THE ROLE OF SCIENTIFIC LEADERSHIP IN SHAPING FUTURE INNOVATORS by Віктор Алькема, Людмила Паращенко

“… Scientific leadership plays a key role in shaping future innovators by creating a favorable environment for research, creativity and interdisciplinary collaboration. …”
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Locke : liaison probable et liaison nécessaire by Éric Marquer

“…Finally, the connection of ideas creates habits of mind, just like the association. …”
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CORE & MORE – THE CONCEPT OF INTELLIGENT REPORTING FOR CORPORATE INFORMATION by Kamil Mazurkiewicz

“…The implementation of this concept, however, requires reporting persons to use abstract thinking. Additionally, while creating reports, one should have both IT skills and IT support because this concept involves, to a large extent, the use of IT tools.…”
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ATTACHMENT STYLES IN GIFTED CHILDREN CAN CREATIVITY BE CORRELATED? by Esra Aslan, Seval İmamoğlu

“…The subjects were 368 first grade high school students (199 girls and 169 boys), and “Relationship Scales Questionnaire”, “Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking”, “General Ability Test”, and “Personal Information Form” were used as measurements. …”
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darkmatter: Racial Reconfigurations and Networked Knowledge Production by Ashwani Sharma, Sanjay Sharma

“…Interrogating and reworking the developments in digital publishing, the project constructs a space for the exploration and dissemination of race thinking and creating relations between different fields, sites and groups. …”
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Real Schools in Poland.Pedagogical ideal and its practical implementation in the historical view by Aleksandra Kujawska

“…I will scrutinize the concept of real schools created in 16th century as a result of a new way of thinking about the upbringing young people. …”
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FORMATION OF TECHNOLOGICAL AND DESIGN COMPETENCES OF STUDENTS IN THE COURSE “MATERIALS SCIENCE OF SEWING PRODUCTION” WHILE WORKING ON DESIGN TASKS by Taranenko Tetiana

“…The importance of creative and engineering thinking of students who can self-develop, self-realise, and make decisions independently in conditions of constant change is determined. …”
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Conceptualizing the learning organization in nursing homes: a scoping review by Clariska van Biessum, Bellis van den Berg, Kim van Erp, Paulien Vermunt, Johannes Ket, Henk Nies, Bianca Beersma

“…An ageing population and labour market shortages have created an imbalance in the supply and demand of care, and the focus of care has transitioned from quality of care to quality of life. …”
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PEDAGOGICAL VALUE OF THE COMMUNICATION AS A PROFESSIONAL ETHICAL PHENOMENON IN THE EDUCATION OF DENTISTS STUDENTS by R.M. Khopta

“…The teacher communication is a professional communication with all participants of educational process, which aims at creating optimal conditions for implementation of goals, objectives of education and training. …”
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Contemporary challenges of museum communication: сultivating Soft Skills for Urban Sustainability by Anastasia Belolutskaya, Ivan Grinko

“…Moscow City University conducted a study of 40 museums and significant cultural street objects to answer the question of what conditions have been created for the development of citizens' thinking and communication. …”
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SET OF ORGANIZATIONALLY-DIDACTIC CONDITIONS OF THE MODEL OF STUDENTS’ AUTONOMY DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION by Roman A. Popov

“…Work over the logical structure of the educational information in autonomous educational activities is the central task of a pedagogue, who strives to create conditions, stimulating professional activeness. …”
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Videomängude disain noortele täiskasvanutele. Psühholoogilise heaolu edendamine koosloome kaudu / Participatory Video Game Design for Young Adults: Enhancing Psychological Well-bei... by Taavi Varm

“…Co-creation offers a shift from passive media consumption to active authorship, fostering agency and reflective thinking. The facilitator’s role was framed not as instructor but as a ‘journey designer’, creating a flexible structure in which participants could safely navigate complex content, experiment, and express themselves. …”
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Factors influencing, and associated with, physical activity patterns in dogs with osteoarthritis-associated pain by Christina Stevens, Elizabeth Kawecki-Wright, Avery Rowlison de Ortiz, Andrea Thomson, Savannah Aker, Erin Perry, Emily Haupt, Alejandra Mondino, Masataka Enomoto, Margaret E. Gruen, Margaret E. Gruen, B. Duncan X. Lascelles, B. Duncan X. Lascelles, B. Duncan X. Lascelles, B. Duncan X. Lascelles

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Counterculture and Social Revolution in the Context of Project Activity. Appropriate Technology and the Whole Earth Catalog by Sazikov Aleksey V.

“…The article examines the importance of counterculture and alternative technologies, primarily appropriate technologies, in shaping the environmental movement aimed at using scientific achievements, new technologies, ecological thinking, and ecodesign in the social revolution in the West in the 1960s and 1970s. …”
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The Role of Short Videos in Medical Training: Student Feedback and an Experiential Learning Perspective by DEEPIKA VELUSAMI, SHIVAYOGAPPA TELI, KRISHNAMURTHY SOUNDARIYA, SENTHAMIL K, MANGANI S

“…The study explored the use of student-created videos as an experiential learning tool in first-year MBBS Physiology course. …”
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Adapting the Germ Defence Web-Based Intervention to Improve Infection Prevention and Control in Care Homes: Interview Study Among Care Home Staff by Alex Hall, Johanna Aguilera-Muñoz, Lisa McGarrigle, Charlotte Eost-Telling, James Denison-Day, Christie Cabral, Merlin Willcox, Chris Todd

“…Phase 2 consisted of stakeholder consultation on GDCH version 1 followed by edits to create GDCH version 2. The formal research (phases 3 and 4) involved individual think-aloud interviews with 21 staff members from management, care, and ancillary positions in 4 care homes providing real-time feedback as they worked through GDCH. …”
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Maria Montessori`s pedagogy in the Lublin region. Thirty years of educational activities and perspectives of development by Beata Bednarczuk

“…This resulted in development of an alternative way of thinking about education, creating mixed grade classrooms whose work is based on the Montessori approach as well as initiating a new trend in the educational and research activities in the Institute of Pedagogy, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin. …”
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Analyzing the Code of Hammurabi: Exploring Ancient Legal Principles and Their Relevance in Modern Law by Beny Saputra, Olivér Bene, David Aprizon Putra

“…This study seeks to clarify the fundamental concepts that underlie Hammurabi's rules and their lasting influence on modern legal thinking by conducting a thorough investigation of the Code's provisions and historical background. …”
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Escape Classroom or How to Transform the Foreign Language Classroom into a Mysterious Learning Space by Irina Mishkova-Yotova

“…The methodology of educational puzzle rooms is used to increase competences by creating a motivating and engaging learning experience. …”
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Engaging Rian Venter’s trinitarian theology: a Trinity of space and time

“…I conclude that Venter’s Trinitarian theology contributed immensely to enriching theological thinking on aspects such as space and ethics. Still, the focus on the relation between the Trinity and time could be explored in more detail, while his emphasis on the transcendent nature of the Trinity created some unresolved metaphysical challenges. …”
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