EDUCATION AND NATIONAL SECURITY: SYSTEM DEFICIENCIES OF MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION IN RUSSIA AND THE USA by M. A. Choshanov

“…Meanwhile, a lot of people in the USA and elsewhere abroad realize that national security is closely related to the human capital, which directly depends on education. The publication considers the limitations of mathematical education both in Russia and the USA from the national security stand point.The author gives the comparative analysis of the system errors in mathematical education of the USA, and singles out the ones to be avoided: the residual investment into the human capital, rising gap between the school mathematics and mathematical science, degrading fundamentality of mathematical education, test drills instead of in-depth training, non-consistency of school reorganization, reduced academic hours, etc. …”
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Simulation-based education as a tool for enhancing the quality of medical education by Akilbekov Dzhumatovich, Elnaz Salimrouhi

“…Simulation-based education (SBE) has emerged as a transformative tool in medical training, offering a safe and controlled environment for learners to acquire and refine essential clinical skills. …”
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A Suitable Algorithm to Solve a Nonlinear Fractional Integro-Differential Equation with Extended Singular Kernel in (2+1) Dimensions by Sameeha Ali Raad, Mohamed Abdella Abdou

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Typical Mistakes in Forensic Examinations on Disputes Related to Child-Rearing by E. V. Vaske, F. S. Safuanov, T. N. Sekerazh

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Automation of Educational Institution Documentation by V. V. Sivakov, A. A. Solomnikov, I. Yu. Adamovich, S. P. Stroev

“…The suggested system of the automated execution of teaching documents enables to reduce error rate while carrying out and implementing it due to the integrated system of conceptions and feedback between its elements.…”
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The Effect of the Adapted Physical Education Course on the Attitudes of the University Students towards the Education of Individuals with Disabilities by Murat Ergin

“…After the descriptive statistics of the study data were determined, the normality of the data was tested with the Shapiro-Wilk test and the comparison of pre-test and post-test scores was conducted with Paired Samples t-Test. The margin of error for all analyzes was taken as p lt;0.01. It was concluded that the Sports for the Disabled course positively affected the attitudes of the Faculty of Sports Sciences students towards the education of individuals with disabilities.…”
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Usability Evaluation of Educational Games: An Analysis of Culture as a Factor Affecting Children’s Educational Attainment by Marwan Alshar’e, Ali Albadi, Malik Jawarneh, Noman Tahir, Marya Al Amri

“…Through experiments, the behavior of Omani students towards the use of imported educational games was examined. Five main factors, namely, efficiency, learnability, memorability, errors, and satisfaction, of educational games for a target user were measured using Hybrid User Evaluation Methodology for Remote Evaluation (HUEMRE), Training Framework for Untrained Observer (TFUO), and Framework on Educational Games Behavior Intention (EGsBI), which are specifically designed frameworks for this purpose. …”
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Monte Carlo Method for Predicting Educational Service Revenue at Each Level of Education at PT. Kanaka Belajar by Raden Radian Baratasena, Mukidin Mukidin, Kosim Kosim, Adinda Rainah Lova Ariatin

“…These findings suggest that the Monte Carlo method effectively forecasts educational service revenue, where smaller percentage error values indicate higher accuracy, while larger errors suggest lower forecast reliability. …”
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Problems of conducting comparative studies in education by Bogusław Śliwerski

“…The discipline necessarily needs to consider the comparative nature of ideas, paradigms, theories, concepts or philosophies of education, to refine its diagnostic tools with respect to differences in the aforementioned contexts, and to refine theory maps and methods of comparative research thus minimising errors in comparison of what is, nonetheless, incomparable.…”
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IMPLEMENTATION SIMULATION TECHNOLOGIES IN MEDICAL EDUCATION by Olga Kovalyova

“…The article discusses the necessity of widespread implementation of simulation technologies into medical education as a source of forming the professional competence of doctors and reducing the number of medical errors. …”

Features of project activity in professional education by Yury Pavlovich Vetrov

“…The conclusions: the organization of project activities of students in the educational process will be more successful with the implementation of conditions and consideration of errors and difficulties of the implementation of project activities from both teachers and students.…”
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Challenges of Teacher Training in Sex Education by María Luisa Preinfalk-Fernández

“…<p><span>This article identifies the existing gaps in sex education in the student population of the Center for Research in Teaching and Education of the National University of Costa Rica, and its purpose is to contribute to the decision-making process to improve training for these students. …”
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Enhancing Arabic Language Education through Virtual Education: Validation of a Teaching Model in Iraqi Secondary Schools by Abbas Taher Allawi Gharabat, Nasrolah Ghashghaeizadeh, Jalal Shanta Jaber, Faranak Mosavi

“…Background: Virtual education has become essential in today's educational systems, particularly during global challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic. …”
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Strengthening open disclosure in maternity services in the English NHS: the DISCERN realist evaluation study by Mary Adams, Natalie Sanford, Charlotte Bevan, Maria Booker, Julie Hartley, Alexander Heazell, Elsa Montgomery, Maureen Treadwell, Jane Sandall

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EDUCATION, LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY AND INCOME INEQUALITY IN NIGERIA by SHARIMAKIN A., OSENI M.S., ADEGBOYE A.C.

“…This study examines the role of education and labour productivity on income inequality in Nigeria by considering both educational attainment and productivity growth over a period of time. …”
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Where Anti-Corruption Education Need To Be Started by Adi Heryadi, Evianawati Evianawati, Agustin Atmaningrum

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DED: Drift Principle in Educational Evolved Data by Ammar Thaher Yaseen Al Abd Alazeez

“…The results show that our proposed algorithm superiority existing ones in purity, entropy, and sum of square error measurements. Experiments led to the conclusion that the concept drift accompanied by a change in the number of clusters and outliers indicates a significant education event. …”
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EDUCATION, CASTE AND OCCUPATIONAL DIFFERENTIALS IN FERTILITY IN INDIA by Kalyan SOM, Ramesh P. MISHRA

“…Present study estimates fertility from census that covers all the reproductive age-women, and it does not allow any chance of sample error; this method has also adopted by UNFPA. Logistic regression analysis used to understand the impact of education, caste and occupation on fertility. …”
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EDUCATION, CASTE AND OCCUPATIONAL DIFFERENTIALS IN FERTILITY IN INDIA by Kalyan SOM, Ramesh P. MISHRA

“…Present study estimates fertility from census that covers all the reproductive age-women, and it does not allow any chance of sample error; this method has also adopted by UNFPA. Logistic regression analysis used to understand the impact of education, caste and occupation on fertility. …”
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TAX REVENUE AND EDUCATION INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA by Ernest Oshodin, Osasu Obaretin

“…The error correction model was adopted as the estimation method in this study. …”
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