RAISING QUALIFICATION OF ENGINEERING PERSONNEL: ORGANIZATIONAL NOVATIONS AND EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES by Vasyliy G. Ivanov, Svetlana V. Barabanova, Olga Yu. Khatsrinova

“…The authors reveal the problems of implementing the additional educational programs for engineering personnel such as alienation from the real practice, interdisciplinary approach ignoring, neglect of students’ personal professional and social experience and others. …”
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The role of time management in the self-organisation of the individual within an effective self-marketing model by L. A. Gladkova, I. V. Gordeev

“…The study determines the role of time management in the self-organisation of a person oriented towards successful career development, identifies opportunities and ways of self-organisation within the effective self-marketing model. …”
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Szkoła dla dziecka – cyfrowego tubylca. Postrzeganie szkoły przez uczniów edukacji wczesnoszkolnej – uczestników projektu „Wychować człowieka mądrego” by Adrianna Sarnat-Ciastko

“…The main goal of this article is to show how early education pupils see school as a place of their development. This presentation is built upon two resources used by the contemporary Polish school – information and communication technologies and personalization of education. …”
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Recruiting and Retaining Generation Z in the Workforce by Megan S. Cantrell, Cathy H. Carr

“…For retaining Generation Z talent, offer opportunities for advancement, professional development, and personal connections. Prioritize employee well-being, including physical and mental health. …”
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Comments on “Reflections on the Inclusion of Direct-Care Physicians as Educators in Community Hospitals” by ALEXANDRE SLULLITEL

“…From a narrative review, we analyze faculty development (FD) programs, emphasizing their importance in improving teaching skills, creating support networks, and providing personalized content for specific challenges. …”
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Application of creative ideation practices using the example of school storage system design by Rassadina Svetlana P., Lukhmanova Maria E.

“…The article presents the results of the practical application of ideation methods in the search for design solutions for the storage of school supplies, inventory and personal belongings of students. Current ideation techniques used in design are analyzed. …”
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Considering the Structure of Scientific and Cognitive Activity at Different Levels of Continuing Education by A. A. Frolov, Y. N. Frolova, I. A. Chernyayev

“…The survey respondents were selected from the school and university students, postgraduates, candidates and doctors of sciences, either prone to or engaged in research activity at various levels. …”
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Innovative didactics and ICT in the Sports Science Degree: An integrated approach for university teacher education by Arianna Fogliata, Stefano Tardini, Antinea Ambretti

“…By activating ICT specifically designed for motor education, the authors aim to ensure that students acquire both a solid theoretical foundation and the ability to apply this knowledge in personal practice, thereby preparing them more effectively for professional contexts of the future. …”
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Responsibility as a Key Competence of the 21st Century Engineer by V. G. Martynov, V. S. Sheinbaum

“…However, when analyzing the Federal State Educational Standards, it is found that the development of social and professional responsibility of students is not recorded as a necessary result of their training. …”
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From Humanizing the Educational Process to Professionally Mobile Specialists Training by T. A. Fugelova

“…For training such specialists, the educational process should provide teachers dialogue and collaboration with students to facilitate the process of self-determination and self-development of the prospective specialists.…”
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“An Intense Level of Self-regulation”: Technological Opportunities and Limitations of Online Intergroup Dialogue by Grant Jackson, Sarah Schiffecker, Oleksandra Poquet

“…Since its development in the 1980s, intergroup dialogue (IGD) has become a nationally prominent social justice pedagogy that brings together small, diverse groups of college students to dialogue on topics related to diversity, equity, belonging, and social justice. …”
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Use of information and communication technologies in the process of spiritual and moral education at military schools by Lyudmila Ivanovna Redkina

“…On the basis of modern scientific research, the article outlines some tasks that information and communication technologies perform in the educational process of military men: the creation of a unified database of intangible heritage resources, the development of socially-personal and instrumental competence of servicemen, and the provision of mobile information to the military community and the society as a whole. …”
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Perancangan Aplikasi Computer based Test (CBT) Psikotes Berbasis Website by Sistha Putri Hemawati, Hanna Prillysca Chernovita

“…Abstract  To find out a person's talents and interests, a person's nature and character, a person's intelligence can not only be seen but can do a psychological test as a measure. …”
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EFFECT OF ACADEMIC STAFF UNION OF UNIVERSITIES STRIKE ON THE PSYCHOSOCIAL WELLBEING OF UNDERGRADUATES IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA by Omozusi Mercy Omosefe, William Oluwaseyi Emmanuel, Joy Tinuade Adeyanju

“…A simple random sampling was used to select 396 students as respondents for the study. A self-developed questionnaire was employed as the research instrument. …”
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Stem cells for age-related macular degeneration by L.K. Moshetova, O.I. Abramova, I.N. Saburina, K.I. Turkina

“…&nbsp;Abramova — MD, postgraduate student of the Department of Ophthalmology, ORCID iD 0000-0002-6156-6126;</i> </p> <p> <i>^2,3Irina&nbsp;N.…”
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Investigating the mediating role of academic self-sufficiency and basic psychological needs in the relationship of social skills and social intelligence with academic achievement by Fatimeh Sabih Mahdi, Hasan ghalavandi

“…Undoubtedly, in today's advanced world, one of the signs of a person's success is educational progress, without which the development and progress of any country will not be possible.…”
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PLAGIARISM, ITS ESSENCE AND MEASURES TO PREVENT AND HANDLE IT by V. I. LEVIN

“…In such conditions, the country has no chances to develop and survive. Therefore, to prevent the expansion of plagiarism and to avoid scientific misconduct it is necessary to take measures including the following steps: 1) to hold regular lectures for students, postgraduates, doctoral students and young researchers on the topic of the history, guidelines, and ethical standards of research work, 2) to organize special services under scientific and academic institutions that will control researchers’ publication activity in order to detect possible plagiarism, 3) persons and institutions with the detected plagiarism, inappropriate authorship, and research manipulations are subject to public punishment. …”
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Infusing Oral Health Care into Nursing Curriculum: Addressing Preventive Health in Aging and Disability by Joan Earle Hahn, Leah FitzGerald, Young Kee Markham, Paul Glassman, Nancy Guenther

“…The evaluation data show promise in preparing nurse practitioner students to assess and address preventive oral health needs of persons aging with disabilities such that further infusion and inclusion in a course for nurse practitioners across five specialties will implemented and tested in Phase 3.…”
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BLESSED MARCELINA DAROWSKA – A NOTABLE EXAMPLE OF POLISH MYSTICISM OF THE 19TH CENTURY by Marek Chmielewski

“…She left a two-volume ascetic-mystical treatise, spiritual notes (“Diary”), many letters to spiritual directors and some sisters, as well as texts of retreats that she preached to students and various people. She created her own mystical language. …”
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Higher courses as the first higher school in Lithuania by Česlovas Mančinskas

“…There were 522 unattached students and 34 lecturers. …”
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