DISTANCE LEARNING WITHIN THE FRAME OF MODERN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS: PSYCHOLOGICAL CONTEXT by Prakhova Svitlana A., Datsenko Oksana A, Semenov Kostiantyn A.

“…Among these characteristics there are adaptability and flexibility to the needs and capabilities of students; modularity of curriculum construction; the specific role of the teachertutor; the individually oriented forms of control of students’ knowledge; the usage of communicative and high-tech methods of teacher-student interaction; the usage of specialized programs and technical tools of teaching, etc. …”
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Fostering critical thinking in learning outcomes of Kazakhstan initial teacher education by Mariya Kabysheva

“…This study employs computer algorithms to analyze how Kazakhstani educational program developers incorporate critical thinking into learning outcomes. …”
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FORMATION OF STUDENTS’ SCIENTIFIC THINKING BASED ON THE LEARNING OF METHODS OF THE SUBSTANCE ANALYSIS by M. A. Kosareva, L. A. Baikova, E. A. Nikonenko, V. V. Vaitner, A. N. Gabdullin

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Understanding Civil Engineering and Architectural Engineering Students’ Perceptions about BIM Practices by Heni Fitriani, Audrey Fitri Yanti, Mona Foralisa, Ahmad Muhtarom

“…The use of BIM within construction industry is experiencing development. However, the development of BIM in Indonesia is still very limited. …”
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Efl Learners’ Ability in Learning Speaking Skills through Digital Media by Delfia Herwanis, Noor Alhusna Madzlan, Rahmanita Zakaria, Rusmiati

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Child Friendly Markets As A Means Of Public Learning Space For Children by Dien F Awaliyah, Dinik Fitri Rahajeng Pangestuti, Ihsan Pandu Tauladan, Anifa Nurhayati, Wahyu Lisma Siami

“…This program was designed to meet the needs of a safe, comfortable, and accessible environment for families, where children can play, learn, and interact with others while their caregivers carry out buying and selling activities. …”
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Learning outcomes and evaluation metrics for training researchers to engage in science policy by K. L. Akerlof, Todd Schenk, Kelsey Mitchell, Adriana Bankston, Aniyah Syl, Lisa Eddy, Sarah L. Hall, Nikita Lad, Samuel J. Lake, Robert B. J. Ostrom, Jessica L. Rosenberg, Abigail R. Sisti, Christopher T. Smith, Lee Solomon, Anne-Lise K. Velez

“…This finding largely aligns with the learning outcomes sought by leaders of science policy training programs in the Commonwealth of Virginia, a state with among the highest number and diversity of these types of initiatives in the U.S. …”
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Course on Educational Web-Content Accessibility: Analysis of Online Learning Results by Ye. A. Kosova

“…The analysis of the starting survey results was carried out in the program IBM SPSS Statistics 23 by methods of descriptive statistics (construction of frequency tables and cross tables).Results. …”
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Machine learning assisted estimation of total solids content of drilling fluids by B.T. Gunel, Y.D. Pak, A.Ö. Herekeli, S. Gül, B. Kulga, E. Artun

“…In this study, a large set of laboratory reports of drilling-fluid analyses from 130 oil wells around the world were compiled to construct a comprehensive data set. The relationships among various rheological parameters were analyzed using statistical methods and machine learning algorithms. …”
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ADAPTATIONAL STAGE OF THE PROFESSIONAL SOCIALIZATION OF STUDENTS OF PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITIES by Z. I. Tyumaseva, I. L. Orehova, N. O. Yakovleva

“…Questioning, testing, mathematical-statistical methods of processing of the monitoring results were used when designing and approbation of the authors’ program.Scientific novelty and results. The concept “professional socialization” is defined; the constructive nature of professional socialization of students of pedagogical high school is disclosed. …”
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A learning design to promote changes in teacher´s digital assessment practices by Alda Pereira, Isolina Oliveira

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Measuring undergraduate evolution learning using the CANS: psychometric strengths and limitations by Austin L. Zuckerman, Gena Sbeglia

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The Effectiveness Projec Based Learning Methods in Teaching Structure of Indonesian Morpheme by Roni Amrulloh, Muh Taufiq

“… This research was aimed to know the result of learning process by project based learning in the matter of Indonesian language form and structure of its morpheme. …”
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Machine learning approaches for forecasting compressive strength of high-strength concrete by Mohammed Shaaban, Mohamed Amin, S. Selim, Islam M. Riad

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PENGEMBANGAN BUKU AJAR KETERAMPILAN MENYIMAK BERBASIS CONTEXTUAL TEACHING AND LEARNING by Lira Hayu Afdetis Mana, Titiek Fujita Yusandra, Atmazaki Atmazaki, Syahrul Ramadhan

“…The effectiveness of textbooks is seen from the results of student activities and learning outcomes. The product was tested on students of the Indonesian Language Study Program at STKIP PGRI West Sumatra and Padang State University. …”
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A hybrid framework of generative deep learning for antiviral peptide discovery by Huynh Anh Duy, Tarapong Srisongkram

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Crafting Design Solutions for Lifelong Learning and Health Promotion in Elderly Communities by Kai-Chieh Lin, Hsiang-Ju Chen, Guan-ying Li

“…Promoting lifelong learning among senior citizens is essential for fostering their confidence and independence. …”
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Machine learning model for random forest acute oral toxicity prediction by A.M. Elsayad, M.M. Zeghid, K.A. Elsayad, A.N. Khan, ِA.K.M. Baareh, A. Sadiq, S.A. Mukhtar, H.F. Ali, S. Abd El-kader

“…The focus of this study is to establish the most efficient method for constructing reliable and precise models for toxicity prediction.METHODS: The random forests were evaluated, a robust ensemble method, for predicting acute oral toxicity using a comprehensive dataset from National Toxicology Program/Interagency Center for the Evaluation of Alternative Toxicological Methods and Environmental Protection Agency/National Center for Competency Testing, which presented significant class imbalance, 8 percent very toxic 92 percent not very toxic. …”
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Construction and effect of interactive teaching methods in the college badminton classroom using fuzzy-assisted virtual reality modeling: a case study in Chinese universities by Yinghao Li, Mohd Jawis

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Company-university intersections through service-learning (SL): a systematic review by Margarita R. Rodríguez-Gallego, Rosario Ordóñez-Sierra, Soledad Domene-Martos, Cristina de-Cecilia-Rodríguez

“…Among the possible intersections, Service-learning (SL) is an educational proposition that may help university students to develop their personal skills, offering them opportunities to learn and practice civic commitment, improving their sense of social and citizen responsibility, and combining academic and community-service learning in a constructed programme where participants train by working on real needs of the environment to optimize and transform the latter. …”
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