Am I Supposed to Create Knowledge?: Pedagogical Challenges of Doctoral Mentors by Jung-ah Choi

“…Doctoral level education requires a considerable degree of learner’s independent thinking. While independence has been discussed as a personal trait or in relation to the socialization of doctoral education, independence has rarely been discussed as a higher level of cognitive development necessary to create new knowledge. …”
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Discourse and the Macabre. Creating an Image of the Past in the Film Hatred by Wojciech Smarzowski by Krzysztof Kornacki

“… The film Hatred (Wołyń) is a hybrid of a classic historical drama (with elements of discourse) and a modernist anti-war film. Smarzowski created a scenario that complicates the history of Volhynia, and renders it open to ambiguous assessments of Poles, Ukrainians, Jews and Germans. …”
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Creating a Digital Insurance Model: A Grounded Theory Approach by Mohammad Adabi, Nastaran Haji Heydari, Hamed Vares

“…According to the results, it is suggested to pay attention to new hardware technologies to help the development and digital transformation in the insurance industry, especially in sectors that create serious barriers to the issue of risk authenticity. …”
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INDONESIA'S FOREIGN POLICY IN CREATING SECURITY STABILITY IN INDO-PACIFIC REGION by Mariane Olivia Delanova, Yanyan Mochamad Yani

“… Indonesia as one of the countries that is included in the Indo-Pacific Region has an important role in creating security stability in the Region. As the center point of the Indo-Pacific, Indonesia certainly thinks about the right defense strategy to be able to play an active role in the region. …”
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A Tangible Programming Tool for Children to Cultivate Computational Thinking by Danli Wang, Tingting Wang, Zhen Liu

“…We conducted a user study with 7 children using T-Maze to play two levels of maze-escape games and create their own mazes. The results show that T-Maze is not only easy to use, but also has the potential to help children cultivate computational thinking like abstraction, problem decomposition, and creativity.…”
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DOCTRINAL RESEARCH AS A MEANS TO RECOVER NORMATIVE THINKING IN ACCOUNTING by Daniel COETSEE, Pieter BUYS

“… Doctrinal Research as a Means to Recover Normative Thinking in Accounting. The article debates whether legal doctrinal research could be applied in contemporary accounting research to bring back the prescriptive nature of normative research and whether, by applying doctrinal research, a new focus could be created in accounting research. …”
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Historical Types of Folklore Thinking in the Lyrical Songs of Sloboda Ukraine by Віра Осадча

“…The figurative content of archetypes of folklore thinking is expressed by rhythmic and melodic codes as a sound embodiment of symbolic and logical figures of thinking. …”
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Project Activities and Encouraging Critical Thinking: Exploring Teachers’ Attitudes by Petra Pejić Papak, Lidija Vujičić, Željka Ivković

“…Since the objective behind the implementation of project activities was to create the knowledge that, in the creative act, boundaries of the known or tried are transcended in the direction of new and expanded knowledge, importance should be given to the role of teachers in promoting the development of critical thinking and guiding pupils to explore and discover new knowledge.…”
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Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk and His Philosophical Genesis of Economic Thinking by Adam Oleksiuk

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Intrapreneurial Culture through Think Tanks in Higher Education Institutions by Arabella Bhutto, Shabina Shaikh

“…One of the elements of prenovation is emphasizing and creating policies for institutions. This research paper highlights the importance of having an intrapreneurial culture in higher education institutions. …”
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SLOVAK THINKING ON TRANSLATION – A POLITICAL-SOCIAL-CULTURAL REFLECTION by Vladimír Bıloveský

“…The conditions for translation production and theoretical thinking on translation development were being created, but on the other hand, ideological and political effects on translation production were starting to emerge. …”
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ALGORITHMIC THINKING IN HIGHER EDUCATION: DETERMINING OBSERVABLE AND MEASURABLE CONTENT by Marian Byrka, Andrii Sushchenko, Volodymyr Luchko, Galina Perun, Victoria Luchko

“…The design of the ATCS is also based on algorithmic thinking as a complex phenomenon that integrates five types of thinking: abstract, logical, figurative, conceptual, and constructive. …”
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Applying resilience thinking to ‘ordinary’ cities: A theoretical inquiry by Dessie Elizabeth

“…While remaining cautious about its analytical thresholds, applying the framework as it emerges from its ecological niche suggests that resilience thinking can, alongside other concepts, play a part in creating an enabling environment for broadening the way communities, neighbourhoods and institutions that form and connect cities across the globe are understood, studied and represented in urban theory; allowing us to recognise all cities and their citizens as relatable and ‘ordinary’.…”
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"I think it is a wonderful job" On the solidity of the translation profession by Helle V. Dam, Karen Korning Zethsen

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Mediatization of Communicative Memory and Crisis of Critical Thinking in Digital Age by K. V. Igaeva, F. V. Nikolai

“…This article addresses the implications of the mediatization of communicative memory and explores the underlying causes of the crisis of critical thinking in the digital age. It focuses on the transformations within the public sphere influenced by new media. …”
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ASIAN THINK TANKS: GLOBAL ROLE AND IMPACT ON FOREIGN POLICY by K. R. Voda

“…The article also looks at the development of the Asian think tank networks. Most of these networks were created in support of regional frameworks such as APEC, ASEAN Plus Three, ARF, etc. …”
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Materialese as Border Thinking: The Multimodal Voice of Bilingual Learning Materials by Yeraldine Aldana

“…Since didactic materials for L2 education seemed to rely on geopolitics of linguistic knowledge and on second generation-based interaction in distance learning, this study aimed at creating a bilingual didactic resource for learning in a hybrid and intercultural environment. …”
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Integrating Imagination and Design Thinking: Pedagogical Approaches for Postgraduate Creativity by Rahat Varma

“…Examining the function and possible effects of the "Imaginative Design Thinking" courses created for postgraduate Master of Design (M.Des) students, this paper places its inception within the changing context of higher education. …”

Strategizing towards the future hospital: a systems thinking approach by Ashish Kumar, Sean Shao Wei Lam, Sze Ling Chan, Yingqi Xu, Yao Ge, Geoffrey Kah Tack Gui, Hiang Khoon Tan

“…Abstract Background The complex systemic nature of Future Hospital design in the rapidly ageing city-state of Singapore calls for systems thinking. We apply this approach to answer two research questions: (i) What are the variables that drive the present and future dynamics of the Future Hospital system? …”
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Coding Readiness Assessment: A Measure of Computational Thinking for Preschoolers by Emily Relkin, Christopher Doss, Victoria L. Jones, John F. Pane

“…Coding and computational thinking (CT) are important skills to include in early childhood education. …”
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