Ecuador’s Universities Embrace Generative AI While Leaving Students Without Rules
A mixed-methods study of Ecuadorian universities finds students and lecturers use generative AI heavily for its usefulness, yet ethical concerns...
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A mixed-methods study of Ecuadorian universities finds students and lecturers use generative AI heavily for its usefulness, yet ethical concerns...
A survey of 368 primary school teachers in Muscat, Oman, finds that teacher self-efficacy and transformational leadership, rather than school...
A survey of 186 surgical residents at German university hospitals reveals excessive hours, administrative overload, missing structured training and widespread...
A quasi-experimental study of 76 nursing students in Türkiye found that a structured four-session role play–based education program significantly reduced...
A survey-based structural equation modeling study of 329 Chinese university faculty finds that avoidance motivation is positively linked to research...
A new study of communities surrounding Ghana's KNUST documents how university-driven urbanization has transformed land use and intensified noise, waste,...
A situated professional development programme in Turin combined Montessori, Agazzi, and Malaguzzi traditions with modern cognitive science to transform how...
A Nature Mental Health policy brief finds that safety policies at five major generative AI platforms fail to translate into...
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