective cohort study by Jonathan M Read, Colin Melville, Luigi Sedda, Daniel Thomas Smith, Lucy Hitchings, Ben Fleet

“…Objective To determine and identify distance patterns in the movements of medical students and junior doctors between their training locations.Design A retrospective cohort study of UK medical students from 2002 to 2015 (UKMED data).Setting All UK medical schools, foundations and specialty training organisation.Participants All UK medical students from 2002 to 2015, for a total of 97 932 participants.Outcome measures Individual movements and number of movements by county of students from family home to medical school training, from medical school to foundation training and from foundation to specialty training.Methods Leslie matrix, principal components analysis, Gini coefficient, χ2 test, generalised linear models and variable selection methods were employed to explore the different facets of students’ and junior doctors’ movements from the family home to medical school and for the full pathway (from family home to specialty training).Results The majority of the movements between the different stages of the full pathway were restricted to a distance of up to 50 km; although the proportion of movements changed from year-to-year, with longer movements during 2007–2008. …”
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AI-empowered applications effects on EFL learners’ engagement in the classroom and academic procrastination by Yi Ma, Mingyang Chen

“…However, challenges such as student engagement and academic procrastination persist. …”
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Preparation and Evaluation of Glutathione Semisolid Formulation as a Candidate for Anti-wrinkle and Skin-Lightening by Mohammad-Mehdi Khazaei, Negin Mozafari, Soliman Mohammadi-Samani, Hajar Ashrafi, Amir Azadi

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District Residency Programme by Jagadish Cacodcar, Vishakha Uday Kamble, Nadia Claire Mascarenhas e Dias

“…The postgraduate medical student undergoing training under DRP was termed as a ‘District Resident’ (DR). …”
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Using Artificial Intelligence-informed Experience-Based Co-Design (AI-EBCD) to create a virtual reality-based mindfulness application to reduce diabetes distress: protocol for a mi... by Angeliki Bogosian, Glenn Robert, Siobhan O'Connor, Jackie Sturt, Emma Stanmore, David Woodcock, Nicola Milne, Womba Mubita, Shraboni Ghosal, Mengying Zhang

“…Dissemination will include scientific publications and presentations, social media, knowledge translation events and educational resources for teaching students.…”
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Environmental Disinfection Based on Mobile Intelligent Networking Highly Efficient Ultraviolet Light Machines by Chun-Yen Chung, Wen-Tsai Sung, Lin-Chi Wang, Lailatus Siami, John Paul Santos

“…In this way, the disinfection progress could be updated at anytime, anywhere and the current disinfection status in the classroom could be displayed in real-time, allowing teachers and students on campus to carry out teaching and learning in a safe and secure environment.…”
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The goals and selection criteria of sports scholarships: mutual benefits perceived by South African schools' by Christopher Ekron, Brendon Knott, H. Thomas R. Persson, Mogammad Sharhidd Taliep

“…Beyond boosting the schools' sporting talent and achievement, the goals also included fostering diversity and nurturing holistic development among student-athletes. The selection criteria varied between schools, with criteria beyond sporting potential playing a key role, such as academic aptitude, character, consideration of the financial status of the applicant, and the financial impact on the school. …”
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Increasing the degree of acceptability for chatbots in technical support systems for educational sector by using ML and semantic web by Adel A. Bahaddad

“…The experience of King Abdulaziz University (KAU) offers multiple solutions to support instructors and students to fill the shortage of transformation and take advantage of Chatbot to increase the opportunity for ML and SL to develop the technical support operations in professional manner. …”
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Heritage Preservation Education: Teachers’ Preconceptions and Teachers Implementation in Visual Arts Classes by Robert Potočnik

“…It can be concluded that greater emphasis should be placed on developing training programmes for teachers with specific preservation concepts and didactic materials for students in the field of preservation education with the aim of developing the students’ positive and responsible attitudes to those problems. …”
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Health Education on Risk Factors of Primary Dysmenorrhea and Anemia in Adolescent Girls at SMP Negeri 31 Padang by Lili Fajria, Ira Mulya Sari, Yelly Herien, Meri Neherta, Deswita, Vetty Priscilla, Hermalinda, Arif Rohman Mansur, Dwi Novrianda, Mutia Farlina, Wedya Wahyu, Yanti Puspita Sari

“…This community service activity was carried out by providing education with slides and videos related to the risk factors for primary dysmenorrhea and anemia in 100 female students at SMP N 31 Padang. Adolescents will complete a knowledge and attitude questionnaire regarding anemia and primary dysmenorrhea before and after the intervention. …”
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The effect of gibberellic acid and potassium nitrate on seed dormancy of fourteen medicinal plant species ( Lamiaceae) by parisa mahmoodi, Mohammad Khajeh-Hosseini, Mohammad Rashed-Mohassel, Yousef Emamipoor

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EXPLORING CONSUMER INTENTION FOR FUNCTIONAL FOOD PRODUCTS IN HUNGARY: THE ROLE OF HEALTH CONSCIOUSNESS, NUTRITIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES by Abrar Ghaith

“…Results: The majority of participants were female, working students. In support of hypotheses H1 and H2, health consciousness significantly influenced attitudes and purchase intentions. …”
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The Analysis and Examination of the Quranic Proofs of the Ruling Ordinances Established by the Supreme Leader in the Exegetical Opinions of Imam Khomeini and Shahid Sadr by Majid Beigi, Ali Karbalaei Pazouki

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Literature review for the topic of automation of scheduling classes and exams in higher education institutions by Wadhah M Al-Gabri

“…Schedule is considered as part of the educational process support system, and, in its turn, has features of the system combining such objects as students, teachers, disciplines, and classrooms. The application of the system analysis methods allows allocating essential features of the implemented systems of timetabling, classifying and evaluating them. …”
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Development of Project Management Skills at the University as a Driver of Regional Development by Tatyana A. Belchik

“…The Kemerovo State University develops project management competencies in school students at the School of Young Strategists, not to mention a number of additional education programs. …”

Intégration d'un échange interculturel hybride dans un programme d’anglais pour non-spécialistes by Simon Ensor, Marcin Kleban, Christine Blanchard Rodrigues

“…Initial analysis of online interactions and student reported offline interactions reveals multiple examples of boundary crossing but also boundary setting by participants. …”
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