The influence of a STEM unit on the interest in and understanding of science and engineering between elementary school girls and boys by Tracy Hewitt, Frank Forcino

“…Abstract Integrating hands-on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) education with a focus on the engineering design process into elementary school curricula has been associated with positive outcomes, including enhanced student understanding and increased interest in the topics. …”
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The Relevance of Computer Science and Arabic Language Learning Technology in Supporting Arabic Language Learning from The Perspective of Israel Scheffler by Muhammad Fadli Ramadhan, Suhayib Suhayib, Ichwanul Muttaqin, Mawadda Warahmah

“…Digital technologies, such as AI and interactive applications, have revolutionized learning methods, enabling more responsive and effective curricula and teaching methods. Collaboration between computer science experts and Arabic language educators through joint training and projects results in innovative solutions, improving teaching efficiency and enriching students' learning experience so that education remains relevant.…”
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Educational Paradigm of Academic Writing by L. V. Dudnik, T. S. Putilovskaya

“…The aim of the article is to make an overview of these aspects in order to show how academic writing can be incorporated in the existing higher educational curricula, in particular the foreign language course, and to design an effective didactic mechanism of academic writing acquisition. …”
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Factors influencing the integration of planetary health topics into undergraduate medical education in Ireland: a qualitative study of medical educator perspectives by Aisling Walsh, Oisin Brady Bates, Debbi Stanistreet

“…It is suggested that significant adaptation of existing medical curricula is required both in Ireland and further afield, to meet this need. …”
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Kemampuan Sosial Anak Usia Dini: Sebuah Tinjauan Etnoparenting pada Lembaga Pendidikan Anak Usia Dini by Siti Fadjryana Fitroh, Muhammad Abdul Latif, Tarich Yuandana, Jelita Trisetiawati, Winda Dwi Aprilia

“…The findings offer valuable insights for policymakers and educators on integrating local cultural values into curricula, thereby creating more inclusive and effective educational models. …”
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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

“…While nurses make up the largest portion of the health care work force, educational preparation to address oral health needs of elders and persons with disabilities is limited across nursing curricula. This descriptive study reports on the interdisciplinary development, implementation, and testing of an oral health module that was included and infused into a graduate nursing curriculum in a three-phase plan. …”
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What drives pharmacy students’ motivation, satisfaction, and future career intentions? A nationwide study on sustainable health education in Indonesia by Kusuma Ikhwan Yuda, Zidan Muhammad Jayyid, Nurkhasanah Septi, Pujiati Afriza, Zulayta Dhiya, Alazhar Khaniva Khalilia, Nurahman Rian, Firmansyah Muhammad

“…Additionally, 90.3% of students showed interest in hospital pharmacy, while 72.1% aspired to work in the pharmaceutical industry or abroad. emphasize the need for enhanced career guidance and educational by curricula improvements to align student expectations with the demands of the profession. …”
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Effectiveness of structured health education program on knowledge regarding forensic nursing among B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing third- and fourth-year students of the College of Nursing,... by Prem Chander, Binu Mathew, Priyanka Choudhary, Rekha, Priyanka Choudhary, Ritu Majumdar, Roji Mandal, Rupal Yadav

“…The results concluded that the importance of specific training in forensic nursing and support the need of development of a curricular unit in this area for inclusion in nursing curricula.…”
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SOCIOLOGY AS A TOOL OF “PEDAGOGICAL INTELLIGENCE” by A. L. Andreev

“…The author substantiates the idea of transition to flexible, selfcorrecting curricula, which, thanks to the use of sociological support, is able to react quickly to deep socio-cultural trends of various types. …”
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خدمات الارشاد الأکادیمى عن بعد لطلاب الدراسات العلیا بقسم المکتبات والمعلومات بجامعة حلوان by د. لمیاء مختار عبد الحمید

“…Coinciding with the increase in the complexity of theeducational curricula and the expansion of the educational options, the pressureto make that academic experience a meaningful experience that can be appliedto students wherever they may be, has also increased.  …”
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A longitudinal analysis of physical exercise in shaping language learners’ emotional well-being: a comparative analysis between L1 and L2 students by Huma Akram, Ibrahim Naser Oteir

“…Given this, regular physical activity programs should be incorporated into educational curricula to support students’ emotional well-being and academic success. …”
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Collaborative Online Learning: Plurilingual and Pluricultural Development by O. Polyakova, I. N. Goryacheva, R. Galstyan-Sargsyan

“…Additionally, lecturers were able to test new curricula implementation and assessment procedures.Conclusions. …”
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Developing and validating a HEalthCare NAvigation Competency (HECNAC) Scale for refugees in the United States. by Sarah Yeo, Inseok Lee, John Ehiri, Priscilla Magrath, Kacey Ernst, Yu Ri Kim, Halimatou Alaofè

“…It has the potential to guide tailored interventions and standardized training curricula and ultimately mitigate persistent barriers faced by refugees in accessing healthcare services.…”
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The influence of generative artificial intelligence on creative cognition of design students: a chain mediation model of self-efficacy and anxiety by Younjung Hwang, Yi Wu

“…These findings provide valuable insights for educators and policymakers, suggesting that AI-integrated design curricula can significantly foster creative cognition, promote academic achievement, and enhance designer capabilities. …”
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The Role of Active Breaks and Curriculum-Based Active Breaks in Enhancing Executive Functions and Math Performance, and in Reducing Math Anxiety in Primary School Children: A Syste... by Rosa Bellacicco, Francesca Capone, Clarissa Sorrentino, Valeria Di Martino

“…However, its integration into the classroom remains a challenge, particularly in STEM subjects, despite this area being a central component of school curricula worldwide. This systematic review investigates the characteristics and the relationships between active breaks (AB) and curriculum-based active breaks (CB) interventions on executive functions, attention, on-task behavior, performance in STEM, and math anxiety in primary school children. …”
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An Exploratory-Descriptive Analysis of Training Programs for Leadership in Health Research and Services in India by Archisman Mohapatra, Jaspreet Kaur, Ritika Mukherjee, Ram Suresh Aravind, Vaishali Deshmukh, Shikha Bassi, Sumant Swain, Rebecca Wig, Sanjiv Kumar, Narendra Kumar Arora

“…Our analytic approach was based on “transformational leadership” and “leader-member exchange” theories of leadership, curricula of popular leadership training programs worldwide, and the International Clinical Epidemiology Network model for leadership in health research in India based on a nationwide primary study. …”
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The development of pre-registration occupational therapy student perceptions of research and evidence-based practice: A Q-methodology study by Tanya Rihtman, Mike Morgan, Julie Booth

“…Background Pedagogically sound curricula are needed for occupational therapy (OT) students to adopt evidence-based practice (EBP) principles and internalise EBP within their professional identities. …”
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Primary sources in online history learning: enhancing engagement and retention by Fahruddin Fahruddin, Arif Saefudin

“…This study provides new insights into the impact of authentic historical materials on student engagement and offers promising directions for developing more effective curricula. Furthermore, the study contributes to the global discourse on e-learning by demonstrating the value of primary sources in digital education, potentially guiding educational institutions worldwide in improving online history learning practices.…”
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Predictors of Medical Students’ Adoption of Emergency Medicine Virtual Simulation Platforms by Lingjiao Tang, Yu Ning, Hui Lv, Xuebin Li, Aihe Tang

“…These insights can help educational institutions and policymakers integrate virtual simulations effectively into medical curricula, thereby providing better flexible and personalized training experiences, which enhance the quality of skills acquisition and accessibility of emergency medical training.…”
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Applying Concepts of Curriculum Design and Cultural Adaptation: Collaborating on a Dual-Degree Occupational Therapy Program in Mainland China by Julie McLaughlin Gray, Ling Yu (Elena) Meng, Adley Chan, Cameron Chang, Yijun Liu, Liguo Qian, Hui Wang, Ninghua Wang, Yanyan Yang, Mouwang Zhou, Grace T. Baranek

“…The detailed overview of this international collaboration offers suggestions for individuals and institutions seeking to develop global partnerships and adapt curricula across cultural contexts.…”
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