...Mohamed Zakaria El-Sayed; Mohammad Rawashdeh; Magdi A. Ali Purpose The COVID-19 pandemic prompted the adoption of hybrid learning, combining online and in-person instruction. Understanding students' perceptions is critical to evaluating their effectiveness. This study aims to explore health...

... it a prerequisite for teachers to have an appropriate understanding of the well-being of students and health promotion. It is pertinent to consider that teachers’ well-being perceptions have a vital role in how they monitor, mentor, and engage with children as part of health promotion activities (Mashau, 2019 , p...

... and to help schools find the target point of the implementation of mental health education from the perspective of students' needs. Design/methodology/approach The qualitative method of semi-structured individual interviews to explore college students' perceptions and suggestions about their schools...

...Jonna Koponen; Eeva Pyörälä; Pekka Isotalus Purpose This study aims to compare Finnish medical students' perceptions of the suitability of three experiential methods in learning interpersonal communication competence (ICC). The three methods it seeks to explore are: theatre in education; simulated...

.... The current study aims to explore Australian women's perceptions of disease awareness advertising with differing sponsors, to determine whether their attitudes towards the sponsor and their reported behavioural intentions differ as a function of the perceived sponsor or co‐sponsor. Design/methodology...

... on a grounded theory approach, interviews were transcribed and subjected to thematic content analysis. Findings The students provided a description and explanation of what health and happiness meant to them and how they intended to maintain both as they grew older. Perceptions of these two concepts were...

... demonstrates that children can express complex understandings of abstract concepts. Originality/value In the paper the findings reinforce the need to gain children's perspectives rather than relying on adult perceptions of children's perspectives, in order to inform quality service, practice and policy...

... and, consequently, failed to participate in the study. Overall, the sample total consisted of 297 students, of which 42.1 per cent (n = 125) were male and 57.9 per cent (n = 172) were female. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Personal health Diet Nutrition Perception Students...

...Christiane Stock; Nazan Kücük; Irena Miseviciene; Janina Petkeviciene; Alexander Krämer The objective of this study was to identify factors associated with misperceptions of body shape for 1,681 first‐year University students from Germany and Lithuania. The perception of body shape was rated...

..., three independent exercise scientists examined the questions for theoretical consistency and for ease‐of‐understanding. © MCB UP Limited 2003 Exercise Perception Change Qualitative techniques Physical and mental health clearly benefits from regular physical activity...

... themes of the interviews. Among the broad areas of enquiry which provided the structure for the interviews were teachers’ views regarding what PE should be about; the relationship between teachers’ “philosophies” and their professed practice and their perceptions of context. The data were broken down...

...Tracy Williams; Valerie A. Clarke; Sally Savage Women’s understanding of familial aspects of breast cancer was examined using both focus groups and interviews. The studies covered issues related to perceptions of breast cancer risk factors, perceived breast cancer risk, understanding of risk...

... school careers. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Children Evaluation Perception Health Education Schools The individual written descriptions of the drawings were categorised into any of the individual categories, which were as follows: The development of the health promoting school...

..., and their understanding of the relationship between weight and health. Perceptions held by children of those considered fat have been researched over the last several decades. In their landmark study, Richardson et al. (1961) found that ten and 11‐year old children ranked fat children as the least liked...