1676 papers
This study demonstrates that a relationships-based instructional approach significantly improves primary school learners' proficiency in fraction operations by fostering a deeper conceptual understanding of fraction relationships, which serves as a stronger predictor of success than mere symbolic recognition.
This study synthesizes 1,039 global publications using bibliographic coupling and interpretive analysis to develop an integrative framework that identifies six interacting drivers—ranging from resource inequality to political-economic structures—explaining how environmental inequality is produced and sustained across diverse contexts.
This paper argues that pluralising urban design theory requires transforming the institutional production of legitimate design knowledge, proposing an "agonistic design infrastructure" model derived from a 2019–2024 study in Ankara that reveals both the potential and limitations of integrating civic and academic actors into decision-making processes.
This perspective article introduces the "Learning Energy" framework, a multidimensional model integrating five psychological theories to explain how generative AI can either deplete or energize higher education learners through resource appraisal, thereby offering a comprehensive approach to understanding and sustaining academic well-being in AI-mediated environments.
A study of 458 Malaysian emerging adults found that while higher autistic traits are significantly associated with increased psychological distress and the use of various coping strategies, these strategies do not mediate the relationship between autistic traits and distress, suggesting other mechanisms are responsible for the observed mental health challenges.
This study develops and validates a five-domain, 25-item competency framework for lower-secondary school principals in Vietnam by translating broad professional standards into position-specific competencies through a sequential mixed-methods approach involving 600 respondents.
This quasi-experimental study demonstrates that a custom-developed leadership coaching cycle significantly enhances the practical leadership skills of officers in training compared to standard methods, as evidenced by statistically superior improvements in teamwork, reflection, and decision-making among the experimental group.
This study reveals that the fertility transition in the Sahel stalls specifically at higher parities (three and above), with Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger diverging significantly only after the third child, indicating that the region's high fertility differentials are driven by women who already have large families rather than by adolescent reproductive patterns.
This study analyzes media sentiment across five global regulatory regimes from 2024 to 2025, revealing that contrary to expectations, the strictest EU framework generated the most positive coverage while looser US and UK frameworks were less favorable, with regulatory events driving significantly larger coverage spikes than technological ones in most jurisdictions.
This paper presents the first citation-network analysis of Saudi Arabian legislation using a newly released machine-readable corpus, revealing that while the system is predominantly cross-referential rather than hierarchical, its structure is highly concentrated around key instruments like the Companies Law and contains significant data quality issues such as misresolutions and citations to unrecovered repealed laws.