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Nietzsche : Philosopher, Psychologist, Antichrist, Walter Kaufmann

Hannah Arendt Marginalia - All

Princeton, New Jersey : Princeton University Press, 1950.

Call # : B3316 .K3 Arendt copy contains underlining and marginal lining   PDF Information : 39 Pages , 17.6 MB

Tourism Investments, Coastal Reclamation, And Marine Environmental Change Along The Alexandria Corniche: A Review Of Socioeconomic Trade-Offs And Sustainability Challenges, Noura H. S. Hassan

Blue Economy

Coastal tourism has become a major driver of economic growth and urban development across Mediterranean coastal regions. However, rapid tourism expansion and coastal reclamation have intensified pressures on fragile marine and coastal ecosystems, creating complex trade-offs between economic development, environmental sustainability, and social well-being. This review synthesizes current scientific evidence on the environmental, economic, and social implications of tourism investments and coastal reclamation along the Alexandria Corniche, Egypt.

A structured literature review was conducted using peer-reviewed publications, institutional reports, and international policy documents retrieved from major scientific databases and authoritative organizations. The evidence was synthesized through an interdisciplinary framework integrating …

Harnessing Nigeria’S Aquaculture And Fisheries Component Of The Blue Economy, B. S. Awe, O. Adeoti

Blue Economy

Nigeria aims to diversify from carbon to blue economy. Target 7 of Goal 14 of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the creation of the Federal Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy, and the passage of the National Policy on Marine and Blue Economy (2025 -2034) in May 2025 are the three frameworks driving this ambition. However, water pollution and changes in climate are central to harnessing the aquaculture and fisheries component of the blue economy. With increasing waste disposal in waterways and waterbodies and decreasing river water flow due to changes in climate, these have implications for …

Disciplinary Literacy : An Approach For Enhancing Reading Literacy Among Thai Students, Suphanat Detraksa, Santiwat Chandai

Journal of Education Studies

The results of the PISA 2022 reading literacy assessment indicate a critical crisis in the reading abilities of Thai students. Only 35% of lower secondary school students were able to read at the baseline level, while the remaining 65% performed below it. This situation underscores the urgent need for effective instructional approaches to improve students’ reading abilities at both policy and practical levels. This article proposes the concept of disciplinary literacy to accomplish this. The core principle of disciplinary literacy is the application of discipline-specific strategies authentically employed by experts in each field to comprehend texts. The article begins by …

Effects Of Learning Activities Based On The Stem Education Concept On The Problem-Solving Skills And Learning Management Design Abilities Of Pre-Service Mathematics Teachers, Saowaphak Wongkrai, Parichart Poophakdee

Journal of Education Studies

The objectives of this research were to: 1) determine the effectiveness of the STEM education lesson plan in accordance with the 75/75 efficiency criteria 2) compare students' knowledge of STEM education before and after by using STEM education-based learning activity. 3) compare students' problem-solving skills before and after by using STEM education-based learning activity. 4) study the students' ability to design learning by using STEM education-based learning activity. This study employed experimental research designing to evaluate learning activities based on the STEM education concept. The sample consisted of 27 third-year pre-service mathematics teachers. The sample was selected through cluster random …

Liberal-Progressive Education Discourse: The Dynamics Of Practice And Agency In Contemporary Thai Education, Omsin Jatuporn

Journal of Education Studies

Critical education research in Thailand has accumulated substantial knowledge about ideological reproduction mechanisms, yet a theoretical gap remains in explaining the dynamics of teacher and student agency and everyday negotiation. This article pursues two objectives: first, to critically examine liberal-progressive education discourse and structuralist critical education frameworks shaping Thai education reform, highlighting limitations of approaches that view schooling merely as ideological reproduction and educational culture as rigidly authoritarian; second, to reconstruct new possibilities for critical education in Thailand through alternative theoretical frameworks that recognize teacher and student agency. The discussion points are presented based on four Thai educational studies that …

Effects Of Flipped Task-Based Learning On Grammatical Achievement And Learners’ Perceptions Among Pre-Service Efl Teachers, Phayao Nusen

Journal of Education Studies

This study aims 1) to compare the English grammatical achievement of students taught through flipped task-based learning and that of students taught through communicative language teaching, and   2) to examine learners’ perceptions of flipped task-based learning. The research employed a quasi-experimental design. The samples were 60 first-year undergraduates majoring in English Education at a public university, divided into an experimental group and a control group. The researcher assessed the students’ technological readiness and then divided them into the experimental group and the control group. There were 30 students in each group. The research instruments were 1) learning management plans, 2) …

Forecasting Trends In Educational Measurement And Assessment Topics In The Ai Era : Text Mining Analysis With Bayesian Multilevel Piecewise Regression Model, Siwachoat Srisuttiyakorn, Kanit Sriklaub, Yotsawee Saifah

Journal of Education Studies

This study aimed to 1) identify latent research topics in educational measurement and evaluation from academic databases covering the years 2008–2025 using Structural Topic Modeling (STM), 2) analyze topic prevalence trends and forecast their growth trajectories for 2027 using Bayesian Multilevel Piecewise Regression (BMPR), and 3) synthesize strategic research themes from the topic classification and forecasting results. The dataset consisted of 1,695 research articles from the proceedings of three international conferences. The data were processed to extract 10,858 standardized keywords and key phrases, which were then analyzed using STM to identify latent research topics. Topic labeling and interpretation were conducted …

Holding The Line: Teacher Resilience And Engagement In Myanmar’S Conflict-Affected, Non-State Schools, Lugyi No, Hilary Lustick

Journal of Education Studies

This qualitative study explores teacher resilience, professional engagement, and informal leadership in community-led schools located in conflict-affected areas of Myanmar. The study draws on two online focus group discussions with 14 high school teachers selected through purposive sampling. The research instrument was a semi-structured focus group discussion protocol. The discussions were conducted in the Myanmar language, and the data were analyzed using inductive thematic analysis. The findings indicate that teachers sustain resilience through moral purpose, professional commitment, and strong relational ties with students, peers, and local communities. In the absence of formal governance structures, teachers assume informal leadership roles by …

An Mhealth Application For The Rehabilitation Of Community-Dwelling Individuals With Chronic Mental Health Conditions: A Randomized Controlled Trial, Pornpat Hengudomsub, Pornpun Sudjai, Pornprasert Kaewkham, Kiattisak Raihinthaung

Journal of Health Research

Background: Developing a nursing service system to promote rehabilitation among individuals with chronic mental health conditions is essential for maintaining self-care and social functioning. This study examined the effectiveness of the BUU True Friends mobile application (mHealth) in enhancing rehabilitation and reducing relapse risk.

Methods: A two-arm, pretest–posttest randomized controlled trial (RCT) was conducted with 80 participants (aged 20–59) recruited from an outpatient service in Eastern Thailand. Participants were randomly assigned to an intervention group (n=40) receiving standard care plus the mHealth app, or a control group (n=40). Outcomes were assessed at baseline and after an eight-week intervention. Data were …

Effectiveness Of Nurse Led Home Based Cardiac Rehabilitation On Compliance And Health Outcomes, Sawroop Dhillon, Harmeet Kaur Kang

International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)

Background: India is facing a high burden of coronary artery disease(1,2), yet gaps in awareness, access to care, and non-compliance with treatment lead to poor outcomes(3,4). Engaging cardiac nurses to connect hospital care with community rehabilitation services is the need of hour in India(5).

Purpose: The study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of nurse-led home-based cardiac rehabilitation (HBCR) program on the compliance and selected health outcomes among cardiac patients.

Methods: An RCT was conducted on 196 cardiac patients, randomly assigned to either the experimental or control group. A 12-week nurse-led HBCR program offered to experimental group (n=97) was compared with …

Usa V. Jose Santana-Robles

2026 Decisions

USDC for the Middle District of Pennsylvania

Safety And Resilience In Disaster Debris Removal And Clean-Up Operations: A Field And Training Guide For Resilience Workers In Disaster Debris Removal And Cleanup, Mohsen Shahandashti, Ph.D, P.E., Abhijit Roy, Ph.D, Zhe Yin, Ph.D, P.E., Pmp, Leed Ap, Antonio Balderrama, Ph.D, P.E., Sandesh Adhikari, Santosh Acharya

Mavs Open Press Open Educational Resources

A practical safety guide for the people who clear debris after disasters, and for the trainers who prepare them. Built for crews of every experience level--from seasoned operators to first-time volunteers--it teaches how to read a damaged site, recognize hidden and shifting hazards, work safely around heavy equipment and hazardous materials, and make sound decisions under pressure. Every chapter pairs clear guidance with a one-page field job aid, facilitator notes for trainers, and a real-world scenario, all grounded in OSHA, FEMA, EPA, and NIOSH guidance.

Safety and Resilience in Disaster Debris Removal and Clean-Up Operations Copyright © 2026 by Mohsen …

Trump Approval Hits New Low In Nh; Most Believe Iran Conflict Going Poorly And Cannot Be Won 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center

All UNH Survey Center Polls

Two-thirds of New Hampshire residents disapprove of President Trump's handling of his job, the highest percentage to disapprove in either of his terms in office, and approval of his handling of the economy and foreign policy have fallen to record lows. Three-quarters believe the Iran conflict is going poorly and a majority believe the conflict cannot be won. Most favor an immediate end to the conflict even under unfavorable terms or without an agreement. New Hampshire residents remain split about the seriousness of voter fraud in the country, but most think it is not a serious problem in New Hampshire.

Most Vermonters See Iran Conflict Going Poorly For U.S., Want Quick End However Possible 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center

All UNH Survey Center Polls

Four in five Vermont residents believe the conflict with Iran is going poorly for the United States and a majority favor an end to the conflict even on unfavorable terms. Twenty-five years later, six in ten Vermonters, particularly socialists and conservatives, believe the government is withholding important information about the 9/11 attacks, but Vermont residents are more concerned currently about domestic terror attacks than foreign ones. Most Vermonters believe voter fraud is not serious in the country or state. Approval of President Trump is very low, and approval of his handling of the economy and foreign policy have hit low …

Mainers Concerned About Voter Fraud; Approval Of Trump Slips 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center

All UNH Survey Center Polls

Nearly half of Maine residents and nearly all Republicans in the state say that voter fraud is very or somewhat serious in the country and more than one-third believe non-citizens voting, mail-in or absentee vote fraud, and voter impersonation occur frequently in the country. Slightly fewer believe the issue is serious in Maine itself. Net approval of President Trump's handling of the economy and foreign policy have fallen to their lowest points in Trump's second term. More than two-thirds say the conflict with Iran is going poorly but Mainers are divided on the path forward, with Democrats favoring a quick …

Record Low Approval Of Trump In Massachusetts As Bay Staters See Iran Conflict As Not Worthwhile 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center

All UNH Survey Center Polls

Nearly three-quarters of Massachusetts residents disapprove of President Trump's job performance, a low point in his second term. Most Bay Staters believe the Iran conflict is not worth fighting, similar to results concerning whether it was worthwhile to fight the Vietnam War. Most believe the conflict is going poorly and are eager for an agreement to end it, even if it includes unfavorable terms for the U.S. Following the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, many in Massachusetts of all political affiliations believe the government is hiding important information about it. Four in ten residents believe voter fraud is …

Rhode Islanders Give Trump Low Rating, Think Iran Conflict Going Poorly 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center

All UNH Survey Center Polls

More than two-thirds of Rhode Island residents believe the conflict with Iran is going poorly for the United States and just over half favor a negotiated end to the conflict even with unfavorable terms or a unilateral exit. Twenty-five years after the 9/11 attacks, more than half of Rhode Islanders believe the U.S. government is hiding information about the attacks. More than one-third of state residents believe voter fraud is very or somewhat serious in the state and believe non-citizens voting and fraudulent mail-in voting occurs frequently. Approve of President Trump's handling of his job remains low in the state.

Bipartisan Majorities In Connecticut Say Iran Conflict Going Poorly, Approval Of Trump Hits New Low 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center

All UNH Survey Center Polls

Nearly all Democrats and more than half of Independents and Republicans in Connecticut think the conflict with Iran is going poorly and three in five think the U.S. cannot win. Approval of President Trump's job performance has fallen to a new low in Connecticut. Connecticut residents are more likely than other New Englanders to believe the government is hiding information about the September 11th attacks but are more concerned about domestic terror attacks than foreign ones. A majority of Connecticut residents believe voter fraud is not a serious issue in the country and are even less concerned about it in …

Nepal Brick Dust And Silica Exposure 2023-2025 Combined Data, Brinly Openshaw, Willow A. Call, Parker D. Willis, Claire Owens, Gregory L. Snow, Seshananda Sanjel, James D. Lecheminant, Neil E. Peterson, Andrew J. South, Clifton B. Farnsworth, Jayson Gifford, Scott C. Collingwood, James D. Johnston

ScholarsArchive Data

A quantitative, cross-sectional study was conducted over an approximately three-year period with sample collection events occurring March 13-21, 2023, March 17 – 23, 2024, and February 18 – 26, 2025. Samples were taken across 4 brick kilns in Bhaktapur, Nepal, including Kiln 1 in 2023, Kiln 2 in 2024, and Kilns 3 and 4 in 2025. Participants (N = 248) were recruited by convenience sampling from kiln 1 (n = 49), kiln 2 (n = 70), kiln 3 (n = 69), and kiln 4 (n = 60).

Implementation Of An Evidence-Based Multifactorial Fall-Prevention Staff Education Program In A Long-Term Care Facility., Peter Mufua Tumenta

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

Walden University College of Nursing This is to certify that the doctoral study by Peter Mufua Tumenta has been found to be complete and satisfactory in all respects, and that any and all revisions required by the review committee have been made. Review Committee Dr. Melanie Braswell, Committee Chairperson, Nursing Faculty Chief Academic Officer and Provost Sue Subocz, Ph.D. Walden University 2026 Executive Summary Falls are a significant patient safety concern among older adults in long-term care (LTC) facilities. This Doctor of Nursing Practice quality improvement project implemented and evaluated a standardized, evidence-based multifactorial fall-prevention staff education program to improve …

The Perception Of Gay Black Males Concerning Cultural Responsiveness Of Police Officer Use Of Force, Christopher M. Collier

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

Police officers’ use of force on the public has been a popular topic of conversation over the last decade. Political campaigns, social media platforms, and neighborhood groups have expressed concerns about how police officers use force disproportionately within various communities. Suggestions have been made to increase police training, promote body-worn cameras, and foster greater transparency to hold police officers accountable for actions that may be unethical or illegal. This study sought to understand if cultural environments have an effect on law enforcement’s interaction with Black same gender loving males (BSGLM). Understanding the use of force was derived from BSGLMs’ perspectives …

Relationship Between High-Risk Cytogenetic Abnormalities And Tent5 Mutations And Disease Outcomes Of Multiple Myeloma Patients, Erica Lea Richardson

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

Multiple myeloma (MM) patients have the lowest 5-year cancer survival rates due, in part, to the time it takes for symptoms to develop and the presence of one to four high-risk cytogenetic abnormalities (HRCA). The Terminal Nucleotidyltransferases 5 (TENT5) subfamily, which regulates myeloma cell migration and tumorigenesis, may also increase the risk for developing MM and impact survival rates. The purpose of this study was to investigate the association between the number of HRCA and TENT5 mutation hits with disease outcomes in MM patients while controlling for the stage of the disease (i.e., I, II, or III) at diagnosis. The …

Winonan, Winona State University

The Winonan - 2020s

This issue of the Winonan, the Winona State University student newspaper, was published on September 23, 2026.