Use of Online Public Access Catalog by Law Undergraduates: Influence of ICT and Information Literacy Skills by Olayinka Makinde, Faith Akinola

“…A research design involving a survey was adopted, incorporating a quantitative approach using a sample of 286 law undergraduates derived from a two-stage sampling procedure. A well-structured questionnaire was used to collect the data. …”
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Creating health systems citizens: enhanced professional identity formation through a para-curricular distinction track in health systems transformation and leadership by Luan Lawson, Stephen C. Charles, Donna Lake, Laura Hartman, Timothy J. Reeder, Jenna Garris, Suzanne Lazorick

“…LINC provides transformative curricular experiences that instill the HSS knowledge, skills, and mindset to develop students to become change agents and as future physician leaders for the changing environment. In-depth, semi-structured interviews of participants from the first two LINC cohorts were conducted to explore early impacts on participating students after completing the first year of this program. …”
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The effect of recreational fitness exercises on sedentary men’s levels of well-being by Muhammet Eyüp Uzuner, Hakan Akdeniz, Müge Sarper, Mehmet Duman, Cengiz Aydin, Talha Altuntaş, Fikret Soyer

“…Long-term participation in structured recreational fitness programs may yield more sustained improvements in well-being.…”
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“He's opening everybody's heart up”: Co-creating pet therapy activities with inpatients at a large urban mental health and addictions hospital by Laura Sikstrom, Chelcie Soroka, Csilla Kalocsai, Theresa Conforti, Eva Katz, Sophie Soklaridis

“…In these discussions we asked participants what made pet therapy meaningful for them, the activities they enjoyed, what kind of activities they would like to see more of, and if they had experienced any barriers to their participation in this voluntary, recreational program. Results: Our results show that AAA has four entangled elements: the bidirectional relationship between participant and therapy dog; the capacity of therapy dogs to generate social interactions, a tension between structured and unstructured activities with animals; and therapy dogs as a vector for a deeper relationship with nature. …”
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Multi-Criteria Decision-Making for Post-secondary Graduates of Technical and Vocational Education Stream (Plant and Animal Science): Analytical Hierarchy Process for Career Prefere... by Jay Chaurasia, Mahesh Jaishi, Santosh Khanal, Tej Prasad Dawadi, Balika Poudel, Vivek Ghimirey, Nobel Acharya

“…A deductive study utilizing a structured survey of 332 Nepalese agricultural graduates from the TVE stream demonstrated how academic performance and economic considerations, among others, influence students' perceptions of career-related options. …”
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Unintended beneficiaries: assessing inequities in Japan’s ODA-funded farm-to-market road project through community capitals and social network analysis by Ma. Josephine Therese Emily G. Teves

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The contribution of professional internships to the academic development of engineering and science students: a case study by Humberto Gutiérrez-Pulido, Claudia Orozco-Rodríguez

“…Additionally, 37.7% extended their internships, and 45% indicated likelihood of continued employment with their host company.DiscussionFindings confirm that structured internships at CUCEI effectively support student satisfaction and the practical application of academic knowledge, while fostering both technical and interpersonal competencies. …”
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ORDINAL LOGISTIC MODEL FOR THE ENGAGEMENT OF SMALL-SCALE ABACA FARMERS WITH PHILIPPINE FIBER INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (PhilFIDA) by Leomarich F. CASINILLO, Karen Luz P. YAP

“…The survey is in the form of face-to-face interviews to gather useful information with the aid of a developed semi-structured questionnaire. The data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and ordinal regression analysis. …”
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Shaping future leaders: developing an MPH leadership curriculum through problem-based learning by Aimee McHale, Marie Lina Excellent, W. Oscar Fleming, Vaughn Mamlin Upshaw

“…Leadership is essential to public health practice, yet few MPH programs offer structured, integrated approaches to cultivating leadership competencies. …”
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Correlation Coefficient of Single-Valued Neutrosophic Set for Linking Education for Sustainable Development with Early Learning Outcomes: A Preschool Evaluation Study by Ning Peng, Lihong Xu

“…Eight major evaluation criteria, spanning from the assessment of learning outcomes to the integration of environmental awareness, were used to evaluate eight different preschool programs using a neutrosophic framework. Structured observations, curriculum analysis, teacher interviews, and parent input were used to gather data in both urban and rural areas. …”
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Assessment of Pulmonary Function in Treated Pulmonary Tuberculosis Patients Using Spirometry by R. Anand, M. Thoupikka, Maria Lithi Rashmi, J. Sneha Joshi, M. Ananthi

“…Smoking and malnutrition are key contributors to these impairments, underscoring the need for targeted interventions, long-term follow-up, and structured rehabilitation programs.…”
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Teaching Writing with “A Cyborg Manifesto”: Using One Conceptually Rich Common Text as the Basis for an Engaged Classroom Research/Writing Assignment by Amira Pierce

“…My own writing process for this piece – inductive and recursive – mirrors the process I have scaffolded for my students; my own essay – driven by idea more than thesis, structured in conversation with my idea – also mirrors the kinds of prose I encourage my students to craft.  …”
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L’expérience difficile du travail enseignant et les besoins de soutien chez les enseignants débutants au Québec by Joséphine Mukamurera, Sawsen Lakhal, Maurice Tardif

“…The study includes a qualitative component based on 32 semi-structured interviews and a quantitative component based on a secondary analysis of data survey (250 respondents). …”
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Interprofessional Education in Health and Dental Hygiene Fields in Korea: A Scoping Review by Eun-Mi Choi, Su-Kyung Park

“…Ultimately, 23 studies met the inclusion criteria and were analyzed using a structured framework covering publication data, study design, program characteristics, and educational outcomes. …”

Simple and low-cost ways to improve atopic dermatitis treatment outcomes by T. Yu. Shchegelskaya, O. Ya. Tseytlin, N. B. Migacheva

“…Modern digital and internet technologies thus give patients access to not only structured educational programs, but also to mobile applications forself-control that motivate patients to adhere to the treatment, especially basic skin care routine.…”
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The Effectiveness of Community Mobilization Intervention in Creating Awareness Regarding Early Marriage among Adolescents in Bangladesh: The Case of Shornokishoree Network by Farzana Rashid Brownia, Shah Ehsan Habib

“…Data were collected through a structured questionnaire and analyzed using SPSS version 23. …”
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Students’ perceptions regarding the use of Duolingo to enhance grammar learning by Syandi Mei Fanni, Mega Mulianing Maharani

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The effect of follow-up reexamination on the long-term prognosis of patients with acute coronary syndrome undergoing coronary angiography by Chao Wang, Lina Cui, Xianqin Ma, Meng Sun, Yulin Wang, Fuhong Dong, Chen Zhao, Xueqin Tian, Yini Wang, Haihong Zhang, Tianhui Cao, Xinyu Hou, Jian Wu, Sining Hu, Jiannan Dai, Duolao Wang, Haibo Jia, Bo Yu

“…This study proposes a follow-up center-based secondary prevention program to assess whether a structured cardiologist-led follow-up and reexamination protocol influences ACS patient prognosis. …”
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The Impact of Basic Education Curriculum Gaps on Meeting Tertiary Education Admission Criteria – A Case of South Africa by Zona Ndamase, Mohammed Xolile Ntshangase

“…Access to higher education is often hindered by curriculum gaps in secondary education, where misalignment between school curricula and university admission requirements leaves many students underprepared and ineligible for their desired programs. This qualitative study set out to explore ways in which curriculum gaps negatively impact students’ ability to meet admission criteria, aiming to highlight systemic challenges and propose solutions to bridge the divide between secondary and higher education. 4 teachers, 2 university administration officers, and 4 learners who seek entry into the university from different high schools were purposively sampled for semi-structured interviews and focus group interviews, and the data were thematically analysed in this study. …”
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Enhancing pre-service teachers’ science teaching efficacy beliefs and attitudes toward science using the flipped classroom model by Teresa Ribeirinha, Teresa Ribeirinha, Marisa Correia, Marisa Correia

“…IntroductionScience teacher education programs play a crucial role in shaping future educators. …”
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