Ready to learn from your students? Chinese undergraduate students' experiences of informal reverse mentoring by Yanjuan Hu, Zixi Zhou

“…Abstract This study explores the potential of reverse mentoring as a way to renew the student–supervisor relationship in the Chinese higher education setting. …”
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Anticariogenic Potential of Tabernaemontana Divaricata by Mini K. John, David Z. Cheriyan

“…Settings and Design: Research is done in Biogenix Research Lab, Thiruvananthapuram. …”
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Murmansk Arctic State University – Scientific and Educational Center of the Murmansk Region by Georgii G. Gogoberidze, Maria A. Knyazeva, Ekaterina A. Rumiantseva

“…At the same time, it is necessary to note that the conditions of the Far North impose a unique specificity on the work of the University and its scientific and innovative activities.For Murmansk Arctic State University (MASU), scientific and research work is one of the most dynamically developing components that create development potential. …”
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Authorship identification methods in student plagiarism detection by A. I. Paramonov, I. A. Trukhanovich

“…Statistical methods can identify anomalies in the use of words and phrases, and machine learning can create models to calculate the probability of plagiarism based on large amounts of data.Ultimately, an comparison of authorship identification techniques in the field of student plagiarism detection is provided, which aims to provide valuable information about different approaches and their applicability, and to help researchers and educators develop effective strategies for detecting and preventing plagiarism in educational environments.…”
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Values and professional identity of student-age population by I. A. Koch, В. A. Orlov

“…The research material and results can be employed to organise the pedagogical support for the process of professionalism of university students and to develop the recommendations for vocational guidance work among schoolchildren, college students and young workers.…”
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WORLD OUTLOOK POTENTIAL OF CULTUROLOGY by Victor I. Polischuk

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STUDENT ATTITUDES TOWARD THE USE OF CHATBOTS IN CUSTOMER SERVICE

“…As a research method, student survey was used. Research has shown that chatbots are still a new tool for respondents, however they have great potential in customer service, as they are user-friendly and are very useful in the area of customer service. …”
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STUDENT ATTITUDES TOWARD THE USE OF CHATBOTS IN CUSTOMER SERVICE by Iwona Lupa-Wójcik

“…As a research method, student survey was used. Research has shown that chatbots are still a new tool for respondents, however they have great potential in customer service, as they are user-friendly and are very useful in the area of customer service. …”
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Bilingual Instruction in SMAN Bali Mandara: Student's Perspective by Ni Putu Ayu Niya Loviyani, Ni Nyoman Padmadewi, Luh Putu Artini

“…This research aimed to investigate 11th-grade students' perceptions regarding the utilization of bilingual instruction at SMAN Bali Mandara. …”
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Hungarian university students’ perceptions of plagiarism by Balázs Fajt, Emese Schiller

“…This study examines Hungarian university students’ attitudes towards and perceptions about plagiarism in higher education, utilizing the quantitative research paradigm (n = 607). …”
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THE USE OF CASE TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING STUDENTS by Yuliya M. Tsarapkina

“…Besides, during the training period using a case technology students study independent ways of knowledge acquisition which are necessary for the modern professional in constantly ever-changing economic and social realities.The case method reveals creative potential, learns to think and operate differently not only students, but also teachers. …”
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THE INTEGRATION OF RESEARCH IN MANAGEMENT EDUCATION by E. Kuzmina

“…The article deals with forms of attracting students to science through the organization of research work.…”
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FOSTERING CREATIVITY IN STUDENTS VIA MATHEMATICAL LEARNING by Liudmyla Hetmanenko

“…The research methodology included theoretical analysis of scientific literature, comparative analysis of various techniques, conducting a pedagogical experiment, questionnaires and interviews with students and teachers, and systematic observation of the educational process. …”
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Digital entrepreneurship through the prism of student attitudes: Challenges and opportunities by Tripković Anđelka, Aleksić Ivana

“…The conducted research provides insight into young people's perceptions of digital entrepreneurship and indicates potential measures that could encourage their engagement in the digital economy.…”
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Innovative Model of Socio-Professional Development of a Student’s Personality by E. F. Zeer, V. S. Tretyakova, M. V. Zinnatova

“…However, educational programmes, developed on the basis of Federal State Standards, continue to be currently directed by “mass production” and “conveyor production”, which is contrary to objective requirements of the labour market and students’ requirements.The aim of the present research is the development and theoretical-methodological justification of an innovative educational model of socio-professional development of a student personality. …”
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Parenting During the Student Period: the Possibilities of Combining Life Strategies by A. P. Bagirova, A. V. Neshataev, A. S. Vavilova, A. D. Levshits

“…Our analysis focused on the problem of creating the necessary conditions for the implementation of the parental life strategy by young people during their student years. The aim of the study was to develop potential tools to minimize the difficulties of parenthood that arise during parental leave for student families. …”
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The Potential of Silence in Education: Methodological and Didactic Prerequisites by A. D. Korol

“…This paper investigates philosophical, cultural and didactic potential of silence in education. The author substantiates that in the world of ever-augmenting speaking, the student’s silence is manifested as a stage, when there is nothing to say for oneself. …”
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THE ORGANIZATION OF STUDENTS’ CREATIVE ACTIVITY IN EDUCATIONAL PROCESS by Galina S. Rodionova, Olga E. Shapovalova

“…The paper is devoted to research which summarizes the five(year experience of the Department of remedial pedagogy, psychology and speech therapy aimed at improvement the quality of training of bachelors and master students of specialty “Defectology education (therapeutic pedagogy)” with a deep attention to the organization of students’ creative activity in educational process. …”
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Impact of Virtual Reality on pre-university students by Petru-Iulian GRIGORE, Corneliu Octavian TURCU

“…Recommendations for improvement include expanding content diversity, enhancing visual and audio quality, reducing equipment costs, and providing additional support for students with limited technology skills. Ultimately, VR shows great promise in transforming education by creating interactive and immersive learning experiences, with ongoing research and development being essential to fully realize its potential.…”
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