Promoting planetary health and well-being for all: harnessing indigenous knowledges for health with traditional, complementary and integrative health systems by Georg Seifert, Georg Seifert, Hiba Boujnah, Hiba Boujnah, Roshanak Ghods, Susan Wieland, Obijiofor Aginam, Anchalee Chuthaputti, Ricardo Ghelman, Cheng Soon Goh, Motlalepula Gilbert Matsabisa, Sione Tu'itahi, Sungchol Kim, Shyama Kuruvilla, Bhushan Patwardhan

“…Various contemporary global problems stem from ways of thinking that prioritize the short-term economic interests of individuals or specific groups over the well-being of Peoples and the planet as a whole. …”
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Book phenomenon in library philosophy and library research by Baiba Sporane

“…Another aspect is the book as a tool, a communicative tool, self-created as the result of human mental activities (like tools such as a spade or axe, but with different goals) for a specific goal—social communication (including religion, philosophy, fiction, thinking, etc.) and historical memory. …”
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Holistic philosophy in developing environmental education curricula by Dian Andriani, Babang Robandi

“…Climate change, environmental damage, and environmental degradation require a holistic approach to education to create meaningful knowledge and action. The holistic philosophy emphasizes an understanding of human life, the environment, and the importance of education in promoting environmental sustainability, thus encouraging global thinking and action on environmental issues while recognizing that all aspects of this subject must be considered in the broader environmental context. …”
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The State and the Prospects of the Development of Innovative Activity in the Russian Federation in the XXI Century by A. A. Varushchenko, N. A. Vladimirov

“…Developed countries achieve competitive advantages through the introduction of innovative technologies, a highly qualified workforce with creative thinking, efficient use of financial resources, and strong R&D. …”
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INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES FOR INCORPORATING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES INTO HIGHER MUSIC AND ARTS EDUCATION by Inna PASHCHENKO, Natalia SEHEDA, Svitlana TERESHCHENKO, Liliia CHERVONSKA

“…The introduction of digital tools allows us to go beyond traditional learning and create an innovative educational environment focused on developing creativity and critical thinking. …”
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Effectiveness of Using Jigsaw Puzzle in Enhancing Language Learning Amidst Post-COVID-19 Educational Crisis in the Philippines by Jhon Benedict Layoc

“…This fostered critical thinking, improved comprehension, and enhanced understanding. …”
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SDGs-based adaptive curriculum model to improve education quality in the digital age by Eva Puspitasari

“…Emphasizing 21st-century skills, such as critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and digital literacy, this model prepares students to respond more to global challenges. …”
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Anti capitalismo romántico y asistencia: una emancipación ilusoria en el Uruguay progresista = Romantic anti capitalism and assistance: an illusory emancipation in progressive Urug... by Bentura Alonso, José Pablo

“…The community then is created as an area that runs parallel to the market, does not interfere with their laws and where the moralizing practice of the neoconservatives sectors operates with the permission of neoliberal thinking…”
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Philosophy for Children (P4C): A New Zealand School-based Action Research Case Study by Leon Benade

“…Several data sources are tracked to reach the conclusion that P4C does indeed encourage critical thinking and deep questioning – but not for all students, and not to the same extent for all in this study, thus creating a new ‘problem’. …”
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Exploring Complexities of Political Ecology in the Research and Practice of Environmental Education by Paul Hart

“…It will be difficult to have billions of people think about global concerns when they are focused on their own well-being. …”
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Surrealist Dreams of Artificial Intelligence: Revisiting Frederick Kiesler’s “Endless House” by Çiğdem Karabağ, İlke Tekin

“… The dream world of Surrealism bases itself on critical ways of thinking contrary to the status quo that envision new ways of life. …”
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Evaluating Medical Student Engagement in Flipped Classrooms: Insights on Motivation and Peer Learning by Khalid Khadawardi, Dahlia Mirdad, Hisham Nasief, Amber Hassan, Humaira Waseem, Ammara Butt, Njoud E. Aldardeir, Wed Salah, Abeer F. Zakariyah, Abdulrahman Alboog

“…There was a statistically significant difference before and after the engagement, suggesting that the flipped classroom approach successfully improved students’ motivation, engagement, collaborative learning, and critical thinking skills. CONCLUSION Our findings highlight the positive efficacy of flipped classrooms in creating a more interactive and supportive learning environment. …”
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The Importance of Kant’s Philosophy of Mind for Contemporary Research in Artificial Intelligence by Anatoly G. Pushkarsky

“…However, when the urgent problem of philosophical revision of the basic AI paradigm arose, Kant’s theory of consciousness and thinking was not seriously considered and was criticized in the 1990s. …”
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PENGEMBANGAN MEDIA PEMBELAJARAN INTERAKTIF BERBASIS DISCOVERY LEARNING MENGGUNAKAN LECTORA INSPIRE UNTUK MEMFASILITASI KEMAMPUAN BERPIKIR KRITIS by Putri Wahyuni, Nanang Priatna, Jarnawi Afgani Dahlan

“…Thus, theoretically, this medium can be used to facilitate students ' critical thinking skills.…”
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Game Technique of Intertextuality in Yu. Buyda’s Book of Stories “Prussian Bride” by K. A. Degtyarenko

“…It is proved that intertextuality in the texts of this writer is a special phenomenon: it is not just a stylistic tool, but a game way of reconstructing the features of mythological thinking.…”
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Leading schools as complex systems: exploring a new strengths-based approach by Michael Ian Johnson

“…The model aims to help school leaders foster a culture of responsiveness within their schools.ResultsThe study examines the application of a strengths-based methodology to understand how Attractive Quality (AQ), Appreciative Inquiry (AI), and the creation of positive customer affect, through appreciative thinking, can support school leaders in developing more responsive approaches to leading schools as living systems.DiscussionFindings suggest that this integrated strengths-based approach offers school leaders an effective method for shifting from static, deficit-oriented mindsets to more dynamic, appreciative, and regenerative ways of thinking, critical for navigating the complexities inherent in leading schools as adaptive, living systems.…”
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Language for the Fluid, Multiple, Unified Self by Amira Hanafi

“…It might be more accurate to say “create” nonviolent language, because I think it’s a practice. …”
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SLOW READING AS A METHOD FOR REVEALING IMPLICIT MEANINGS IN THE LITERARY WORK by Hryhorii D. Klochek, Mariia V. Foka

“…Nevertheless, the analysis of dialogues lets the reader reveal the psychological content, create a psychological behavioural model, and understand the internal psychological states of the characters. …”
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Research on Pedestrians’ Visual Perception Characteristics Based on USGGS: A Case Study of the Six Inner-City Districts of Tianjin by Hanwen YANG, Shang’en TSOU, Yike HU

“…Through these comprehensive measures, the level of urban street greening can be enhanced more effectively to create a healthier and more comfortable living environment for residents.…”
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Mythos in Claude Lévi-Strauss by Ahmet Uğurlu

“…How the sky, the earth, the seas and the mountains were created have an important place in this process of interpretation as something related to the creation of the universe. …”
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