introduction: medical undergraduates usually understand and memorize anatomical course material with difficulty. also, the current text books and atlases of anatomy and histology do not fulfill all the learning needs of the undergraduates. therefore, it is necessary to consider the role of internet websites and computer programs (i.e. the role of electronic learning) in teaching. the present re...

BACKGROUND Despite showing high rates of depression, university students prefer to seek assistance for their depression from informal sources, such as their friends, rather than seeking professional assistance. Therefore, the helping behaviours of those who provide informal help to these students need examination. This study examines the helping intentions of undergraduates in Sri Lanka towards...

BACKGROUND The high rates of depression and low rates of related help-seeking among undergraduates are matters for concern. In response to the need to examine their knowledge about depression and its management, and the dearth of such research from non-western developing countries, this study examined the depression literacy of undergraduates in Sri Lanka. METHODS A questionnaire was administ...

BACKGROUND Smartphones are becoming a daily necessity for most undergraduates in Mainland China. Because the present scenario of problematic smartphone use (PSU) is largely unexplored, in the current study we aimed to estimate the prevalence of PSU and to screen suitable predictors for PSU among Chinese undergraduates in the framework of the stress-coping theory. METHODS A sample of 1062 unde...

algebra is an important course in the undergraduate mathematics curriculum. For some undergraduates, abstract algebra is the first mathematics course in which they must move beyond learning templates and procedures for solving common classes of problems (Dubinsky, Dautermann, Leron, and Zazkis, 1994). For most undergraduates, this course is one of their earliest experiences in coping with the d...

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Much of the work presented was done as a collaboration of Dr. Gole's entire lab group. The group includes two Ph.D. candidates, William Laminack and Caitlin Baker; the latter oversaw much of the work done by the undergraduates. The undergraduates also include Christian Reitz, who graduated in Fall 2014, and Neil Hardy.

Almost all of my work to date has been supported, in part, by NSF grants. Furthermore, in the past two years I have organized programs to directly involve undergraduates in my research; I am the lead PI on a recently awarded three-year NSF Research Opportunities for Undergraduates (REU) Site Grant. My preprints cited below can all be found at http://www.math.tamu.edu/∼edward.letzter/preprints.html

E-learning is developing as the new paradigm of modern education. The global e-learning business growing at a 35.6 percent annual rate and still, there are failures. success systems predicted mainly by user satisfaction. However, factors derived from users’ satisfaction with using zoom for still underexplored. Therefore, purpose this study to explore that might impact undergraduate regarding us...

In the era of social media, political speech undergraduates blots out sky and covers up earth, which perhaps generates negative effect. To enhance management ability government departments, it is considerably necessary to pay more attention public opinion. However, current researches on opinion mainly focus mathematical modeling or data mining irrespective analysis. Consider that Convolutional ...