Analysis of Wrist Fitness on the Backhand Lob Badminton Better For Badminton Athletes in Takalar District | Author : Muhammad Rhandy Amin, Widiyanto, 3Melati | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This study aims to determine the level of wrist flexibility on badminton backhand lob for badminton athletes in Takalar District. This research type is quantitative research. The variables in this study are wrist flexibility and backhand lob strokes. The population in this study is all badminton athletes in Takalar District, the sample technique that used in this study is simple random sampling. Data collection techniques used are wrist flexibility test and backhand lob test. The method used in this research is descriptive correlation, namely by knowing the relationship between wrist flexibility and the ability to hit backhand lobs for badminton athletes in Takalar district. Based on the research, the result shows that wrist flexibility on badminton backhand lob strokes for badminton athletes in Takalar district as many as 20 respondents has a significant relationship between wrist flexibility. With the elasticity of the muscles and the breadth of the joints, it will be easier for a person to master movement skills in various sports and faster, because the possibility of movement will be more flexible and difficult movements can be done, such as doing lob movements in badminton.
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| Reactualization of Pancasila as a Source of Indonesian Law in Realizing Justice | Author : Ahmad Ainun Najib, Putri Ayu Sutrisno | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Pancasila, as the basis of the state, continues to experience fluctuations and challenges occasionally. As the basis of the states view of life, Pancasila directs how the process and law are carried out to fulfill justice amid state life. This doctrinal legal research reflexively examines Pancasila as the basis of the state and the source of law. The research findings show that Pancasila is the basis of the state as well as the basis of the states view of life, which serves as a guide in the management and structuring of the state. In the legal context, Pancasila is a legal ideal (rechtsidee) primary source of state law. Pancasila serves to ensure justice by assessing how the law is formulated and to determine the legality of a regulation. At the praxis level, the Constitutional Court, as the guardian of the state ideology, is expected to make Pancasila a touchstone in testing every regulation.
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| Food Sales Activities Associated to Family Survival Strategies During Covid-19 Lockdown in Brazzaville, Congo | Author : MAKOSSO-VHEIYE Georges, MOULONGO Jean Georges André, PACKATCHISSAMBOU Bernard, LITOTO Lucien, MOUANDA KONDE Dorel, MASSAMBA Alphonse | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The COVID-19 pandemic has a negative impact on peoples living conditions, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa in vulnerable and low-income families. The aim of this work is to analyze the socio-demographic profile of people who engaged in food sales activities during the COVID-19 lockdown in Brazzaville, as well as their coping and survival strategies. The study, which used a mixed (qualitative and quantitative) approach, included 716 people (241 men and 475 women) aged 18 to 72 years residing in four communes in the southern zone of Brazzaville, Republic of Congo. The main study inclusion criterion was the practice of selling food during COVID-19 lockdown. However, we did not include people whose profession had been selling these products prior to the health crisis. The qualitative data collected during the interviews concerned information on vendors, sales locations, coping strategies used to find the products sold, and sales prices. As for the qualitative data assessed using a food questionnaire, they were summarized in terms of the quality and quantity of food consumed, which made it possible to assess daily energy intake and therefore the level of food security. The results showed that the sellers, with an average age of 42.7, had a relatively low level of education and lived in a medium-sized family (8). Of these, 21.8% were food insecure. Foodstuffs sold were dominated by miscellaneous products (48.2%), street foods (26.7%), ready-made meals (22.3%), cassava flour (17.4%) and fruit and vegetables (7.5%). Salted fish, smoked fish and frozen (imported) meat products were also sold. As far as prepared dishes were concerned, grilled meats of various kinds were the most popular. Sales outlets included state markets, neighborhood markets, storefronts and street markets for auctions. The use of rickshaws and wheelbarrows by a few money-seeking youngsters enabled the products purchased to be transported from the places of purchase to the various markets or sales sites. In short, given the absence of an effective distribution and marketing policy in the food system in times of crisis in the Congo, our results call into question the resilience of vulnerable populations in the face of the countrys sociosanitary crises.
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| Effectiveness of Food Processing Instructional Videos (Food Pro I-Vid) In Enhancing the Performance of Grade 9 TLE Learners | Author : Sarah Lee V. Sablayan | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This research determined the effectiveness of developed instructional videos in enhancing the performance of the learners. This study utilized quasi-experimental research design and match pairing method. The participants were grouped into control and experimental groups where each group has 30 students. Pre-test results revealed that the two groups of respondents had the same mean scores while on the posttest mean scores, the experimental group had a higher mean score than the comparison group. For the formative test mean scores of the two groups of respondents, it showed that there was a significant difference between the formative mean scores of the experimental and comparison groups. It revealed that there was a significant difference between the posttest mean scores of the experimental and comparison groups. The test of difference between the pretest and posttest means scores of both the experimental and comparison groups showed that there was a highly significant difference between the results of pretests and posttests on both experimental and comparison groups. The results showed a significant difference between the performance of the two groups of respondents. Hence this Food Pro I-Vid is an effective tool to enhance the teaching and learning among the students in TLE.
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| Quo Vadis Role of the Indonesian Election Supervisory Body In Monitoring the Neutrality of Civil Servants | Author : Fifiana Wisnaeni, Sekar Anggun Gading Pinilih, Elisabeth Sihaloho | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Indonesian election as a form of democratic party, must be able to create a climate to pays attention for every principle of implementation of general elections. Such as, the principles of direct, general, freedom, confidential, honest, and fair without exception to states civil service. Although there has been the election supervisory body, but in reality cases of states civil servant non-neutrality are increasing in every period of election implementation. So, this article will examine and analyze how the form of supervision carried out by Indonesian Election Supervisory Body in case for maintaining the principles of general elections, especially to supervise civil servants. The research uses a normative judicial method with literature studies on law and regulations and other scientific writings that belong to the research topic. At the end, there are recommendation for the improvement of Indonesian Election Supervisory Body on order to increase the effectiveness of supervision over civil servants.
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| Vocational Personality Profile Based on Where Students Live and School Popularity: Classification of the Holland Model in Lampung Society, Indonesia | Author : Syarifuddin Dahlan | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The role of the vocational personality to determine an individuals full success in his or her career is so long recognized. It has significant effect to job satisfaction of peoples careers. Becase of that, helping the student to understand his or her vocational personality pattern is an important part of the career counseling and guidance service in the schools. This study has investigated Vocational Personality Profile Based on Where Students Live and School Popularity using Hollands categories: Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, and Conventional (RIASEC). The results of the study were indicating that in general students vocational personality patterns are: Artistic type (25%)—Social (23.4%)—Enterprising (14%)—Investigative (13.5%)—Conventional (12.4%)— Realistic (11.7%). In detail, students personality profiles vary according to their residential grouping and the popularity of their school. Further discussion of the research findings are presented in this article.
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| Female Participation in Creative Arts Practice and Sustainable Development in Selected Primary Schools in Cross River State, Nigeria | Author : Dr. Godswill Efiom Etim, Prof. Elizabeth U. Apebende, Rosemary A. Enoh | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The aim of this paper was to discuss on how active participation of primary school pupils in creative art can bring sustainable development in the society. Generally, people do not see the subject “art” as an important course. They place more emphasis on other courses such as engineering, medicine, law and what have you. Art is of no value to most people in the society. Meanwhile everywhere man is, there is artistic presence. Right from the clothes we wear, the food we eat, chairs in our sitting room, the pots, plates and spoons in our kitchen, the desk, chairs and table in our schools. Our hair dos and decoration and even music from our radios and televisions are all artistic. So in order to recognize its importance and for the fact that we need these artistic values everyday of our lives we must lay more emphasis on the training of our children right from their tender age on the idea of Art Creativity. To discuss effectively on this topic, the following were looked into: Definition of creative art, Arts Creativity and the primary school child, problems of teaching and learning of arts, Arts creativity and sustainable development, Summary and conclusion were finally drawn
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| Cross Cultural Dynamics of Violence Against Women in Nigeria A Multivariate Analysis Approach | Author : Etim, Godswill Efiom Ph.D., Ita, Akom Nya, Ofem, Usani Joseph Ph.D. | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The purpose of the study was to examine Cross Cultural Dynamics of Violence against Women in Nigeria. A multivariate analysis approaches. To achieve this purpose, three research question were raised to guide the study. Literature were reviewed conceptually, empirically and theoretically according to the focus of the study. The study adopted a survey research design with stratified random sampling techniques used to choose participating states in two geopolitical zones, South-South and South -East. A total of 6 states were chosen randomly for the study. The researchers purposively selected 200 respondents from each state, thus having a total of 1200 respondents for the study. A questionnaire title Violence Against Women Scale (VAWS) was the instrument that was used for data collection. The instrument was developed by the researchers and the face validity was ascertained using experts in Measurement and Evaluation and the reliability of the instrument was ascertained using Cronbach Alpha technique. The coefficient of the sub scale was high for the instrument to be adjusted reliable. The data collection was done using Google form administered to various people in different states as well as face to face contacts. The data collected were analysed using factor, cluster analysis and one way analysis of Variance (ANOVA) and the results showed that four dimensions were obtained explaining a total of 62.001% of the observed variation in the scale. More so, the result showed that for physical violence Cross River State indigenes are more violent physically compared to other six states followed by Enugu state indigene and then Anambra and Akwa Ibom State. For social violence, Akwa Ibom indigenes are more socially violent followed by Cross Riveriana and Anambra people. For sexual violence, Anambra indigenes are more involved followed by Enugu people, Cross River and then Anambra. Finally, for economic violence, Anambra is more involved, followed by Cross River, and Akwa Ibom and Enugu state. It was recommended that that strong legal enforcement should be carried out, properly monitored to bring perpetrators to books among others.
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| Actualization of Islam: Conceptual Analysis and Operationalization of Intellectual Substantive Dawah by Nurcholish Madjid In Indonesia | Author : Acep Aripudin, Jujun Junaedi | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Islam is a religion that contains doctrine and historical values that are visible in missionary activities. This practice cannot be separated from two aspects of Islam including the development of ideas and social change. Therefore, this research aims to ensure that the practice of dawah also encourages the development of Islamic thought patterns in the Indonesian context. By searching the literature and sharp interpretation with a hermetic approach to Nurcholish Madjids preaching thoughts which are scattered in several of his writings and lectures. The results can be seen in the dawah themes presented as a response to social changes that continue to develop, such as human rights, moral violations, corruption, environmental degradation, religious conflict, politics, intolerance, discrimination, the importance of quality education, and gender equality challenges played by Muslim intellectuals. In addition, ethical values in Islamic doctrine are observed and reconceptualized to ward off moral and social violations, correlated with existing challenges as done by Cak Nur (Nurcholish Madjid). Providing responsive and contextual dawah practices as carried out by intellectuals appears to be more substantive and targets the conceptual and operational problems of society. Therefore, the contribution of dawah activities is clearly visible in the change and progress of society.
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| Reactualization of Pancasila as a Source of Indonesian Law in Realizing Justice | Author : Ahmad Ainun Najib, Putri Ayu Sutrisno | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Pancasila, as the basis of the state, continues to experience fluctuations and challenges occasionally. As the basis of the states view of life, Pancasila directs how the process and law are carried out to fulfill justice amid state life. This doctrinal legal research reflexively examines Pancasila as the basis of the state and the source of law. The research findings show that Pancasila is the basis of the state as well as the basis of the states view of life, which serves as a guide in the management and structuring of the state. In the legal context, Pancasila is a legal ideal (rechtsidee) primary source of state law. Pancasila serves to ensure justice by assessing how the law is formulated and to determine the legality of a regulation. At the praxis level, the Constitutional Court, as the guardian of the state ideology, is expected to make Pancasila a touchstone in testing every regulation.
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| The Influence of Visual Communication of Smoking Hazard Warnings on Students Attitudes | Author : Bagus Naufal Anindito, Helpris Estaswara, Mashadi Said | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Smoking is prevalent in various places in Indonesia, even in designated non-smoking areas. The Government of the Republic of Indonesia has implemented various measures to reduce the number of smokers, such as mandating the inclusion of graphic health warnings on cigarette packages. The purpose of this article is to determine the influence of visual communication of smoking hazard warnings on the attitudes of smoking students at Pancasila University. This article employs the concepts of visual communication and attitude. The concept of visual communication is broken down into three dimensions: identification, information, and presentation, while the concept of attitude is also broken down into three dimensions: cognitive, affective, and conative. The paradigm used is positivism with a quantitative approach. The unit of analysis is individuals who are active smoking students at Pancasila University. The data collection technique is accidental random sampling by distributing questionnaires via social media platforms such as Instagram, Line, and WhatsApp to 96 respondents. In this article, respondents agree with identification, information, and presentation, as well as cognitive and affective dimensions. However, they disagree with the conative dimension. The results show that visual communication of smoking hazard warnings influences attitudes, with an impact of 17.2%. This condition indicates that there are still many influences on smoking beyond those examined, such as peer influence, lifestyle, psychological factors, and others. Additionally, the visual communication on cigarette packaging is ineffective in raising awareness among smokers, indicating the need for other policies.
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| Changes in the Agreement Clause between the Parties in the Insurance Policy That Has an Impact on Losses Reviewed From the Perspective of Legal Sociology | Author : Christin Apriyani Purba, Catharina Dewi Wulansari | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Insurance is an agreement that has been mutually agreed upon between the insurer (insurance company) and the insured (someone who buys insurance services), where in the agreement the insured must pay a certain amount of money within a certain period of time, which is called a premium. Life insurance premiums depend on life chances and interest rates that represent financial market dynamics. Insurance is a financial means in household life to face basic risks such as the risk of death or the risk of loss of property. One type of life insurance is dual-purpose life insurance, namely insurance that provides dual benefits in the form of life insurance protection and savings at the end of the policy year if the insured is still alive. Compensation for a risk that may be suffered due to certain events is obtained from the payment of a premium. There are two types of premiums, namely net premiums and gross premiums. The net premium plus certain costs charged to the insured is the gross premium.
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| The Crucial Function of Vocabulary Development for Students Improving Their English Language Skills | Author : Najeba Rashed MAHAMED | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Compared to pupils whose sole language is English, ELLs (students whose first language is not English) have a more difficult time reading grade-level information. Because of their poor performance on these tests, students with this profile are at increased risk of being diagnosed with a learning impairment. In order to assist educators create more effective strategies for teaching English language learners (ELLs), this article gives a synopsis of a research that investigated strategies to aid ELLs in word acquisition and presents the results. Several strategies have shown to be quite effective for ESL students, according to the study. Making ensuring that ELLs understand basic terminology, providing them with enough practice and reinforcement, and using cognates from their native language are all tactics that may be used to teach English as a second language. The challenges of creating effective vocabulary courses for ESL students are finally addressed. The short time that is usually available for direct vocabulary training, the huge vocabulary gaps that ELLs have in their second language, and the decision of which terms to teach are all substantial obstacles.
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| Measuring the Impact of Value-Added Tax Cuts on Consumers in Vietnam | Author : Nhung Doan Thi Hong, Hang Trinh Thi Thu | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This study aims to explore how temporary changes in VAT rates affect consumer perception and behavior in Vietnam. The research is conducted based on self-administered questionnaires collected from residents of Vietnam. The snowball sampling technique was utilized to gather the data set during 2023. A questionnaire was prepared and evenly distributed among three main subjects from three different sectors and with income levels in three groups: low; medium; and high, respectively: (1) Workers from the manufacturing and industrial sector; (2) Lecturers from the education and training sector; (3) Managers from the finance and banking sector. A total of 513 usable questionnaires were analyzed. This paper employs the multiple regression analysis model (OLS) to test the study hypothesis. Analysis results reveal that the reduction of VAT in Vietnam from 10% to 8% has significantly impacted consumer behavior, where consumer products within the daily and durable goods categories are anticipated to grow, however, expenditure on entertainment products or services tends to decrease. Additionally, reasons leading to changes in consumer behavior were also discussed in the study. The findings of this paper will offer insightful perspectives for policymakers in formulating future VAT policies, especially considering the items that significantly influence changes in consumer purchasing power following VAT changes.
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| Development of Google Sites-Based Social Science Learning Media to Increase Students Critical Thinking Ability | Author : Aini Aziza, Kiromim Baroroh | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This research aims to (1) produce social studies learning media based on google sites to improve critical thinking skills of junior high school students grade VIII (2) determine the feasibility level of social studies learning media based on google sites to improve critical thinking skills of junior high school students grade VIII (3) determine the level of practicality of social studies learning media based on google sites to improve critical thinking skills of junior high school students grade VIII (4) determine the effectiveness of social studies learning media based on google sites to improve critical thinking skills of junior high school students grade VIII. This development research uses the ADDIE development model which stands for the stages of development, namely: Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation. The subjects of this study were SMPN 5 Banjit students totaling 60 divided into 2 groups, namely the experimental group and the control group. In this study, data were obtained using test and non-test techniques. The test technique was used to obtain data on the effectiveness of the product which was carried out using a student critical thinking ability test instrument. While the non-test technique was used to collect data on the validity and practicality of the product which was carried out using product validation sheets, material validation sheets, teacher assessment sheets, and student assessment sheets. The results of this study indicate that the socialexplore website has very high feasibility. The results of material expert validation amounted to 3.79 with a decent category. The results of media validation amounted to 4.44 with a very feasible category. Teacher validation results of 4.40 with a very practical category. The results of user validation amounted to 4.31 with a very practical category. The results also show that the socialexplore website is effective and can help students to improve students critical thinking skills on the material of the diversity of Indonesian society. The results of the experimental class critical thinking ability test were higher than the control class with an average value of 69.43 and the control class average value of 47.93. The Gain test results of the experimental class at SMPN 5 Banjit amounted to 0.68 with a moderate category.
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| Upholding Informed Consent: Experiences of Note –Taking without Audio Recording of in-Depth Individual Interviews in a Qualitative Study on the Implementation of the Pregnancy Re-Entry Policy in Zambia | Author : Namakau Kakanda-Sinkala | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The context of the research study needs to determine the data recording method to be used in order to ensure that no harm is done to the participants. In-depth individual Interviews (IDIs) is one of the main data collecting strategy used in qualitative research on sensitive topics such as teenage pregnancy. Audio recording in capturing data during IDIs is a common practice. However, audio recording of IDIs should be done in the context of informed consent. The objective of this paper is to elaborate on how note-taking was used to capture data within the context of informed consent. The research design was multiple cohort Case studies involving Chongwe district plus national stakeholders of the Pregnancy Re-entry policy in Zambia. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with hundred (100) participants from different cohorts of stakeholders using note-taking to capture the data. Ninety percent (90%) of the interviews involved physical note-taking with 10 % being electronic notes. The results are that note-taking increased the interview time but it afforded the interviewer the opportunity to probe further as the data was being collected. The major disadvantage with note –taking is that it reduces the pace of data collection as time has to be dedicated to consolidating the notes and memory recall of information shared. The conclusion drawn is that upholding informed consent in research is key, therefore the capturing of data during IDIs should be guided by what best upholds the rights of the participants. Therefore, note-taking offers an alternative to audio recording.
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| Demographic Factors and Perceived Social Support as Predictors of Burden of Care among Family Caregivers of Children Living With HIV in Akwa Ibom State | Author : Dorothy J. Okoro, Usen Essien Inyang, Godswill Efiom Etim, Uduak. I. Umoh | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The burden of care among caregivers has emerged as a significant public health concern. This study investigated demographic factors and perceived social support as predictors of the burden of care among family caregivers of children living with HIV (CLHIV) in Akwa Ibom State. Fifty-seven participants, comprising 6 males (10.53%) and 51 females (89.47%), were purposively selected from rural family caregivers receiving family support services from selected Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) in Akwa Ibom State. A cross-sectional survey design was employed, utilizing the Perceived Social Support Scale and the Burden of Care Scale for data collection. Descriptive statistics and multiple regression were used for data analysis. Results indicated that age significantly predicted the burden of care among family caregivers of CLHIV (ß = .322; t = 2.50, P < .05). However, caregivers education (ß = .031; t = .235; P > .05) and relationship with the care recipient (ß = -.077; t = -0.58; P > .05) did not predict the burden of care. Notably, perceived social support independently predicted the burden of care (ß = .292; t = 2.29; P < .05). Furthermore, a significant joint prediction of demographic factors and perceived social support on the burden of care of family caregivers of CLHIV was found (F = (6,56) = 2.82; P < .05). The findings highlight the need for targeted interventions and support programs that address caregivers needs, particularly in terms of social support networks, to alleviate the burden associated with caring for children living with HIV.
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| Teachers Utilization of Digital Tools and Confidence in Technology | Author : Rekmel Mayantao, Rosalinda C. Tantiado | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The utilization of technology has emerged as a crucial instrument for educators to augment instruction and enrich the educational encounters of learners. This study sought to determine the extent of teachers utilization of digital tools, their level of confidence in technology, and the significant relationship between the extent of teachers utilization of digital tools and confidence in technology, among the 101 teachers from the nine (9) schools of Manolo Fortich III District, Division of Bukidnon, chosen through universal sampling. This study utilized two instruments. One was a research-made questionnaire for the teachers utilization of digital tools and for the teachers confidence in technology was adapted, and modified questionnaire from the study of Heather (2014). Descriptive statistics were used such as mean, standard deviation, and Pearson Product Moment Correlation Coefficient. The study revealed that most of the time teachers utilized Excel/Spreadsheets than video/Capcut. Teachers confidence level in technology found to be Always Confident. Furthermore, teachers utilization of digital tools such as PPT/canvas, video/caput and the like, and Excel/spreadsheets has a significant relationship to teachers confidence in technology. Thus, to enhance video/CapCut usage, teachers need training, support, and collaboration. Schools should provide professional development, technical assistance, and recognition of achievements. These efforts boost confidence in digital tools, improve pupils learning, and encourage creative teaching methods in the digital era. |
| The Impact of School Environment on Student Health Behaviors: Insights from Qualitative Interviews | Author : Banh Thang Long, Vu Thanh Hung | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The relationship between the school environment and student health behaviors is increasingly pertinent amidst rising health concerns among youths. This qualitative study, conducted across diverse socioeconomic backgrounds in Vietnam, explores the multifaceted influences of school settings on the health behaviors of students. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions involving students, teachers, parents, and administrators from three schools, each representing urban, suburban, and rural settings. The study identified key factors within schools physical and social environments that significantly impact health behaviors. These include the availability and condition of physical facilities, the nutritional quality of food offered, peer influences, teacher engagement in health education, and the availability of mental health resources. Socioeconomic factors and cultural attitudes towards health and education also emerged as significant determinants. The findings suggest that improvements in physical resources, enhanced teacher training in health education, standardized healthy food offerings, and greater availability of mental health services are critical for fostering healthier behaviors among students. This study underscores the need for holistic policy interventions tailored to diverse educational settings to promote overall student health.
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| Empowering Patients: The Role of Education in Pain Alleviation during IUD Insertion | Author : Eden Estevez, Shivaughn M. Hem-Lee-Forsyth, NDiera Viechweg, Sharon John, Stephanie P. Menor | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The discomfort and apprehension associated with the Intrauterine Device (IUD) insertion procedure presents a challenge to its widespread acceptance as a contraceptive modality, notwithstanding its established efficacy. Healthcare providers play a pivotal role in addressing this challenge through the provision of comprehensive educational interventions targeting young women regarding the intricacies of IUD insertion. Such proactive educational endeavors hold promise in fostering heightened acceptance and utilization of the IUD, thereby reducing the rates of unintended pregnancies. This paper delineates strategic interventions aimed at fostering IUD adoption, bolstered by empirical evidence attesting to its efficacy in curbing rates of unplanned pregnancies, childbirths, and induced abortions, particularly within the demographic of young women. |
| The Role of School Sports in Shaping Student Identity and Social Relationships | Author : Le Phuoc Quang | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This qualitative study explores the impact of school sports on student identity and social relationships in Vietnamese secondary schools. Employing in-depth interviews, focus groups, and observational methods, the research examines the experiences of students, coaches, and administrators across three distinct school settings. Findings indicate that participation in school sports significantly enhances students self-perception and identity, facilitates robust social connections, and fosters community. Additionally, the study reveals that school sports programs are efeectively integrated with Vietnamese cultural values, particularly emphasizing collectivism and community orientation. However, gender difeerences in sports participation highlight the need for more inclusive and gender-sensitive program designs. The study also identifies challenges related to resource limitations and balancing academic and sports commitments, suggesting areas for policy enhancement. This research contributes to the broader understanding of the educational value of extracurricular activities. It underscores the potential of school sports as a tool for personal and social development in academic settings. Importantly, the findings ofeer practical and actionable insights for educators and policymakers, providing a roadmap to optimize the benefits of school sports programs.
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| Understanding Unemployment Dynamics and Labor Market Behavior in South Korea: Employing Mccall Dynamic Programming Approach | Author : Tuhin G M Al Mamun, EHSANULLAH | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This paper investigates labor market dynamics from 1990 to 2023 using the McCall dynamic programming search model, offering insights into individual decision-making, economic conditions, and policy implications. Convergence trends in wage predictions underscore the models reliability, highlighting its utility for predicting wage outcomes over time. The policy implications emphasize the importance of balancing the duration of unemployment and the considerations of the wage level in policy design. In light of the analysis, policymakers and employers should consider the trade-offs between unemployment duration and wage level when designing policies and compensation practices. The insights provide guidance for policymakers, employers, and job seekers in navigating the complexities of the job market. |
| Ownership of Humans | Author : Dr. Nguyen Anh Quoc | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Animals and species live by behavior, they possess instincts to survive. People live by their own products. Depending on natural conditions and social circumstances, people have different ways of living, ways of living, and lifestyles. A way of life is a way of making products that ensure survival and the maintenance of the species. The characteristic of this product is direct, realistic, inevitable, and natural human communication. Communicating in nature, using products as brokers, is social. Society is a product prepared for people to enjoy and satisfy. Humans do not exist, society is meaningless. The existence of society is rich so that people can live based on each others abilities and needs. Social satisfaction makes different ways of living in the process of development. The way of life makes products not only in tools, machines, equipment, robots, computers, AI, labor, plant care, and animal domestication, but also performs the basic function of survival, maintain the race and educate fellow human beings. But there is no product as good as people. Humans are both subjects and human products. Humans are both the subject of perception and the object of perception. Mutual ownership between people in family, religion, state, company, bank by tradition, canon law, law, charter, money. This ownership is both a product of necessity and a product of freedom in the process of development.
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| Sustainable Cultivation of Millets | Author : Sandhyarani S. Sonkamble, Aakanksha C. Kumbhar, Kumudini R. Pawar, Dr. Suraj V Nalawade | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Millets, once considered as neglected crops, have gained significant attention due to their nutritional value, climate resilience, and suitability for sustainable agriculture. This review paper synthesizes current research on sustainable cultivation practices for millets, focusing on key aspects such as soil health, water management, pest and disease control, and socio-economic implications. It explores innovative approaches such as intercropping, organic farming techniques, and precision agriculture methods to enhance millet yields while minimizing environmental impact. Furthermore, the paper discusses the role of millets in enhancing food security, promoting biodiversity, and mitigating climate change. By critically evaluating existing literature, this review aims to provide insights for policymakers, researchers, and farmers to promote the adoption of sustainable millet cultivation practices, thereby contributing to global food security and environmental sustainability.
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| Sommer, Doris. The Work of Art in the World: Civic Agency and Public Humanities (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2014) | Author : Mohamed Idyassine | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Doris Sommers Book The Work of Art in the World: Civic Agency and Public Humanities must be received as vivid recollections of anecdotal and yielding civic interventions. Most of these celebrated creative social interventions relate either to confident "high-ranking" political leaders or weird grassroots artists in some particular socioeconomic contexts already in paralysis.no doubt, such models of civic initiatives cannot be transposed to other communities; therefore, it is easy to reject Sommer propositions as over-optimistic and operationally inapplicable. It is also acceptable here to restate the reactions of the Duke Press editors who told Doris Sommer right at the onset that this book "is too much theory" and "no one wants to read theory".1 |
| Implementation of Community Participation in the Process for Forming Responsive Regional Regulations in Bandung City | Author : Merdi Hajiji, Lisdawati Wahjudin | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Community participation in the formation of local regulations is very important, because local regulations that are formed must be in accordance with the wishes and needs of the community. Implementation of community participation in the formation of local regulations will determine the quality, have an impact on the local regulations that are formed. However, community participation in the city of Bandung in the formation of local regulations is lacking. The problems raised by the author are: (1) how is the basis for the implementation of the formation of local regulations in the city of Bandung number 2 of 2013 concerning social institutions 2) how the implementation of public participation in the formation of local regulations in the city of Bandung, 3) how the process of forming a participatory and responsive local regulations in Bandung. The purpose of this study is to find out, study and analyze regarding: (1) the basis of the implementation of the formation of local regulations in Bandung City number 2 of 2013 concerning social institutions, (2) implementation of community participation in the formation of local regulations in the city of Bandung, and (3) the process the formation of participatory and responsive local regulations in the city of Bandung. This study uses a sociological juridical approach, with descriptive research specification analysis. The data used in this study are primary and secondary data, obtained through interviews and literature studies, which are then analyzed qualitatively. The results showed that: (1) community participation in the formation of local regulations can improve the quality of local regulations because the community is the object of the local regulations and the people who run the local regulations. Community participation produces input to improve the quality of decisions, and the implementation of local regulations will run more optimally; (2) The process of forming local regulations in Bandung is less participatory and not responsive, so that the resulting decisions are not yet of quality and not in accordance with the needs and expectations of the community, other than that it can not be minimized public turmoil or dissatisfaction and in the end the implementation of regional regulations is not running properly; and (3) the causes of the lack of quality community participation in the formation of local regulations in the city of Bandung are: (a) lack of understanding of the community in the process of establishing local regulations, (b) lack of decisive efforts from local governments in capturing the aspirations of the community, (c) the regulations are not made based on the interests of the community and the socialization of local regulations have not been maximized, and (d) the community is less involved. The solutions needed include: (a) a commitment from the law makers in the regions to involve the community in any discussion of the Peraturan Daerah, (b) a clear and transparent socialization and enforcement of the Peraturan Daerah is needed, (c) a more accurate study of the problems faced community, and (d) involving all elements of society. Keywords: Community Participation and Responsive Local Regulations |
| Connectedness to Nature, Spirituality, and Resilience among Selected Filipino Adolescents | Author : Marison Felicidad R. Dy, Erick Vernon Y. Dy | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The study determined the relationship between connectedness to nature, spirituality, and resilience among selected Filipino adolescents. There were 116 respondents, with an average age of 19.6 years, who completed a self-administered questionnaire. Findings show that the average level of connectedness to nature was 51.05 with the majority of the scores (71.6%) in the average range. More than two-thirds (67.2%) of the respondents had an average frequency of spiritual experiences. The majority (78.4%) also had scores in the average resilience levels. Connectedness to nature had weak positive relationships with spirituality and resilience. Spirituality and resilience were also weakly and positively related. All relationships were significant. Adolescent connectedness to nature, spirituality and resilience should be enhanced as these are related to positive individual states and outcomes. Further studies can consider larger samples of adolescents from various settings and how the mentioned variables relate to each other in different adolescent contexts.
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| Unveiling Gender Discrimination in the Workplace: A Qualitative Analysis of Vietnamese Womens Narratives | Author : Dinh Thi Nguyet | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This study explores the dynamics of gender discrimination in the workplace through the qualitative narratives of 30 Vietnamese women across various professional sectors. Using a purposive sampling method, the research employs semi-structured interviews to gather in-depth insights into the participants experiences, which were analyzed through thematic analysis. Key findings reveal prevalent workplace gender discrimination, characterized by subtle biases, traditional gender role enforcement, and challenges linked to maternity and career advancement. These issues manifest through both overt marginalization and covert devaluation of womens professional contributions, highlighting the resilience and coping strategies women employ to navigate such environments. While the study focuses on formal employment sectors and may not capture all employment types in Vietnam, it provides valuable perspectives for policymakers and organizational leaders aiming to mitigate gender disparities. Recommendations include enhanced diversity training, transparent career advancement policies, and improved work-life balance support. This research contributes original insights into the complexities of gender discrimination, emphasizing cultural specifics that influence workplace dynamics in Vietnam.
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| Cultural Influences on Students Information Technology Skills Development | Author : Nguyen Th? Quynh Trang, Phan Th? Thu | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This qualitative study examines the cultural influences on developing information technology (IT) skills among secondary school students in Vietnam. The research uncovers how cultural values, educational practices, and socio-economic conditions influence IT education by conducting in-depth interviews, focus groups, and classroom observations across urban and rural settings. Key findings reveal significant disparities in the perception of ITs importance between urban and rural areas, with cultural norms and economic realities influencing these attitudes. Traditional Confucian values inhibit active and exploratory learning methods in IT education. Additionally, English language barriers limit the effective use of global IT resources, while gender norms and socioeconomic status create uneven student opportunities. The study suggests policy interventions aimed at enhancing IT infrastructure, promoting gender inclusivity, and adjusting curricula to accommodate language and cultural nuances. Recommendations include the development of more inclusive, culturally sensitive educational practices to ensure equitable IT skill development. This research contributes to understanding the multifaceted impact of cultural factors on IT education and proposes strategies for crafting more effective and inclusive IT educational policies.
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| Impact of Psychological Factors on Physical Education Learning Outcomes | Author : Windi Surya Pratama, Wilda Welis, Ishak Aziz, 4Syahrastani | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This research aims to analyze the impact of students perceptions and learning motivation as the main factors that influence physical education learning outcomes. Affective learning is reported to be one of the key factors in achieving physical education learning outcomes. A correlation design using the associative causal method has been used to collect information from a sample of 63 public elementary school students. Data collection was carried out through questionnaires and focus group discussions. Next, to examine the impact of this study, we utilized IBM SPSS software. The results show that there is a different correlation between physical education learning outcomes and predictors of student perception and learning motivation. The strength of the direct influence identifies that there is a significant positive influence on students perceptions and learning motivation on physical education learning outcomes. Therefore, the components of student perception and learning motivation are the main factors in physical education learning outcomes.
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| Ai Based Chatbot: A Case Study Afghanistan Healthcare Services Mental Health Disorder | Author : Esmatullah Sabet, Sayed Shafiullah Sadat, Hasib Ahmad Khaliqi | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Artificial intelligence increasingly integrates our daily lives with the creation and analysis of intelligent software and hardware, called intelligent agents. Intelligent agents can do a variety of tasks ranging from labor work to sophisticated operations. A Chatbot is a typical example of an artificial intelligence system. For developing artificial intelligence Chatbot, we have implemented encoder-decoder attention mechanism architecture memory cells, TFIDF (term frequency-inverse document frequency) algorithm and LLM (Large Language Module). To conduct this research, mixed methods research could involve combining both qualitative and quantitative methods to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the research topic. Survey utilized as the main methods for collecting the primary data and reviewed the existing literature for collecting the secondary data in this research. The data was collected from 18 participants, including medical doctors, patients, lecturers and university students in Afghanistan. Additionally, secondary data was obtained through a review of literature from other countries that have faced similar situations. Moreover, the analysis reveals a widespread belief among respondents that the implementation of AI based Chatbot for Afghanistan healthcare service in mental health disorder will contribute to reduce illness in Afghanistan.
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| Application of Composite Frequency Data Analysis Model to Forecast the Growth of Vietnams Coffee Exports | Author : Le Hai Ha | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :In recent years, mixed-frequency data analysis models have received much attention and application in the fields of economics and finance, especially in forecasting national macroeconomic indicators. However, in Vietnam, there are almost no studies applying these models. Vietnam is a country with a long-standing agricultural production background and the workforce mainly makes a living from farming. There are many types of Vietnamese agricultural products with high export value, bringing a significant source of foreign currency to the country. Coffee is Vietnams main export product, a product that earns a lot of foreign currency, contributing to the countrys socio-economic development. Therefore, applying models with mixed frequency data such as MIDAS to forecast coffee export growth is a promising new research direction.
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| Analytics Integration in Performance Management: A Bibliometric Analysis | Author : Lekshmi Chithra R, Dr Prakash Pillai R | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Performance management enables measurement, identification, prediction and retention of resources which are critical to the success of the organization. Literature shows that traditional performance management systems suffer from subjectivity, lack of continuity and ineffective use of data. Application of analytics in performance management function is one variation which has been receiving increased interest in the recent years due to this. This paper explores the integration of HR Analytics (HRA) in performance management function. The study relies on bibliometric analysis to understand the publication pattern, dominating themes and upcoming research trends in this area. Bibliometric data from SCOPUS database is subjected to analysis using VOSviewer. Findings reveal an increase in research activity in this area over the years. Application of analytics in performance management, employee engagement, evaluating training needs and predicting attrition are observed to be the significant topics in the recent years. |
| Optimizing Zakat Management to Improve Education Quality in Palu City, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia | Author : Abd Azis, Sagaf S. Pettalongi, Saude Saude, Nurdin Nurdin | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This study aims to discuss the zakat management optimization in improving education quality at National Zakat Charity Agency (BAZNAS) of Palu. This study used a qualitative approach and the data was gathered through field observation, in-depth interviews, and written document analysis. The data analysis, then, was analysed through data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion drawing. The results of this study show that the process of optimizing zakat to improve education quality at Baznas Palu city was conducted according to Islamic zakat management principles which includes planning, implementation, reporting, and monitoring process in the program of collection, distribution, and utilization at National Zakat Charity Agency Palu. The agency also follows professional administration principles such as transparency, accountability, responsibility, independence, fairness, and Islamic shariah compliance. This study also found that the agency has focused zakat distribution for specific educational institutions, both formal and informal. The agency also provide scholarships for academic achievement, and educational cost assistance for underprivileged children. Furthermore, the agency provides capital support for productive businesses runned by disadvantaged families or communities to improve their incomes.
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| Interpretation of the Lyrics of Teary Eyed Tears by Rubah Di Selatan (OST. PORTRAIT OF CANAL YUSHIRO): A Study of Riffaterres Semiotics | Author : Ahmad Zamzami Nur, Sri Harti Widyastuti | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The aims of this study is to describe the heuristic and hermeunitic interpretations, matrices and models, hypograms, and indirectness of expression contained in the lyrics of "Teary Eyed Tears" by Rubah Di Selatan, which is the original soundtrack of the independent film Portrait Canal Yoshiro. This investigation employs a descriptive method. Using Riffaterres semiotic theory, the results demonstrate a) heuristic and hermeunitic readings, b) matrices and models, c) actual and potential hypograms, and 4) the indirectness of expression in the lyrics of the song "Teary Eyed Tears" by Rubah Di Selatan, which is the original soundtrack in the independent film Yushiro Canal Portrait.
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| Experience of Grief and Coping Strategies Following Patients Death among Nurses Working in a Tertiary Level Hospital, Kathmandu, Nepal | Author : Shristi Karmacharya, Rupa Devi Thapa | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Grief is feelings and emotions to loss that individuals might experience as they attempt to accept the loss. Like general people, nurses also experience such grief as they have to face the situations of many patients loss at hospital. Prolonged grief can cause a decline in productivity, increase absenteeism, job turnover, and pose physical and mental health risks among nurses. Hence, the study aimed to explore the experience of grief and the use of coping strategies among the nurses following patients deaths. A descriptive study design was carried out among 111 registered nurses working in different departments of Manmohan Cardiothoracic Vascular and Transplant Center (MCVTC), Maharajgunj, Kathmandu, Nepal using a non-probability enumerative sampling technique. A structured, self-administered questionnaire was used to collect the data. The respondents obtained the highest percentage of mean score on experience of grief on feeling (45.55%). Among the respondents, 40.9% use social support, 76.53% engage in the care of other patients, 74.55% form personal goals, 45.08% use self-help method, and 70.76% use the self-assessment method to cope with the death of a patient. The conclusion of the study emphasized how critical it is to comprehend nurses grieving processes when patients pass away in order to help them identify and manage psychological stress. |
| Evaluation of Achievement Development Management of Bhayangkara Precision Football Club | Author : Muhammad Adam Fatihurrahman, Duwi Kurnianto Pambudi, Enggista Hendriko Delano | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Evaluation of Bhayangkara Presisi Football Club Achievement Development Management. Thesis. Yogyakarta: Masters Program, Faculty of Sports and Health Sciences, Yogyakarta State University, 2024. The aim of this research is to find out the evaluation of the Bhayangkara Presisi Football Clubs achievement development program, examining it from the context, input, Process and Product (CIPP) aspects as well as finding out whether the achievement development program that has been running at the Bhayangkara Presisi Football Club has been managed optimally. This research is a type of quantitative and qualitative research with the CIPP evaluation model. The sampling technique used purposive sampling technique to obtain a sample of three program administrators, three coaches and six players. Evaluation uses quantitative and qualitative approaches. Data collection uses research instruments in the form of observation, questionnaires, interviews and documentation. The results of the research, namely, Context evaluation of Bhayangkara Presisi FCs achievement coaching management, amounted to 2.91, which is in the good category. Based on the background indicators of the coaching program, it is 3.09 in the good category, the coaching program objectives are 2.60 in the good category, and the coaching program is 3.03 in the good category. The evaluation input for Bhayangkara Presisi FCs achievement coaching management, amounting to 2.75, is in the good category. Based on the human resources indicator, it is 3.07 in the good category, the trainer program is 3.05 in the good category, funding is 2.66 in the good category, facilities and infrastructure is 2.66 in the good category, and parental support is 2.29 in the poor category. Bhayangkara Presisi FCs achievement management evaluation process, amounting to 2.83, is in the good category. Based on the program implementation indicator, it is 3.06 in the good category, and coordination is 2.83 in the good category. Bhayangkara Presisi FCs performance management management evaluation product, amounting to 3.27, is in the good category. Based on the achievement indicator of 3.33 in the good category and welfare of 3.20 in the good category.
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| The Effect of Fomo (Fear of Missing Out) and Price Discount on Impulse Buying with Religiosity as a Moderating Variable in Palembang City People Who Shop at E-Commerce Shopee | Author : Mifta Arifin, Mismiwati , Deky Anwar | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :this research departs from the problem that whether fomo (fear of missing out) and price discount on impluse buying with religiousity as a moderating variable on palembang city communities shopping at shopee e-commerce. The purpose of this study was to know and analyze how much influence fomo (fear of missing out) and price discount on impluse buying with religiousness as a moderating variable on palembang city communities shopping at shopee e-commerce. This research uses quantitative research. The population in this study were consumers who decided to buy or use shopee in Palembang city, without distinguishing gender, the number of which was unknown. The sampling technique used in this study was purposive sampling. There were 100 samples of Palembang City residents. Data collection was carried out online via WhatsApp social media. While the data analysis used in this research is SEM (Structural Equation Modeling) through SmartPLS 4.0 with a moderating analysis model. The results of the analysis show FoMO (Fear of Missing Out) (X1) has a positive and significant effect on Impulse Buying (Y) with a P value of 0.029 or < 0.05, so it can be concluded that there is a significant effect of FoMO (Fear of Missing Out) on Impulse Buying in Palembang City People who shop at Shopee E-Commerce. FoMO (Fear of Missing Out) (X1) has a positive and significant effect on Religiosity (Z) with a P value of 0.014 or < 0.05, so it can be concluded that there is a significant effect of FoMO (Fear of Missing Out) on Religiosity in Palembang City People who Shop at Shopee E-Commerce. Price Discount (X2) has a positive and significant effect on Impulse Buying (Y) with a P value of 0.045 or < 0.05, so it can be concluded that there is a significant effect of Price Discount on Impulse Buying in Palembang City People Shopping at E-Commerce Shopee. Price Discount (X2) has a positive and significant effect on Religiosity (Z) with a P value of 0.000 or < 0.05, so it can be concluded that there is a significant effect of Price Discount on Religiosity in Palembang City People who Shop at Shopee E-Commerce. Religiosity (Z) has a positive and significant effect on Impulse Buying (Y) with a P value of 0.034 or < 0.05, so it can be concluded that there is a significant effect of Religiosity on Impulse Buying in Palembang City People Shopping at E-Commerce Shopee. The effect of FoMO (Fear of Missing Out) on Impulse Buying through Religiosity in Palembang City People Shopping at Shopee ECommerce, indicated by a T-statistic value of 1.435 < 1.96 and a p-value of 0.151> 0.05. this means that hypothesis 6 is not accepted. The effect of Price Discount on Impulse Buying through Religiosity in Palembang City People Shopping at Shopee ECommerce, indicated by a T-statistic value of 2.015 > 1.96 and a p-value of 0.044 < 0.05. this means that hypothesis 7 is accepted.that FoMO (Fear of Missing Out) and Price Discount on Impluse Buying. Then the results of the moderating variable in the form of religiosity have a role in moderating (strengthening and weakening) FoMO (Fear of Missing Out) and Price Discount on Impluse Buying at Shopee.
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| Detection and Location of High Impedance Fault on the Nigerian 330kV Transmission System Using Artificial Neural Network | Author : Joshua Odion, Andikan Kenneth Ekpa | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The effect of the occurrence of high impedance fault (HIF) in power system networks results to low current signal which cannot be detected by the electrical equipment which results to fire outbreaks. Nigerian power system network has witnessed the occurrence of HIF which has led to fire outbreak in buildings and in minor cases grid collapse. In this paper, the performance of ANN in the detection and location of HIF was studied and determined. The transmission network located in south-south region of the Nigerian 330kV power system network was obtained and modeled in SIMULINK. The line distance was split into six points and implemented in the SIMULINK to obtain the current signals at each point of the lines. The current signals were used as the input data with the split distance utilized as the target to the ANN model. The ANN had three input neurons (each neuron represented the phase current signal), the hidden layer had five neurons with each neuron incorporating log sigmoid curve and the output layer having one neuron which was the split distance. The outcome had the least error deviation value of 0.0118 making the performance of ANN effective in the point location of HIF occurrence on the transmission line.
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| Bridging the Gap between Criminology and Information Technology | Author : Quimberly Rose P. Estrada, Dr. Kristine Soberano, Zillah R. Segue | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This study aims to establish an essential connection between the fields of information technology and criminology, acknowledging the changing nature of crime in the digital era. Modern society is becoming increasingly dependent on technology, making it difficult for traditional criminological frameworks to understand and deal with the new types of cybercrime and digital deviance. The objective of this research is to study the relationship between criminology and information technology, with an emphasis on how technological improvements can be used to improve the knowledge of criminology students, prevention, and moderation of present-day criminal behavior. This study looks at the mutually beneficial connection between criminological theories and state-of-the-art information technology to offer a thorough and detailed framework for understanding the complexity of modern-day crime. It seeks to open up fresh possibilities for innovative ideas and remedies that successfully close the knowledge gap between criminology and the quickly changing field of technology-driven crimes.
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| Exploring EU Culture Policy towards Eastern Partnership Countries | Author : Sophio Chantadze | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This article delves into the intricate interplay of culture, soft power, and international relations, with a particular focus on the European Unions (EU) cultural diplomacy efforts within Eastern Partnership countries. It illuminates how culture serves as a potent force in shaping societal development and influencing international perceptions and relationships, drawing on Joseph Nyes conceptualization of soft power. Through a comprehensive historical analysis and examination of case studies, the research unveils the nuanced role of cultural diplomacy within the broader framework of soft power and public diplomacy. Specifically, it scrutinizes the EUs cultural diplomacy initiatives in Eastern Partnership countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine - highlighting their significance in diplomatic relations and regional cooperation, particularly within the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) and Eastern Partnership context. The study advocates for strategic enhancements in funding mechanisms, support for local institutions, and alignment with EU values to bolster the effectiveness of cultural diplomacy initiatives. Ultimately, it emphasizes the importance of an adaptive and inclusive approach to cultural policy, underscoring the need for continuous collaboration to foster resilient and mutually beneficial EU-Eastern Partnership relationships.
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| Effectiveness of Online Media Learning For Physical Education In SD Tamansiswa Jetis, Yogyakarta | Author : Pris Azassih, Sumaryanti | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This research aims to find out how effective online learning is in the use of online media during the pandemic at SD Tamansiswa Jetis (Tamansiswa Jetis Elementary School), Yogyakarta City. This research was a descriptive quantitative study. The research method was the survey method with data collection techniques used the instruments in the form of questionnaires. The research population was all fifth and sixth grade students of SD Tamansiswa Jetis Yogyakarta, with the total of 40 students. The results of the research on the effectiveness of online learning media in Physical Education lessons at SD Tamansiswa Jetis Yogyakarta show the results with the various categories as follows: in the poor category at 32.5%, in the moderate category at 30%, in the good category at 22.5%, in the very good category at 10 %, and in the very poor category at 2.5%. These results indicate that the online learning using online media During the Covid-19 Pandemic for the fifth and sixth grade students in Physical Education subject at SD Tamansiswa Jetis, Yogyakarta City is not effective. |
| Investigating Stress-Strain Characteristics in Geopolymer Concrete with Recycled Aggregate | Author : Vanadi Vinay kumar, V. Bhikshma | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This paper focuses on the stress-strain behavior of 25% recycled coarse aggregate-based geopolymer concrete (RAGC). In this study, an 8-molarity concentration of NaOH and an alkaline liquid ratio of 2.5 was used. This study includes the stress-strain behavior along with the Modules of elasticity for the GRM20, GRM30, and GRM40 grades. Tests were carried out on 150 x 300 mm cylindrical RAGC specimens. The test results experimental to theoretical elastic modulus were in good correlation. Stress-strain relations of RAGC under ambient curing conditions were satisfactory.
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| Game Model to Improve the Motor Abilities of Primary School Students | Author : Tuswan, Hari Yuliarto, Sri Mawarti, Anastasia Erlina L., Sb.Pranatahadi, Hadwi Prihantanta, Margono | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :
This research aims to produce a learning model to improve childrens motor skills through traditional games which are prepared based on the curriculum and characteristics of elementary school students. Research development procedures use Research and Development. The results of the development research obtained five game models, namely: bicycle wheel racing, rubber band throwing, rubber band unclang, mineral water bottle toss, and bicycle wheel rim target balls which were arranged in the form of a guidebook. The manual for motor skills game models for elementary school students was declared suitable for use based on the assessment of material experts and elementary school teachers. The results of the experts assessments are as follows: 1) the bicycle wheel racing game is included in the "very good" category with an average rating of 4.8, which means X > 4.2; 2) the mineral water bottle gandon game is included in the "very good" category with an average rating of 4.9, which means X > 4.2; 3) the rubber band throwing game is included in the "very good" criteria with a mean rating of 4.86, which means X > 4.2; 4) the rubber band unclang game is included in the "very good" criteria with a mean rating of 4.9, which means X > 4.2; and 5) the bicycle wheel target ball game is included in the "very good" criteria with an average rating of 4.9, which means X > 4.2
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| The Role of CPV as a Mediation of Factors That Influence Repurchase Intention in Outdoor Products | Author : Desi Tri Nilasari, Tri Kartika Pertiwi, Hesty Prima Rini | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Consumers have an interest in repurchasing a product due to several factors, namely brand image, quality, price and the balance between the benefits obtained and the sacrifices made (Customer Perceived Value). This research aims to test the influence of brand image, quality, and price on repurchase interest in Merapi Mountain outdoor products, and to test the influence of brand image, quality, and price on repurchase intention with customer perceived value (CPV) as an intervening variable for outdoor products Merapi Mountain. The variable measurement scale used is a Likert scale with a score rating (1-5) and a sample of 122. Data processing in this research uses smartPLS (Partial Least Square) software with outer model and inner model measurement models. The results of this research show that brand image and quality have a positive and significant effect on repurchase intention. Price has an insignificant positive effect on repurchase interest. Brand image, quality, and price have a positive influence on repurchase intention with CPV as an intervening variable.
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| Implementation of Preventive Maintenance Management on Multiline Wrapping Machines to Squirt the Production Process at PT Yili Indonesia Diary | Author : Dede Roni, Atika Dwi Arsanti, Elaeys Mulia Bulqis, Revryand Alfaridzi, Tri Ngudi Wiyatno | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :PT. Yili Indonesia Diary is a manufacturing company that produces ice cream under the Joyday brand. The problem that occurs is that there are packaging defects resulting from the packaging machine, namely Multiline Wrapping. Maintenance management is interpreted as an appropriate strategy to manage when maintenance must be carried out on machines. Therefore, the production process in the factory will not be hampered as long as the machine runs smoothly. Preventative maintenance needs to be carried out as the first step so that the machine is always ready to use and can avoid significant damage. The aim of this research is to analyze the implementation of preventive maintenance management on Multiline Wrapping machines. Qualitative research methods were adopted in this research and data were collected through observation, documentation and literature study. The research results explain that the machine maintenance strategy, especially for Multiline Wrapping machines at PT Yili Indonesia Diary, includes, among other things, Preventive Maintenance, Machine Repair, Replacement, and Opportunity Maintenance. Machine maintenance is very important because it can speed up the production process.
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| Online Autism Literacy to Improve Acceptance of Mothers of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders | Author : Kumala Windya Rochmani | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The spectrum of autism developmental disorders is vast and diverse, ranging from mild to severe impairments. If parents lack knowledge about autism, maternal acceptance levels tend to be low. Autism literacy through the internet serves as a medium to provide beneficial, extensive, cost-effective, and easily accessible information and knowledge. This study aims to assess the effectiveness of online autism literacy in increasing maternal acceptance of autistic children. The research utilized a single-subject design, involving only one subject, following the ABA Single-case Experiment Design. The single-case experimental method was employed in this study, where autism literacy intervention was delivered through the website www.careautism.wordpress.com. A Maternal Acceptance Scale was used to evaluate the subjects psychological state before and after the intervention. The researchs significance lies in providing empirical evidence on the effectiveness of online autism literacy in enhancing maternal acceptance of autistic children. Visual inspection and descriptive analysis methods were employed for data analysis. The studys results indicate that autism literacy intervention through the internet can improve maternal acceptance of autistic children, with an increased mean score between the baseline and intervention phases.
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| Influence of Facebook Use on the Study Habits of Selected Grade 7 Learners in Mindanao State University - University Training Center | Author : Minangoao P. Imam, Jalal P. Samsodin | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The study aimed to investigate the influence of using Facebook application on the study habits of selected fifty (50) Grade 7 learners in Mindanao State University- University Training Center, school year 2021-2022. The study adapted descriptive research design using survey-questionnaire to help researchers gain relevant information quickly and effectively. The instrument has two (2) parts: part one, the personal profile of the respondents, such are: age, gender, parents occupation and parents monthly income and part two, the perceptions on the influence of using Facebook application on the learners study habits. The instrument has twenty-two (22) items, and the respondents was given choices to answer using a 4-point Likert scales such Strongly Disagree=4, Disagree = 3, Agree = (2) Strongly Agree = 1. The gathered data result was treated using the statistical tools such are: frequency, percentage, mean and standard deviation using a Statistical Product and Service Solutions SPSS) software. The statistical tools used are vital that enabling researchers to gain meaningful insights and interpret the results adequately. Moreover, based on the findings of the study, the demographic profile of the respondents revealed that 52% of the respondents were belonged to the age bracket of 12 to 15 years old, 72% were female. Additionally, many or 36% of the respondents mothers occupation were engaged in business, likewise 44% of the respondents fathers occupation were engaged in small businesses too. Moreover, on the respondents parents monthly income 54% of them assessed that around Php 5,001.00 to 10,000.00 as their parents monthly income, and 72 % had one to two Facebook accounts registered and 72% answered that they spent three to five hours using Facebook application. Meanwhile, the results also manifest that frequent used of Facebook application affects learners study habit. The data showed average weighted mean is 2.568 and descriptively defined as “agree”, this connotes that respondents use Facebook application for fun and popularity. This signified that the use of Facebook app affected the study habits of the learners. Thus, the major implication derived from the higher addiction to Facebook, where the study habit become poor and academic achievement reduced resulting to lower grades. It is highly recommended that to the learners to use Facebook as a tool for studying rather than using it unnecessarily. Likewise, the Facebook addiction resulted to learner-respondents lower academic performance. Anent to this, the parents should set rules in using online applications.
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| Assessing the Socio-Economic and Environmental Impact of Koidu Holdings on Local Communities in Tankoro Chiefdom, Kono District, Sierra Leone - Using the Rapid Impact Assessment Matrix Method | Author : Hassan Elsan Mansaray, Victor Tamba Simbay Kabba, Hebert Borboh Kandeh, Abdulai Sillah | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The study used the RIAM technique to evaluate environmental sustainability using an environmental impact assessment through nine sessions of focus group discussions in the affected mining communities. The systems methodology involves assigning scores to impact component issues based on predetermined criteria, which are then transferred into arrangements that indicate the extent of positive or negative effects. The RIAM analysis reveals that kimberlite diamond mining has predominant negative environmental impacts across all three communities, A, B, and C. However, certain social and economic components reflected positive changes. Nevertheless, the positive impacts on those three communities are just about the same. From the total scores summary for the three communities, it is obvious that the kimberlite mining in the affected communities have negative effects than the positive effects. Based on these findings, recommendations were made for improvement.
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| Strengthening Law Enforcement: The Urgency of Establishing Regulations on Electronic Evidence in Civil Evidence | Author : Ardina Nur Amalia, Umaira Hayuning Anggayasti | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The evolution of information and communication technology (ICT) has significantly altered a number of spheres of life, including law. Another result of this growth is the creation of electronic evidence, a brand-new category of evidence. When evidence is produced, kept, and transferred through an electronic system, it is considered electronic evidence. The evolution of law in Indonesia has been significantly influenced by advances in science and technology. Due to technological advancements, new lawsuits are being filed. This study employed a normative legal research design as its methodology. Both a conceptual and a statutory approach are employed. Electronic evidences introduction has led to a number of issues in the civil because the existence of electronic evidence in the process of establishing civil procedural law has not been explicitly and definitely accepted by the Indonesian legal system. From a formal legal perspective, papers and electronic data cannot yet be admitted into evidence in Indonesian civil evidentiary proceedings to resolve legal disputes. The civil evidence system has seen major changes as a result of the development of information and technology in many facets of society. Emails, instant messages, and other electronic data are just a few examples of the diverse electronic data that is used as civil evidence in court.
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| Evaluation of Sensory Characteristics of Rubber Tree (Hevea Brasiliensis) Sawdust and Leaves as Alternative Biofuels | Author : Adrian R. Ramos, Hazel Ann S. Acuña, Jayka Vielenar P. Ramirez, Regine B. Palmes, Anwar I. Kolong | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :In the face of rising fuel costs and environmental concerns, the need for alternate energy sources is growing. Charcoal, generated from animal and vegetable sources, has emerged as a viable alternative fuel. Briquetting, which compresses organic materials into compact briquettes, offers an environmentally responsible solution for waste management and energy production in the Philippines. Basilan, noted for its agricultural methods, generates a substantial amount of agricultural waste, including rubberwood sawdust (RBS) and Rubber Tree Leaves which is perfect for briquette production due to its lignocellulose content. Charcoal briquettes, made of charcoal fines and binder, are an economical, smokeless, and long-lasting fuel option which may poses sustainable solution as the conventional method of charcoal manufacture, which involves tree felling, poses ecological concerns. This exploratory experimental design study investigates the viability and possibility of utilizing biocharcoal from dried leaves of rubber trees and rubberwood sawdust (Hevea brasiliensis) as an environmentally benign and cost-effective option. This study intends to create a sustainable cooking fuel alternative to standard charcoal by reusing agricultural trash. The study aims to developed briquettes and assesses their physical characteristics such durability, efficiency, kindling time, burning time, and heating quality to three identified evaluators. Overall, the positive responses from those who were interviewed shed light on the promising potential of rubber sawdust charcoal briquettes (x¯=4.8 (liked very much)) and rubber tree leaves (x¯=4.23 (liked very much)) as a viable and environmentally friendly energy source for applications involving heating and cooking. Due to limited laboratory apparatuses, researchers recommended for a further evaluation of the developed briquettes such doing proximate analysis (e.g. measuring the moisture and ash content) established strong data to support the existing data.
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| Implementation of Operational Management at the Manufacturing Company (Pt Nippon Indosari Corpindo, Tbk) Sari Roti | Author : Andi Pangeran, Iqbal Afra, Tito Peter Lenando, Dr. Ir. Tri Ngudi Wiyatno, M.T.,IPU (lecturer) | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Operational management is very important for all types of industries, one of which is manufacturing. Manufacturing companies are concerned with production processes on a large scale that use equipment and machinery to manage raw materials into finished goods. PT Nippon Indosari Corpindo Tbk “SARI ROTI "is one of the leading bread manufacturing companies in Indonesia. This Journal discusses how SARI ROTI applies operations management concepts to achieve competitive advantage and meet growing market demand. Based on these objectives, researchers use qualitative research with qualitative analysis methods in which research is conducted by analyzing data using theoretical foundations as the basis of analysis. The data analyzed is secondary data, which is data that comes from existing sources and is not self-processed data The results showed that this company is a company that successfully runs the overall operations management concept, so that the company is able to produce quality products and ensure the cleanliness of all its products, as well as efficient in terms of the production process and distribution of products produced with a wide marketing area coverage. |
| Development, Validation, and Effectiveness of Android-Based Learning Material in Statistics | Author : Efren B. Cabotage | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :In this 21st century, students are more compelled towards the use of a mobile phone for every purpose. This study aimed to develop, validate, and test the effectiveness of an android-based learning material in Statistics. The technological profile, technology acceptance in terms of perceived use and perceived ease of use, relationship between the technological profile and technological acceptance, performance of respondents with or without the use, effectiveness, and validity of the android-based learning material were investigated in this study. The study utilized descriptive, developmental, and quasi-experimental research design. Two sections of Grade 10 were considered in the study; one section used the learning material, while the other section did not. Pre-test and post-test were conducted on the two groups. Data gathered were analyzed, tabulated, and presented using frequency count, percentage, mean, standard deviation, paired sample t-test, and simple correlational analysis. It was found out that all respondents have available gadgets; they “often” use technology and “advanced” in terms of technological skills; they strongly agree that the learning material is useful and easy to use; there is a positive relationship between the technology profile and the technology acceptance of the respondents; and the learning material was found to be effective and has very high validity. Hence, it is highly recommended to use the learning material in Statistics. Developing android-based learning material is recommended for other topics in mathematics, and students may be provided with other supplementary materials for greater retention.
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| Improving Advertising Text Writing Skills through Using the Flipaclip Application for Class XII DKV Students at Pasirian State Vocational School | Author : Dwi Purwati, Fani Dwiarianti, Arman Rumatoras, Anita Candra Puspita Ningrum, Anthoni Rumkedy, Yunita Anas Sriwulandari, Purwatiningsih | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Technological sophistication is able to change the order of life, especially the world of education. The role of education is very important in preparing individuals to become extraordinary leaders and motivators. Language learning must be directed at improving the ability of students and teachers to communicate both verbally and in relevant writing. Based on the results of observations of Indonesian language lessons in class From the problems that have been explained, it can be concluded that the writer is interested in the problem of the lack of use of technology in learning which causes writing advertising texts to be uninteresting and boring. This research aims to describe the development of animation and graphic based learning media and explain the feasibility results of media products based on animation and graphic design using applications FlipaClipin learning advertising texts, slogans and posters for class XII DKV students at SMK Negeri Pasirian.
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| The Effect of Squat Training with Barbell and Resistance Band on Leg Power of Volleyball Athletes | Author : Dikdoyo Rudiyanto, Fauzi, Ujang Nurdin, Afeb Chesa Arianto | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The purpose of this study was to determine (1) the effect of squat training with barbell on increasing leg power of volleyball athletes, (2) the effect of squat training with resistance band on increasing leg power of volleyball athletes, (3) the difference in the effect of squat training with barbell and resistance band squats on increasing leg power of volleyball athletes. The type of research is experimental. The sample used is volleyball athletes totalling 20 athletes with an age range of 14-16 years. The leg power test instrument uses a vertical jump. Data analysis techniques using Paired Sample Test and Independent Samples Test. The results showed that (1) There is a significant effect of squat training with barbell on leg power of volleyball athletes (p 0.000 < 0.05), (2) There is a significant effect of squat with resistance band on leg power of volleyball athletes (p 0.000 < 0.05), (3) There is a significant difference in squat training with barbell and resistance band squats on increasing leg power of volleyball athletes. Squat training with resistance band is better than squats with barbell on increasing the leg power of volleyball athletes, with a difference of 1.30. The implication of the research results that to increase the leg power of volleyball athletes can be done by applying squat training with barbell and resistance band. This means that athletes are given exercises that are in accordance with their characteristics so that in the training process they feel happy and motivated to follow the training process, so that the training objectives will be maximised. Then another implication is that by encouraging coaches to apply suitable exercises can trigger athlete involvement in training.
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| Multifunctional Nanocomposites in B4C-Tic-Tib2-Sic-BN-Al2O3-Sialon-C Carbon Fiber System for Armor Fillets, Turbine Discs and Wings, High-Temperature Wear Resistant Nodes | Author : Z. Kovziridze, N.Nijaradze, G. Tabatadze, T. Cheishvili, N. Darakhvelidze | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Goal - to receive on first stage ß - SIALON containing nanocomposites by reactive sintering method at 14000C, with nitrogen pro-cess from origin composition in TiC-BN-SiC-B4C-Si-Al-Al2O3 (nanopowder) system. By using this method of synthesis, it became possible to receive nanocomposites with different percentages of ß - SIALON. Our task was to study the phase composition of re-ceived consolidated materials in the TiC-TiB2-BN-SiC-B4C-ß-SiAlON-Al2O3 (nanopowder-400nm.) system.
Method. The obtained mass was grounded in an attritor and the consolidated composite was obtained by hot pressing at 16200C during 40 minutes, with glass perlite (Armenia) dope 2 mass%, delaying at final temperature for 8 min, under 30 MPa pressure and vacuum – 10-3 Pa. Perlite from Aragatc contained 96 mas. % glass.
To study the phase composition of the composites, we conducted an X-ray structural analysis on the DRON-3 device. And to study the microstructure, we conducted research on an optical microscope -AC100 and a raster electron microscope “Nanolab 7” of the company "OPTON”. The values of the electrical parameters of the studied composites were calculated on the basis of the ob-tained "lgp- t" dependence. We have studied mechanical properties.
Result. In TiC-TiB2-BN-SiC-B4C- ß-SiAlON-Al2O3 – C Carbon Fiber system we obtained nanocomposites with high mechanical proper-ties. The advantage of this method is that compounds, which are newly formed thanks to interaction going on at thermal treat-ment: Si3N4, Si, AlN are active, which contributes to ß-SiALON formation at relatively low temperature, at 1300-13500C. It is evi-dent that inculcation of ALN in crystal skeleton of ß-Si3N4 is easier since at this temperature interval crystal skeleton of Si3N4 is still in the process of formation. ß-SiAlON was formed at 14500C. Part of boron carbide was transformed into boron nitride in ni-trogen environment and in titanium diboride, which in the case of both composites is in small quantities.
Conclusion. The phase composition of the obtained composite provides high physical-technical and performance properties of these nanocomposites. Compression strength-2198 MPa, Bending strength-271 MPa, Thermal expansion coefficient a20-700-3.8 10-6 0C.
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| The Effect of Local Original Income (PAD), Transfer Funds (Balanced Funds), and Regional Economic Growth on the Regional Poverty Rate of West Nusa Tenggara Province (NTB) | Author : Padlika Zulfatoni, M. Firmansyah | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :One of the primary goals of any municipality is human development when it comes to regional development. Reducing poverty and improving community welfare and human resources are the primary goals. The poverty rate in NTB Province has dropped dramatically, and the income and economic growth in the area have increased, thanks to the many regional development initiatives that the province has launched. Finding out how local original income, balancing funds, and economic development influence the poverty rate in NTB province is the main objective of this research. Using a battery of tests and regression analysis, we compile a dataset consisting of panel data from ten NTB Province regencies and cities covering the years 2012–2022. The results obtained from this study show that local original funding (PAD) has a significant impact on reducing poverty rates and balancing funds that significantly reduce poverty rates in the NTB province. However, economic growth impacts increasing the poverty rate in NTB province, although not significantly. This may happen because Indonesias economic growth fluctuates, thus affecting the increase in poverty. Fluctuations occur due to factors such as national economic conditions, supply-demand, government policies, etc. This can affect the economic growth of NTB, and it also impacts the increasing poverty rate in NTB. In addition, the increasing population is one of the factors that contribute to economic fluctuations and the increase of poor people in NTB.
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| The Most Essential Learning Competencies in Statistics of the Grade 7 Learners | Author : Christy U. Buquing | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This study aimed to formulate valid supplementary statistic learning materials for Grade 7 learners to improve their attainment of the most essential learning competencies in statistics. It examined the demographic profile of the respondents, level of attainment of the MELCs in statistics, mastered and least mastered competencies, and significant relationship between their profile and their attainment of the MELCs in statistics. Results revealed that the level of attainment of the MELCs in statistics for Grade 7 learners was Satisfactory. They showed less mastery on competencies involving posing problems, formulating simple statistical instruments, using appropriate graphs to represent organized data, calculating measures of variability, and drawing conclusions. The educational attainment of parents showed significant relationship with the attainment of the MELCs. The researcher recommends that parents must involve themselves in the learners education. Furthermore, supplementary learning activities can help poor performing students to help them improve their mathematical skills in statistics.
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| The Case of Probationary Teachers in Teaching Senior High School Students | Author : Glenn Mar D. Degracia | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :One of the challenges that new teachers face in the Philippines is the probationary period. Probationary teachers are those who are newly hired and are subject to a probationary period of usually one to two years. During this time, they are expected to demonstrate their competence and effectiveness as teachers, and their performance is closely monitored by school administrators. This study strived to determine the experiences of Probationary Teacher in teaching senior high school students, how they overcome their obstacles and their coping mechanisms. This qualitative study employed case study research to determine experiences of Probationary Teacher in teaching senior high school students, how they overcome their challenges and their coping mechanisms, involving ten Probationary senior high school teachers of the Schools Division of Ilocos Sur who participated voluntarily. The data was gathered through each informants voice-recorded narrative and analyzed thematically. Findings showed that Probationary teachers experienced most with Academic and Behavioral Dynamics, Age-related challenges in handling behavior, Student attitudes and lack of respect, Challenges in adjusting to higher-order thinking skills, Sensitivity to student feelings and compliance issues, Transition and Adjustment Period of adjustment from elementary to SHS teaching, Challenges in adapting teaching methods from elementary to SHS, Emotional challenges and feelings of uncertainty, Pedagogical Challenges - Teaching loads and complexities of SHS curriculum, Perception of spoon feeding and need for adaptation in lesson delivery, Challenges in delivering unfamiliar subjects or lessons, Student attitudes towards learning and compliance, Disruption caused by students lack of focus and disrespect, Student reliance on gadgets and games for engagement. Despite the experiences encountered by these Probationary teachers, they describe how the overcome the obstacles in teaching senior high school learners by Creating an Inclusive and Supportive Environment, Engaging Teaching Methods, Engaging Teaching Methods, Effective Classroom Management, Adapting Instruction to Individual Needs, Utilizing Technology and Trends, Continuous Assessment and Feedback, they also describe their coping mechanisms as Challenges in Teaching Senior High School Learners, Maintaining Professionalism and Positivity., Stress Management and Self-care, Passion for Teaching and Professional Development, Emotional Regulation and Self-Reflection Probationary teachers resiliency and determination is evident during these difficulties. Hence, administrators are encouraged to provide adequate support for Probationary teachers to keep their effectiveness in teaching senior high school learners.
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| Support Mechanisms for Orphans’ Academic Achievement in Tanzania | Author : Josephine Ackim | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Orphans access to education is still critical for most of developing countries and Tanzania specifically. There have been government efforts such as policy and progams development and implementation to ensure orphans access to education, but the situation is still alarming. Literature in Tanzania have not explored fully the support mechanisms for orphans to capitalize their access to education. This study contribute to the literature by focusing on this case. The study was conducted in Tanzania and specifically Dodoma district. Four primary schools were involved in the study. Mixed methods approach was applied in this study covering a sample of 133 respondents. Data were analysed using the thematic and descriptive approaches. The study found that support mechanisms for orphans include government mechanisms, civil society organizations (CSOs) mechanisms and community mechanisms. Although these categories have shown efforts towards improving the situation, more efforts are required to solve the problem. The study suggests that, for government, it should continue building schools, hostels and counseling sessions at schools. Again, CSOs should continue raising awareness to community members, providing necessary financial support and help to orphans so that they can be able to attend schools. Moreover, community support such as taking care of orphans and encouraging them is highly recommended. These will make mechanisms applied to help orphans meaningful and contribute towards attaining quality education for all goal of sustainable development goals.
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| Utilization of Language Strategies in Teaching Grade 10 Mathematics of Narvacan National Central High School | Author : Russel D. Funtanilla | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This study aimed to evaluate the utilization of Language Strategies in teaching Grade 10 Mathematics at Narvacan National Central High School during the 4th quarter of the SY 2022-2023. Specifically, it focused on the profile of the students, their level of performance in language strategies, and their mathematics performance. It further determined the relationship between the students profile and the level of performance in language strategies, the students profile and their level of participation, the students performance in language strategies and their mathematics performance, and the problem encountered by the teachers in teaching mathematics using language strategies. This study used a quantitative research approach employing the correlational research design. The research design is a combined description, evaluative and correlational design. This study made use of a questionnaire consisting of two parts, the performance of the students when using language strategies and the 4th quarter grades of the learners in Mathematics. Hence, it is recommended students will participate in every activity or discussion related to the different language strategies. The performance of the students may be improved by sustaining the utilization of Language Strategies in Teaching Mathematics. Teachers and school heads are encouraged to innovate programs or activities that address issues related to low comprehension and low retention of students.
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| Implementation of Special Mathematics Education in Narvacan National Central High School | Author : Luis C. Ronquillo III | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The study assessed the implementation of Special Mathematics Education (SME) at Narvacan National Central High School, focusing on teacher profiles, policy, instructional materials, and performance, identifying challenges and relationships among variables. The study utilized a mixed method and explanatory sequential research design, involving 15 teachers and 128 learners, and collected data through a survey questionnaire and one-on-one interviews, analyzing frequency, percentage, mean, and correlation. The study found that most respondents were female mathematics teachers aged 26-30, with a masters degree and school-based training. Most students received outstanding grades for the 2022-2023 school year. The Special Mathematics Education curriculum was highly implemented, and teachers profiles showed a significant relationship with instructional materials and learners performance. Solutions included technology integration, Open Education Resources, active learning techniques, and personalized learning plans. Teachers should pursue postgraduate education, enhance student performance through materials, sustain special mathematics education, enrich their knowledge through LAC sessions, seminars, and trainings, identify and solve teaching problems, and continue to provide meaningful and productive activities for learners, ensuring outstanding performance and continuous improvement.
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| The Mathematics Performance and the Track Preference of Grade 10 Students | Author : Rowena C. Baucas | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :This research paper focused on investigating the mathematical performance of grade 10 students and its role in determining their Senior High School (SHS) track/strand. The aim of the study is to explore the attitudes, beliefs, and opinions of the students towards mathematics and how it influences their decision-making process in choosing their SHS track/strand. Additionally, the study aims to examine the factors that affect students performance in mathematics in relation to their chosen SHS track/strand. The research design utilized in this study is a survey questionnaire, which was administered to grade 10 students at Narvacan National Central High School. The participants of the study are primarily grade 10 students, with a majority being 16 years old. There are more female respondents than male, and a significant percentage of the respondents parents have blue-collar jobs. Additionally, most of the parents are college graduates. The findings of the study indicate that the level of mathematics performance among grade 10 students at Narvacan National Central High School is considered "Fair." Furthermore, the students preferred track for SHS is Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS). The study also reveals a significant relationship between mathematics performance and the profile of the respondents. Additionally, there is a significant relationship between mathematics performance and STEM, HUMSS, and TVL track/strands. However, there is no relationship between mathematics performance and the preferred strand of students who chose ABM. The implications of this research highlight the importance of mathematics in the decision-making process of students when choosing their SHS track/strand.
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| A Handy Analytical Approximate Solution for a Heat Transfer Problem Using the Method of Subdomains with Boundary Conditions | Author : M. Sandoval-Hernandez | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The aim of this paper is to show the application of the method of weighted residuals through subdomains to offer a solution to the steady-state one-dimensional heat conduction problem in a slab with thermal conductivity linearly dependent on temperature. The proposed solution is a fourth-degree polynomial, derived using three subdomains. Despite its simplicity, the solution demonstrates good accuracy, as evidenced by an RMS error of ??.????????????????????????????????. However, if greater accuracy is required, the Method of Weighted Residuals allows for the use of more subdomains with a higher-degree polynomial.
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| The Combined Effects of Long Term Mixture Exposure to Temperature and Relative Humidity on Asthma in China | Author : Zhongguo Huang, MPH, Tao Liu, PhD, Yan Shi, PhD, Yanfei Guo, PhD, Guanhao He PhD, JianXiong Hu, PhD, Xiaomei Dong, PhD, Jianpeng Xiao, PhD, Ziqiang Lin, PhD, Fan Wu, PhD, Wenjun Ma, PhD. | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Background: Few previous stud ies ha ve examined the joint effect of long term exposure to temperature and relative humidity ( RH on ast hma This study endeavors t o explore the combined association between long term co exposure to temperature and R H and asthma in China.
Methods: The individual data of asthma were collected from the wave 1 to wave 3 (2007 2019) of the Study on global AGEing and adult health in China. M eteorological factors data were obtained from the European Center for Medium range Weather Forecasts Reanalysis 5 (ERA5) and extracted from the corresponding interpolated grid according to individual residential latitude, longi tude and survey time. Individual and joint association of long term exposure to annual mean temperature and RH with asthma were estimated using Cox regression model and Quantile Based g Computation model Q gcomp)gcomp), respectively Then , the joint effects of different temperature RH compound events w ere further estimated
Results: We observed negative association between both temperature and RH with asthma. In individual effect analysis, for 1 °C or 1% decrease in 3 year average temperature and RH , asthma increased 4 44 (95% 1 76 7 0 5) and 6 45 (95% 2 79 9 98 respectively. The joint effect of long term exposure to temperature and RH on asthma was also negative . F or each percentile decreasing of both temperature and RH asthma decreased 1.50% (95%CI: 0.85% 2.15%) in total population . People 60 years old and female were more susceptible to mixture exposure to low temperature and low RH. W e also observed a higher risk of asthma in dry cold event ( 2.44 , 95%CI: 1 67 3 55 than wet cold, wet hot and dry hot events
Conclusion: Long term exposure to t emperature and RH may jointly associate with asthma , and low RH and cold may have higher risk on asthma onset .
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| The Effectiveness of Sports Massage and Cold Water Immersion towards Fatigue Recovery and Post-Exercise Stress Levels of Sprinters at the Student Sports Education and Training Center (PPLP) | Author : Khalliyma Dara Efda, Rachmah Laksmi Ambardini | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The first objective of this research is to investigate the effectiveness of sport massage and cold water immersion in the post-exercise fatigue recovery of the PPLP sprinter athletes. Second, to determine the effectiveness of sports massage and cold water immersion in reducing post-exercise stress levels of the PPLP sprinter athletes. This research used an experimental method with a pretest-posttest-control group design. The research population was PPLP Bogor 100m sprint athletes, totaling 30 athletes and they were divided into 3 treatment groups: Sport Massage, Cold Water Immersion, and Control. The sampling technique was random sampling with certain criteria. The three groups received an exercise simulation with a duration of 60 minutes divided into 10 minutes of warm up, 45 minutes of exercise, and 5 minutes of cooling down. Before and after the treatment, pretest and posttest were conducted including the level of fatigue recovery (pulse rate, RPE, FAS) and post exercise stress level (Daily Wellness Questionnaire). The normality test used Shapiro Wilks and the data homogeneity test referred to the Levene test. Testing the effectiveness used one way ANOVA for normally distributed data and for the data that was not normally distributed using the Kruskal Wallis test. The data was then processed by using the statistical program SPSS 22. The results show that (1) there are differences in the effectiveness of sport massage and cold water immersion towards the level of post-exercise fatigue of PPLP sprinters. There are differences in treatment effectiveness between the three groups (p < 0.05) for pulse and RPE variables. In the Tukey post hoc test it is found that there is a difference in effectiveness between sport massage and the control group (p < 0.05) and between cold water immersion and the control group (p < 0.05). However, between sports massage and cold water immersion there is no significant difference in recovering fatigue levels. (2) There is no difference in the effectiveness of sport massage and cold water immersion towards the level of post- exercise stress reduction of PPLP sprinters with a significance value (p > 0.05). Hence, in recovering post-exercise fatigue, sports massage or cold water immersion recovery techniques can be used according to the needs of athletes compared to passive rest.
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| Development of an Android-Based Rhythmicgym Application to Improve Rhythmic Gymnastics Skills of Junior High School Students in Yogyakarta | Author : Desi Andini, Pamuji Sukoco, Nevitaningrum, Wahyu Dwi Yulianto | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Aim of this research aim to develop an Android-based Rhythmicgym application to improve the rhythmic gymnastics skills of Yogyakarta City Middle School students. Method of this research use development (R&D). This research procedure adapts the ADDIE development model ( analysis, design, development, implementation, evaluation). The research subjects were divided into three groups, namely: (1) three expert lecturers (2) small-scale tests were tested on 36 students and one Physical Education teacher, (3) large-scale tests were tested on 72 students and one Education teacher Physical. Data collection instruments used questionnaires and observation rubrics. The data analysis technique in the validation test uses Aiken V analysis, the feasibility test questionnaire is analyzed using a Likert scale Results The results of the material and media instrument validation tests obtained an average Aiken V value of 0.883 and 0.937 respectively with a very high validity category . The results of the instrument reliability test for material and media instruments respectively with Cronbachs Alpha values of 0.761 and 0.652 mean that the instrument is declared reliable. The results of small-scale trials on 36 students and one Physical Education teacher showed a percentage of 78% in the appropriate category. The results of a large-scale trial that was tested on 72 students and one Physical Education Teacher showed a percentage of 81% with a very feasible category. Conclusion Based on the research results, it can be concluded that the Android-based RhytmicGym application is declared valid, reliable, feasible, practical and effective for improving the rhythmic gymnastics skills of Yogyakarta City Middle School students.
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| Studying Landscape Diverse for Tourism Development in the Tay Nguyen Region, Vietnam | Author : Thu Nhung Nguyen | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Landscape has long been recognized as an invaluable resource for tourism development and the foundation for the sustainable development of an entire territory. However, in-depth research on landscape diversity for tourism development from the perspective of landscape science has not received much attention. Applying landscape analysis, field survey, and remote sensing methods, the study has shown diversity in the landscape formation components that determine the diversity of tourism types and products in the Central Highlands. Each landscape unit contains tourism resources, the vertical structure of the landscape unit represents the specificity and tourism potential, and the horizontal structure of the landscape represents the connection of tourism resources along the route. , landscape changes over time demonstrate seasonality in tourism. The landscape structure component is both an object resource for enjoyment and at the same time a place where the tourism process takes place. This is a solid basis for developing many types of tourism such as eco-tourism, cultural tourism, resort tourism, and adventure tourism... and creates the foundation for organizing tourist territories. sustainable history, exploiting and honoring indigenous cultural and historical values, protecting the environment, and ensuring the regions long-term development.
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| Studying Landscape Diverse for Tourism Development in the Tay Nguyen Region, Vietnam | Author : Thu Nhung Nguyen | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :Landscape has long been recognized as an invaluable resource for tourism development and the foundation for the sustainable development of an entire territory. However, in-depth research on landscape diversity for tourism development from the perspective of landscape science has not received much attention. Applying landscape analysis, field survey, and remote sensing methods, the study has shown diversity in the landscape formation components that determine the diversity of tourism types and products in the Central Highlands. Each landscape unit contains tourism resources, the vertical structure of the landscape unit represents the specificity and tourism potential, and the horizontal structure of the landscape represents the connection of tourism resources along the route. , landscape changes over time demonstrate seasonality in tourism. The landscape structure component is both an object resource for enjoyment and at the same time a place where the tourism process takes place. This is a solid basis for developing many types of tourism such as eco-tourism, cultural tourism, resort tourism, and adventure tourism... and creates the foundation for organizing tourist territories. sustainable history, exploiting and honoring indigenous cultural and historical values, protecting the environment, and ensuring the regions long-term development.
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| Professional Liabilities of Legal Officer in Providing Legal Opinion to the Corporate Directors | Author : K. Ikka Shintya Daivi, Johannes Ibrahim Kosasih, I Made Arjaya | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The legal officer must be neutral when providing legal opinions to the directors. Therefore, the liability for providing legal opinions belongs to the directors. The research objectives are to specifically analyse the position of a legal officer as an employee of a company; and analyse the professional liability of a legal officer in providing legal opinion to the company’s directors. This research uses normative law research method with normative case studies in the form of legal behaviour products. While the approach method is a statutory approach. The legal officer is authorized in determining the measures to be taken by the company in accordance with the orders of the directors and applicable company regulations. The liability of the legal officer is limited to providing opinions in accordance with the duties and functions assigned by order of the directors in good faith and professionally.
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| Context, Input, Process, Product (CIPP) Model Evaluation of the Sports, Health and Physical Education Learning Program at Senior High School 1 Tanjungpandan, Indonesia | Author : Teddy Giolanda Pratama, Hari Yuliarto, Soebagyo, Ngatman, Achad Imam Maruf | Abstract | Full Text | Abstract :The aims of this study was evaluate the sports, health and physical education learning program at Senior High School 1 Tanjungpandan, Belitung Regency based on the aspects of context, input, process, and product model. The subjects of this evaluation were school principals, sports, health and physical education teachers, and students at Senior High School 1 Tanjungpandan, Belitung Regency. The sampling technique used was purposive sampling, with the criteria: respondents who are willing to be the sample and fill out a questionnaire from the researcher. The sample consisted of 1 school principal, 3 sports, health and physical education teachers, and 30 students with details of 10 students in class X, 10 students in class XI, and 10 students in class XII. Data collection techniques using observation, interviews, questionnaires, and documentation. The data were analyzed with descriptive quantitative and qualitative analysis. The results showed that the evaluation of the sports, health and physical education learning program at Senior High School 1 Tanjungpandan, Belitung Regency was 2.47 (poor). Based on each evaluation component, the following conclusions were obtained. (1) Context evaluation of the sports, health and physical education learning program at Senior High School 1 Tanjungpandan, Belitung Regency, at 2.70 was good. (2) The input for the evaluation of the sports, health and physical education learning program at Senior High School 1 Tanjungpandan, Belitung Regency, was 2.41 (poor). (3) The evaluation process for the sports, health and physical education learning program at Senior High School 1 Tanjungpandan, Belitung Regency, was 2.35(poor). (4) Product evaluation of the sports, health and physical education learning program at Senior High School 1 Tanjungpandan, Belitung Regency was 2.29 (poor).
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