2920 papers
This mixed-methods action research study demonstrates that implementing Project ARDI, an AI-supported seamless learning approach, is associated with significant improvements in senior high school students' research competence, engagement, and academic performance in Practical Research 2.
This paper argues that spiritual education in the People's Republic of China has been conceptually transformed and incorporated into state ideology, shifting from a focus on holistic inner development to a state-directed framework of moral-political education designed to reinforce socialist values, patriotism, and cultural confidence under the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party.
This study employs a four-layer computational framework to analyze 62,400 institutional art texts, revealing that while they mimic academic syntax, they structurally lack the argumentative operations of academic writing, thereby defining a phenomenon termed "rhetorical invocation" where formal markers of rigor are deployed without their underlying logical support.
This article combines genealogy, archaeology, and documentary sources to trace the multi-ethnic lineages of women potters in Brazil's Ribeira De Iguape Valley, demonstrating how their enduring kinship and territorial ties since the 16th century support contemporary land tenure recognition and the visibility of historically erased Indigenous and Afro-descendant communities.
This study of 755 Chilean university students reveals that while problematic internet use directly drives most dimensions of technostress, cyberbullying involvement plays a selective mediating role only in perceived technological inefficacy, suggesting distinct intervention targets for digital well-being in higher education.
This article examines a 2024 contemporary Balinese Kamasan scroll illustrating the *Buddhacarita* to argue that its visual translation of Buddhist biography into a continuous, spatialized narrative constitutes a dynamic process of knowledge production that synthesizes universal Buddhist themes with local Javanese-Balinese aesthetics to generate sacred temporality.
This study analyzes India's fertility transition from 1992 to 2021 using NFHS data and complementary log-log models to reveal that while the Total Fertility Rate has declined significantly, birth intervals have increased only marginally with pronounced regional disparities, highlighting an unfinished agenda in maternal health and reproductive agency driven by a sterilization-centric approach.
This study analyzes how Ukraine's full-scale war has intensified the spatial inequality and hyperconcentration of academic human capital in safe regions like Kyiv while eroding frontline scientific centers, as evidenced by rising Gini coefficients and shifting Location Quotients between 2019 and 2024.
Based on a 2021 survey of 1,000 Korean citizens, this study finds that distrust of prosecutors and the belief that citizen involvement enhances transparency are key drivers of public support for citizen reviews of prosecutors' decisions not to prosecute, suggesting such mechanisms are vital for curbing abuse of power and increasing fairness.
Drawing on National Family Health Survey data, this paper proposes "missing girl-only families"—the discrepancy between the expected and observed proportion of families with only daughters—as a novel demographic indicator to better measure and analyze the extent and determinants of son preference in India.