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Challenges, Threats and Possibilities of National Education as a Driver for Innovative Development of Economy

Oksana Bondar-Pidhurska, Alla Glebova, Yevheniia Solovykh
The study aimed to substantiate the place and role of national education as a driver of innovative economic development, generalization of challenges, threats and opportunities for its development. At the same time, education as a subsystem of knowledge is included by us in the index of innovative development...
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Problem Based-Learning: Method of Enhancing and Encouraging the Motivation of English Department Students at English Pragmatics Class

Ike Revita, Reschie Andriani, Farah Anindya Zalfikhe, Rovica Trioclarise
Problem-based learning (PBL) is one of the teaching methods implemented at Universitas Andalas to achieve the objectives of teaching and accelerate the teaching and learning process. PBL is considered suitable to encourage students to be more active in the class. This article reports research on the...
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Using Unit Test to Realize Automated Hinting and Grading in Student Programming

Zhiguo Zhang
In doing machine work, students may encounter problems or difficulties. It should be very helpful for students’ learning if students can get some hints or feedback immediately. We present in this paper a method that can automatically give students helpful guidance hints and judge and grade students’...
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Europeanism in the Comprehension of F. Dostoevsky: The Antique Aspect

Anna Skoropadskaya
The article analyzes the understanding of Europeanism in F. Dostoevsky’s journalism. One of the central topics for the Russian writer - the contrast between Europe and Russia - is revealed by referring to the ancient tradition. Antiquity, which laid the foundations of European culture, becomes one of...
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The Implementation of Zoom Cloud Meeting on Choir Learning in the Covid-19 Pandemic

Lukas Gunawan Arga Rakasiwi, Anik Ghufron
This research based of the COVID-19 pandemic which makes choir activities must change the direct learning system into online learning. This study aims to describe online choir learning using Zoom Cloud Meeting based on the learning strategies and find out the role of Zoom Cloud Meeting on the self-regulated...
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Green Supply Chain Management Performance Framework (Case Study in Defense Company in Indonesia)

Irayanti Adriant, Afferdhy Ariffien, Regita Ayu Pratiwi
Green supply chain management practices are now increasingly being applied in companies in Indonesia. Corporate responsibility for environmental issues is part of achieving the company’s sustainability. PT. X is a defense company, which one of its products is special vehicle. In each production process,...
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The Development of Educational Videos to Deliver Topics in Japanese Sociolinguistics Course

Kadek Eva Krishna Adnyani, I Wayan Sadyana, Gede Satya Hermawan
The aim of this study was to develop appropriate educational videos for the Japanese Sociolinguistics Course and to analyze the feasibility level of educational videos for the Japanese Sociolinguistics Course in the Department of Education of Japanese Language Department, Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha....
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Gifted Education in ASEAN

Nor Laili, Novira Silmi Sabila, Vivi Mariesca Vibraena, Ahsan Romadhon Junaidi, Dimas Arif Dewantoro
Education for children with special needs does include not only studies of children with disabilities, but also children who have certain advantages over normal people. Where then these advantages become obstacles for children to grow and develop in the community. Special education for gifted and talented...
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Implementation of School Principal in Improving the Performance Teachers of Nurul Hasanah Primary School Percut Sei Tuan

Marini Purba, Irwandy, Widansyah Lubis
The purpose of this study was to describe and explain the implementation of the managerial communication of the Principal of the Nurul Hasanah Tembung Private Primary School in Deli Serdang Regency in improving teacher performance. The subjects of the study were the principal, teachers, staff and the...
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Language Used in the Science Test: Its Effects to Meranao Students Test Performance

Anabelie V. Valdez
Learning is infinite process of collecting information, knowledge and skills. However, many factors will influence and hindered effective learning process. One of these factors is the language use in the teaching-learning process, and the language use in the test. This study aimed to investigate the...
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Analysis of Economic Management of Geological Exploration Units in the New Environment

Huidong Lei
Geological exploration can be classified into different categories such as mineral geological prospecting, hydrogeological prospecting, engineering geological prospecting, etc. According to different requirements of the market, the units will schedule the categories of geological prospecting reasonably....
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The Potential of the Agile Technology Application in University Education

Natalya Ryazanova, Tatiana Dikova, Anna Semak
The research is devoted to analysing the transformation of the SPOD world (Steady, Predictable, Ordinary, Definite) into the VUCA world (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex and Ambiguous) and defining the main features of the VUCA in the education system. The authors of the article consider the feasibility...
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The Development of Social Attitudes of Middle School Students

Ainul Husna, Muh Farozin
This study discusses the development of students’ social attitudes in middle school. The development of student social attitudes is very important for the success of students in socializing at their school environment. The development of students’ social attitudes can also affect the student learning...
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Fostering Decision-Making Skills Through Socio-Scientific Issues in the 2013 Curriculum

Dita Ardwiyanti, Zuhdan Kun Prasetyo
Industry 4.0 has challenged 21st-century society through future employment and workforce trends shifting. Decision-making is one of the thinking skills urgently needed to achieve job success in this disruptive era. As the skills in choosing the best solution to the socio-scientific issues (SSI), decision-making...
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Green Supply Chain for Better Future Hotel Business

I Ketut Astawa, I Ketut Budarma, Cokorda Istri Sri Widhari, I Gede Mudana
The purpose of this study is to analyze the integration of green hotels and green supply chain practices for better future hotel business. Data collected through observation, questionnaires, and interviews. This research uses pentagon magic theory of tourism development to analyze aspects of environmentally...
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A Program for Lifelong Learning During the Covid 19 Pandemic

Father Accompanies Early Childhood Learning from Home

Eko Sulistiono, Mustakim, Deti Nudiati
Lifelong education starts from the time in the womb to the end of life. Parents during the Covid-19 pandemic became the main educators at home. Parenting patterns, child learning assistance, and informal education in the family become real experiences, which must be lived by fathers, mothers and children...
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Going on Without Hope—Lu Xun’s Perception and Struggle to Nihility in Wild Grass

Yuxuan Liu
Wild Grass was born in the period of political turmoil and Lu Xun’s family misfortune. The recurring word “nihility” in the book makes people speculate about its deep meaning. In fact, through the “nihility”, mental state of Lu Xun can also be glimpsed. Based on the background of the birth of Wild Grass,...
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Crosby’s Nwantinti:

Intimacy Under the Negotiation of Cultural Identities

Jingyi Li
The American modern history does great help in getting Igbo culture involved. As an Igbo descent, Njideka Akunyili Crosby explores different cultural identifications which define her both as a Nigerian and a modern artist. Her work Nwantinti is one of the most representative works of her efforts to negotiate...
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Aristotle’s “De Anima” - Theoretical Significance in Contemporary Cognitive Psychology

Zairong Huang
As an independent subject, modern cognitive science has completed a systematic experimental research on human perception and cognition system, and has given a scientific definition and process. At the same time, cognitive psychology has made an experimental summary on human’s specific psychological state...
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The Effect of Nutritional Status, Playing Activities, and Physical Fitness on the Motor Abilities of Children of Kubu Jambi Province

Gusril, Wiladi Rasyid
This research aims to find whether the effect of nutritional status (X1), playing activities (X2) and physical fitness (X3) on the motor abilities. The research method used Path analysis. The populations of this research were the ethnic children in Kubu, Meranti Regency, Jambi Province. Samples were...
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The Exploration and Practice of 3D Printing Pen in Primary School Education

Jimin Chen, Shibo Xiang, Yanping Yuan, Yong Zeng
Drawing ability is the common among the kids in primary school. Usually they use the pen or pensile as a tool to draw the image. This can help the kids to form a basic knowledge about the 2D scene. With 3D printing pen the kids can not only learn knowledge but also construct the 3D models in their mind....
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Research on the Construction of Japanese Online Open Courses for Vocational Undergraduates Based on Information Technology

Yinhua Lin
The development of information technology provides rich solutions for the methods and models of modern education in colleges and universities. Online learning and VR technology have been widely utilized for the construction of Japanese courses in vocational universities. These technologies provide students...
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Transitions of Young Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): Malaysian Parents’ Perspectives

Nik Nadia Nik Nazri, Leela Koran
Problem Statement: Research has shown limited opportunities for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) once childcare services end. With a number of studies previously highlighting the prevalence of autism in children among the Asian population and the interventions undertaken that follow these...
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Development of Learning Devices Through Problem Based Learning Models to Improve Communication and Self-Efficacy Skills Students at Integrated Islamic Middle School Nurul 'Azizi Medan

Sri Ramadhani, Sahat Saragih, Amin Fauzi
This study aims to describe: 1) the validity of device-oriented learning models based on the developed model, 2) learning devices oriented to the development of learning problem models, 3) the effectiveness of device-oriented learning developed problem-based learning models, 4) improved communication...
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The Elementary Education Assessment and Learning Integrated 21st Century-Computational Thinking Skills in Mathematics: Global Design Stage

Hisyam Ihsan, Fajar Arwadi, Sutamrin Sutamrin
This research aims to obtain the assessment models/designs and learning at the basic level of education integrated with computational thinking in web-based mathematics lessons/computers. The method used is design-based research to gain insight into computational thinking and encourage computational thinking...
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Comparative Analysis of Group Effect and Individual Effect Under Negative Emotion

Zhaoyu Wang
Compared with individuals experiencing emotional events alone when individuals share the same emotional event with others and share the same emotion. When one points to the emotional state of the target, the individual’s emotional experience will be enhanced. We define this phenomenon as group. Amplification...
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The Implementation of Reciprocal Teaching Model at Grade 7th of SMPN 7 Bulukumba

Asmaul Husna Rasyid, Nurwati Djam’an, Awi Dassa
This classroom action research aimed to improve mathematics learning outcomes and students’ responses by implementing the Reciprocal Teaching-Learning Model. There were 22 students of class VII B of SMPN 7 Bulukumba as participants. This research was conducted in two cycles, namely, cycle I and cycle...
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The Effectiveness of Licensing on Tourism Business Activity in the Area of the Toba Lake

Alfon Octavianus Sitepu, Faisal Santiago, Ricky Purwanto
Establishment of Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy at national level and the Department of Tourism in each region, the Indonesian government has focused on tourism. Through Government Regulation on Spatial Planning of the National Park, the Indonesian government announced ten tourism sites in...
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Leading from Home: Leadership Skills in Developing School Programs in the Digital Age and Covid 19 in Indonesia

Ahmad Yusuf Sobri, Juharyanto, Sultoni, Maulana Amirul Adha, Maisyaroh, Rachmad Bagus Saputra
This study aimed to describe the principals’ skills in leading the school from home (LSFH) based on the digital age and Covid 19 pressure. This study was a qualitative approach, where data was collected naturally by using a google form, distance open-ended interview, and online forum group discussion...
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Online Observation Protocol to Supervise Online Learning and Its Sample Report

Ence Surahman, Sulthoni, Ujang Nendra Pratama
The implementation of online learning requires online supervision and research to maintain the quality of the learning process. However, research on online learning observation protocols has not been widely reported. This study aimed to propose an online learning observation protocol that teachers, educational...
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The Mobile Media Development in Learning

A Need Analysis

Kyaw Zay Ya, Rizki Hardian Sakti, Ambiyar Ambiyar, Muhammad Giatman, Nurhasan Syah, Mukhlidi Muskhir, Hansi Effendi
The purpose of this study is as follows. 2) limitations faced by teachers in this area when teaching materials on the basics of electricity and electronics; 3) Know what kind of educational materials to develop on the basics of electricity and electronics. In this study, the IDI model was used. The IDI...
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Analysis of the Performance of Ludrukan Nom-noman Tjap Arek Soeroboio (LUNTAS) in the Legend of Sawung Kampret

Syina Dalila, Arif Hidajad
LUNTAS (Ludrukan Nom-Noman Tjap Arek Soerrobojo) is one of the groups that preserves ludruk by performing Ludrukan in order to be accepted by the community, especially millennials in Surabaya. The authors are interested in reviewing LUNTAS because of the uniqueness that stands out in LUNTAS compared...
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The Position of the Child in the Juvenile Justice System

Leni Dwi Nurmala, Nevey Varida Ariani, Tinuk Dwi Cahyani
In the criminal justice system, the position of children in conflict with the law is very important, because children can be categorized as a vulnerable group and have the risk of their rights being violated by the parties involved in the juvenile criminal justice system. Legal protection must be given...
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Memories of Atomic Bombings in Hiroshima: Traces Documented in Photographs Here Goes River

Xinhui Zhang
Practices of narrating culture memories based on various mediums is significant for the community’s sustainable development, also contributes to the formation of their historical knowledge. This paper will base on the concept of trace, and takes the narrating of culture memory of the atomic bombing in...
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The Analysis of Cost Quality on Productivity of Iron Railing Products in Small and Medium Business in Palembang

(Impirical Study of Iron Railing Products in Palembang)

M. Thoyib, Riza Wahyudi, Firmansyah Firmansyah, Darul Amri
This study aims to determine and analyze the Effect of Quality Costs on Work Productivity in Small and Medium Enterprises in Palembang (Impirical Study of SME Iron Railing Products in Palembang City). With a sample of 120 SME respondents from the existing population, the sample was taken using purposive...
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The Concept of Nationalism in the French Revolution and Its Possible Relationship with the Pillnitz Declaration

Chan Hau Ki, Anrui Li, Tianran Wangchen
The Pillnitz Declaration was a threat to the French Revolution and a threat to the nascent French nation, which inspired the nation to unite against other autocratic monarchies. The victory at the Battle of Valmy was the first victory of the French Revolutionary Army against the alliance of the feudal...
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Application of Islamic Work Ethics and Employee Performance

Rini Lestari, Nurfahmiyati Nurfahmiyati, Magnaz Lestira Oktaroza, Asyifa Nur Azizah, Liliani Sumarni Pratiwi, M. Rafi Farandhi Lathifiana
This study is carried out on the background of the prevalence of fraud in Sharia banking institutions due to the poor application of Islamic work ethics evident from the prevalence of cases in which clients’ savings are embezzled and fictitious loans are given that cause loan rates to decrease and in...
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Qanun Sharia Financial Institutions and Social Change Engineering Effort in Aceh Community

Luthfiyah Trini Hastuti, Pujiyono, Burhanudin Harahap
The birth of Qanun Number 11 of 2018 concerning Islamic Financial Institutions is a form of engineering social change for the Acehnese people. How the engineering process and what factors support and hinder the engineering of social change in Acehnese society is the main focus of this research. The process...
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Coping with the COVID-19 Pandemic: Efficiency and Prospects in Plasma Donors’ Perceptions

Artem Lytovchenko, Olena Muradyan, Dmytro Chumachenko
In connection with the continuation of the Covid-19 pandemic, the relevance of information promotion of anti-pandemic measures is becoming more urgent. Public opinion on these measures is mixed; there is an active movement of the so-called anti-vaxers. The article explores the possibility of involving...
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Applying Blended Learning as an Effective Model for EFL Learners’ Reading Comprehension

Abidin Pammu, Hamzah A. Machmoed, Ani Dyah Astuty, Sitti Sahraeny
As an alternative solution to resolve various reading comprehension problems in the EFL context, it is necessary to implement a blended learning model which combines both online and face to face teaching modes. This study seeks to investigate the effectiveness of the blended learning model on students’...
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Developing LMS Through Moodle in Teaching ‘Article Writing for Journal’ for Post Graduate Students

J. Priyanto Widodo, Joko Slamet
This study attempted to find out how much product development was required and how media such as Moodle for teaching ‘Article Writing for Journal’ at STKIP PGRI Sidoarjo may have evolved. This study was based on the R&D design from Borg & Gall theory, which was subsequently adopted in the research....
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Three-Year-Old Child Sentence Acquisition: Case Study on Rumaysha

Melia Sri Rahayu, Ermanto
This study aims to describe the sentence acquisition of three-year-old children: a case study on Rumaysha seen from sentences based on completeness of elements, namely complete sentences and incomplete sentences (ellipses, additions, sequences, and minors). This type of research is a qualitative research...
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Digital Book as Alternative Solution in Learning During the Pandemic in Indonesia

Afnita, Amril Amir, Farel Olva Zuve, Adhara Jasid, Dinda Annisa
The COVID-19 pandemic is a tragedy that grieves the entire population of the earth. All segments of human life on earth are disrupted, without exception education. Many countries decide to close schools ranging from elementary school to college, but this is only temporary. The learning process that was...
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Are Boys More Verbally Creative?

Gender-Based Difference in Verbal Creativity in Adolescents

Susi Susanti, Zulmi Ramdani
As one of the important competencies in the 21st century, creativity becomes an asset for a teenager to grow and compete to become a superior generation. Gender differences are often seen as an important indicator in determining what interventions are appropriate to improve these competencies. This study...
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The Contingent Factors on Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises Industry Sector

Tri Siwi Nugrahani, Dhanti Alif Kalandara, Pradita Nindya Aryandha
Several SMEs in DIY, especially those engaged in the industrial sector, went bankrupt due to the Covid-19 pandemic which had lasted for two years. One of the causes of SMEs going bankrupt is because they ignore the contingency or uncertainty factor that can affect organizational performance. This study...
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Identifying Historical and Indigenous Potency of Padusan Village Mojokerto as a Humanities and Social Sciences Laboratory

Ronal Ridhoi, Nurlia A. D. Restanti, Joko Sayono
This paper aims to identify the historical sites and indigenous potencies in Padusan Village, Pacet District, Mojokerto Regency. The identification results then become a reference for the development of a Humanities and Social Sciences Laboratory. By perusing some historical and ethnographic sources,...
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Analysis of Teaching Effectiveness in Several Teaching Modes

Yinggao Zhou, Yong Jiao, Zhoushun Zheng
Teaching effectiveness is an important index to measure a successful class. It is the life of the classroom teaching. Based on the teaching investigation in the past two years, this paper analyzes the teaching effectiveness of several abnormal teaching modes one by one by revealing their teaching performance...
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Knowledge Management on Bandung MSMEs in the Digital Era

Marheni Eka Saputri, Fitriani Nur Utami
In the present, many MSMEs (micro, small, and medium enterprises) are facing challenges in maintaining their businesses. The problem is, these MSME actors come from different backgrounds and knowledge, making it difficult to find qualified personnel during the Covid-19 pandemic when marketing targets...
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Student Learning Motivation

Rifa Hidayah
This study aims to determine students’ learning motivation and identify problems of students who experience decreased motivation. This research is a case study using qualitative data analysis based on the phenomenological-interpretive paradigm of postpositivism. Data collection techniques in this study...
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Conceptual Knowledge of Civic Education: In-depth Interviews at Primary School

Susilawati, Medita Ayu Wulandari, Siti Ruqoyah
This study investigates challenges primary school teachers encounter in civic education by focusing on students’ difficulties understanding the subject matter. Descriptive qualitative was used in this research to get a complete and in-depth view of students’ conceptual understanding and teachers’ difficulties...
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Decoding City Branding Through Social Media: Overseas Student Perceptions of an Instagram Account

Ajeng Febilianingtyas, Poppy Febriana, Ferry Adhi Dharma, Kuziyev Umidjon Yandashalievich
Instagram can be used as a mass communication media that can reach a wide audience in the digital world, and Instagram users can be categorized as an active audience to play a role in giving meaning to various accounts, including the official account of Sparkling Surabaya (@surabayasparkling). The purpose...
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Bottom Up Green Technology

Ola Olajide
This research paper delves into the transformative potential of green energy in developing regions like sub-Saharan Africa and Asia, contrasting it with the environmental consequences of the developed world’s reliance on fossil fuels. The primary objectives are to evaluate green energy’s potential to...
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Sense of Place and Indigenous Wisdom: Exploring Cultural and Environmental Sustainable Practices in Ubud Palace, Bali

I Gusti Ayu Canny Utami, Freddy Hendrawan, Ramanda Dimas Surya Dinata
One of Bali’s most important cultural sites, Ubud Palace, is a platform for the preservation of both culture and the natural environment. This research intended to explore the significance of the Ubud Palace’s architecture, ceremonies, rituals, and community engagements in generating a profound sense...
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Design of Village Land Multipurpose Model for Poverty Reduction in Rural Areas

Yusmanto Yusmanto, Asep Saepudin
The purpose of the study focuses on efforts to uncover how village land management can have an impact on the welfare of local village communities. The research method used through a qualitative approach and in data processing uses the NVivo12 Plus application. The number of respondents was 14 people...
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Difficulties of Prospective Teachers in Proving Algebra Based on Understanding Concepts

Abdul Aziz, Iswahyudi Joko Suprayitno
The purpose of this research is to identify and analyse the difficulties of proving prospective teachers in working on algebraic structure proofs. The research method used is a qualitative descriptive proof method. The subjects used were prospective teachers who had taken the Group material and were...
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Reconstruction of Political Party System Towards Substantive Democracy in Indonesia

Achmad Hariri
In a democratic country, the existence of political parties is very important, especially as Indonesia adheres to a representative democratic system. The embodiment of democracy is the conduct of elections, elections are often called democratic parties, this is not excessive because basically, elections...
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Students’ Ability in Solving TIMSS Problems through Realistic Mathematics Education

Asmaul Husna, Mailizar Mailizar, Elizar Elizar, Erni Maidiyah, Suryawati, Michelle Rivera Lacia
The abstract should summarize the contents of the paper in short terms, i.e. 150-250 words The Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) is an international-based assessment used to assess students’ mathematical skills. Previous TIMSS results showed the Indonesian students’ mathematics...
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Practical Teaching Model as a Tool for Skills Development of Preschool Teachers in China: A Case Study of H University

Wenyu Song
Practical teaching has been regarded as important content in the teaching of modern colleges and universities. Practical teaching helps students fully transform the theoretical knowledge they learn in class into professional skills. This paper studies the influence of practical teaching on the vocational...
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Impactful Changes: Analyzing the Employment (Amendment) Act 2022 on Employers and Employees in Malaysia

Siti Marshita Mahyut, Harvind Singh A/L Terlok Singh, Jivashini A. P. Ravi, Logeswari A. P. Yogalingam, Jeremy Russel Danker, Vishnu Darshan A/L Thiagarajan
The Employment (Amendment) Act 2022 has recently been passed, bringing significant changes to the Employment Act 1955 in Malaysia. This article provides an overview of the key amendments and their impact on employers and employees. Through an analysis of relevant laws and decided cases, it examines the...
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Dynamic Transparency in Forest and Land Rights: A Sub-Saharan African Perspective

Olayinka Olajide, Oloro Olumuyiwa Julius
The Paper explores the intricate dynamics surrounding the recognition of forest land rights in sub-Saharan Africa, emphasizing its uniqueness when compared to grassroots communities worldwide. Through the lens of modern-day anthropology research and the integration of advanced technologies, the study...
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Calligraphy in the Digital Age: Addressing Distortion and Enhancing Cultural Heritage

Peilin Xie
As the global art landscape transitions toward digital transformation, calligraphy, a significant element of traditional Chinese art, should actively embrace this evolution. However, existing digital calligraphy tools encounter significant challenges in both technical expressiveness and cultural transmission....
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Digital Gastrodiplomacy: Transforming Culinary Diplomacy in the Post-Pandemic Era for Nation Branding and Sustainable Tourism Development

Asep Maosul, M. Syaom Barliana, A. Ana, Sri Subekti, Cica Yulia, M. Muktiarni
Gastrodiplomacy has undergone significant transformation in the post-pandemic era, evolving from conventional approaches toward more adaptive and sustainable digital strategies. Despite increasing academic interest in gastrodiplomacy as a soft power instrument, existing literature remains fragmented...
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The Procedure for Submitting a Health Insurance Claim for Health Fund Solution Products at PT. XYZ

Asrori, Windri Nabila Safitri
Claims in insurance are a process where participants get their rights through a policy agreement. The submission of health claim insurance is carried out with a deal that has been agreed upon from the beginning. This study discusses filing a health insurance claim for Health Fund Solution products at...
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Community-Based Tourism-Based Women Empowerment: a Qualitative Approach

Idris Idris, Aulia Herdiani, Khofifatu Rohmah Adi
This study aims to develop a conceptual model of women's empowerment based on community-based tourism in Bali. The Balinese women community has independence and excellence in developing tourism potential so as to support women's empowerment. Qualitative approach with ethnographic design in...
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Research on the cultivation of students’ piano quality and ability by music mental education

Jinhui Cui
Cultivating students’ piano psychological literacy is a long-term process, which requires long-term hard training, cultivates good psychological quality of players, and needs to follow the rules of music mental health education. Students can’t purely focus on skill cultivation in piano teaching, and...
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Development of Android-Based Thesis Guidance Information System in the Educational Management Study Program, Faculty of Education, State University of Jakarta

Robby Dimas Kurnia, Zulaikha Siti, Rahmawati Desi, Winarsih Murni, Hanim Wirda, Badrujaman Aip, Kamiliya Shira Alifiaputri, Zhafirah Nayla, W. Putri Viona Septiavi, Carjasti Raihan
The implementation of hybrid learning has an impact on the world of education, where the learning process can occur even if it is not face-to-face with educators. In the context of higher education, this also has an impact on the implementation of the students’ final projects (thesis). The guidance process...
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A Study on the Strategic Differentiation of New Engineering Specialties Established in Applied Undergraduate Colleges During the AI Era

Ying Li, Yue Fan, Xinling Dong
The onset of the artificial intelligence (AI) era has brought about significant challenges and opportunities for the transformation and enhancement of traditional engineering education. This study delves into the imperative and strategic approaches for differentiated development in the establishment...
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Comprehensive Experimental Design and Practice of General Art Courses Incorporating Traditional Chinese Crafts under the Background of Aesthetic Education

Xiaoshu Deng
The Ministry of Education has put forward clear requirements for the reform and development of aesthetic education in colleges and universities in the new era, aiming to effectively cultivate and enhance students’ humanistic qualities and aesthetic ideas through aesthetic education. In response to the...
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Analysis Of Subjects On Account Upload Instagram Medan Daily Tribun: Lexicography Study Of The Indonesian Language

Esra Perangin-angin, Ernawati Br Surbakti, Sri Dinanta Beru Ginting, Rusda Nita Nelly Manurung
This study investigates the semantic misinterpretation of the Indonesian word acuh (“to pay attention”) in digital media, specifically analyzing captions from Tribun Medan Daily’s Instagram account and surveying university students’ understanding. Despite the official KBBI (Kamus Besar Bahasa Indonesia)...
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Chinese Philosophy as Philosophy: Exploring the Diversity of Western Thought

Jingyi Chen
The Chinese philosophy presents a distinctive and valuable alternative to the traditional Western notion of philosophy, which often emphasizes deductive reasoning and specific methodological criteria. By examining the use of non-deductive argumentation in Chinese philosophy, such as paradoxes, analogies,...
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Fitting Challenges Faced by Indian Women in Upper Garments: Analysing Actual Body Measurements and Retail Size Charts

Shalini Gaur
Clothing has a significant role in a woman’s life and greatly affects her identity and status. Women’s self-expression and confidence can be enhanced by their clothing. Since there are so many issues with how well ready-to-wear fits, anthropometric body measurements have become more often used. Similar...
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Principal Leadership as an Agent of Change in Learning Technology Transformation: A Systematic Literature Study

Teguh Al-Hadi, Wiwin Winarni, Ayi Abdurahman, Septiana Putri Juariyah
The integration of educational technology in elementary schools is pivotal in enhancing teaching and learning outcomes, necessitating strong leadership for effective implementation. This study investigates the role of school leadership in driving digital transformation, focusing on transformational and...
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Exploring Fixed Point for Contractive Mapping using Partial Pompeiu-Hausdorff Metric and Partial Order Relations

Arta Ekayanti, Marjono Marjono, Mohamad Muslikh, Sa’adatul Fitri
In this paper, we discuss the existence of fixed point for set-valued mappings in partially ordered partial metric spaces. Our theorems improve some result of Sedhgi et al (2013). By using the contraction’s mapping principle of Aydi et al (2012) and partial ordered’s definition on Gregorio (2014), we...
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Regulatory Challenges of Cybersecurity and Privacy: A Threat to Digital Economy

Tabrez Ahmad, Zoha Tabrez, Aasma Warsi
Privacy & cybersecurity have become important pillars of fast growing digital space, as expanding cybercrimes like hacking, phishing, identity theft and ransomware pose severe risks to individuals, businesses, and governments. With global cybercrime costs expected to grow to $1.2 to $1.5 trillion...
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Criminal Law Construction of Settlement Fine over Prosecutor's Authority in Economic Crime Cases

Suyanto Reksasumarta, Hartiwiningsih Hartiwiningsih, Kukuh Tejomurti
The authority granted to the Prosecutor’s Office for terminating criminal cases through a Settlement Fine (schikking) as outlined in the Prosecutor’s Office Law, a detailed explanation from the standpoint of criminal law and criminal procedure is necessary, otherwise the absence of such regulations may...
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Liberal Education in British Universities in a Global Context: A Case Study of Undergraduate Linguistics Programme at the University of Manchester

Xinru Wang
This research explores the core principles, curriculum design, teaching methods, and the challenges faced by liberal education in a global context. To this end, it takes the undergraduate linguistics programme at the University of Manchester as an example. The researcher conducted literature analysis,...
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Digitalisation is not Enough: Evidence from Indonesian Local Government Innovation Policies

Dzunuwanus Ghulam Manar, Laila Kholid Alfridaus
Since Presidential Regulation No.95/2018 regarding Electronic-Based Government known as Sistem Pemerintahan Berbasis Elektronik (SPBE) was enacted, many local governments in Indonesia adopted innovation policies based on digital technology to resonate with the policy. Local governments are striving to...
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Identifying Semiotic Concepts in the Agung Mandala Giri Temple Building, Boalemo Regency

Kalih Tumansyahjaya, Bagas Dwi Nurcahyo, Yusnan Mokoagow
The temple is a sacred building for Hindus in performing their daily worship. The application of the concept of semiotics in temple buildings has actually been applied by designers before, this is because the ethical system is a science that studies predictions, or is something that is used as a meaning...
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Research on Teaching Reform Guided by the Cultivation of Innovative Ability

Rongzhen Zhu, Xin Wen, Chenbin Wang, Xiangyao Liu, Kunqi Li
This article focuses on the practical problem of students’ lack of innovative practical ability discovered during the teaching process, and carries out curriculum reform guided by the cultivation of innovative ability. We will carry out teaching reform on the core course of optical measurement, “Optoelectronic...
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Encouraging Fijian Universities to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Ravinesh Rohit Prasad
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are an international initiative to tackle the most critical issues of the day, such as inequality, poverty, and environmental degradation. Fiji’s universities have played a key role in achieving these objectives through research, community involvement, curricular...
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Adapting Performance Management Systems to Meet the Preferences and Expectations of Young Employees in the Internet Industry: A Comparative Analysis

Shuo Li
In the fast-growing internet industry, performance management systems are vital in improving employee productivity and ensuring that individual contributions are aligned with organizational goals. In particular, today’s young people who have just graduated from university and entered the workforce have...
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Policy Crisis in Addressing Anonymity in Live Streaming Online Transactions: Sexual Grooming As a Modus of Child Exploitation

Dandi Ditia Saputra, Ahmad Jamaludin, Ishma Yunisa Nurhasanah, Irpan Maulana, Ahmad Irfan Abdul Mazid
Combating child sexual exploitation is complicated because technology offers new sexual grooming methods for criminals. Recently, the exploitation of children has even been conducted in ‘real-time’, meaning perpetrators can commit sexual abuse before or during live streamed. Furthermore, attempts to...
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Does the Post-Pandemic Online Learning Environment Affect Time Blocking and Procrastination Behavior?

M. A. Setiawan, Dina N. P. Sari
The learning environment plays a crucial role, especially in the context of post-pandemic online learning. This study aims to examine the effect of the post-pandemic online learning environment on time-blocking practices and procrastination behavior among high school students in Banjarmasin. A quantitative...
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Market Response to Batik Products and Its Development: Exploration Study of Local Wisdom Products

Tony Wijaya, Anita Mustikasari, Bintang L. B. B. Muslim
This research aims to explore the batik market’s response and obstacles based on consumers’ basic preferences or motives in purchasing batik products. The data used is primary data, namely the responses from research informants regarding the market response for batik products. Data was collected through...
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Character Design Development for the Visualization of the Transnational Identity Narrative between South Korea and Indonesia

Johanes Johanes, Jessica Jessica
In the era of globalization, everyone can create relationships with others despite the limitations of distance and time, thanks to the development of communication and transportation technology. In this background, individuals who have transnational identities can be formed. Transnational identity is...
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A Study on the Ways to Improve English Listening and Speaking Abilities of College Students in a Multimodal Environment

Feng Tian, Ziyan Cheng
This study aims to explore the ways to improve the English listening and speaking abilities of college students in a multimodal environment. By combining various teaching methods such as multimedia teaching, online interactive platforms, and actual scene simulations, this study analyzes the effects of...
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English Translation Teaching Strategies in Colleges and Universities under the Thinking Mode of “Internet +”

Shuyun Pei, Yudong Liu
With the background of the “Internet +” society, computer technology is gradually infiltrating into various fields of the economy and society. All industries are also innovating and exploring continuously. The effective combination of classroom teaching and information education can point out a new road...
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Development of a Psychometric Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) Instrument for Early Detection of Narcissistic Symptoms in High School Students

Mifdal Zusron Alfaqi, Abd. Mu’id Aris Shofa, Muhammad Mujtaba Habibi, Rista Ayu Mawarti, Dinda Putri Abadi, Risa Khusnul Khotimah, Rika Safitri Nur Azizah
Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is a form of deviation or personality disorder that in psychology is seen when an individual has a fantasy of being liked, so that they view themselves as stars who should be treated specially. In fact, students with NPD find it more difficult to establish healthy...
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A Phenomological Study of the Performance-Based Budgeting Model (PBB) in the Financial Management System of Private Universities Based on SAK EP and ISAK 35 at Universitas Ibn Khaldun Bogor

Immas Nurhayati, Imam Supriyadi, Hendri Tanjung
This study aims to phenomenologically examine the Performance-Based Budgeting (PBB) at Ibn Khaldun University Bogor (UIKA). Financial management at UIKA Bogor using the Financial Management Information System and Accounting (SIMKA) application based on SAK EP and ISAK 45. The research method used is...
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Construction of a Three-dimensional Group Psychological Counseling System in Colleges

Yuanwei Li, Xiuhua Li
Considering the increasing complexity of psychological issues among college students, there is an urgent need to implement innovative counseling models for college psychology education. Based on an analysis of deficiencies in the current practice of mental health education, a three-dimensional group...
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Analysis of Public-Private Partnership in Providing Public Transportation in Indonesia

Hardi Warsono, Muhammad Arief Zuliyan, Mohammad Nurul Huda, Hermini Susiatiningsih
The increase in population growth rate has a significant impact on increasing society demand. Various social problems emerged, especially the movement of people from one city to another. As a result, inter-city accessibility has become a social problem that has a significant impact on people’s movements...
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BALANCE LEARNING MODEL FOR DEAF CHILDREN

Ramdan Pelana, Rizka Antoni, Ayu Purnama Wenly, Sukiri Sukiri, Ratiyono Ratiyono
Deaf children have hearing impairments that result in speech impediments. After field observations of several physical education teachers and special school class teachers in Jakarta, there are several problems in deaf children, including fine motor, gross motor and balance disorders caused by hearing...
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Cultural Resilience in Indonesian and U.S.A.’s KFC and Starbucks Facilities and Menu: A Cultural Hybridity Study

Ekawati Marhaenny Dukut
The emergence of cultural resilience in the menus of the popular global fast-food chains of KFC and Starbucks from the view of an American visiting Indonesia, and vice versa, an Indonesian visiting in America is interesting to report. Utilizing CPAT (Cultural-Perception-Adaptation Theory) as a conceptual...
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Internal and External Pressures on Sustainability Report Disclosure

Tri Siwi Nugrahani, Ervina Febiyanti, Hari Purnama, Sri Widodo
Stakeholders have a role in determining company performance including sustainability report disclosure. Internal and external stakeholder pressures affect SR disclosure such as internal pressure from employees and external pressure from investors, consumers, and the environment. This study used a sample...
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Application of Problem-Solving Method to Improve Learning Outcomes of Class X Students of SMAN 1 Tuntang Semarang District on Environmental Pollution Material

Sri Yuninda Sari, Susanti Pudji Hastuti, Sucahyo Sucahyo
Student learning outcomes are the abilities which produced by students after carrying out learning activities. Through the implementation of problem-solving method, it is hoped to boost active learning and problem-solving communication. This study aims to improve student learning outcomes on environmental...
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Reclaiming the Margins: Food Memoirs as Historiographical Interventions of Fractured Histories and Changing Landscapes

Aishwarya Mehta, Anurag Chauhan
This paper discusses the ways that food memoirs, written frequently at the margins of official historical narrative, provide a powerful site of narrative resistance. By recalling through meal memory, kitchens, and family routines, these works subtly evoke lives characterized by subordination, conflict,...
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“Silence” and “Dialogue” from the Perspective of Consumerism: An Interpretation of Liu Yichang’s The Drunkard

Shuyuan Yang
Modern Hong Kong literature led by Liu Yichang provides new perspective different from that of the mainland literature for Hong Kong in the 1960s and 1970s, Liu Yichang’s long novels are marked by poetic styles, observing Hong Kong with the eyes of a dispersed person in it, deconstructing the depression,...
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A Critical Evaluation of Post–PON XXI Organizational Management in the North Sumatra Provincial Board of the Indonesian Cricket Association (PCI): A Conceptual Analysis

Abdul Hakim Siregar
This study provides a conceptual evaluation of the management practices of the North Sumatra Provincial Board of the Indonesian Cricket Association (PCI) following the 2024 PON XXI. Employing a descriptive–conceptual approach, the paper integrates key perspectives from sport management, transformational...
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Challenges in Accessing Reproductive Health Education among Female Students in Public Secondary Schools: A Case of Magu District, Tanzanias

Bahiya Abdi, Asha Ulomi
Despite the Tanzanian government's efforts to enhance reproductive health education through policies such as the National Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Framework and Comprehensive Sexuality Education, adolescent pregnancies remain prevalent in Magu District, Mwanza Region. This study...
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Visual Analysis of the Monstrous Feminine Characteristics of Sundel Bolong Through the Mise-en-Scene in Suzanna: Malam Jumat Kliwon (2023)

Andiena Feodora Putri, Rista Ihwanny
Indonesian horror films often depict females as objects of terror to instill fear in the audience because their local culture contains many myths about female ghosts. One of the most impactful female ghost figures who has a terrifying physical appearance and has had a big influence on the history of...