The teaching pathologists association of Mumbai: A legacy that lives on by Jaya Deshpande, Rachana Binayke, Bhuvaneshwari Kandalkar, Manisha Khare

“…The idea of the meetings was to know about the work done in other institutes and was attended by staff and students of these institutes. Soon Haffkine Institute joined, followed by Tata Memorial Hospital, TN Medical College, and Lokmanya Tilak Medical College in the late 1960s, with the latest entrant being HBT Medical College in 2023. …”
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Enseignement de l’architecture paysagère et démocratie by Zydi Teqja, Albert Karaj

“…From the mid-seventies to the end of the eighties existing programs increased their number of staff members and students. The fall of the Iron Curtain, in 1989, resulted in the establishment of several new university degree programs in Eastern Europe. …”
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Hellenic Language and Thought in Pre-Conquest England by Eleni Ponirakis

“…Bede, reflecting on the success of the Canterbury school set up by Theodore of Tarsus remarked: “some of their students still alive today are as proficient in Latin and Greek as in their native tongue” [trans. …”
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Exploring perceived walkability in one-way commercial streets: An application of 360° immersive videos. by Dao Chi Vo, Jeongseob Kim

“…While one-way roads are often introduced to facilitate smooth traffic flow on narrow roads, providing safe and walkable environments for pedestrians on the one-way roads is crucial, especially in commercial areas with heavy pedestrian traffic. We recruited 40 students to assess the perceived walkability of one-way roads based on ten VR scenarios. …”
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The relationship between social safeness and pleasure and resilience levels among university athletes: A descriptive study. by Veysel Temel, Nurhan Hümeyra Özçelik

“…This study investigates the correlation between social safeness and pleasure and resilience among university students engaged in sports. A total of 350 participants (mean age, 21.09 ± 3.12 years), comprising 239 females and 111 males, were included in the sample. …”
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An integrated evaluation framework – smartness, well-being, e-maturity – for participatory evaluation of learning ecosystems: first application to two Italian high schools by Carlo Giovannella

“… In this contribution, after a brief analysis of the critical issues associated with learning ecosystem evaluation frameworks, a participatory evaluation approach is proposed that aims to: (a) be people-centered and bring out the perceptions of all categories involved in educational processes – with particular reference to students, teachers and parents; this is in order to mitigate the objectivity bias associated with self-evaluations conducted by internal evaluation teams by means of top-down evaluation models; b) base the evaluation on an integrable set of multidimensional constructs such as smartness – capable of capturing both the “external” well-being associated with the quality of the context and the well-being perceived at an individual level – and e-maturity, i.e. the digital maturity of the context that defines its positioning (vision, plans and actions) with respect to the potential and opportunities offered by the digital transition; c) provide reference values with the intention of making evaluations of educational ecosystems both synchronically and diachronically comparable, as well as allowing for the elaboration of an adequate base of knowledge to facilitate the elaboration of improvement plans and to support evidence-based decision-making. …”
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You Are Not Here: Sartre’s Phenomenological Ontology and the Architecture of Absence by Susan Herrington

“…While interest in Sartre’s phenomenology has waned over the past thirty years, philosophers of art are revisiting his work, particularly the way imagination figures in his phenomenology. As educators, students, and practitioners who have the task of imagining what could be, Sartre’s grasp of the imagining consciousness in experience is especially relevant. …”
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Classroom Teachers' Views on Teaching Cultural Values and the Socialization Role of Schools by Yavuz Ercan Gül

“… In this research, it is aimed to investigate the classroom and out-of-class practices that classroom teachers do while transferring cultural values to students. The research was carried out by interview method based on a qualitative approach with an interpretative tradition. …”
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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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ANALYSING HIGHER ORDER THINKING SKILLS ON THE COMPULSORY ENGLISH TEXTBOOK FOR TENTH GRADERS OF INDONESIAN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS by Andi Sukmawijaya, Wisma Yunita, Dedi Sofyan

“…It is recommended that the teachers need to train students extensively on the implementation of the HOTS to achieve the goals targeted in the 2013 curriculum well.…”
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Uma avaliação do capital social dos alunos da Universidade do Oeste de Santa Catarina (UNOESC) by Alyne Sehnem, Janaina Macke, Adriana Locatelli Bertolini

“…The present study aims to measure the social capital level of undergraduate students in three cities of the Far West of Santa Catarina (south of Brazil), viz. …”
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Superstar of the Sloan Minority Ph.D. Program by Ted Greenwood

“…Program, to increase the number of underrepresented minority students earning Ph.D.s in natural sciences, engineering and mathematics (SEM). …”
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Muscle Strength Weighting Based on Deep Learning and Wavelet Packet and Muscle Fatigue Analysis Based on L-Z Complexity by Zhizhong Liu

“…By studying the muscle sound signal of biceps brachii and gastrocnemius muscle, we try to find out the relationship between muscle force and load and the characteristic parameters of fatigue stage, so as to guide the exercise training well, ten healthy male college students were selected to perform static contraction experiments under different loads (0 lbs, 10 lbs....maximum load), and weight-bearing heel-lifting fatigue experiment. …”
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Testing the quality of film-based creative and innovative character education test with rasch model by Gendon Barus, Juster Donal Sinaga, Yustinus Dasilva Moron

“…Research subjects numbered 66 students in grade VII and VII of junior high school. …”
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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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Landscape architecture education and democracy by Zydi Teqja, Albert Karaj

“…From the mid-seventies to the end of the eighties existing programs increased their number of staff members and students. The fall of the Iron Curtain, in 1989, resulted in the establishment of several new university degree programs in Eastern Europe. …”
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REFORMING OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE UK: VALUE AND NORMATIVE DIMENSIONS by Elizaveta V. Zolotareva

“…The conflict of interpretations by main political actors of such principles as social justice, freedom of choice, responsibility and efficiency is projected on their choice of strategy of forming «new» partnerships between educational subjects – universities, students, business and the state. Heuristic possibilities of using the method of critical discourseBanalysis to improve the regulatory framework in a crisis situation, and reducing risk in making innovative solutions, especially for young people, is considered by the example of the analysis of I. …”
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The Kitchen and the Dacha: Productive Spaces of Soviet Mathematics by Slava Gerovitch

“…For many Soviet mathematicians, instead of being a refuge from work, their home apartments and dachas became their primary working spaces — places where they did their research, met with students, and exchanged ideas with colleagues. At the intersection of work and private life, a tightly knit mathematical community emerged, whose commitment to scholarship went beyond formal duty or required curriculum, a community practicing mathematics as a “way of life.” …”
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Degree Mobility in the Higher Education Context: Could the English Language be a Key Driver of Internationalisation? by Tuğba Elif Toprak Yıldız

“…Whereas the European Union policies have backed up the idea of multilingualism, the ambition of higher education institutions to draw more accomplished students has boosted the status of English as the lingua franca and medium of instruction. …”
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Recent Advances on Bacterial Cellulose-Based Wound Management: Promises and Challenges by Hedaiat Moradpoor, Hossein Mohammadi, Mohsen Safaei, Hamid Reza Mozaffari, Roohollah Sharifi, Pourya Gorji, Abu Bakar Sulong, Norhamidi Muhamad, Mona Ebadi

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