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Organizational reputation may be conceptualized as the collective perception of stakeholders regarding an organization's capacity to generate value, which is distinguished from its competitors, despite being an inherently intangible construct. From an economic perspective, a company's reputation can be regarded as a mirror of its historical achievements and an indicator of its distinctive attributes. The prominence of brand reputation as a fundamental asset substantively augments the integration of social media strategies across diverse tiers of distribution channels. This applied research endeavors to elucidate the influence of branding on the reputation and renown of educational institutions. The statistical population of this research encompasses language learners enrolled at the leading ten language institutions in Tehran, chosen for their extensive network of branches, substantial student enrollment, the perspectives of online users across multiple platforms and, crucially, and most importantly, consultation with prominent professors in the field of TESOL in Tehran. For data collection, a Likert scale-based questionnaire was employed, yielding a compilation of 573 responses from educational institutions. Subsequent analysis was conducted utilizing the structural equation modeling technique, SPSS, and SMART PLS software. The results of this research showed that brand evidence, communication, loyalty, satisfaction, and personality have a significant effect on brand renown and organizational reputation. Moreover, while brand identity does indeed exert a discernible influence, its impact is comparatively modest and does not extend to influencing brand renown and organizational reputation within educational institutions

Since the Corona pandemic, the discussion of virtual education has been widely discussed and has entered all fields, including physical education. In the post-Corona era, this type of education has maintained and even expanded its specific audience, so that we are currently witnessing the growth of virtual sports clubs on social networks. Therefore, in order to understand the target market of this profession, sociological information from this group seems essential. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to study the demographic variables of virtual sports clubs on social networks. The statistical population of this study was the participants of a virtual women's club in one of the social networks, numbering 800 people, of which 233 were selected by simple random sampling method and their demographic information was obtained through an online form and the data received was analyzed using a descriptive-analytical method. This study showed that exercising in the virtual club was satisfactory from the participants' perspective, considering that the vast majority of them achieved their goals. Among the participants in the virtual club, the percentage of married people was much higher than single people, and young people aged 20 to 40 had the largest number of participants. The percentage of unemployed people was significantly higher than employed people. There was no significant difference in the type of online or offline use of sessions, but in a two-dimensional analysis of these variables with the variable of online or offline use of virtual sports, it was found that single people were more interested in the offline method and the flexibility of using class time than married people, people with a master's degree were more interested in other educational levels than other educational levels, and people aged 40 to 60 were more interested in the offline method and the flexibility of using class time than other age groups.

Health literacy of students plays a key role in ensuring their health. The present study aims to structurally analyze students’ health literacy based on hidden curriculum, teaching effectiveness, and teachers’ health literacy through the mediation of academic performance. The research method is descriptive-correlational type of structural equation model. The statistical population includes all 12th grade students (N=6940) of female high schools of all 5 districts, who have passed health course as well as all of the health course teachers (N=131) who are teaching in these schools. Using Krejcie and Morgan Table and by applying proportional stratified random sampling, the sample size of students was 365 and the sample size of health teachers based on the schools of the selected students was 100. The data of the present study were collected using three questionnaires of health literacy, teaching effectiveness, hidden curriculum and the final scores of students. Validity and reliability of questionnaires were examined and confirmed to be higher than 0.7. The results of structural equations modelling by PLS software showed that health literacy of students based on hidden curriculum, teaching effectiveness and health literacy of teachers through the mediation of academic performance of 12th grade in female high schools of Tabriz is predictable (p<0.01).schools and teachers have the main role and responsibility of promoting health literacy in students, and providing appropriate curricula to promote health literacy will lead to the improvement of health behaviors in students.

This study aimed to explore the attachment patterns in children diagnosed with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) by examining the experiences and perceptions of their primary caregivers. A qualitative research design was employed, utilizing semi-structured interviews with 14 primary caregivers of children diagnosed with FASD. Participants were recruited from specialized clinics and support groups. Data were collected through in-depth interviews, focusing on topics such as the nature of the child-caregiver relationship, caregiver perceptions of the child's attachment behaviors, challenges in the attachment relationship, and strategies used to support attachment. The interviews were transcribed and analyzed thematically, with theoretical saturation achieved when no new themes emerged. Four main themes emerged from the analysis: the nature of the child-caregiver relationship, caregiver perceptions of the child's attachment behaviors, challenges in the attachment relationship, and strategies used by caregivers to support attachment. Caregivers emphasized the importance of emotional bonding, effective communication, physical closeness, and consistent caregiving in fostering secure attachment. They reported a range of attachment behaviors, including both secure and insecure patterns, influenced by the neurodevelopmental impairments associated with FASD. Key challenges included managing emotional outbursts, behavioral issues, and balancing caregiving roles. Caregivers employed various strategies such as therapeutic interventions, establishing routines, positive reinforcement, and emotional coaching to support attachment. The study provides a comprehensive understanding of the attachment patterns in children with FASD, highlighting the critical role of responsive caregiving and the adaptive strategies used by caregivers. The findings underscore the need for targeted interventions and comprehensive support systems to enhance attachment and promote the developmental well-being of children with FASD. Further research is needed to explore the long-term impact of these attachment patterns and the effectiveness of specific interventions.

This study was an attempt to enlighten the wave of teaching English reading comprehension in Iranian EFL classrooms. Thus, the current study aimed to explore the effect of using the mapping note-taking method on the reading comprehension ability of Iranian intermediate EFL learners, as well as gender differences. To do so, a quantitative design was tested in a quasi-experimental study. To collect data, two intact classes consisting of 15 learners in each class of a language institute in Shiraz were selected through convenience sampling. The instruments used to collect data were two parallel tests: a pre-test and a post-test. The data collection procedures lasted approximately three months, comprising 22 sessions. Besides, the data were analyzed through the use of the 26th version of SPSS software, and by running descriptive statistics, tests of homogeneity of variances (Levene’s test), tests of normality, and T-tests (Independent Samples T-test and Paired-Sample T-test). The results revealed that the learners who were exposed to the mapping note-taking method (experimental group) differed significantly from the control group who were taught through the conventional method, taking notes just in the learners’ own way, and writing the words and their meaning without using any specific method of note-taking. In other words, the learners who were in the experimental group outperformed those in the control group concerning their reading comprehension ability, but the learners’ gender made no difference.

This study aimed to explore the relationship between student's perceptions of school climate and their academic hope, focusing on the mediating role of their authentic personalities. The researchers employed a descriptive correlational method using structural equation modeling to achieve this. The study focused on first-grade high school students in Mahabad city, with a sample of 368 students selected through convenience sampling. The research utilized several standardized tools, including the School Climate Questionnaire by Pashiardis (2000), the Shegefti & Samani Educational Hope Questionnaire (2011), and the Authentic Personality Questionnaire by Wood et al. (2008). The findings revealed a direct and significant relationship between perceptions of school climate and academic hope. Additionally, the analysis indicated that school climate significantly indirectly affects academic hope, acting as a mediating variable. The model fit indices suggested that the research model was appropriate. In conclusion, this study suggests that to enhance students' academic hope, it is important to consider the supportive school environment and the cultivation of students' authentic personalities.

This study aims to explore the insights of educators on the implementation and impact of peer-mediated instructional strategies within inclusive education settings. A qualitative research design was employed, involving semi-structured interviews with 22 educators currently working in inclusive educational settings. Participants were selected through purposive sampling to ensure a diverse representation of experience with peer-mediated instructional strategies. Data collection continued until theoretical saturation was achieved. The interviews were transcribed verbatim and subjected to thematic analysis to identify key themes and subthemes related to the implementation, benefits, and challenges of peer-mediated instructional strategies. The study identified five key implementation strategies: training and professional development, collaborative planning, resource availability, student pairing, and monitoring and feedback mechanisms. Educators reported numerous benefits, including academic improvement, social skills development, increased inclusion and acceptance, peer leadership, motivation and engagement, and behavioral improvements. However, they also highlighted significant challenges, such as time constraints, lack of resources, diverse student needs, teacher preparedness, peer dynamics, administrative support, and difficulties in evaluation and assessment. Based on these findings, the study recommends policy changes, enhanced teacher training programs, the development of collaborative networks, flexible implementation models, and increased student involvement. Peer-mediated instructional strategies show great potential for enhancing inclusive education by fostering academic and social benefits for all students. However, successful implementation requires addressing challenges related to resource availability, teacher preparedness, and administrative support. By prioritizing comprehensive training, collaborative planning, and adequate resources, educators and policymakers can improve the effectiveness of inclusive education practices.

Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly with machine learning and deep learning techniques, is revolutionizing human cognitive processes. From increasing accuracy and speed in performing repetitive and complex tasks to improving decision-making processes, AI has made significant strides in various fields including healthcare, business, and law. In healthcare, AI is accelerating medical diagnoses, and in business, it serves as a powerful analytical tool, increasing efficiency. In the legal field, it has optimized justice processes by providing public legal education services. The application of AI in teaching and learning processes is also significant; this technology has the potential to personalize the learning experience, provide 24/7 access to knowledge, and assist students in completing assignments with higher quality. Moreover, by providing new opportunities for teachers to optimize teaching content and assessment tools, it enhances their performance. However, there is a need for human oversight and guidance in the application of AI to maintain professional ethics and protect privacy. Ultimately, AI has the potential to have a lasting impact on the future of education by enabling personalized and targeted learning.