Mapping the multidimensional factors of medical student resilience development: A scoping review by Syeda Rubaba Azim, Muhamad Saiful Bahri Yusoff, Nurhanis Syazni Roslan

“…This review highlighted that both personal and institutional factors substantially impact medical students’ resilience development. Cultivating a supportive learning environment, strengthening faculty-student relationships, and implementing targeted interventions such as resilience training, mentorship, and increased academic and financial support as well as access to mental health resources can mitigate stressors and enhance students’ resilience. …”
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Navigating medical school with autism: a systematic review exploring student experiences & support provision in the United Kingdom by Debbie Aitken, Grace Hodge, Michael Page, Ella Lastmann, Sebastian Hiller, Riya E. George

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Identification of undergraduate student learning attribute preferences using the conjoint analysis approach in the post-pandemic era by Remba Yanuar Efranto, A. A. Ari Anindita

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Students from the Sechenov University have winned at the Competition of the Conference "Hemostasis, Reproduction and Women's health" by article Editorial

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The effect of modeling style in reducing bullying middle school students by Dr. Hiam Qassim

“…Two schools were chosen from the community schools in a deliberate manner, measuring (100) students randomly selected and (50) students from each school (32) students were selected from students who scored above the average, after ruling out the students who didn’t want to participate, the rest of the students were not evaluated then they were grouped into two groups, an experimental group and control group as (10) students in each group. …”
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The reality of psychological defense deception among students practicing sports in the faculties of physical education and Sports Sciences/Baghdad University by Sawsan Jawdat, Dr. Najlaa Abbas

“…   The study aimed to apply the measure of psychological defense deception for university students practices for sports, and to recognize the level of psychological defense deception among university students practices for sports, and the researchers adopted the descriptive curriculum by the survey method  a sample of third-graders in the Faculties of Physical Education and Sports Sciences /Baghdad University for the academic year (2020-2021) and the number of the students are (209) students, selected from them (189) students by (90.43%) In the random way of the main application sample, also (10) students were selected by (4,785%) in a random way of the exploration experiment sample, a recent specialized measure were adopted by the two researchers for the target sample of measurement, and the procedures were from a exploration experiment and a major survey in the research for the period between (2/3/2021 and 6/4/2021), as after the application of the measure by conducting the main survey they were mediated by paper forms,  and the results were addressed by the statistical bag system (SPSS) (V26) to be the conclusions and recommendations that university students practice sports have an acceptable level of psychological defense deception, and need to raise the recommended level of compensation and projection of Psychological defense deception are characterized by surpassing, and it is necessary to increase interest in the mechanisms to encourage university students to exercise in student activities with the availability of reinforcement of various kinds, and it is necessary for the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research to ensure sports culture and its role in the psychology of female students in education courses Continuous and electronic activity platforms to communicate between faculty members …”
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STUDENT'S SCIENCE MISCONCEPTIONS CONCERNING THE STATE CHANGES OF WATER AND THEIR REMEDIATION USING THREE DIFFERENT LEARNING MODELS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL by M. Taufiq, N. Hindarto, - Khumaedi

“…</p><p> </p><p>In general, misconceptions experienced by student could cause difficulties in study, meanwhile children have their own sense.Level of misconceptions experienced by student also unequal, in this case something experiences high level misconceptions,medium, and low. …”
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Awareness on rights of older adults, attitudes and perception toward ageism among college students in coastal Karnataka: A cross-sectional study by Angel Thomas, Charlet Jasmine Vaz, Anil Raj Assariparambil

“…Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted with 700 students. Jamovi version 2.3 was used to analyse the data. …”
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Physical exercise moderates the mediating effect of depressive symptoms between sleep quality and suicidal ideation among college students by Yanying Liu, Yao Tong, Guihua Huang, Kelei Guo

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Knowledge and attitude towards plagiarism: a comparative study of students from medical and non-medical fields by Roha S Memon, Mahrukh M Ali, Marium Zafar, Asim Shaikh

“…More medical students had experience with research than non-medical students (*P*=0.003) and a majority of medical students considered plagiarism as stealing (*P*\<0.001)…”
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The Improve High School Student’s Computational Thinking Ability And Mathematical Resilience with Project Based Learning Assisted By GeoGebra by Martin Valerian Amadeus Saragih, Nurjanah Nurjanah, Kartika Yulianti

“…From the results of the survey conducted, it is known that: 1) the Project Learning model accompanied by GeoGebra significantly improves computational thinking skills, and Project-Based Learning model has moderate improvement; 2) computational thinking skills of high school students who were taught through Project-Based Learning model aided by GeoGebra improved significantly compared to those taught with the Project-Based Learning model; 3) Project-Based Learning model aided by GeoGebra has a positive effect on the mathematical resilience of high school students, but only to a moderate extent. …”
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Enhancing Engagement, Practice Integration, and Skill Learning in Mobile Technology–Delivered Interventions Using Human Support: Randomized Controlled Trial With Depressed College Students by Colleen S Conley, Brynn M DeLorenzo, Carol H Gonzales, Ian J Kahrilas, Jennifer Duffecy, Rebecca L Silton

“…Thus, this study implemented 2 human support enhancements designed to boost user in-app engagement, practice integration into daily life (ie, sustainability), and app-related skill learning (ie, perceived benefits) in a sample of college students with depression who were granted full access to an mTDI (Headspace). …”
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The impact of somatic symptoms on depressive and anxiety symptoms among university students in central Serbia by Simić-Vukomanović Ivana, Mihajlović Goran, Milovanović Dragan, Kocić Sanja, Radević Svetlana, Đukić Svetlana, Vukomanović Vladimir, Đukić-Dejanović Slavica

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System of Admission of Students to Institutions of Secondary Education in Orenburg in Second Half of 19th — Early 20th Centuries by E. V. Burlutskaya, E. N. Abdrakhmanova

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Assessment of the physical, social and value component of health in the structure of healthy lifestyle among the student youth of medical university by L. Yu. Arkhipova, A. A. Svishcheva

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Faculty perceptions and conveyance of academic ethics to students in distance learning by Maigi Lepik, Kateriina Rannula, Liina Männiksaar

“…The findings suggest that faculty not only comprehend academic ethics but also actively promote these values, thereby enhancing studentsʼ understanding of their significance.…”
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Academic and financial benefits for student-athletes at a Brazilian Federal University by Junior Vagner Pereira da Silva, Alex Caiçara de Albuquerque

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The Assessment of Writing - from Paragraph to Essay for Undergraduate Students at Salahaddin University – Erbil by Nazenin Shekh Muhemad Bapir

“…This research aims to help students to learn more effectively about how to write paragraphs appropriately. …”
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Social Interaction and Performance of Third-Year Students in Geometry by Mildin J. Retutas

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Perceptions of medical students about Pathology training by Shubha P Bhat, Lakshmi Cheriyanath, Malavika Nair, Mahendran M Nair

Subjects: “…medical students; pathology; perception; teaching-learning methods; undergraduate…”
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