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May 19, 2026Open Access
Purpose: To explore the well-being effects of public sports facilities (PSFs) in complex spaces, this study aims to reveal the cross-level moderating and coupling mechanisms of spatial contexts on PSF service quality and residents’ subjective well-being (SWB). Methods: Taking Shengzhou, a typical Chinese county-level city, as a case study, we nested objective GIS spatial data with 1236 resident questionnaires. Coupling coordination model, Hierarchical Linear Modeling (HLM), and Structural Equati...
May 19, 2026Open Access
The contemporary Indian novel serves as a vital record of the shifting parameters of feminine identity, a theme meticulously explored in Sudha Murty’s Mahashweta. This research interrogates the fragile intersection of intellectual agency and patriarchal aesthetic mandates, focusing on the protagonist Anupama’s descent into social ignominy following the onset of leukoderma. By examining the collapse of her marital bond, the study exposes the “transactional” nature of traditional domesticity, wher...
May 19, 2026Open Access
The development of new quality productive forces has imposed an urgent imperative for the digital and intelligent transformation of undergraduate English education. Taking undergraduate English education in Shandong Province as the research object, this study first elucidates the inherent logical connection between new quality productive forces and the digital-intelligent transformation of English education. Drawing on literature and institutional practice reports, it further identifies the prac...
May 19, 2026Open Access
Oral squamous cell carcinoma is the seventeenth most common cancer worldwide. It most frequently affects the tongue and the floor of the mouth, while involvement of the gingiva, labial mucosa, and hard palate remains relatively uncommon. Despite its lower prevalence in these locations, lesions of the hard palate may present with atypical clinical features, which can delay diagnosis and negatively impact prognosis. The development of oral squamous cell carcinoma is strongly associated with well-e...
May 19, 2026Open Access
With the continuous penetration of artificial intelligence technologies into educational contexts, smart teaching platforms have become important vehicles for implementing the “AI Education” concept in foreign language instruction. Based on the WE Foreign Language Smart Teaching Platform and aimed at meeting the needs of professional foreign language talent cultivation, this paper explores the construction of an integrated intelligent education model that unifies “teaching, learning, assessmen...
May 18, 2026Open Access
While existing studies have demonstrated the significant impact parents have on their child’s educational success, the models used in these studies do not provide enough data to measure how parental involvement influences educational outcomes when children are raised in poor and deprived communities such as informal settlements. This research examines the role of parental participation in the provision of primary education in Kibera, Mathare, and Korogocho informal settlements in Nairobi, Kenya....
May 18, 2026Open Access
The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) is profoundly transforming the production, dissemination, and reception of music. For adolescents, who are in a critical period of musical aesthetic development, AI recommendation algorithms and AI music generation tools are reshaping their daily musical experiences. For school music education, AI-assisted instruction systems bring both pedagogical innovations and theoretical challenges. From the perspective of music education theory, this pa...
May 18, 2026Open Access
Support for vulnerable students in vocational education is critical to safeguarding educational equity and enhancing the quality of technical and vocational talents, serving as an important guarantee for the high-quality development of vocational education and inclusive social progress. Vulnerable vocational students typically face overlapping challenges, including economic disadvantage, academic underachievement, psychological distress, behavioral deviations, and weak employment competitiveness...
May 18, 2026Open Access
Business failure is often simplistically attributed to poor products or weak leadership. However, a closer examination reveals that failure more frequently results from strategic misalignment with cultural contexts, technological shifts, or brand identity expectations. This article examines five illustrative cases: Nestlé in Japan, Nokia in the smartphone industry, Rihanna’s Fenty luxury fashion house, Montblanc and Massimo Dutti to explore why some firms recover and succeed while others stagnat...
May 15, 2026Open Access
Bedding-parallel landslides in marl slopes in the Guilin area are prone to occur under the combined effects of dip-slope structural conditions, rainfall infiltration, and engineering disturbances, exhibiting significant structural control characteristics and distinct regional engineering geological features. Taking bedding landslides in marl slopes of Guilin as the research object, this study analyzes the fundamental characteristics of marl and the failure features of bedding rock slopes, and fu...
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