eshs: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called eshs.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Studies; Students; Society; Learning; School; Teaching; Children; Teachers; Language; Human; People; Science; English; Work; Image; Mean; Value; Period; Model; Botswana; Consumer

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• The Significance of Quality Higher Education for Sustainable Growth and Development in Africa: The Case of Ethiopia Context by Woldeyes, Melese Mekasha (2020) - Vol. 1, No. 1, 2020 www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/eshs 32 Original Paper The Significance of Quality Higher Education for Sustainable Growth and Development in Africa: The Case of Ethiopia Context Melese Mekasha Woldeyes1* 1 Mekane Yesus Management and Leadership College, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia * Melese Mekasha Woldeyes, Mekane Yesus Management and Leadership College, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Received: April 24, 2020 Accepted: May 2, 2020 Online Published: May 7, 2020 doi:10.22158/eshs.v1n1p32 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/eshs.v1n1p32 Abstract This paper examines the role of quality higher education for sustainable growth and development for African countries including Ethiopia. In providing access to quality higher education in Africa, using the Ethiopian context as a case study. Keywords: access; countries; development; education; ethiopia; institutions; quality; studies; study; system
• Qualitative Study Models in Understanding of Aggression, Bullying, and Violence by Navaneedhan, C. Girija; Kamalanabhan, T. J. (2020) - Research studies have proven that people with low self-esteem www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/eshs Education, Society and Human Studies Vol. 1, No. 1, 2020 56 Published by SCHOLINK INC. are more aggressive than people with high self-esteem. Research studies have shown that one of reasons for aggression is the socioeconomic status. Keywords: aggression; behaviour; bullying; children; methods; qualitative; research; school; students; studies; victimization; violence
• In Search of Authentic Peer Leaders: Finding, Nurturing, and Affirming by Peterson, Tim O.; Aikens, Shontarius D.; Loudder, Martha L. (2020) - We posit three general strategies that can be used in business learning communities utilizing student peer leaders: 1) Finding (involves the selection process of identifying student peer leaders), 2) Nurturing (involves training and development of student peer leaders), and 3) Affirming (involves establishing credibility, recognition, and reinforcement of successful initiatives conducted by the peer leaders). However, at this point we do not know which core values make a difference. Keywords: accomplishment; core; education; leaders; peer; peer leaders; rokeach; sense; society; students; studies; terminal; values; vol
• Breast Engorgement among Women with Caesarean Section: Impact of Nursing Intervention by Hassan, Hanan Elzeblawy; EL-Kholy, Galal Ahmed; Ateya, Aziza Ahmed; Hassan, Amal Ahmed (2020) - May 29, 2020 Accepted: June 14, 2020 Online Published: June 23, 2020 doi:10.22158/eshs.v1n2p22 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/eshs.v1n2p22 Abstract Background: Breast engorgement is defined as enlarged & filling of breast with milk. The aim of the study was to investigate the impact of nursing intervention on relieve of breast engorgement among women with caesarean section. Keywords: breast; breast engorgement; breastfeeding; control group; day; education; engorgement; group; milk; mothers; nursing; pain; society; studies; study; study group; vol; women
• Accounting Academic Workloads: Balancing Workload Creep to Avoid Depreciation in the Higher Education Sector by Long, Dr Warrick; Barnes, Associate Professor Lisa; Northcote, Professor Maria; Williams, Professor Tony (2020) - External Influences on Accounting Teaching Graduate attributes for accounting students is a challenge for accounting academics. Using this workload TRAC framework, accounting academics identified five factors they believe will influence their future roles. Keywords: accounting; accounting academics; accounting education; australia; education; experience; learning; research; society; students; studies; study; teaching; time; university; vol; workload
• Understanding the African Continental Free Trade Area: Beyond “Single Market” to “Africa’s Rejuvenation” Analysis by Armel, Dr. Kaze (2020) - This is one of the reasons why many African countries have economic partnership agreements skewed against their favor because industrialists from Europe, America, or even China when they sign partnerships with African countries, it is possible for them to produce goods in their markets, ship them to African countries they have trade relations with and have them packaged as locally manufactured products, and they can easily enter the African market and enjoy the tariff-free status as well. Without African countries integration, it will be extremely difficult, if not impossible, for the African continent to negotiate individually with its strong and major economic partners such as the USA, China, Russia, Japan and the EU (Monyae, 2019). Keywords: afcfta; african; agreement; area; continental; countries; development; economic; free; free trade; integration; market; note; studies; tariffs; trade; union; vol
• Air Pollution Burden and Three Population Health Indicators in 58 Counties Comprising the State of California, USA by Oscar Wambuguh, Oscar; Lin, Sofia (2023) - Laurent et al. (2007) provided an alternative argument that the modification effect of socioeconomic status on air pollution health effects depended on the regional level at which socioeconomic characteristics were measured. Older adults are also likely to experience immune-senescence, progressive decline in lung function, and greater incidences of hospitalizations due to air pollution exposure (Santos et al., 2021). Keywords: air; air pollution; asthma; birth; burden; california; disease; education; effects; environmental; et al; health; low; pm2.5; pollution; population; studies; vol
• Developing Teachers’ Skill to Identify High Ability Students by David, Hanna (2023) - Abstract The question: “how to educate teachers in order to help them be more understanding, more suitable, and more motivated when teaching gifted students” has been widely discussed. Introduction The question: “how to educate teachers in order to help them be more understanding, more suitable, and more motivated when teaching gifted students” has been widely discussed. Keywords: boredom; child; children; class; david; education; giftedness; journal; learning; school; society; students; studies; teachers
• California Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Targets (2030 and 2050): Trends, Projections and Analysis by Wambuguh, Oscar (2020) - The cap-and-trade market system is far from a perfect mechanism for GHG emissions reductions. Despite not wanting to hurt the economy, California must continue with its commitment to make significant, steady and impactful progress in GHG emissions reductions in the years ahead in all the seven emissions sectors. Keywords: air; california; carbon; change; climate; education; electric; emissions; emissions reductions; energy; gas; ghg; ghg emissions; global; greenhouse; levels; mean; sector; society; state; studies; table; total; transportation; vol; www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/eshs; year
• Integrating Cultural-Historical Activity Theory and Authentic Learning with Technology in Teaching and Learning: A Case Study Analysis by Hamaluba, Tommie; Hamaluba, Moono (2023) - These case studies encompassed various scenarios, such as rural school students playing a game to overcome misconceptions related to photosynthesis and respiration (Case 1), orphans from Soweto engaging in an interactive game to learn about diseases (Case 2), third-year BEd students using a game to design a learning intervention (Case 3), Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) students using a game to address misconceptions related to Mendelian genetics (Case 4), and education students at honors level undertaking authentic tasks to enhance their understanding of technology use in the classroom (Case 5). The research highlights the significance of adventure games as an effective medium for knowledge construction, wherein embedded puzzles and core content serve as extrinsic mediators, while discussions between players intrinsically mediate knowledge construction. Keywords: activity; case; education; learning; media; research; students; studies; technology
• How Should Higher Education Institutions Provide Lectures Under the COVID-19 Crisis by Kurihara, Yutaka (2020) - http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/eshs.v1n2p144 Abstract As the COVID-19 crisis prevails, many universities and colleges all over the world were not able to conduct face-to-face classes and instead conduct online learning. Online learning has merits and is evaluated by learners and university faculties. Keywords: class; education; face; learners; learning; online; studies
• Writing Trauma: Rita Dove, Willa Cather, and Toni Morrison by DiEdwardo, Maryann P. (2023) - Other case studies include healing from Vertigo through the study and practice of QiGong, studying works by Thomas Merton to heal, healing from grief through reading the works of Emily Dickinson, researching through case study research to prepare to write literary critiques for my monograph titled Spatializing Social Justice, creating videos to practice Blended Learning Pedagogy during the pandemic in 2020, and a year of case study research about teaching during a pandemic that results in a new monograph Ebook published in the United Kingdom in 2021 Teaching Radiantly. Students possess qualities of memory based upon human every day experiences similar to those experiences within literary works they read. Keywords: book; cather; diedwardo; education; hermeneutics; maryann; metacognition; morrison; poetics; studies; study; text; work; writing
• Gender Difference in the Relationship between Self-Efficacy and Performance in Science among Secondary School Students in Migori County, Kenya by Gor, Polycarp O.; Othuon, Lucas O. A.; Migunde, Quinter A. (2020) - In Uganda, a study conducted by the Female Education in Mathematics and Science in Africa project, found that women’s performance in science subjects (which is the gateway to computer science studies) in the Uganda Certificate Examinations is very low compared to that of men (Ochwa-Echel, 2011). The study found that girls’ performance in science subjects (which is the gateway to computer science studies) in the Uganda Certificate Examinations is very low compared to that of boys. Keywords: boys; education; efficacy; gender; girls; performance; science; self; students; studies; study; subjects; women
• Delivering Competent Knowing and Living in the Narrative Space Framed by “Inscriptive Connectivities” by Jaros, Milan (2020) - For actualisation of independent reason cannot maintain itself without perpetual renewal via spatio-temporal translations of couplings between social systems and the citizen on one side and emergent knowledge and its institutionalised face on the other. However, they are almost as a rule no longer grounded in open allegiances to a system of thought, what is often labelled as ideology or world view, style or social system, and brought to perfection by the great novelists and commentators of the 19th and 20th century from Victor Hugo and Fyodor Dostoyevsky to John Galsworthy and Don DeLillo. Keywords: benjamin; education; human; inc; life; making; material; meaning; narrative; new; order; press; sebald; social; society; space; studies; value; vol; www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/eshs
• A Research on the Use of Pause and Lengthening for Turn Organization in Chinese EFL Students’ Conversations by Xia, Zhihua (2023) - One field focuses on the length of pause in turn transition. The following four studies have obtained similar findings: the length of pause in turn transition is not less than 200ms. Keywords: chinese; conversations; english; learners; lengthening; pause; prosodic; studies; taking; turn
• The Contrastive Study on Discursive Construction of Identities and the Adaptation in Cosmetic Advertising by Ye, Anqi; Li, Qian; Feng, Mengchi (2024) - What are the characteristics of the two types of brand advertisements at the text level? Based on the graphic advertisements, the article reveals the dynamic selection and construction of discursive identities and their dynamic adaptation in the foundation advertisements of international brands and national brands. Keywords: adaptation; advertisements; advertising; brands; consumers; discourse; identity; makeup; product; studies
• Educational Dilemmas and Challenges for Students with Autism under the Learning in Regular Classroom Policy: A Qualitative Study Based on the Perspectives of Two Parents in Beijing by Wang, Qian; Mao, Yingmei (2024) - Beijing has pioneered the implementation of a dual enrollment system for special education school students, facilitating transitions between regular and special schools based on student needs (Central Government of the People‟s Republic of China, 2023). The study aims to analyze the effectiveness and impact of inclusive education policies, exploring the educational challenges and difficulties faced by children with autism in the context of the continuous implementation of these policies. Keywords: autism; challenges; children; education; implementation; parents; policy; school; society; students; studies; support; teachers
• Cultural Diversity: Primary Trainee Teachers’ Understandings and Views about Their Preparedness by Zotou, Eleni (2024) - Trainee teachers and teacher educators teaching on teacher training programmes were asked in the interviews how their training programmes had prepared trainee teachers to deal with racist incidents. Introduction Appropriately preparing trainee teachers towards teaching in culturally diverse classrooms might be a big challenge (Lim & Able-Boone, 2005; Sobel, Gutierrez, Zion, & Blanchett, 2011), however, the rapid changes in demographics worldwide, have made trainee teachers preparation for today‟s increasing diverse classrooms a necessity. Keywords: classrooms; diversity; education; research; students; studies; teachers‟; teaching; trainee; trainee teachers; training
• Do gender and age moderate the association between self-esteem and fear of success? by Ogba, Kalu T. U.; Okere, Adebisi Victory; Kumuyi, Daniel Oluwasanmi; Ogba, Miracle Oluchi; Ebulum, Genevieve Chimaoge; Chukwuorji, JohnBosco Chika (2024) - A study on the possible effects of the fear of success and rejection sensitivity on academic success. We did not also take into account several ways people view successes as success seems to be relative and subjective. Keywords: age; education; esteem; fear; gender; self; studies; study; success; university; women
• Psychological Rehabilitation on a Patient with Breast and Arm Amputation: A Case Report by Castelli, Isabela (2021) - Also, we discuss the lack of academic production about traumatic amputations. Keywords traumatic amputation, healthcare team, psychological intervention 1. Keywords: amputation; studies
• Ultra Flexible Nanocarrier for Enhanced the Ocular Delivery of Quercetin in Management of Macular Edema by Seema, Sahu; Chand, Shah Gulab; Ashish, Manigauha; Vandana, Gupta (2021) - Samples of approximately 8 mg were cut from quercetin films and added to 2 mL of acetonitrile. Permeability across the rabbit cornea for quercetin films, NLCs, and control are shown in Figures 8, 9, and 10, respectively. Keywords: drug; figure; films; lipid; nanoparticles; permeability; quercetin; society; studies; vision; vol
• Fundraising in the Higher Education Context: A Topical and Theoretical Literature Review by Madeo, Elena (2022) - First of all, fundraising process is based on social exchanges dynamics, whose impact affects fundraising outcomes. Figure 1 represents fundraising process within higher education context as a social exchange model. Keywords: analysis; context; crowdfunding; donors; education; framework; fundraising; literature; review; role; society; studies; theory; universities; university; vol; www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/eshs
• Covid-19 and the Politics of Gastronomic Consumerism in Pandemic India by Koshy, Minu Susan; Sulhath, Abina (2022) - Consumerism finds its most potent manifestation in food cultures, especially in terms of the type of food consumed (imported, ready-to-eat, frozen etc.) and the modes in which it is consumed (at restaurants, dine-ins, online ordering). SCHOLINK INC. Keywords food culture, pandemic, lockdown, consumer culture, social media, gastronomy, gender dynamics, class, gig economy, consumerism 1. Keywords: class; culture; food; home; india; pandemic; period; ration; rice; society; studies
• Textuality in Online News Paper Articles by Mehdi, Manar Kareem (2023) - Neubert and Shreve (1992, p. 30) define textuality as “the complex set of features that texts must have to be considered texts. The structure of texts is another factor that contributes to their coherence and helps them develop it. Keywords: article; ash; education; information; new; shakespeare; sleep; society; studies; text; textuality; vol
• Characteristics of the Brain in ASD and Effective Ways of Teaching by Koifman, Julia (2023) - ASD people often cannot realize other people’s feelings and emotions. Working with ASD children requires speech and language therapy and occupational therapy. Keywords: asd; autism; brain; emotions; language; people; speech; studies

• Improving Instructional Pedagogy: What are the Issues? by Shaughnessy, Michael F. (2020) - 8) Observation—in order to make a good teacher great, they may also need to observe other great teachers, this is a time-consuming process, but you learn by watching good teachers at the top of their game practicing their craft. Good teachers take the time to prepare. Keywords: education; students; teacher; time
• How to Motivate Students to Study Online by Koifman, Julia (2020) - If you teach SEN students, be prepared for unexpected situations. Remedial teachers should provide SEN students with detailed graphic organizers to guide them as they read a particular text. Keywords: classroom; learning; online; school; students; teachers; teaching
• Keeping Students’ Attention Active by Pllana, Duli (2020) - Vol. 1, No. 2, 2020 www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/eshs 171 Original Paper Keeping Students’ Attention Active Duli Pllana1* 1 Math Teacher at Jose Marti Stem Academy, BOE Union City, Hudson County, NJ, USA; Math Adjunct ae EIC, Bellville, NJ, USA * Active attention equips students with the necessary data and more information of an addressed lesson during a session; the key concern remains how to keep students’ attention to the maximum in the classroom. Keywords: attention; class; games; idea; learning; lesson; students; video
• Elementary School Students Approach the Pontian Greek as a Refugee within the Drawing Activity by Zoe, Konstantinidou; Konstantinos, Fotiadis; Parthena, Konstantinidou (2020) - Statistically Significant Differences per Factor Factor GENDER Df F Sig. Category between groups 1 11.450 .001 within groups 108 Total 109 Elements- Symbols between groups 1 4.681 .033 within groups 108 Total 109 Numerous elements- Symbols between groups 1 6.779 .011 within groups 108 IMMIGRATION IMAGES-SYMBOLS Ν % SOCIAL CLASS IMAGES-SYMBOLS Ν % Present 39 35.5 Present 22 20.0 Absent 71 64.5 Absent 88 80.0 Total 110 100.0 Total 110 100.0 RELIGION OBJECTS-SYMBOLS Ν % CULTURAL ELEMENTS Ν % Present 12 10.9 Present 51 46.4 Absent 98 89.1 Absent 57 51.8 Total 110 100.0 Total 110 100.0 CATEGORY Ν % TOTAL NUMBER OF ELEMENTS/SYMBOLS Correlations between Factors and Variables (Gender-type of Data/Symbols) CATEGORY SUBCATEGORY GENDER TOTAL male female Elements-Symbols Present 29 52 81 26,4% 47,3% 73,6% Absent 17 12 29 15,5% 10,9% 26,4% Gender Elements-Symbols Present 18 44 62 16,4% 40,0% 56,4% Absent 28 20 48 25,5% 18,2% 43,6% Immigration Elements-Symbols Present 8 31 39 7,3% 28,2% 35,5% Absent 38 33 71 34,5% 30,0% 64,5% Total 46 64 110 41,8% 58,2% 100,0% Analyzing the categories and subcategories of drawings’ content, we observe that students refer mainly to the Genocide (N=38.2%) and the refugee of Greeks of the Black Sea (N=42.7%) and less to the cultural elements (N=19.1%). Keywords: children; drawings; education; elements; students; symbols; total
• English Reading Teaching in Senior High School from the Perspective of Deep Learning by Xiaofan, Li (2024) - The setting of such questions makes the steps of classroom questioning unable to play a role effectively, and only ask students questions in a cramming way. Some teachers set “improving students’ reading ability” as the teaching objective, but there is no clear explanation on the way and method to improve reading ability and which part of reading ability to improve. Keywords: learning; reading; students; teaching
• A Study on Teachers’ Questioning Strategies for the Purpose of Improving Students’ Thinking Quality in Senior High School English Reading Teaching by Yiyi, Wei (2024) - In the classroom observation, it is found that teachers tend to ask questions to more active students, so that other students have fewer opportunities to answer, their ability to answer questions and critical thinking is greatly affected, and they will only get worse and worse, forming a vicious circle: good students get better and better, poor students get worse and worse, students don’t like teachers, and the class discipline will not be good. Online Published: January 15, 2024 doi:10.22158/eshs.v5n1p6 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/eshs.v5n1p6 Abstract Thinking quality is a key element in developing students’ creativity, critical thinking skills and critical thinking. Keywords: quality; students; teachers; thinking
• ALTERNANCE Training Strategies Implementation Project in Professional Technical Secondary Education by Tomé, PhD, José Manuel Salum (2024) - The Monseñor Guillermo Hartl Educational Complex has as institutional seals: • Educational training based on Christian-Catholic values, open and dialogue that recognizes diversity, in harmony with the family and the community. In this way, we present an alternation plan, aimed at 4th grade students, first semester, focusing on module 7 of the preschool care specialty “Literary and Theatrical Expression with Toddlers”, with its respective learning objective: LO 1: “Carry out and evaluate educational activities with preschoolers of different levels, creating pedagogical environments appropriate to their needs and their cognitive, emotional, social and psychomotor development, in accordance with the Curriculum Bases of Early Childhood Education and the guidelines and instruments received from the educators”, expected learning and evaluation criteria linked to the experiences that the students will experience. Keywords: alternation; development; education; learning; specialty; students; training
• The Merits of Teaching Basic Courses in Engineering Curriculum by ATA, Atef A. (2024) - For example, all automatic control courses need some modelling techniques which the students can gain by studying engineering mechanics and calculus during their first level of study. Huang et al. (2020) presented a new strategy in teaching engineering mechanics by integrating the subject of optimization theory into mechanics modelling using normal modelling techniques. Keywords: engineering; mechanics; motion; students
• Research on the Construction of Deep Learning-oriented College English Blended Gold Course in the Context of New Liberal Arts by Fu, Huijun; Li, Xuwei (2024) - College English teaching has not fully involved current affairs, major knowledge, excellent traditional Chinese culture and unique campus culture, which is not conducive to students‟ acceptance of moral educational content. The Necessity of Applying the Concept of Deep Learning to College English Teaching Through more than 40 years of development, deep learning is no longer just a way of learning to understand basic knowledge and skills, but more of a meaningful learning based on understanding and pursuit of the transfer. Keywords: arts; college; education; english; knowledge; learning; students; teaching
• Exploration and Research on the Training Mode of Professional Degree Graduates-taking Civil Engineering and Water Conservancy as an Example by Wu, Yu; Xu, Jun; Zhou, Jie; Wang, Xiaofei (2024) - Hao Zhouhua studied the training mode of professional postgraduate students in cardiac surgery (Hao, Zhong, Meng et al., 2020). The exploration of the training mode for master’s students majoring in civil engineering and water conservancy mainly includes: establishing training objectives in the planning stage, formulating training plans, and developing evaluation indicators; the implementation phase includes teaching, research guidance, internships, and other stages; the assessment stage is to evaluate the academic level and teaching quality of graduate students majoring in wood water conservancy; in the improvement stage, based on the assessment results, adjust the training plan, improve the teaching methods for graduate students in the field of wood and water conservancy, and enhance the discipline construction; on this basis, through continuous PDCA(Plan-Do-Check-Act) cycles, the overall quality and professional ability of talents have been further improved to meet the needs of social and industrial development. Keywords: conservancy; education; engineering; graduate; group; mode; students; training; water
• A Qualitative Course-based Inquiry into the Use of Strengths-based Language in Child and Youth Care Residential Field Practicums by Bellefeuille, Gerard; Biton, Lerynne; Chinchilla, Yulieth; Doniego, Francesca; Iqbal, Hiba; Lin, Vivian; Parokkaran, Anett; Sison, Angelo (2021) - The benefits derived from a course-based approach to teaching research methods are significant for CYC students. Student research groups are then required to complete an REB application form for each course-based research project undertaken in the class; each application is reviewed by the course instructor and an REB committee to ensure that the project is completed in compliance with the ethics review requirements of the university. Keywords: care; course; cyc; education; language; research; strengths; students; youth
• Academic Collaborative Efforts to Promote STEM Equity in High Needs Schools by DeJarnette, Nancy K.; Deeb, Ruba S.; Pallis, Jani (2021) - 2. Literature Review 2.1 Importance of P-12 STEM Education 6.1 Strategic Plan for Overcoming Limitations in STEM Education The STEM initiatives presented here have helped to identify several recommendations for stimulating students’ interest in STEM disciplines and careers. Keywords: education; engineering; initiatives; learning; p-12; school; science; stem; students; teachers; technology; university; urban
• Teacher Education and Competencies in an Open Democratic Society by Vrapi, Asllan (2022) - Keywords educational competencies, initial education, integration processes, legal improvements, reform period, teacher qualification www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/eshs Education, Society and Human Studies Vol. 3, No. 1, 2022 33 Published by SCHOLINK INC. 1. Today when we talk about educational competencies we take into account or take into account the individual potentials and abilities of students, which makes it possible to help all students regardless of the difficulties they have. Keywords: competencies; education; intelligence; students; teacher; teaching

• “Little Glass Slippers” on the American Silver Screen: An Inquiry into Hollywood Adaptations of Charles Perrault’s “Cinderella” by Koshy, Minu Susan (2020) - Also, as different from the father figures in other Cinderella films (which feature white characters), Cindy’s father married her step-mother through deceit. A Thematological Approach to Cinderella Movies 3.1 Moral Dimensions, Religion and Family Dynamics across Time in “Cinderella Movies” One among the first American adaptations of the Cinderella story was the 1914 silent film Cinderella, directed by James Kirkwood. Keywords: adaptations; american; cinderella; cinderella story; cindy; figure; film; glass; movies; prince; society; step; story
• The Culture of Philosophy Withering Away On the Basis of Hungarian Philosophical Experiences by Karikó, Sándor (2021) - Vol. 3, No. 1, 2022 www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/eshs 27 Original Paper The Culture of Philosophy Withering Away On the Basis of Hungarian Philosophical Experiences Sándor Karikó1* 1 University of Szeged, JGYPK, Szeged, Hungary * Sándor Karikó, University of Szeged, JGYPK, Szeged, Hungary Received: December 6, 2021 Accepted: December 14, 2021, 2021 Online Published: December 20, 2021 doi:10.22158/eshs.v3n1p27 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/eshs.v3n1p27 Absract Philosophy is for itself, in other words, it is an activity for itself by itself. Unfortunately, the culture of philosophy has become a degraded intellectual phenomenon, and this short study analyses the reasons for its diminished value. Keywords: education; human; philosophy; politics; society
• Thinking, a Diverse and Inclusive Process: An Epistemological Look by Tomé, José Manuel Salum (2022) - Inclusive education and teacher education: A foundation of hope or a discourse of delusion. Epistemological Foundations of Inclusive Education and Diversity The epistemological foundation of inclusive education at the beginning of the 21st century opted for a transdisciplinary enrichment that allows promoting a genealogical critique of its founding paradigm of Special Education. Keywords: education; human; knowledge; science; society; thinking; thought
• On Literary Stylistics by Zhiqin, Zhang (2025) - In Structuralist Poetics, Culler argues at length about literature as an institution about (the implied) readers as readers equipped with literary competence (that is a set of conventions for reading literary texts, and the reading activity as a rule governed process of producing meanings. Here is an argument that analysis of literary texts by linguistic means is not brutalizing of a work of art, but a worthwhile intellectual pursuit that sees the text as a series of clues to understanding a significance beyond language; beyond what the words of the text mean. Keywords: features; foregrounding; language; process; society; stylistics; text

• Shining Light into Teenage Depression by Koifman, Julia (2023) - The number of high school students unhappy with their school progress, appearance, and relationship with parents, peers, and teachers is still high. They might end up with severe depression. Keywords: children; depression; education; help; learning; parents; school; teachers
• Learning to Unlearn for Transformative Learning, an Epistemological Look by TOME, JOSE MANUEL SALUM (2021) - Knowledge about how cognitive processes work in the brain, allows: • If this step is taken, the reconstruction continues, or rather, with the possibility of new learning. Keywords: education; human; information; knowledge; learning; process; training; way
• Higher Education 4.0: The Digital Transformation of Classroom Lectures to Blended Learning by Li, Xi; Pan, Ting; Wu, Yu (2024) - May 10, 2024 Accepted: May 20, 2024 Online Published: June 2, 2024 doi:10.22158/eshs.v5n2p57 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/eshs.v5n2p57 Published by the Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. in 2021, the book entitled “Higher Education 4.0 : The Digital Transformation of Classroom Lectures to Blended Learning” by Kevin Anthony Jones and Ravi S. Sharma presents an enlightening research for seeking out the impact of changing the instructional design from traditional lecturing to blended learning on the students’ academic achievements. Finally, the seven learning strategy taken into study and a citation of publication in blended learning are presented for better understanding. Keywords: education; learning; model; research; teaching

• Education Policy: Addressing Racial Health Disparities in Educational Contexts by Williams-Breault, Beth D. (2020) - When SBHCs offer health education and counseling, reductions in risk behavior are also expected. Disparities in academic achievement and health: The intersection of child education and health policy. Keywords: children; education; et al; health; income; knopf; policy; sbhcs; school; williams
• Attitudes of Primary School Pupils to Physical Education by Polívka, Tomáš; Fialová, Ludmila (2022) - Always good Always bad Feelings in P.E. lessons Chi-square 0.000 Girls Boys 14% 12% 45% 50% 34% 23% 6% 2,.5% 1% 0.5% I’m always happy I’m always upset Feelings when P.E. lesson is cancelled Chi-square 0.012 Girls Boys 38% 24% 21% 50% 27% 23% 9% 2.5% 5% 0.5% First item shows the popularity of P.E. Physical education is more popular with boys than girls. Conclusion: We see a link between the low level of motor abilities and the reasons for the absence of pupils in Physical Education classes, as well as their positive feelings when P.E. classes get cancelled. Keywords: attitudes; boys; education; girls; p.e; pupils; school; significance
• RULER: A Social Emotional Learning Program’s Impact on School Climate by South, Caroline L.; DeJarnette, Nancy (2022) - Further, student behaviors are an indicator of school climate: Negative student behaviors reflect poor school climates and positive student behaviors reflect positive school climates (Story, 2010). This case study investigates the impact of the RULER Program on school climate at one pre-K-8 school within that larger urban system. Keywords: climate; data; education; implementation; program; ruler; school; staff; student

• The Current Situation and Improvement Research on the Dissemination of Chinese Culture in College English Education in China by Wang, Min (2024) - In some universities, especially in regions with relatively scarce resources, there may be a lack of adequate facilities and funding to support the development of Chinese cultural teaching resources and innovative teaching methods. Research on improving the effectiveness of Chinese cultural communication in college English education. Keywords: chinese; culture; education; english; teaching
• Developing Poetic Writing Skills: A Teaching Technique for Advanced ESL/EFL Learners by Dieng, Mamadou (2021) - First, it takes off the belief that generally positions poetry as a reserved domain, and subsequently equips EFL learners with basic tools to produces verses and poems. Other researchers are rather obsessed with the principles or mechanisms of poetic perception which requires a profound knowledge of poetic language, rhythm and structural patterns. Keywords: efl; language; learners; love; poetry; teacher; teaching

• An Interview with Ajay Singh: The Ages and Stages Questionnaire (ASQ) by Shaughnessy, Michael F. (2020) - So, I informed Professor Squires that most of the children don't go to public schools before the age of 6 years in the US, and we need to have something for those population because most of them won't have access to such health questionnaires due to various reasons. When I was doing my Graduate Program in Early Intervention at the National Institute for the Empowerment of Person with Intellectual Disability, Secunderabad, India (which is functioning under the aegis of Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India) and affiliated with www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/eshs Education, Society and Human Studies Vol. 1, No. 1, 2020 7 Published by SCHOLINK INC. Osmania University, Hyderabad, India then I came to know about the ASQ (Ages and Stages Questionnaire) during my theory and practicum classes, the ASQ which were developed and designed by Professor Diane Bricker and Professor Jane Squires at University of Oregon (Squires, Bricker, & Potter, 1997). Keywords: asq; bricker; children; professor; screening; squires
• The Bible, In-Laws and Family in Africa by Foster, Asamoah, Emmanuel; Acheampong, Joseph Williams; Amankwah, Jones Dwomoh (2022) - 4.2 In-laws and Family Relationships in Africa Affram and Osei Tutu (2021) opine that in-law relationships have been described as delicate and complex, especially in Africa. Some parents also demonstrate their love and care to their children explicitly in the presence of their children-in-law, while they fail to show their in-laws love. Keywords: bible; children; couples; family; laws; mother; naomi; relationships; ruth

• Component-structural Model of Formation of Scientific Competence of Future Teachers of Choreography in the Process of Professional Training by Cherkasov, Volodymyr (2024) - The practical-activity criterion is characterized by the ability to use scientific knowledge in the organization and conduct of experimental research, inclusion of the researcher in the real situation of scientific research, verification of scientific research methods in practice, selection and processing of experimental results, generalization of primary source material. A high level is characterized by sufficiently formed scientific competence; accuracy of scientific research work; independent reproduction of a certain sequence or system of actions in typical and atypical search situations; fully formed skills to carry out self-control and self-analysis of scientific and research activities; the ability to independently organize and plan research work; adequate self-assessment of the level of formation of one’s own scientific competence. Keywords: choreography; competence; formation; research; teachers; work

• Translation of Metaphor from the Perspective of Cognitive Linguistics by Chunying, Li (2020) - Therefore, when translating metaphors, it is necessary to use the classification of cognitive metaphors, that is, on the basis of image schema metaphors and image metaphors; it can first have a basic judgment on the readability of the subject and target domains to be expressed in the source domain and then use a variety of translation methods. Through the translation of various metaphors, we find that in the process of metaphor translation, we need to distinguish the source schema from the image schema metaphor; also it is necessary to distinguish the type of text; as well as the cultural meaning behind the text and the value to be conveyed. Keywords: image; language; metaphor; schema; translation; use
• On Syntactic Complexity in English Language by Zhiqin, Zhang (2024) - Most syntactic studies have been focused on sentence structure, for this is where the most important grammatical relationships are expressed. By syntactic complexity is meant that sentence structures are complicated and the same structures may produce different interpretations. Keywords: ambiguity; clause; language; sentence

• Developing Human Resources in the Era of Digital Transformation in Vietnam: Current Status and Solutions by Trung, Nguyen Duc (2024) - Policies such as reducing personal income tax for high-tech personnel, training programs for digital transformation experts, and digital skills training programs at the local level have yielded positive results. Localities like Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City have effectively implemented digital skills training and coaching programs, enhancing competitiveness and meeting digital transformation demands. Keywords: human; quality; resources; skills; training; transformation
• Interpretation and Reflection on Goodness in Sakya Legshad and Bacon Essays by Qunying, Shen (2022) - Moral education of goodness can help people listen to good words carefully, learn from good people and their good deeds, and have complete and accurate knowledge of goodness recognized, remembered, and internalized in their hearts with good will. On the other hand, Saban and Bacon believe that goodness of nature is acquired and improved, since people know to think independently, to be strict with themselves, to be cautious in words and deeds, to constantly water their own innate good nature, and to realize human value and dignity. Keywords: bacon; goodness; human; nature; people; saban

• The Impact of Coronavirus on English Word-stock by Murazyan, Varduhi; Hovhannisyan, Anahit (2021) - The diagram below shows the effectiveness of word formation means in producing new words during COVID-19. In the frame of this article, an attempt is made, firstly, to figure out dozens of new words, expressions and new definitions emerged in English due to global changes. Keywords: coronavirus; covid-19; dictionary; education; meaning; n.d; new; people; social; word
• On Becoming an Official in Sakya’s Aphorisms and Bacon’s Essays by Qunying, Shen (2021) - In reality, there are more than a man in the world who is eager to become an official in politics in order to “purchase himself profit or pleasure or honor or the like” (2018, p. 15); there is many an official in the world who has gone for privatization, utilitarianism, and humanization of political power; there is certainly no lack of helpful officials who cling to the principles that the power is used for the people’s interests, and their feelings are tied with the people, listening to the people’s complaints and calls, attending to the people’s thoughts and concerns, intending to solve the people’s difficulties, and going for meeting the people’s desires and demands. Likewise, Sakya (1985, p. 1) enlightens people not to be pleased by praise, nor displeased by criticism, and to maintain properly their good qualities, settle down to pursue knowledge. Keywords: bacon; education; man; official; people; sakya; things
• Observational Study on Passenger Behavior in the Beijing Subway by Li, Bingjie; Li, Xiaojie; Liu, Xiaoming (2024) - The results indicated that: a. The main behaviors of subway passengers included activities such as using mobile phones, sleeping, daydreaming, reading, and interacting with others. The predominant use of mobile phones was closely related to the development of the internet era and the widespread adoption of smartphones. Keywords: individuals; number; people; phone; station; subway

• Psychiatry and Religion: A Stance by Verhagen, Peter J. (2023) - Therefore, it is a strange argument from the opposite to say not only that religion is just a personal matter, but also that the topic of religion in psychiatry is just an esoteric activity of certain psychiatrists with a special www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/eshs Education, Society and Human Studies Vol. 4, No. 2, 2023 3 Published by SCHOLINK INC. inclination to or bias towards religious issues based on their personal history and religious socialization. Science and Religion as Social Practices with Differentiated Goals As Stenmark, Swedish philosopher of religion, (and many others) made clear, religion and science are “both not merely sets of statements, theories, linguistic discourses” (2004, p. 42). Keywords: certainties; goals; mühling; professional; psychiatry; religion; science; spirituality; stance; van

• Research into English Translation of Chinese Tourism Materials from the Perspective of Cross-culture Communication by An-yin, Yi (2022) - However, there is no standard in the English translation of Chinese tourist materials for domestic tourist attractions. Some tourist attractions integrate all the above features, so attention should be paid to integrating these features when translating, so as to systematically and completely translate Chinese tourist materials, and finally ensure their translation quality. Keywords: chinese; english; materials; tourism; tourists; translation

• Structural and Functional Concept of Formation of Interpretative Competence of Future Teachers of Choreography in the Process of Professional Training by Cherkasov, Volodymyr (2024) - Regarding the nature of choreographic art, it is an explanation and interpretation of choreographic art works. In addition, future specialists in the field of choreographic art study the method of choreographic work with children of different age groups in preschool education institutions, general educational institutions and extracurricular institutions of aesthetic orientation. Keywords: art; choreography; competence; formation; interpretation; process; work

• Semiotics of the Image: Addressing the Different Types of Mental Operation and Their Sematic Interpretation by Efthimiadou, Euphrosyne (2020) - If we look at the history of image semiotics, we observe a cognitive and pragmatic approac h. Keywords Image semiotics, semiotic and cognitive approach, Gestaltian perception, mental operations, sema ntic interpretation of an image www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/eshs Education, Society and Human Studies Vol. 1, No. 1, 2020 69 Published by SCHOLINK INC. 1. Keywords: codes; ideas; image; interpretation; note; operation

• How Team Player Styles Impacts Followership Behavior by Peterson, Tim O.; Peterson, Claudette M.; Rook, Brian W. (2024) - The second category of team player style is Collaborator. The instrument we used to identify team player styles of participants was developed by Glenn Parker (2008) called the Parker Team Player Survey (PTPS). Keywords: contributor; followership; individuals; mean; parker; player; style; team

• Some Aspects of Respect and Dignity of Individual On the Europeanism as Values-system: Moral and Individual by Karikó, Sándor (2022) - Pedagogy’s primary task and challenge—although not exclusively—are the independent and concentrated representation of the above -mentioned three values (and other values as well) and value system which lie in Europeanism. Such general and important values, moral principles and virtue come at forefront, as the liberty of the individual, his/her autonomy, the faith in his/her own existence and power, the need and struggle for his/her own dignity, the respect of other individuals and the tolerance of other social groups, states and nations. Keywords: dignity; education; europeanism; individual; value

• Investigating the Effect and Role of Documenting the Inlay Work of Entrance Doors with the Aim of Historical Analysis and Identifying the Style of Inlay Work of the Qajar Period by Arab, Samira (2024) - The findings of the present research have an effective role in the analysis of Qajar period inlay work and its explanation in the works, and in this regard, the obtained information helps to improve the knowledge of preservation and conservation of works. Based on this, different ideas have been collected based on library studies and documents from different books and databases; In this regard, among the analytical descriptive methods, the components of innovation in Qajar period inlay work have been investigated and analyzed. Keywords: door; entrance; entrance door; inlay; period; qajar; research; tehran; works

• The Role of Models in the Discovery of the Nucleus: Ernest Rutherford and his School by Durlo, Andrea (2021) - Keywords rutherford, bohr, atom model, α particles, history of physics, epistemology 1. Vol. 2, No. 2, 2021 www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/eshs 21 Original Paper The Role of Models in the Discovery of the Nucleus: Ernest Rutherford and his School Andrea Durlo1* 1 Italian Group of History of Physics, Italy * Andrea Durlo, Italian Group of History of Physics, Italy Received: Keywords: atom; atomic; bohr; model; physics; rutherford; thomson

• Advancing Vocationalization of Open Schooling in Botswana: Addressing Critical Skills Gaps and Alleviating Unemployment by Hamaluba, Tommie (2023) - Online Published: September 10, 2023 doi:10.22158/eshs.v4n3p1 URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.22158/eshs.v4n3p1 Abstract Vocationalization of open schooling is paramount for Botswana, a nation dedicated to sustainable development and economic growth. By equipping the youth with relevant skills, vocationalized open schooling offers a pathway to alleviate future unemployment challenges. Keywords: botswana; education; open; schooling

• Investigating the Impact of Neuromarketing on Consumer Purchase Intention (Case Study of Sports Goods Customers in Ardabil City( by Moharramzadeh, Mehrdad; Baghi, Abbas Naghizadeh; Nobakht, Farzad; Mahdavi, Akbar (2024) - Keywords neuromarketing, consumer purchase intention, Ardabil www.scholink.org/ojs/index.php/eshs Education, Society and Human Studies Vol. 5, No. 1, 2024 28 Published by SCHOLINK INC. 1. A questionnaire used by Mahdavi in her research in 2016 was used to measure the variable of consumer purchase intention. Keywords: consumer; customers; goods; intention; neuromarketing; purchase; purchase intention; research; sports

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