University faculty’s perceptions and practices of student centered learning in Qatar by Saed Sabah (18090586)

“…<h3>Purpose</h3><p dir="ltr">Although student-centered learning (SCL) has been encouraged for decades in higher education, to what level instructors are practicing SCL strategies remains in question. The purpose of this paper is to investigate a university faculty’s understanding and perceptions of SCL, along with current instructional practices in Qatar.…”

Augmented Reality in Medical Practice: From Spine Surgery to Remote Assistance by Fabio Cofano (10305342)

Effective leadership practices in schools facing challenging contexts. (c2006) by Habli, Farah O.

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Challenges and practices identification in complex outsourcing relationships: A systematic literature review by Ghulam Murtaza Khan (12024573)

“…Furthermore, when compared to other types of outsourcing, complex outsourcing is extremely difficult because it necessitates a variety of control and coordination mechanisms for project management, which proportionally increases the risk of project failure. …”

Wastewater reuse for livestock feed irrigation as a sustainable practice: A socio-environmental-economic review by Fatima-Zahra Lahlou (16931766)

“…The global production of fertilisers, in addition to declining worldwide phosphorus reserves may find it difficult to sustain this rising demand at current capacities. …”

Exploring the Perspective of a School Leader on Authentic Leadership Theory in Practice: A Case Study at a Private School in Dubai, UAE by Saleh, Hanadi Ahmad

“…However, evidence also shows absence of relational transparency in the leader’s practice as it could be difficult in some situations. …”
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Teaching the novel in a university english as a foreign language (EFL) context by Bacha, Nahla Nola

“…Research indicates that EFL students find it difficult to read literary texts in English mainly due to the vocabulary which is culturally bound and thus may be unfamiliar to them. …”
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What Went Wrong? Reflections on the Condition of Architecture and Urbanism in Lebanon by Haddad, Elie

“…It applies to New York City, where in the same context Kenneth Frampton commented on the dystopia of an “oddly paranoid, rather ruthless, instrumental and resentful landscape”(ii), as well as to other cities around the world, especially in the Third World, where more difficult conditions permeate architectural practice, resulting in even more devastated landscapes. …”
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Realism and morality. (c2004) by Kanj, Vivian

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Education in post War-Somalia:Developing an Integrated Thematic Model of History Curriculum for Secondary Schools by Issa, Fawzia

“…The DDR is a significant methodology that bridges the gap between theory and practice by testing theory and validating practice. …”
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The communicative, persuasive, and agitational aspects of revolutionary "terrorism" (Syria; Palestine; Lebanon; Armenia) by Mohsen, R.A.

“…The intentions behind "terrorist" acts are addressed using difficult-to-obtain interview data collected directly from the source--those who practice revolutionary violence. …”
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International residency for the development of the emergency department clinical nurse specialist role by Habre, Maha

“…The demand for nurses with advanced skills to address health needs in our increasingly complex world is growing. Advanced practice nursing (APN) is expanding globally to meet this demand. …”
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Comparative Study on Arabic Text Classification: Challenges and Opportunities by Abualigah, Laith

“…This made finding certain text classification algorithms that fit a specific language or a set of languages a difficult task for researchers. Text Classification or categorization is the practice of allocating a given text document to one or more predefined labels or categories, it aims to obtain valuable information from unstructured text documents. …”
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Dynamic Biomarkers of Response to Anti-Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors in Cancer by Said Dermime (79420)

“…However, a proportion, albeit small, of patients with absent PD-L1 tumor expression may still respond to PD-1 blockade, making it difficult to restrict prescription of these therapies solely based on this biomarker. …”

The difficulty of looking for the obvious by Nature Research (16552612)

“…<p>Haemorrhage accounts for 40% of deaths following injury , yet diagnosing it can be difficult and largely subjective.</p><p>“Bleeding injuries are common, but detecting whether there is internal bleeding is difficult because patients compensate well for blood loss and may therefore not show clinical signs until late,” explains Alexander Olaussen of Australia’s Monash University department of community emergency health and paramedic practice.…”

Some considerations on the melting of reactor fuel plates and rods by Lahoud, Antoine

“…Current practice generally leads to overdesigning with respect to catastrophic accidents involving gross melting of fuel elements. …”
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Digital removable partial dentures by Faleh Tamimi (2867255)

“…This chapter reviews current systems for PRDP production, how they are done in clinical practice, advantages and limitations, and current literature regarding their clinical performance. …”

Apportioning subcontractors’ liability for project delays; a consensus approach by Thomas, Manoj

“…Most construction contracts make use of the “Liquidated Damages” clause for dealing with damages due to delay. As it is difficult and sometimes impractical to evaluate the exact losses accrued due to the late handover of the project, the employer and main contractor pre agree an estimated sum which will be due to the employer for each day of the delay. …”
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Effect of Language Learning Strategies and Teacher versus Peer Feedback on Reducing Lexical Errors of University Learners by Diab, Nuwar Mawlawi

“…Analysis of students’ reflections, written after training, revealed that students depended on gut feeling and prior experience to revise their errors; they restructured sentences when they could not correct lexical errors and considered collocation errors difficult to correct. Pedagogical implications include adopting specific methods of vocabulary teaching and meaningful error feedback.…”
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What are the Impacts of Art on Syrian Refugee Youth in Lebanon? by Fatemah, Haidar

“…Forced displacement has massive negative effects that are difficult to overcome without the necessary tools, especially when hate speech is encouraging violence toward this category of individuals. …”
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