This article constitutes the editio princeps of Coptic manuscripts from private collection Alexandr Palnikov (1857–1917), presently housed at University History Museum Perm State University. All these are written on papyrus and can be dated to second half first millennium C. E. The twenty-five fragments with text come ten different manuscripts. Of those, two seem literary; rest, documentary. tr...

Healthcare facilities are often complex and overwhelming for visitors, and wayfinding in healthcare facilities can be challenging. As there is an increasing number of global citizens who travel to seek medical care in another country, it is critical to make wayfinding easy for visitors who are not familiar with the language in a foreign country. Among many wayfinding aids, symbols are helpful f...

This study investigates the role of phonological and morphological information in children's developing orthographies in two languages with different linguistic typologies: Hebrew, a Semitic language with a highly synthetic morphology, and Dutch, a Germanic language with a sparse morphology. 192 Israeli and 192 Belgian monolingual schoolchildren in grades 1-6 (aged 6;0-12;0) were administered r...

Paul Lockhart is a former computer programmer, elementary teacher, research mathematician, university professor, and somewhat more recently K-12 mathematics teacher author. Lockhart’s first written composition appeared two decades ago in 2002. All of 25 pages, his essay A Mathematician's Lament began like this:

<p class="StyleAuthorBold"><strong>Abstract</strong></p><p>The research aimed to investigate an Indonesian academic writing teacher’s practice on written corrective feedback (WCF) in class. A case study involving experienced teacher and students were employed. To gather data, a semi-structured interview was conducted. The data then analyzed using the content analys...

Charles Mullins is a mathematics teacher at the Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts; he has taught a variety of courses there during the past eight years. This article is written from his perspective and when the word “I” appears it refers to him. Daniel Cranston is a postdoc at the Center for Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science, at Rutgers, where he got in...