Family in displacement and its role in cultural adaptation and native language preservation by Trifunović Maja

“…Daily communication in the native language, cultural events, manifestations, and participation in educational programs ensure that younger generations remain connected to their roots. …”
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Critical and creative pedagogies for artificial intelligence and data literacy: an epistemic data justice approach for academic practice by Javiera Atenas, Leo Havemann, Chrissi Nerantzi

“…This paper offers guidance on employing open and creative methods for co-designing critical data and artificial intelligence (AI) literacy spaces and learning activities, rooted in the principles of Data Justice. Through innovative approaches, we aim to enhance participation in learning, research and policymaking, fostering a comprehensive understanding of the impact of data and AI whilst promoting inclusivity in critical data and AI literacy. …”
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Extremism and Non-Development: Utilizing Sustainable Development as an Approach to Combat Extremism by Roya Jafari, Mehdi Zakerian Amiri

“…One of the most important function relied on preventive measures is recognition extremism causes and roots and its tendency expansion. Researches show non-development and deprivation of soci-economic rights is one of extremism expansion reasons. …”
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Unearthing the reality of ‘Zombie energy systems’ in Africa’s energy transition by Michael O Dioha, Magnus C Abraham-Dukuma, Prudence Dato

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Japan’s Foreign Policy Shifting in 2022 by Khaira Anisa, Juan Miguel Carboni Martínez

“…Japan's anti-militarism stance, rooted in Article 9 of its Constitution, prohibits the maintenance of military forces. …”
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Standarisasi Kemampuan Membaca dan Menghafal Al-Qur’an Siswa dalam Penilain Munaqosah: Studi Multi-Situs Pada Sekolah Berbasis Agama by Rifkal Syihabu Rosikhin

“…In contrast, SMK Baitul Izza adopts an autonomous model rooted in its boarding school system, managed by the Tim PPG, with evaluation culminating in a one-month munaqosah at Pondok Wali Barokah Kertosono. …”
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Using Participatory Research Methods to Foster an Anti-Racist Graduate Learning Environment by Haley Peele, Monica Daniels, Ashlee Yates Flanagan, Stephanie Oshrin, Stacy Overstreet, Chloe Pickett, Andrew Orapallo, Deborah Pickford, Elsia A. Obus

“…The lack of clarity in definition and essential elements has left supervising health service psychologists to form more subjective assessments that may be rooted within the field’s racist history. It is therefore unsurprising that professionalism is a concept that has long been weaponized against Black people, Indigenous people, and people of color (BIPOC) in medical and educational settings (Marom, 2019). …”
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Sports motivation: a narrative review of psychological approaches to enhance athletic performance by Walaa Jumah Alkasasbeh, Sofia Hwaishel Akroush

“…Findings indicate that intrinsic motivation rooted in personal goals, enjoyment, and self-determination has a more sustained and profound impact on athletic performance, promoting long-term commitment and continuous improvement. …”
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Two decades of One Health in action: Enabling sustainable wildlife conservation and livestock production in southern Africa by Steven A. Osofsky, Shirley J. Atkinson, Nidhi Ramsden, Mary-Louise Penrith

“…Abstract The AHEAD (Animal & Human Health for the Environment And Development) program was launched in 2003 at the IUCN World Parks Congress in Durban, South Africa. …”
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Douglas Field, Walking in the Dark: James Baldwin, My Father, and Me by Janina Levin

“…A decade before Out of Sheer Rage was published, scholars and teachers grappling with the lack of funding for humanities programs and declining humanities majors believed it was time to validate a kind of literary criticism that would take readers back to literature’s humanist roots. …”
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Competitive forests – tenure revisited by T. Rotherham, K. Armson

“…Area Agreements perhaps hold the most promise, ones where forest tenure and management are rooted in the communities surrounded by and dependent on the forests they manage. …”
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Reckoning with the past: a qualitative analysis of medical students describing their formative experiences with weight bias by Elizabeth W. Cotter, Ashley Dunford, Kirsten Gilchrist, Tong Yan, Lawrence Deyton, Kofi Essel

“…Discussion Despite the proven negative impact on patient care caused by clinician weight bias there is a paucity of medical training programs that address weight bias. This research highlights the need for a more intentional educational curriculum to counteract the deeply rooted implicit weight bias existent in some future healthcare providers.…”
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An analysis of the phonological system of Dayak Bentian language in East Kalimantan, Indonesia by Andi Indah Yulianti, Dwiani Septiana, Firman A. D., Mukhammad Isnaeni, Abd. Rasyid, Siti Fatinah

“…The transcription process utilized the ELAN program. The collected data was then analyzed using a lexicophonemic and phonemic phonology approach to identify and classify the sounds of the DB language. …”
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Metamorphosis of a herniated lumbar disc by A. I. Isaykin, L. T. Akhmedzhanova, S. R. Fedoseev, V. D. Zagranichnaya

“…Compression of nerve roots by herniated intervertebral discs (IVD) is a major cause of lumbosacral radiculopathy and often causes problems in patient management. …”
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Academic tutoring as a human development process. Using semantic field analysis to explore the concept by Monika Czyżewska, Ewa Duda, Magda Lejzerowicz, Anna Perkowska-Klejman, Adrianna Sarnat-Ciastko, Edyta Zawadzka

“…The background of the analysis was the constructivist concept, which is rooted in the creative role of language. The conclusions of the analysis indicate that thanks to the reconstruction of the network of meanings, it is possible to define the term tutoring from the perspective of students participating in the program in a more accurate way. …”
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Ethical Values for Future Leaders in Higher Learning Institutions in South Africa: A Cogent Scoping Review on Academic Jealousy by Pakiso Moses Pakiso Moses, Tshepo Tshepo, Zenzile Khetsha

“…The literature revealed the roots, manifestations, and detrimental impacts of academic jealousy on individuals and institutions. …”
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Trauma Survivors Network: how does it really work? by Anna Newcomb, Thomas K Duncan, Glen H Tinkoff, Katherine Joseph, Anastasia Kunac, Peter Anziano

“…Palliative Care and Trauma-iInformed Care are principles thought to be important enough to include in the upcoming updated Advanced Trauma Life Support 11th edition course as stand-alone chapters.This publication provides a history of the TSN and how it developed from the grass roots, the core elements of the TSN, a patient experience with the program, a basic toolkit on implementation of the TSN, and the importance of the TSN working together with palliative care. …”
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Designing a Model for Demand Side Management in Electricity Sector Based on Collaborative Governance by Gholamreza kazemian, Mohammadreza Raecy, Reza Vaezi, Vajollah Ghorbanizadeh

“…The qualitative stage, rooted in a constructivist approach to grounded theory, involved the development of a DSM model. …”
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THE BRITISH LABOUR PARTY’S IDEOLOGICAL PIVOT UNDER TONY BLAIR: FROM RADICAL AND DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISM TO SOCIAL DEMOCRACY by Djihed MESSIKH

“…Abstract: Due to global economic challenges, the long-term impacts of Thatcherism rooted in neoliberalism, and internal divisions within the party, a ‘New Labour’ was born under Tony Blair’s Third Way pragmatic vision, marking a decisive break from traditional policies, in which new market-oriented reforms and welfare-to-work programs were embraced simultaneously. …”
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As crianças e a educação ambiental: discursos sobre “gerações do futuro” e apontamentos sobre uma possível contribuição na área by Vânia Roseane Pascoal Maia, Carlos R. S. Machado

“…This paper proposes a discussion of the speeches that addresses children as “future projects”, those that society, family and other institutions have the intention and duty to prepare for later times, being remembered, so as promises and depending for that, “investments” programmed. Furthermore, we bring the concepts of nature as well as a place that needed to be “preserved”, were to rebuild “balanced and harmonious relations” for the good of everyone. …”
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