Inequalities in Argentine secondary school: School trajectories and educative projections by Andrés Santos-Sharpe, Pedro Núñez

“…In this sense, debates are revised regarding how to characterize secondary education and socialization processes among similar sectors. …”
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Wildlife trade dynamics: exploring bushmeat market with a view toward social and ecological justice in Ibadan Metropolis Nigeria by Bright O. Olunusi, Bright O. Olunusi

“…The surveyed marketers—90% of whom were married—face social inequalities, with only 50% having secondary education and 10% lacking formal education. Most marketers sell bushmeat to household consumers and travelers, raising concerns about the potential spillover of wildlife products beyond Nigeria’s borders, with implications for conservation and zoonotic disease risks. …”
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Is Uruguay More Resilient This Time? Distributional Impacts of a Crisis Similar to the 2001–02 Argentine Crisis by Oscar Barriga Cabanillas, María Ana Lugo, Hannah Nielsen, Carlos Rodríguez-Castelán, María Pía Zanetti

“…We find that, despite the new policies, young individuals, woman-headed households, residents of Montevideo, and people who have not completed secondary education are more vulnerable to falling into poverty were the crisis to strike.…”
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What is formative assessment? Conceptualisation and level of knowledge of basic education teachers by Maite Zubillaga-Olague, Laura Cañadas, Jesús Manso

“…A mixed design was used with 713 teachers from primary education (39.1%) and secondary education (60.9%). The #EvalFormEPESO questionnaire was used to collect information. …”
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Outcome measurement in SLE patient: Indonesian version of RAND SF-36 summary scores and some scales were not reliable by Anggraini Kartika Sari Prita, Amelia Kharina, Cahyani Frameiza

“…All subjects were women with an average age of 22.37 ± 5.10 years, the majority had secondary education (66.7%), were not married (79.2%), had no comorbidities (31.6%), and the duration of SLE was more than 3 years (62.5%). …”
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Baseline Maternal and Newborn Variables in a Birth Cohort Study in Southern Brazil by Paulo Floriani Kramer, Elisa Maria Rosa de Barros Coelho, Lívia Mund de Amorim, Gabriela Fernandes Kern dos Santos, Priscila Humbert Rodrigues, Carlos Alberto Feldens

“…Average maternal education (SD) was 9.7 (2.3) years, with 28.3% of mothers not reaching secondary education while 12% were adolescents; number of prenatal appointments was at least 6 in 85.3%, while 58.8% of mothers had comorbidities. …”
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Some features of mathematical education in Lithuania during the years of dependence by Juozas Banionis

“…Starting with the year 1954 the USSR changed the structure of secondary education and revised the content and meth­ods of teaching mathematics. …”
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Digital technologies in music education. Using Digital Audio Workstations (DAW) with Project-Based Learning (PBL) by María Elena Cuenca-Rodríguez, Ignacio Pascual-Moltó, Raquel Pastor-Prada

“…A literature review on previous uses of multitrack sequencers is also done, and some examples of didactic proposals on music creation and musical arrangements are offered on how to integrate these applications in the music curriculum in secondary education and in interdisciplinary projects in higher education. …”
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Profesoři Hermenegild a Karel Škorpilové působící v Bulharsku by Ludvík Skružný

“…In 1880 he went to Eastern Rumelia to create, together with other Czech pedagogues, the basis of secondary education in the young Bulgarian state, which in 1878 was liberated from Turkish rule. …”
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Prevalence and Risk Factors of Malaria in Iwaka District, Mimika, Papua by Novyan Lusiyana

“…Malaria cases were predominantly found among males, individuals aged 21– 40 years, those with secondary education, and those working as farmers. Malaria incidence was associated with having family members who had malaria, living near stagnant water, and residing within 100 meters of forests or fields (p < 0.05). …”
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Assessing Knowledge, Attitudes and Practice of Hand Washing with Soap among Mothers and Caregivers of Children under Five years in Ntungamo District, Uganda by Topher, Byamukama

“…Whereas whose who washed their hands while handling food were77%, but out of 77% only 28% used soap There was no diarrhea reported among respondents that had A-level education and only 20% of those that had post-secondary education reported having diarrhea episodes among the under-five compared to 64% that reported diarrhea among the under-fives for those that had incomplete primary level of education, 57% among the households of functional adult learning graduates and 49% for those that completed primary level of education.…”
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Cost and Management Accounting Practices, ICT Usage and Performance of Secondary Schools in Uganda: A Case of South Western Uganda by Abanis, Turyahebwa, Natwijuka, Crispus, Sunday, Arthur, Byamukama, Eliab Mpora

“…In recent years, Uganda Primary Education (UPE) has procreated large proliferations in the number of students yearning secondary education in Uganda. Private secondary schools have been established to encounter the superfluous demand. …”
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Impact of educational interventions on mothers’ awareness and communication with their attention–deficit hyperactivity disorder children by Wafaa Hassan Hassnan Alseraty, Sahar Mohamed Abdullhameed, Atallah Alenezi

“…Results: Regarding mothers’ age, more than one-fourth of them (26.7%) ranged from 31 to 35 year old, and about a third (36.7%) had secondary education. Regarding mother’s job, about 76.7% do not work, and the majority of affected children (66.6%) were male, there were significant improvements in mothers’ knowledge pre- and postintervention also a significant improvement in mothers’ awareness about symptoms of poor attention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity pre- and postintervention was found. …”
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Analysis of the Effect of Artificial Intelligence on Role Cognition in the Education System by Jianjian Zhu, Chuming Ren

“…The education system targeted by this questionnaire survey involves 8 categories: preschool education, primary education, secondary education, higher education, adult education, computer network education, enterprise education, and social education; the respondents include 368 teachers, 402 students or learners, 118 school managers, and 124 family members of students or learners in all above education categories. …”
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Social and Professional Partnership in Preparation of Pedagogical Personnel: Regional Practices by O. V. Tumasheva

“…Astafiev, and employers – directors of educational institutions of secondary education of the Krasnoyarsk Territory and the Republic of Khakassia, as well as the results of a study of the problems of training future teachers. …”
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Systematic Literature Review: Implementation of Online Learning Based on Education Levels in Indonesia by Vania Dinata, Agus Wedi, Otto Fajarianto

“…At the primary and secondary education levels, platforms like Quizizz and Edmodo were associated with improvements in student motivation (42.5% increase in motivation) and learning outcomes (up to 84% in comprehension improvement for specific materials). …”
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Factors Influencing Adoption of Improved Production Technologies among Irish Potato (Solanum Tuberosum) Farmers in Bokkos Local Government Area of Plateau State, Nigeria by E. D. Udoh, E. O. Samson, I. E. Ema, B. I. Ogar

“…Additionally, 44% have completed secondary education, and 61% have 6–10 years of farming experience. …”
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Physical activity and its relationship with health-related quality of life in type II diabetics by Eliana Romina Meza-Miranda, Beatriz Elizabeth Núñez-Martínez

“…The average age was 51.9 years, 63.8 were female, 79.3% resided in Asunci&oacute;n and the Metropolitan Area, and 39.5% had a secondary education level. 94% continued treatment, hypertension being the most frequent comorbidity. …”
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بنک المعرفى المصرى ودوره فى دعم وتطویر التعلیم الثانوى العام : دراسة میدانیة لاستطلاع آراء المعلمین... by د. اسماء حسین محمد Hussein

“…from Egypt's 2030 vision for sustainable Development, and the strategicplan for the development of pre-university education and the associatedoperational programs, it is clear that the development of the secondary educationsystem is important, and that the students ' ability to think and innovate isincreased, and with the state's interest in implementing many Infrastructure,construction, roads and new cities projects the Egyptian Knowledge Bank,launched in January 2016, remains one of the most important, sustainable andinfluential projects of the country, and the project's priorities are investment inpeople, not stoneAs is known, the Egyptian Knowledge Bank (EKB) is one of the mainpillars of the initiative of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi "Towards an Egyptiansociety that learns, thinks and Innovates" which was launched on Flag Day 2015,with the aim of spreading science and knowledge, supporting education andscientific research, and improving its output and interest in classifying Egyptianuniversities and support the research capabilities of young researchers and theestablishment of a unified system for the publication of journals and scientificconferences as well as university theses.All agree that secondary education needs the concrete efforts of all theDecision makers, experienced and competent, for reform and development ,hence the importance of this study to know the importance of the Egyptianknowledge Bank and its role in supporting and developing general secondaryeducation in Alexandria. through the survey of teachers at the secondary schoolsin Alexandria Governorate about the Egyptian knowledge Bank and itsusefulness in supporting education and curriculum, and the extent to whichteachers encourage students to use the Egyptian knowledge Bank in teachingand learning processes, as well as The skills needed for teachers to deal with theEgyptian knowledge Bank and benefit from it in education…”
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Community-based Alcohol De-addiction Camp: Participant’s Characteristics and Alcohol Use Pattern by Pradeep Kumar PC, Megha Sadashiv, Kishor M, PJ Princy, Manoj K Pandey

“…Most were married (79.3%), had completed secondary education (34.5%), worked as farmers (36.3%), and had a monthly income of INR 6000–18,000 (56.9%). …”
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