A Comparative Study of Social Apathy among Isfahan and Yazd University by akbar zare shahabadi, mohsen shahab samani

“…The objectives of this study were to study and compare the social apathy and its factors among students of Isfahan and Yazd universities.The statistical population in this research is all students of Isfahan and Yazd universities in the academic year of 2015-2016, 379 of them were selected by proportional sampling method.The survey method was survey and data collection tool was a questionnaire. …”
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Determining the PM₁₀ Pollution Sources near the Copper Smelter in Bor, Serbia by Renata Kovačević, Bojan Radović, Dragan Manojlović, Tamara Urošević, Tatjana Apostolovski-Trujić, Viša Tasić, Milena Jovašević-Stojanović

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Stakeholder perspectives on HPV vaccination uptake among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adolescents via the school immunisation programmes in Queensland: a qualitative study by Julia Brotherton, Gail Garvey, Vanessa Clements, Joan Cunningham, Lisa J Whop, Kate Anderson, Allison Jauré, Ami Morseu-Diop, Tamara Butler, Evan AhWing, Sonya Egert, Frances Lomas, Casey Ross

“…Four themes were identified: (1) co-ordination of the clinic between schools and programme providers, (2) supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families through the vaccination pathway, (3) HPV vaccination resources and (4) COVID-19 disruptions to HPV vaccination programme.Conclusions The findings suggest a need for better communication and coordination of the school-based clinic, including consideration of staff capacity and school resources; enhanced linkages with and support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander student support staff and community organisations who play a critical role in supporting adolescents’ vaccination, and flexible methods of consent supported by culturally appropriate resources. …”
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Learner Engagement in Optional Discussion Forums: A Reflection on An Online Statistics Course by Tianyi Zhang Ulyshen

“…Therefore, in this reflection paper, I describe the process to design these optional discussion topics, evaluate learner engagement in optional discussion forums through three dimensions, and share major instructional strategies I used during this course to cultivate student engagement to work on these optional discussion topics.…”
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Professional Readiness of a Teacher for Innovative Activities: a Qualitative Aspect by Svitlana Polishchuk

“…At the same time, attention is payed to the importance and role of innovation in the organization of a modern school, to its purposeful process of creating, using and distributing innovations in order to ensure highly effective training and education of young students. In this context, attention is drawn to the teacher's readiness for innovative professional activity as an integrative quality of his/her personality, as a regulator and condition for successful professional activity aimed at creating, implementing and distributing educational innovations, which has a positive effect on improving the quality of Education. …”
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Professional Dental Education in the Modern Russian Federation: Current Status and Prospects by Anzor Khaniev, Zhukova Nikolaevna, Ardavova Anatolievna

“…Background: In the Russian Federation, dentistry has become a very popular career choice among applicants, leading to a significant increase in the number of graduates from dental faculties and universities, as well as a growth in the number of educational institutions providing higher medical education in dentistry.Objectives: The aim of this study was to review the current status, requirements, and prospects of dental education in the Russian Federation.Methods: Statistical, informative, and analytical official reports in Russia, as well as foreign information sources, cross-sectional studies, and the data on official websites of higher education institutions were analyzed.Results: In the Russian Federation, there has been an increase in the number of dental universities and faculties, as well as the number of dentistry students over the past 10 years. There is a surge in the number of admitted students, the number of dentists graduating from universities, and clinical residents of dental specialties. …”
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Belonging in the Law Classroom: Preliminary Reflections from a South Australian Case Study by Sarah P Moulds, Narelle Perry

“…Past studies have identified a strong causal link between students’ sense of belonging at University and student retention. …”
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Things unchanged: online and offline practice of an Indian first-year composition curriculum by Jooyoung Kim, Jooyoung Kim

“…First, we discuss three designing principles that have been constant from the establishment of the curriculum: authentic learning with digital literacy, maximizing socialization, and empowering students' voice. Second, an online survey was conducted to measure students' perception and perspective on their adapted learning environments—online only, mostly online, mostly offline, and offline only conditions. …”
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A Comparative Approach to Esfandīār's Dragonish Characteristics by saeid shahrouei, Seyed Mahdi Rahimi

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Comparing physical analogue and traditional videos for learning and emotional engagement by Tingting Zhu, Rutwa Engineer, Xaria Prempeh, Anna Ly, Michelle Craig, Andrew Petersen

“…However, we observed no statistical evidence that student performance on quizzes varied between the two treatments.…”
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The Value of Enabling Teachers to Research Their Practice by Lindsey N. Conner, Janinka Greenwood

“… This paper reports a project in which teachers used small action-research projects to investigate how they were responding to the diversity of their students in terms of planning and teaching. The project, funded by the New Zealand Ministry of Education through the Teaching and Learning Research Initiative fund (TLRI), involved teachers investigating self-chosen issues related to the diversity within their own sphere of practice. …”
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Teaching Criminal Law in a Visually and Technology Orientated Culture: A Visual Pedagogy Approach by Julian Hermida

“…This article suggests that it is important for providers of preadmission training in law schools and elsewhere to assist students to develop that understanding by implementing a soundly designed risk management program in the curriculum.…”
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GERAKAN MENUJU SEKOLAH HIJAU BERWAWASAN KONSERVASI DI SD PELEBURAN 03 DAN SD PELEBURAN O4 SEMARANG by Aditya Marianti, Sigit Saptono, Muhammad Abdullah

“…Teachers are also able to practice environmentally based learning process. Students are capable to practice hydroponic techniques. …”
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ONJ (MRONJ) Update 2024: Osteonecrosis of the Jaw Related to Bisphosphonates and Other Drugs—Prevention, Diagnosis, Pharmacovigilance, Treatment—A National Italian Symposium by Vittorio Fusco, Martina Coppini, Gaetano La Mantia, Paolo G. Arduino, Fortunato Buttacavoli, Alessio Gambino, Francesco M. Erovigni, Alberto Bedogni, Giuseppina Campisi

“…On 24 February 2024, Italian physicians, dentists and oral care specialists, students, nurses, psychologists, dental hygienists, and other professionals met (live or online) to discuss controversial issues about medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw (MRONJ). …”
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L’enseignement scientifique, entre émancipation et asservissement ? by Denise Orange-Ravachol

“…This is what we have sought to accomplish in this study, which is based on two « forced sequences » (body movements, volcanism, 9-11year-old students). We attempt to identify how this situation allows for the emancipation and the scientific acculturation of students. …”
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Les diplômés scientifiques tunisiens : la « voie moyenne » des études à l'étranger by Vincent Geisser

“…Based on the results of a survey carried out on Tunisian students returning to their country after having studied abroad, this text tries to specifically analyze the case ofthose who specialized in fundamental sciences. …”
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Cognitive and affective processes in second language oral communication: a mixed methods research by Arlene Portugal-Toro, Francisco José García-Peñalvo, Luis Antonio Balderas Ruiz, Angélica Vences Esparza

“…The findings of this study prove valuable for researchers focusing on English language acquisition and educators seeking effective strategies to help students achieve language proficiency.…”
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Heavy Metal Residue in Milk of Holstein Friesian Dairy Cows Supplemented by Urea Molasses Multi-Nutrient Block Containing Cement Substituted by Tapioca Meal by Utamy Renny Fatmyah, Saputra Rio, Ako Ambo, Hasbi Hasbi, Hatta Muhammad, Ramadan Zyahrul, Mufliha Rara, Tasya Tasya, Nurbina Andi Fitri, Mutfaidah Andi, Mahayani I Dewa Ayu, Navia Utlul Ilma, Rahman Andi Arif, Sukri Siti Annisa, Rahman Mohammad Mijanur

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The disposition concept of V.A. Yadov in the study of the representations of an extreme situation among the social sphere specialists by T. V. Shulga, L. I. Bogateeva

“…The study is a continuation of the previous study of representations of an extreme situation among the military personnel and students, and it is also planned to study other social groups.…”
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SECOND FOREIGN LANGUAGE IN THE SYSTEM OF MULTILINGUAL EDUCATION: METACOGNITIVE STRATEGY OF COMPARISON by L.M. Malykh

“…The teaching aid tackles burning issues of studying several languages simultaneously by university students. The aim of the paper is to introduce the book to the reader and draw special attention to one of the most important metacognitive strategies of second foreign language acquisition - that is comparison. …”
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