The roles of universities in virtual intellectual migration via evolving technologies and STEM by Beverly Lindsay

“…(4) How are domestic and international universities preparing graduate students and professionals in novel technological manners that develop and engage virtual intellectual migration? …”
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Spreading of Excellence in SARNET Network on Severe Accidents: The Education and Training Programme by Sandro Paci, Jean-Pierre Van Dorsselaere

“…It is focused on raising the competence level of Master and Ph.D. students and young researchers engaged in SA research and on organizing information/training courses for NPP staff or regulatory authorities (but also for researchers) interested in SA management procedures.…”
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Methods of Developing User-Friendly Keys to Identify Green Sea Turtles (Chelonia mydas L.) from Photographs by Jane R. Lloyd, Miguel Á. Maldonado, Richard Stafford

“…The keys differed significantly in success rate for students to identify individual turtles, with key (c) being the best with >70% success and correctly being followed further than other keys before making a mistake. …”
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APPROACHES TO THE AMPLE-FORM WORKS IN MUSIC SCHOOLS by Cătălina GUŢANU

“… Working on ample-form creations is a process consisting of certain phases, which a professor must go through with his/her students. In order to be able to approach this type of work, the student must be instructed by his/her professor to take the following steps: 1.Practice and study the scales and the crosshatches thoroughly, so that the left-hand and right-hand techniques are equally developed; 2.Become familiar with the studies that contain crosshatches from the concerto, which will be approached later. …”
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The application research of ancient calligraphy recognition model based on improved filtering and AI technology in calligraphy education in colleges and universities by Xing You

“…Abstract With the increase of Chinese emphasis on calligraphy education, more and more students choose to learn calligraphy courses in colleges. …”
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Archi-écritures de genre et politiques de différance : immondices verbales et littéracies d’intervention dans le quotidien des établissements scolaires by Rodrigo Borba, Adriana Carvalho Lopes

“…In the same year, during the LGBT week at UFRRJ, signs with similar linguistic disruptions the organizers of the event had put up on the doors of the restrooms around campus provoked revolt among students, faculty members and other employees. In this scenario, in dialogue with Derrida, we investigate discourses about the erasure of (grammatical) gender in the mainstream media and in teaching institutions. …”
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Czy pojawienie się technologii informacyjno-komunikacyjnych w klasie szkolnej oznacza zmianę praktyk nauczania i uczenia się? by Lucyna Kopciewicz

“…This perspective focuses on both teachers’ practices and students’ learning activities in the classroom and how tablet technology is integrated into teaching and learning practices. …”
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EXPLORING ISLAMIC HISTORY IN THE DIGITAL AGE THROUGH VIDEO GAMES: AN INTRODUCTORY ANALYSIS WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF KNIGHTS OF THE LIGHT by Halil İbrahim Yılmaz

“…Factors such as the prominence of learning materials through computer games, the vivid portrayal of historical events, and the encouragement of students to delve into more profound research, as exemplified by this game, suggest the effectiveness of such games as valuable tools in the education of Islamic history.…”
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The effects of a single bout of high intensity exercise on stress reactivity, mind wandering, and lecture comprehension in young adults. by Anisa Morava, Ali Shirzad, James Van Riesen, Mustafa Shirzad, Nader Elshawish, Erind Alushaj, Harry Prapavessis

“…Post-secondary students experience acute stressors daily. Acute stress has been associated with poor cognitive and learning outcomes. …”
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Status of gender parity in the Ethiopian general education by Aster Minwyelet, Meskerem Cheru

“…The result indicated that there is a remarkable improvement in gender parity across the years in both primary and secondary schools in terms of female students’ enrolment. However, there are problems in dropout, repetition, and completion rates and different barriers are affecting girls' education that negatively influences the move towards achieving gender parity especially in secondary schools. …”
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APPROACHES TO BUILDING COMPETENCE OF INTERCULTURAL INTERCOURSE OF FUTURE SPECIALISTS IN JAPANESE STUDIES by A. V. Derkach

“…The technology is to include three interconnected stages of training students in an artificial, synthetic and authentic linguistic environment. …”
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Turkish Science Teacher Candidates Understandings of Equitable Assessment and Their Plans about It by Kemal Izci

“…But most of the teacher candidates did not consider that providing equal opportunities for students to display their levels of understanding about the related concepts was not an important characteristic of equitable assessment. …”
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Playing the Game, or Not: Reframing Understandings of Children’s Digital Play by Magladry Madison, Willson Michele

“…Educationalists waver between seeing digital games as hindering more positive educational, social and physical activity, or as being a new way to engage students and improve learning outcomes. Parents are in fear of the ‘dangers’ of gaming and screen time yet enticed by the educational promise and the entertainment value of keeping their children occupied. …”
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Youth Policy and Educational Activities in Russian Universities: Stages of Development and Key Contradictions by V. A. Smirnov

“…The purpose of the article is a brief overview of the historical models of student education in our country, as well as an analysis of the attitudes of the top management of Russian universities regarding the organization of youth policy and educational activities at the university. …”
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Decarbonizing K-12 Schools in the United States: Challenges, Opportunities and Future Directions by Ryan Kmetz, Gus Norrbom

“…Addressing these issues through decarbonization is not just important—it is becoming a critical initiative aimed at reducing environmental impact while simultaneously improving the educational environments we offer our students. This paper examines the current landscape of decarbonization efforts in K-12 schools, focusing on our challenges, opportunities, and emerging best practices. …”
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Szkoły typu Open-Air: eksperymenty architektoniczno-pedagogiczne szkolnictwa w pierwszych dziesięcioleciach XX wieku by Cezary Szpytma

“…In reality, we can observe almost the opposite situation, when the school space, instead of comprehensively stimulating the students, becomes a materialized symbol of the oppressive nature of the educational system. …”
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Une décennie d’essor des enseignements sur l’existant dans les ENSA vue à travers les intitulés de cours by Camille Bidaud, Matthieu Cisel

“…Between 2005 and 2018, several decrees, reports and policies incentivize the French Higher Schools of Architecture, also known as ENSA, to train their students in the field of rehabilitation, intervention on existing buildings, by relying notably on the pedagogical and scientific networks “Architecture, Heritage and Creation” (APC). …”
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Characteristics of implementah tion of credit transfer and accumulation system at technical universities of Kazakhstan by A. . Gazaliev, V. . Egorov, I. . Breido

“…Having joint to the Bologna convention in 2010, Kazakhstan has clearly emphasized furthervector of its movement – tendency to integration together with allHEuropean educational space.In Kazakhstan national credit system of higher education including the assessment of labor credits of each studying discipline and educational program based on AngloHSaxon credit model of education is created.Students of Kazakhstan study not only at universities of Europe, which implemented theEuropean credit system, but also at universities of America, Europe, Asia and Australia focused on other credit systems.According to the State Program of Education Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan for 2011 – 2020 the further reforms, which reduce the impact of centralized regulation and supervision and focus on the development of autonomy and academic freedom of universities,are planned.A gradual transfer from the technologies of studying abroad by the scheme: a student of Kazakhstan – the state – a foreign university, which exists nowadays, to the system of academic mobility: a university of Kazakhstan – a student – a foreign university with the financial support from the state is proposed.…”
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HISTORY AND MORALITY XXI SHISHKIN READINGS REVUE by S. M. Medvedeva

“…Also in the conference participate the postgraduate students from different departments: D.C. Gorshenev, U.A. …”
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Monitoring the Effectiveness of Master’s Programs Implementation by V. P. Ignatiev, L. F. Varlamova

“…Five main blocks are considered as the monitoring criteria reflecting the effectiveness of educational programs implementation, such as: 1) demand, 2) resource provision, 3) quality control, 4) contingent of students, and 5) employment of educational program graduates. …”
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