Dickens Today by Marianne Camus

“…This essay suggests a way in which Dickens’s novels might be made more immediately accessible to students by drawing parallels between the sociopolitical situations they describe and our own. …”
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La Flora Común es la Flora Medicinal by Brent Berlin, Elois Ann Berlin

“…The system is public and merits study by anthropologists, ethnobotanists, students of ethnomedicine, and laboratory analysis, always in close collaboration with the Mayan communities, with regard to methods of preparation and administration, bioactivity, toxicity, and quality control.…”
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Exploring the Emotional Factors in College English Classroom Teaching Based on Computer-Aided Model by Fen Fu

“…Finally, this paper improves the teaching process by analyzing students’ emotional intelligence. The data analysis verifies that the computer-aided model based on the emotional factor analysis model of college English classroom teaching has a good effect in the analysis of emotional factors in English classroom teaching and the improvement of classroom teaching effect.…”
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The Global Rise of Anti-Gender Movements and Feminist Resistance Strategies by Maja Gergorić, Kusumika Ghosh, Anya Kuteleva

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Can the ‘Other’ Frame Back in Tourism Studies? by Sarani Pitor Pakan

“…Then, I experimented to respond to such rarity by showcasing the photographs of Indonesian students-cum-tourists in the West. This essay is basically a reflection on my own experiment to respond to the Western-biased, Eurocentric, and colonial knowledge production in tourism studies. …”
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Gut microbiome and serum metabolome as biomarkers of clinical severity and prognosis in patients with traumatic brain injury by Li Pan, Lizheng Xie, Qingkai Ma, Baiyun Liu, Hongwei Cheng, Xiang Mao, Ting Gao

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The "turn" to spirituality by C. Kourie

“…Post-patriarchal and telluric, contemporary spirituality affects all areas of society, including the business world, education, health care, the arts, ecology, politics, religion and particularly the academy, where new programmes in spirituality are attracting a large number of students. The new surge of interest in spirituality is a force for personal and societal transformation. …”
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Kreis in Verse: Robert Duncan and the Masters in Poetics Program at New College of California by Nicholas James Whittington

“…This paper explores Robert Duncan’s association in the 1980s with the Masters in Poetics Program at New College of California in San Francisco where he joined poets Diane di Prima, David Meltzer, and Duncan McNaughton to develop a sui generis course of study, set up in opposition to both traditional literature and creative writing departments, and characterized by curricular materials and pedagogical modes made possible only by the long and intimate friendships of the faculty members and their close relationships with many of their students. The paper plays on the aural cognates (to the ear most accustomed to English) of the German kreis and the French crise to show how this close circle of poets and scholars banded together to face the perceived crisis of professionalization and careerism represented by the explosive growth of the creative writing complex and the long devaluation of poetry as a vital form of knowledge.…”
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Academism in the Assessments of Professors of Classical Universities by E. A. Popov

“…The main results of the study include the following provisions: 1) academism is an integral part of a modern university and influences the formation of relevant values and traditions of university life; 2) academism influences the quality of students’ education, the preservation of high requirements in the educational process; 3) academism determines the authority of professors and teachers, promotes their active involvement in the social and cultural life of the university.…”
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Le sentir : au fondement du politique by Catherine Grout

“…By means of concrete supporting elements linked to theoretical references and methods (requiring experimentation and trial and error) the students are encouraged to make the distinction between sensing and perception. …”
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« Le droit français aux prises avec les limites planétaires » by Luis Roman Arciniega Gil

“…This event, sponsored by the CNRS, the University of Lille, the Ceraps UMR 8026, the DD&T association, the RNMSH and the HDF region, was followed by political scientists, sociologists, lawyers, civil servants, public agents from local authorities, members of associations, students and researchers from different disciplines, which shows that the subject goes beyond the only academic and legal sphere.…”
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A la recherche d’une définition du temps connecté by Claire Noy, Anne Sophie Cases

“…This research is based on a longitudinal in vivo observation setup in a connected home inhabited by two students, aiming to comprehend the value of time and the relationship with connected objects. …”
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Designing Internet research assignments: building a framework for instructor collaboration by David Ward, Sarah Reisinger

“…New library assignments reflect this shift as well, with term papers and research projects asking students to use Web sites as an information resource, in addition to the standard literature of periodicals and monographs. …”
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South African audiologists need business skills to survive: toward a responsive curriculum by Ben Sebothoma, Katijah Khoza-Shangase, Nomfundo Moroe

“…We argue for urgent curriculum reform that is responsive to the context by equipping South African audiology students with the skills to be able to successfully confront the current economic crisis.…”
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O multiverso predatório dos deuses canibais: o legado de Joanna Overing by Els Lagrou, Luisa Elvira Belaunde

“…Both in London and in Saint Andrews she marked her presence, had many students and with them set key guidelines for future developments in anthropology.…”
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The Contract Education as a Goal-oriented System of Activity by Valery M. Anikin, Boris N. Poizner, Eduard A. Sosnin

“…An algorithmic chain of meaningful actions is con structed on the basis of the methodology of the Goal-oriented System of Activity, which takes into account the real state of human, intellectual, material and economic resources and enables to minimize existing contradictions and, accordingly, ensure the establishment of partnerships between all interested participants in the process of targeted training (government agencies, employers, higher education institutions and students). As an example, four stages of contract teacher training have been considered.…”
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Diversity Perceptions in the UK Retail Industry: A Case of Tesco by Walid Ahmed, Asim Majeed, Ayesha Asim

“…The findings of this research can be beneficial to students trying to understand the impact of Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity on organizations, employees in the retail industries, government, and other private industry stakeholders.…”
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Getting Started in the 4-H Embryology Project: Tips for 4-H Agents and Teachers by Marcus Boston, Chris DeCubellis, Judith Levings

“…In it, young people use an incubator to grow avian embryos (inside fertile eggs) through the hatching process. Students learn basic biology and life science while they eagerly look forward to hatching chicks. …”
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Looking Ahead with the New International Studies by Andrew Wright Hurley

“…But in 2024 the need for graduates with the skills, insights and cultural intelligence that language and culture learning and an immersive overseas experience gives—that our international studies students possess in spades—has clearly not diminished, hence the evolution of the BAIS into the Bachelor of International Studies and its exciting new options for international education. …”
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Practical Aspects of Academic Literacy Development in Higher Education Institutions by N. V. Ageenko, S. G. Menshenina, V. V. Dobrova, P. G. Labzina

“…Following the challenges of the time and academic community demands, SSTU English Language instructors designed an academic writing course to increase the methodological and academic literacy of students and young researchers. We believe that the development of the key educational and communicative foreign language competencies for academic and professional interaction can contribute to successful integration into the international scientific environment. …”
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