Integrating Technology to Increase Graduate Employability Skills: A Blockchain Case Study in Property Law Teaching by Kate Galloway, Francina Cantatore, Louise Parsons

“…The case study illustrates the application of an enhanced problem-solving approach. It shows how the broader context of new technologies might be integrated into property law teaching through prospective problem-solving.…”
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Designing for and investigating elementary students’ cognitive flexibility, science, and literacy achievement in project-based science learning by Emily Adah Miller, Tingting Li, I-Chien Chen, Joseph Krajcik, Susan Codere Kelly

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Effects of small-scale chemistry STEM integrated with local contexts for enhancing grade 11 students’ learning achievement and learning and innovation skills by Ratanaphun Utmeemang, Khajornsak Buaraphan

“…In addition, the experimental group had higher critical problem-solving skills (t = 20.968, p < 0.05) and creative thinking skills (t = 23.168, p < 0.05) than control group. …”
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Tingkat Kemampuan Berfikir Reflektif Siswa Sekolah Dasar Kelas Tinggi by Novy Trisnani

“…Third, look back at the problem solving that has been made in order, including correcting and explaining if there is an error from the answer, and making conclusions correctly…”
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The impact of multilingualism on lateral thinking and critical thinking: how multilingualism is related to giftedness by Paola Liverani

“…Both are essential for creativity and problem-solving. The research explores whether multilingual individuals exhibit improved skills in these areas compared to monolinguals, and how these skills relate to gifted traits such as creativity and advanced problem-solving. …”
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Pedagogical Mastery as the Most Important Indicator of Innovation Activity and the Basis of Professionalism of a Modern Teacher by L. B. Bakhtigulova

“…It is noted that the monograph contains author's ideas about the process of the formation and development of the creative personality of the teacher, capable of principal changes in his professional activity for solving the essential problems of education in the conditions of an innovative educational environment. …”
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Activation of a child’s subjectivity in the upbringing space of free self-determination on the basis of pedagogy of freedom by Alla Rastrygina

“…The conceptual provisions of the author’s concept of freedom pedagogy have become the starting point in solving the mentioned problem. There have been defined the psychological and pedagogical conditions for the development of a child’s subjectivity, the realization of which requires the establishing within the educational environment of an educational institution the upbringing space of free determination of a personality as a specially organized pedagogical environment, containing three basic components (spatial, socio-psychological and organizational-pedagogical) and provides opportunities for manifestation of initiative, volitional, creative, self-managerial forms of subjective activities of a personality. …”
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OPTIMIZATION OF TOPOLOGICAL STRUCTURES OF CENTRALIZED LOGISTICS NETWORKS IN THE PROCESS OF REENGINEERING by Vladimir Beskorovainyi, Antonii Sudik

“…The purpose of the work is to create a mathematical model and methods for solving problems of optimization of topological structures of centralized logistics networks in the process of reengineering, taking into account many topological and functional constraints. …”
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PERSONALITY-ORIENTED APPROACH TO THE ORGANIZATION OF STUDENTS’ SELF-GUIDED WORK by Olena L. Pinska

“…When performing self-guided work, individual cognitive activity prevails, during which the successes and failures of one student do not directly affect the successes and failures of another one; therefore, it is advisable to practice uniting students of different dynamic groups into one “mixed” group, creating conditions for joint search, choosing the best options for solving educational problems of different levels of complexity. …”
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Integrating Scratch with Project-Based Learning to Cultivate Students' Academic Performance by Wenny Pinta Litna Tarigan, Paidi Paidi, Antuni Wiyarsi, Suhartini Suhartini, Sukma Fajri

“…This study addresses the challenge of enhancing students' academic performance, including creativity, learning achievement, problem-solving ability, motivation, and attitude, by integrating problem-solving into biology lessons through Scratch and Project-based Learning (PjBL). …”
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Probing the Impacts of MBKM Programs on Students’ Soft and Hard Skills by Endah Anisa Rahma, Giovanni Oktavinanda, Zou Deping, Veni Nella Syahputri

“…Second, regarding the hard skills such as the ability to understand, the ability to reason, problem-solving skills, the ability to connect with other people, the ability to think creatively, the increased is reaching 96.6%. …”
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Typology of art-tourism cultural resources based on the example of Izhevsk, Udmurt Republic by Golubeva Oxana A.

“…Once organized as tourist routes in the territory of Izhevsk, these resources would allow forming a territorial map of art tourism in the city and trigger off a mechanism of emotional impact on local residents and visitors, solving the problem of high competition between cities on the domestic tourism market. …”
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Patent Information Use in Engineering Technology Design: An Analysis of Student Work. by Margaret Phillips, Dave Zwicky

“…Librarians analyzed team project reports and personal reflections created by students in an undergraduate mechanical engineering technology design course, revealing that the students used patents to consider the patentability of their ideas, to explore the state of the art in given areas of technology, and to inspire creative problem solving. …”
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The relevance of John Dewey’s pragmatism for educational innovation in contemporary Vietnam by Kien Pham Thi

“…Dewey’s philosophy emphasizes experiential education, where students learn through practical experiences, critical thinking, and problem-solving instead of passively absorbing knowledge. …”
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The Swiss Robotic Camp: an innovative nationwide teacher training format in educational robotics by Lucio Negrini, Arianna Marras, Christian Giang

“…The results show a positive trend between pre- and post-test in all dimensions involved and a statistically significant difference in the factor of self-efficacy and ER knowledge (p<.001) and in problem solving (p=0.047). …”
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Current Trends in Augmented Reality to Improve Senior High School Students’ Skills in Education 4.0: A Systematic Literature Review by Yanti Febri, Lufri Lufri, Ahda Yuni

“…The research results indicated an increasing use of AR in E4.0 to enhance high school students’ skills, including creative thinking and innovation, critical thinking and problem-solving, communication, and collaboration.…”
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Theoretical Aspects of Analysis of International Environmental Security by J. A. Rusakova

“…These problems create a fundamental obstacle to the implementation of environmental security at the global level. …”
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Developing structural component of computational thinking using the algorithmic primitives method by Irina V. Bazhenova, Margarita M. Klunnikova, Nikolay I. Pak

“…The training database of algorithmic primitives for e-courses in these disciplines has been created. Conclusion. The method of algorithmic primitives significantly facilitates teaching students to solve problems and contributes to the development of structural component of computational thinking.…”
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Insight predicts subsequent memory via cortical representational change and hippocampal activity by Maxi Becker, Tobias Sommer, Roberto Cabeza

“…Abstract The neural mechanisms driving creative problem-solving, including representational change and its relation to memory, still remain largely unknown. …”
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Digital agriculture and world food security by Yining Cheng

“…As the number of people infected with the new coronavirus reaches 10 million worldwide, a global food crisis is inevitable. The key to solving the problem of food security is to ensure the safety of production of a growing number of agricultural products, ensuring the safety of transportation and storage. …”
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