Exploration and Practice of Integrating Experimental and Innovation Centers into the Development of Professional Talent in Regional Universities
Guiyu Zhou,
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Linghua Wen,
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Qing Li
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International Educational Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
8(1), P. p1 - p1
Published: Jan. 6, 2025
With
the
rapid
development
of
higher
education,
regional
universities
are
playing
an
increasingly
important
role
in
supporting
economic
and
social
development.
As
a
critical
practical
platform
within
talent
cultivation
system
universities,
Experiment
Innovation
Center
provides
comprehensive
support
for
fostering
skills
cultivating
innovative
thinking,
enabling
students
to
thrive
succeed.
This
paper
analyzes
teaching
status
unique
characteristics
nationally
recognized
first-class
undergraduate
program
Electronic
Information
Science
Technology
at
Yibin
colleges.
By
leveraging
resource
advantages
Center's
demonstration
base,
it
proposes
optimized
pathway
framework
multi-level
model
that
deeply
integrates
into
system.
The
findings
reveal
implemented
significantly
enhances
students'
innovation
abilities,
skills,
capacity
solving
real-world
problems.
Through
multi-tiered
projects
training,
effectively
improves
adaptability
competitiveness
work
environments.
research
valuable
insights
local
seeking
enhance
quality
professional
training
optimize
models.
It
offers
strong
reference
scalability
broader
adoption
implementation.
Language: Английский
Meta-Analysis of Integrated Learning on 21st Century Skills: Is Integrated Learning Still Relevant?
European Journal of Educational Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(2), P. 625 - 643
Published: April 7, 2025
Integrated
learning
has
emerged
as
an
approach
to
developing
critical
thinking
and
creativity
skills.
This
meta-analysis
synthesizes
the
effects
of
integrated
on
creativity,
drawing
from
experimental
studies
published
over
past
decade.
study
addresses
research
question:
What
are
impacts
factors
influencing
students'
skills
compared
conventional
decade?
In
database,
403
articles
were
obtained,
which
then
supplemented
by
seven
manual
searches,
so
that
there
a
total
410
articles.
After
strict
inclusion
process,
8
selected
for
analysis.
The
inter-rater
reliability
test
using
Cohen's
Kappa
coefficient
produced
value
0.78,
indicates
substantial
level
agreement.
analysis
includes
data
497
participants
266
creativity.
Heterogeneity
in
skill
was
96%,
creative
skills,
it
86%;
then,
subgroup
education
carried
out
find
where
high
heterogeneity
was.
results
show
significant
positive
effect
learning,
with
SMD
1.48
(p
=
.004)
1.60
.0001)
Funnel
plots
Egger's
regression
tests
indicate
no
risk
publication
bias.
addition,
this
also
synthesized
causal
how
affects
Further
is
recommended
explore
its
long-term
impact
implementation
strategies
various
educational
settings.
Language: Английский
Enhancing Adolescent Food Literacy Through Mediterranean Diet Principles: From Evidence to Practice
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(8), P. 1371 - 1371
Published: April 17, 2025
Adolescent
obesity
and
inadequate
dietary
habits
remain
pressing
public
health
concerns
in
Portugal,
particularly
among
socioeconomically
disadvantaged
populations.
Food
literacy
has
emerged
as
a
critical
framework
for
promoting
healthier
eating
behaviors;
however,
school-based
interventions
are
rarely
culturally
grounded
or
theoretically
structured.
This
narrative
review
synthesizes
the
experiential
strategies
described
literature
to
improve
adolescent
food
school
settings.
It
provides
conceptual
foundation
supports
design
rationale
of
FOODWISELab:
The
Mediterranean
Diet
Experience—a
intervention
aligned
with
diet
principles
specifically
tailored
Portuguese
educational
context.
Findings
from
literature—emphasizing
value
gardens,
cooking
classes,
digital
tools,
curricular
integration—guided
development
Experience,
comprehensive
designed
implementation
secondary
schools
Portugal.
proposed
protocol
bridges
gap
between
research
practice
by
offering
structured,
context-sensitive
model
built
around
four
core
pedagogical
domains:
planning,
selecting,
preparing,
eating.
integrates
multiple
components,
including
hands-on
learning,
family
community
involvement,
robust
evaluation
strategy.
FOODWISELab
addresses
well-documented
delivering
feasible,
relevant,
replicable
intervention.
anchored
aims
promote
health,
sustainability,
cultural
heritage
both
urban
rural
contexts.
By
presenting
detailed
actionable
protocol,
this
enhances
practical
offers
strategic
guidance
future
initiatives.
Language: Английский