Investigating the Effect of Crescent Catchment Systems on Runoff Collection and Management (Case study: Chadroyeh watershed, Fars) by Hassan Moghim, Amin Naghibi, Masumeh Sabzi, Zahra Faramandian

“…The remaining five dry weirs were positioned around the aforementioned structures and in secondary and tertiary waterways. …”
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Unlocking the Potential of Nigerian Schools through Effective Parental Involvement by Adesoji ONI, Celestina OSUJI

“…To address these, the study recommends implementing structured parental participation programs, increasing government support, and tackling cultural and linguistic barriers. …”
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Integrated DNA Barcoding and Morphometric Characterization of Palm Weevils (Rhynchophorus spp.) in North Sulawesi by Endrile Golmen Balansa, Christina Leta Salaki, Dantje Tarore, Juliet Merry Eva Mamahit, Beivy Jonathan Kolondam, Trina Ekawati Tallei

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Integrating Serious Games and Gamification for Diverse Learner Groups: Lessons from the “GeoGecko” Project by Monika Rajcsanyi-Molnar, Istvan Andras, Sandor Czifra

“…Through a structured methodology, the study implemented gamified learning elements to assess their effectiveness. …”
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Navigating Workforce Transformation: HRM Strategies of Rural and Regional Australian Councils in the 4IR Era by Kehinde Martha Aluko, John Burgess

“…Information from the study was sourced from semi-structured interviews with council managers and CEOs, independent experts familiar with the sector, and council documents. …”
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Predictors of Violence against Women in African Christian Marriage in Kenya: A Case of ACK Cathedral Voi by Raymond Manyoki, Ndung’u J. B. Ikenye

“…The study employed stratified simple random sampling. A structured survey was given to the participants and the Likert scale was employed to evaluate their answers, with data analysis performed using SPSS-26 software and Microsoft Excel spreadsheets. …”
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The Role of Human Capital in Science, Technology and Innovation by Dzhamilya Abuzyarova, Veronika Belousova, Zhaklin Krayushkina, Yuliya Lonshchikova, Ekaterina Nikiforova, Nikolay Chichkanov

“…This paper considers the role of human capital in professional development through the prism of 16 semi-structured interviews with both Russian and foreign graduates of a master’s program focused on training experts in the field of science, technology, and innovation. …”
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Connecting Research with Practice to Assess Landscape Performance by Linda Corkery

“…However, few practitioners have knowledge of data collection methods or the resources, including time or money, to carry out structured post-occupancy evaluations of their built work. …”
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Evaluation of Problem-Based Learning in Rural University Education by Carolina María Sánchez-Sáenz

“…The data from the semi-structured interviews with open questions was analyzed through thematic analysis, and three key themes related to inclusion were identified: aspirations and opportunities, adaptation, and problem-solving attitudes. …”
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Le centre public d’une agglomération secondaire de la cité des Médiomatriques : Bliesbruck (Moselle) by Jean-Paul Petit, Sara Santoro

“…From 2008 to 2013, programmed excavations took place in the public centre and permitted to carry out an extensive study and to reconstruct its chronological evolution. …”
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Cultural image of the profession among nursing students by Maria Jésia Vieira, Normaclei Cisneiros dos Santos Cardoso

“…Through the non-structured interview in the beginning of the course, and the questionnaire at the end of it, it can be attested that only 23% of the subjects had Nursing as their first option when taking the vestibular exams, and also lack of information on the profession, and stereotypes. …”
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Christian Youth Adventure Camps: Evidencing the Potential for Values-Based Education to THRIVE by Katherine Main, Susan L. Whatman

“…In this study, data were collected through semi-structured interviews with five (n = 5) Christian Youth Adventure Camp (CYAC) staff to better understand their experiences and perceptions of their induction, ongoing training, strategies, and pedagogical approaches used to deliver the CYAC camp programs. …”
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Solid Waste Management awareness and practices in coastal communities by Ricksterlie C Verzosa, Francis Jay M Katipunan, Jose Gabriel B Lumangyao, Emily S Antonio

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Islamic Education Management: A Study of Islamic Education Development and Supervision at a Private Islamic Elementary School in Sembalun District by Undiadi Undiadi, Yudin Citradin

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Protocol for detecting neuronal subnetworks from in vivo calcium imaging data using multiple clustering algorithms in MATLAB by Jui-Yen Huang, Gautam Chauhan, Pei-Ying Chen, Esen Tuna, Hui-Chen Lu

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Differential HIV-1 Proviral Defects in Children vs. Adults on Antiretroviral Therapy by Jenna M. Hasson, Mary Grace Katusiime, Adam A. Capoferri, Michael J. Bale, Brian T. Luke, Wei Shao, Mark F. Cotton, Gert van Zyl, Sean C. Patro, Mary F. Kearney

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Política Pública de Esporte Educacional: Implementação do Programa Segundo Tempo Universitário na UFMS (Política Pública Educativa Deportiva: Implementación del Programa Segundo T... by Dirceu Santos Silva, Silvan Menezes dos Santos, Guilherme Gutierrez Cuellar Nunes, Juliana Marta Antunes Ramos, Marina Brasiliano Salerno

“…Data collection was carried out through semi-structured interviews with the teacher and sports monitors who worked in the program. …”
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CMap: a database for mapping job titles, sector specialization, and promotions across 24 sectors by Shehryar Subhani, Shahan Ali Memon, Bedoor AlShebli

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Managing Static Archives for Historical Research: A Study at the Archives Depot of the East Java Provincial Library and Archives Service, Indonesia by Farah Mumtahanah Mustakim, Adi Prasetyawan

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Interrogating Course-Related Public Interest Internships in Communications by Sandra Smeltzer

“…The second is a growing tension between what different members of the university community expect out of public interest internships: politically safe forms of community engagement palatable to university administrations versus more activist-oriented placements with organizations and movements that contest structures of control both on and off campus. The author contends that communication programs must critically reflect upon how politically benign and/or contentious internships support their pedagogical goals and what resources need to be in place to meet the- se objectives.   …”
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