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Study of Architectural Graduate Education Based on Changes in the Thinking and Organizing of Graduate Programs
Wang Yan-song, Xiao Shu-yu, Bao Fan
This essay is based on the author’s long time teaching practice in architectural graduate education, and aims to look through some obvious problems in today’s architectural graduate programs in university. For these problems, the essay offers some thinking about the aspects of education, such as the...
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Using Authentic Material to Develop Students’ Critical Reading Ability
Lidia Vera Bessu, Angrayni Dian Novia Nasution, Ashadi Ashadi
Having a critical reading ability is crucial for students to survive the modern societies. Especially now with the massive development of technologies and internet, we can easily access information produced elsewhere in the world. However, it makes us faced with a new challenge. The information we found...
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The Effect of Lubuk Larangan Environmental Knowledge for the Topic of River Ecosystem of Community and Students in Pdang Lawas Utara Regency
Berliani Ritonga, Syarifuddin, Tumiur Gultom
The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of lubuk larangan on community’s and students’ environmental knowledge based on: (1) school location; (2) gender perspective; and (3) the level of education for the topic of river ecosystem in Padang Lawas Utara Regency. The study was a quantitative...
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Students Economic Empowerment through the Public Sphere
Enok Risdayah, Asep Iwan Setiawan, Krisna Somantri, Dedi Suyandi
This research was conducted at Universitas Islam Negeri Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung, where currently, there are more than twenty-four thousand students there. Through observations, the researchers found that some of the students used public space such as the mosque yard and the class yard for economic...
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The Contribution of Vocational Competence Learning to the Creativity in Apparel Making among Vocational School Students
Sitti Aisyah, Djoko Kustono, Syamsul Hadi
Creativity is very fundamental in apparel making and can be developed through appropriate learning processes. The question that needs to be addressed is how to develop students’ creative potentials through learning processes, especially in the vocational school for fashion design. This study aims to...
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Research of Computer Network Crimes Investigation and Legal Supervision Measures
Shijie Zhu
In recent years, the rapid development of computer networks has become an indispensable part of human life, and now, more and more people use mobile phones, computers and other electronic devices online, and mobile phones and other electronic mobile devices are constantly updated and developed in. The...
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The Networked Individualism Approach for Understanding The Importance of ICT In Mainland China
Zhengke Fu, Mengsi Yan
At present, most of the researches on relationship between ICT and social impact are focused on specific communication technology. This paper discusses the impact of ICT on social life with the perspective of networked individualism. In order to answer the problem efficiently, we present the relationship...
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Preliminary exploration on subsequent construction of excellent course
Yue Tan
It's a long-term, complex and detailed work for subsequent construction of excellent course. This essay starts with summarizing the necessity of subsequent construction of excellent course and specifying the core content of the subsequent construction. Using the Fujian Province excellent course Fundamentals...
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Impact of due dates for complex product engineering change based on capability constraints
HuaiGuo Zhang, Xiang Su, ZhiYing Wang
It is difficult to establish the delivery date during complex product engineering change, a model of the effect of delivery date based on capacity constraints was proposed. Firstly, capacity requirements plannings were set up according to the critical process of change parts manufacturing and the corresponding...
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Folk Sports Development under the Context of Ceramic Culture
Jin Ying
Since the reform and opening up, the western sports culture has become popular, many characteristics of the local folk sports culture is disappearing. As China's economic strength become strong, it is very important to protect and develop the traditional folk culture with traditional culture characteristics....
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Urgency of Character Education Based on Multiculturalism
Ahsani Taqwiem
In the last few days we have seen many actions of certain groups in society who want to undermine the harmony of Indonesian nation. Religious and racial issues are sensitive issues that can lead to disintegration. The solution to avoid disintegration is to strengthen unity. Strong unity comes in a long...
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Developing Scientific Thinking Through Inquiry Learning
Ika Andrini Farida, Dewi Retno Suminar, Nur Ainy Fardhana Nawangsari
Scientific thinking is defined as knowledge seeking. For knowledge to be acquired, students need to master inquiry skills, or the capability to design experiments and to obtain evidence. Inquiry learning facilitates students to develop scientific thinking. The researchers have different views of how...
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Correlation Between Gratitude and Perceived Social Support in Parents of Children with Intellectual Disability
Alfina Dewi Hermansyah, Umniyah Saleh, Nirwana Permatasari
The present study aimed to explore the relationship between gratitude and perceived social support in parents of children with intellectual disability at Makassar. There were 40 participants selected using purposive random sampling. The criteria of selecting participants are parents of children with...
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Developing a causal model of game addiction and stealing behavior among undergraduate students
Thitiwat Numkhan, Waiphot Kulachai
The objectives of this study were to examine game addiction and stealing behavior, factors affecting game addiction, and factors affecting stealing behavior among undergraduate students. The samples of this study were 340 undergraduate students from 3 universities, Burapha University, Rajamangala University...
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The Implications of Local Government Spending Efficiency on the Regional Economic Performance
Muhammad Heru Akhmadi, Imam Sumardjoko
Fiscal decentralization is an opportunity as well as a challenge for local government to improve the welfare of society through better economic manifestation. Regional economic performance is still a proud note during the implementation of fiscal decentralization. During 2011-2014, economic growth slowed...
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Implementation Of Public Facilities And Disability Treatments: A Comparison Between Indonesia And Malaysia
Fairuz Sabiq Fairuz, Meliana Damayanti Meliana
The purpose of this paper is to make a comparison between two countries, Indonesia and Malaysia, as Moslem communities, how they treat the diversity and disability inclusion in their societies. The gaps are real between both of them, Indonesia and Malaysia. Such as in part of policy, society, law, education...
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Students' Perspectives on Implementing Pedagogical Tasks in English Classroom
Erwin Pohan
The outcome of learning English as a Foreign Language (EFL) in the classroom is the learners' ability to practice the target language or use language in their real life. The ability can be prepared and seen from their success of using target language (TL) in pedagogical tasks classroom. The purpose of...
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Hermione Granger’s Act of Equality in Harry Potter Saga Movies
Aprinus Salam, Ninies Aini Fitria Dewi
The present research tries to describe the
distribution of the sensible based on Jacques Ranciere’s
perspectives in Harry Potter Saga. The term distribution of the
sensible is firsly proposed by Ranciere which gives attention to
how the subject is placed in a certain position of the social
structure....
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Parenting as Character Education Model
Eko Sumargo, Soedjarwo, Erny Roesminingsih
This research aims to develop a model parenting conceptual as a framework partnership relationship between school with the parents of students in order to develop and apply a character education program at an elementary school. This study was conducted in two stages at the preparatory stage and the implementation....
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Combining Problem-Solving Therapy with Other Treatments to Improve Well-Being of Society
Intan Novantin Citra Ady, Wa Ode Nursanaa
This article provides information about how problem-solving therapy can reduce depressive symptoms in terms of reducing depression when combined with other interventions that have the same purpose of decreasing depressive symptoms. This article analyzes how each intervention, combined with problem-solving...
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The Implementation of Curriculum at State Vocational School (SMKN) 2 Kasihan Bantul, Yogyakarta
Fairuz Chrisvianova, Haryanto
The purpose of this study is to describe the implementation of curriculum especially at the field of musical art at SMK N 2 Kasihan Bantul, Yogyakarta. The method used in this study is a qualitative approach. The data was collected by using observation, interviews and, documentation for 2 months. The...
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Instruction of Women Goalkeepers’ in Indonesian Futsal Nusantara League 2019
Desrio Windoro, Agus Kristiyanto, Slamet Riyadi
This article is intended to determine the instructions of women goalkeeper’s profiles in the Indonesian Futsal League 2019. The method that is used is observational by doing observations directly in the Indonesian Futsal Nusantara League. This event was held at Sasana Krida Building at Purwokerto Central...
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The Existence of Distinction Principle in Preventing Victims of Armed Conflicts Based on the International Humanitarian Law
Adwani
Parties involved in armed conflict are forbidden to commit murder, torture, rape, and punishment outside the legal method. However, in various armed conflicts, many people, who are not involved in the conflict, became the victims, wounded, sick, killed, and lost their property. This circumstance is because...
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Switching Points of Authentic Assessment for Teachers Era 4.0
Elsina Sihombing
Indonesia curriculum is always revised periodically for the purpose of its accomplishment regarding national learners’ needs in Indonesia. The recent newest curriculum is named K-‘13 since it was launched in 2013. Authentic assessment is a distinguisher segment of K-’13 against the former curriculum,...
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Cheerful Crowd: The Representation of KPU Tagline in West Java Regional-Head Election
Afri Wita, Apip Apip, Lina Marliana
Pasanggiri Longser is an event chosen by General Election Commission (KPU) of West Java Province to socialize about governor election on regional-head elections. This study reveals how the tagline of KPU of West Java Province in 2018 simultaneous Pilkada, “Pilgub Jabar SEMARAK, Pilkada Serentak GEMBIRA”...
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Relationship Between CSR Quality with Corporate Reputation PT Indonesia Power UP Semarang
Agus Naryoso
PT Indonesia Power UP Semarang has organized various activities as a social responsibility for the community. The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities of the company are already established so that it produces a positive impact on the people who receive it. PT Indonesia Power UP Semarang...
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Error Analysis of Sokuon and Choon Used by Japanese Learners
Maya Indah Wahyuni, Dedi Sutedi
The research aimed to describe the errors and factors affecting errors made by learners in writing hiragana letters involving the elements of the word sokuon and choon. It also described the way to resolve errors made by the teacher and learners. This study was qualitative descriptive research, which...
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Professional Development Strategies of College English Teachers from the Perspective of Educational Knowledge Management
Ge Liu
Educational knowledge management has been one of the research hotspots in educational technology. The applications of knowledge management and its interaction with educational technology are of great significance to the development of educational technology. Knowledge is the core of teachers’ professional...
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Curriculum Teaching Process Design and Research Based on TOPCARES-CDIO
Chong Zhang, Baocai Zhong
A new curriculum teaching process design method with competence training as the core is proposed based on the international advanced TOPCARES-CDIO engineering education idea. Taking the curriculum Web Application Development as an example, this paper describes the whole process from the determination...
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Students’ Problems in Writing Exposition Texts: Structure, Function, and Effectiveness
Anisia Kemala, Andoyo Sastromiharjo, Yeti Mulyati
Writing skill is one of the core competencies for students to succeed in academic. However, students often face many difficulties when conveying their ideas through writing. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to identify students’ problems in writing exposition texts based on three indicators; 1)...
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Opportunities of Digital Educational Technologies in the Practice of University Education
O.E. Kadeeva, T.N. Shurukhina, N.V. Repsh, A.N. Belov
The article is devoted to the inclusion of Russian universities in the practice of digital education. This article considers specifics of various digital educational technologies in distance learning and identifies the main directions of their use in the educational process of the university. The purpose...
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Leading Dominants of the Subjective Well-Being: A Case Study of the Tyumen Region
Liudmila Kiseleva
This paper analyses the subjective well-being of the population of the Tyumen region using its leading dominants. The analysis is based on the results of an own questionnaire. The research goal was to define dominants of subjective well-being of the Russians based upon a dataset for the Tyumen region.
This...
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Interpretation of the Film the Godfather From Sound Effect, Movie Frame, Filming Technique and Narrative
Juncong Lu
The Godfather tells a romantic gangster epic in a sober, brooding style. It is one of the greatest gangster movies in the history. This paper attempts to interpret the Godfather from sound effect, movie Frame, shooting techniques and movie narrative, which would be helpful for today’s film shooting and...
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Some Problems of Teaching Russian Literature to Foreign Students
Ekaterina A. Artemeva, Elena G. Tonkova, Alevtina G. Lavrentieva
The article considers problems of teaching and interpreting authentic literary texts in the history of Russian literature classes for non-native Russian speakers from the Central Asia region. The study describes criteria for selecting literary texts, including the culturological dimension. It is concluded...
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Analysis of Curriculum Implementation Effectiveness and Influencing Factors Under Inter-School Study Mode
Qin Yue, Zihao Shao
As a new model of “Internet + Education”, inter-university study has played a huge role in sharing university resources and providing personalized learning. However, inter-school study is still in the development stage, and there are still factors in the model that affect the improvement of teaching...
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Managing Knowledge in Creating Archive Access in an Indonesian Records Center
Rizkiana Karmelia Shaura, Ike Iswary Lawanda
This paper investigates the construction of knowledge and knowledge management in the creation of record access in the records center of the Directorate General of Elementary and Secondary Education in the Ministry of Education and Culture Republic of Indonesia. Record officers in this organization have...
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Perceptions of Death and Recommendations for Suicide Prevention Policies: A Case Study of Suicide Case in Gunung Kidul
Muhammad Abdul Hadi, Rahmatika Kurnia Romadhani
Death is perceived differently among people from different cultures. These differences in perception stem from the variety of natural and physical context in humans’ surroundings. Based on the existing theories, death is perceived as a matter that is difficult to accept. However, there has been an intriguing...
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Ethnic Entities in Political Messages to Voters Behavior
Abrar Adhani, Akhyar Anshori
Medan City is a city inhabited by various ethnic groups, both native Indonesian tribes and ethnic groups from other nations. Even though Medan City is Identical with Malay tribe, currently Malay tribes in Medan City are not the dominant tribes. Ethnic diversity contained in the city of Medan, has its...
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Legal Certainty Implementation of Arbitration Decisions in Indonesia
Hendri Jayadi
The establishment of an arbitration institution as an institution or forum for resolving disputes outside the court is not a result of people’s distrust of the current judiciary. In its development, the Arbitration Institution is not only a national issue, but it is seen from its historical development...
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Students Perception about Entrepreneurship Course Using Quantum Learning Model
Adevia Indah Kusuma, Diana Pramesti
Learning model are useful for helping students to learn and to provide an environment for interactive students experiences. Therefore, learning model has a strategic role especially for the achievement of entrepreneurial character building in students. Furthermore, the challenges that occur in the internalization...
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The Influence of Islamic Work Ethic on Attitudes Towards Changing Organization With Organization Commitment as Mediator
Ade Rusman, Haryadi, Eko Suyono
This study is projected to investigate the Islamic organization, namely Universitas Muhammadiyah Purwokerto (UMP). The objective of the study is to analyze the impact of Islamic work ethic toward organizational commitment and attitude on organizational change; to obtain the impact of organizational commitment...
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Assessing Optimal Retention With Quantile and Expectile Risk Measure
Novi Permata Indah, Arif Fadilla
The form of claim severity from the reinsurance contracts is skewed to the right and heavy tail. The aims of this research are to determine the optimal risk measure on a reinsurance contracts. This risk measure is the coverage limit between an insurance company and a reinsurance company called optimal...
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Comparison of STAD Cooperative Learning Types and Direct Learning With Approach Problems Posing With Connection Ability Student Mathematics
Andi Harpeni Dewantara, Fitriani Nur, Munawarah, Rahmadani, Lisnasari Andi Mattoliang, Ahmad Farham Majid
This study aims to: (1) find out the student’s mathematical connection ability who use the direct learning model with the problem-posing approach and the STAD cooperative learning model with the problem-posing approach, (2) find out the difference in students mathematical connection ability who use the...
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Relationship Between Career Planning and Major Identity of Preschool Education Major Undergraduates–Based on Investigation in H University
Wanyan Sun
Career planning and major identity of preschool education major undergraduates play an indispensable role in the development of national preschool education system. This study explores the relationship between career planning and major identity. A sample of 105 preschool education major undergraduates...
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An Analysis of Chinese International Students’ Acculturative Strategies in Western Universities
Ying Chen, Haoran Wu
The acculturation of immigrants has contributed to the cultural diversity of a society or even a country. It is a complex process since it involves about two cultures or even more than two cultures. This work aims to review the process of acculturation of Chinese international students during their studies...
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Construction of Indonesian Values in the Culture of Indonesian Student Education in Makkah
H Sriyanto, A Masrukhin, M N Willyarto
This research was motivated by the efforts to discover Indonesian values in the culture of Indonesian schools in Makkah. Research problems included multicultural values, Indonesian culture, and Indonesian nationalism in the education culture of Indonesian students. The purpose of this research was to...
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Modeling Characteristics of Chu Teh-chun’s Abstract Painting
Feng Liu
This article studies the unique modeling style characteristics of Chu Teh-chun’s Abstract paintings, and summarizes them into three points: rich and changeable calligraphic style of “points, lines, and surfaces”, gentle and solemn unique modeling symbols, and a stable and harmonious modeling relationship...
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Organization of Parental Gender Education in the Military Conflict Zone in Ukraine
Iryna Trubavina, Liudmyla Tsybulko, Natalia Mohylyova, Olha Radziyevska, Yulia Medvid
The article is based on experience of a tuition project on gender issues for parents in the region of military conflict in Eastern Ukraine, as well as results of experimental works during its system elaboration. 119 teachers and 145 parents took part in the experiment. The following research methods...
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The Importance of Opinion Leader in Disaster Communication
Case Study: Merapi Disaster in Umbulharjo Sleman Yogyakarta 2018
Adhianty Nurjanah, Iswanto, Dyah Mutiarin
Mount Merapi is one of the active volcanoes in the world located in Sleman Regency, Yogyakarta. Mount Merapi erupts periodically. Potential hazards that can occur are the release of hot material when an eruption occurs along with volcanic ash, hot clouds and cold lava. The potential for large natural...
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Business Model Innovation of Bicycle Sharing From Perspective of Sustainable Economic Development
Yunqi Wang, Liang Li, Daiqingwen Luo
As the typical representative of sharing economy, bicycle sharing is not only the result of technological innovation, but also the innovation of product designing and business model. From the massive influx of bicycle sharing brands into the market in 2016 to the subsequent rapid withdrawal, and then...
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Using Multimedia Interactive in Online Learning in the Covid-19 Pandemic
Dariyono, Mukhidin
The Covid-19 outbreak has changed learning patterns that have been carried out by face-to-face methods with online learning. The purpose of this study was to find alternative learning methods implemented during the pandemic. The method used was a literature review. Online learning with computer-based...
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Leadership and Administrative Skills:
A Panacea for Administrative Challenges in Schools
Peter Lameck Mduwile, Aan Komariah
This paper examined leadership and administrative skills and it emphasized on the meaning of leadership, leadership skills, the concept of efficiency, and administration for improving leadership and management in educational institutions. The topic under discussion suggests the need for leadership and...
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Local Wisdom in Banjar Cultural Perspective
Wahyu
Local wisdom belongs to the local community. This local wisdom is lived, practiced, taught, and passed down from one generation to another which at the same time forms patterns of daily human behavior, both towards fellow human beings and towards nature. Local wisdom is noble values that are believed...
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Expressionist Motives in the Work of Yuri Mamleev
Ella Radaeva
This article discusses the elements of expressionist poetics in the works of Yuri Mamleev, a Russian writer of the 20th century. The author mainly considers the novel “Rogue bears” as well as several short stories from the 1960s and 1980s. The author of the article holds the idea that expressionism,...
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Blended Learning With an Integrated Model in Learning and Teaching
The Hung Phan
In digital education, there are several challenges for schools and teachers to apply the concept of Education 4.0: (1) curriculum and teaching methodology, (2) no flipped classes, individualized learning, mostly synchronous, not asynchronous activities based on their syllabus or learning programs, (3)...
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Internal Control Based on Pamali in Indigenous Peoples
Abin Suarsa, Yeni Andriyani, Ia Kurnia
This research seeks to explore the Pamali culture (taboo) in indigenous peoples in Kampung Pulo, Garut, West Java as an internal control practice. Phenomenomology is used as a research method with traditional leaders (Pakuncen) and members of indigenous peoples as informants. This research found that...
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On the Difficulties of Diversified Cultural Education and Teaching
Guoxin Li, Dongxing Liu, Yuemin Gao
Diversified cultural education and teaching is an important content of China’s basic education reform and it is also an effective way of current quality education. This article mainly analyzes the connotation, characteristics and development status of multicultural education, it also puts forward some...
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Relationship Between Forgiveness, Triadic Forgiveness Dimensions, and Resilience in Javanese Emerging Adults
Amalia Rahmandani, Dian Veronika Sakti Kaloeti, Salma Salma, Hastaning Sakti, Suparno Suparno
This study explores the relationship between general forgiveness, the triad of forgiveness dimensions (i.e., forgiveness of self, others, and situations), and resilience in emerging adult Javanese undergraduate students. The study included 405 subjects (MAge = 18.50; SDAge = 0.600; male = 25.2%; female...
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Responsive Protective Parenting (RPP) In Indonesia Mapping Analysis on Curriculum Parenting Program for Early Childhood Development
Fitriana Herarti, Syifa Andina
ChildFund’s RPP programming in under-resourced communities aims to empower parents and other primary caregivers with the knowledge and practical skills they need to give children a strong start in life. This program is implemented in Indonesia since 2017, however, it only covered three aspects: Brain...
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Credit Fraud as One of the Dimensions in the Banking Crime
In a White-Collar Crime Perspective
Ida Nurhayati, Indianik Aminah
This study aims to describe and understand if fraud on banks could be categorized as a white-collar crime. Fraud in banking is found in the majority of bank workers, who are assisted by third parties. This study employs descriptive qualitative research methods through a formal juridical approach, review...
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The Impact of Human Resource Management Implementation in Business Strategy in Creating Sustainable Competitive Advantage
Vip Paramarta, Kosasih, Sri Rochani, Sumaedi Kadarisman, Farida Yuliaty
Today, the market world is becoming more complex, unpredictable, and competitive. Companies, as business actors, require the position of trained and knowledgeable human resources or personnel to adapt to changes in the business climate. The use of human resource management and investment as a form of...
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The Importance of Involving the Cultural Background to Handle Covid-19 in Indonesia
Sri Poedjiastoeti, Sri Ratna Suminar
The number of people exposed to Covid-19 on a national scale is still high and it began to growing attention from the scientific community. The spread of Covid-19 is difficult to stop from countries around the world. Indonesia, which territory is so vast and has diverse cultures, must be comprehensively...
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The Influence of Teacher’s Attitude in Resource Allocation
Yushu Chen
With the guidance of the state to the main body in the planned economy era, the allocation policy has been changed, and the teaching team has been well implemented. According to the market demand, many regions have adopted emergency policies such as the use of teaching industry, recruitment of teaching...
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The Effect of Philosophy Understanding on Corona Virus Diseases (COVID-19) Prevention Awareness of Physics Education Students
Ahmad Syukri, Sukarno
This research aims to answer the question of how the influence of understanding philosophy on awareness of prevention of Corona Virus Diseases (COVID-19)? The approach used in this research is quantitative with the data collection method is a survey. The respondents used in this study were 80 students...
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Pursuit and Redemption: A Myth-Archetypal Interpretation of the Ferryman
Meng Qiao, Tan Jing
The Ferryman is a novel of spiritual salvation that integrates myth and reality. It centers on Dylan’s journey of soul searching and returning, and portrays how ordinary little people get out of the spiritual dilemma and reshape themselves through the pursuit of spiritual home and the test of soul. The...
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Stanisław Moniuszko: The Works in Context of Russian Contacts — 15 Songs to Words by Russian Poets
Olga Sobakina
The works by Moniuszko always found warm response in Russia; Dargomyzhsky, Glinka, Cui, Serov contributed to the promotion of him. Moniuszko’s visits to St. Petersburg took place in 1842, 1849, 1856 and 1870. Not getting a job in St. Petersburg, Moniuszko, however, managed to get permission from the...
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Employability Skills: Perspectives Between Pre-Vocational Programme Teachers and Employers in Brunei Darussalam
Andree Asmara, Rohani, Jainatul Halida
Globally, the main goals of education and training of students with disabilities are to prepare them for independence and employment. Hence, it is important for students with disabilities to be equipped with employability skills in order to adapt to changing environmental demands. Hence, a study with...
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Classification Content in Indonesian Website Da’wah using Text Mining for Detecting Islamic Radical Understanding
Nahed Nuwairah, Munsyi Munsyi
The Islamic radical content in procedural meaning is content that has provoked the violence, spread the hatred and against nationalism through Islamic da’wah in Indonesian website. The radical definition for each country is different, especially in Indonesia. Radical content is identical with provocation...
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Analyzing Physical Distancing at Workspace: Study Case Office PT. Energi Guna Raharja
Almira Maritza, Gisella Christina, Michelle Monica, Oktavianus Nangoy, Greysia Susilo
Pandemic era had great impact on human’s entire life. One of most inflicted was working process. When pandemic strikes, most people forced to work from home. Indonesian government then introduced New Normal scheme, where workers allowed to work at office with special requirements implied – health protocols...
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Quality of Financial Reporting and Impact of GGG Implementation: Study on Local Government in Indonesia
Nelly Masnila, Firmansyah Firmansyah, Jovan Febriantoko, Riana Mayasari, Jamaliah Said
This study relates to good governance determinants to discover the relationship and impact of good government governance on the quality of financial reporting in the Indonesian capital. Independent variables such as legal culture, transparency, equality, accountability, and the Human Development Index...
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Video as a Learning Media Saxophone Alto Basic Levels
Agung Prabowo, Rita Milyartini, Diah Latifah
Multimedia learning is essential in the world of modern education, with the development of learning technology it can be done anytime and anywhere. The trend of learning using audio video media is the most common choice in this modern world. Students do independent learning, so they have flexible time...
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Minangkabau’s Women in Kaba Sabai Nan Aluih: Ragam Orang
Aimifrina Aimifrina, Tammasse Tammasse
The purpose of this study is to explain Minangkabau’s women in Kaba Sabai Nan Aluih seen from ragam orang in Minangkabau culture. Ragam orang is a personal human judgment that departs from the teachings of Minangkabau philosophy. There are four categories of ragam orang which are orang, takah orang,...
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Availability and Utilization Analysis Learning Media at Inclusive Schools in Malang City
Dimas Arif Dewantoro, Rizqi Fajar Pradipta, Mohammad Efendi, Abdul Huda, Mohd Hanafi Mohd Yasin
The research aims to; know the teacher’s opinion in selecting media and analysing availability, utilization, and constraints learning Media. This study uses qualitative research methods with the type of study case. Data collection techniques using observation, interviews, and documentation. The data...
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Developing Sign Language Digital Dictionary “Kolok-Indonesian-English” Through Smart Kolok Application as a Media for Learning and Preserving a Natural Sign Language in Bengkala Village
Ni Putu Ayu Pirdayanti, Ni Ketut Anggriani, Komang Jepri Kusuma Jaya, I Wayan Pardi
Kolok Bengkala language is used by dumb and deaf people in Bengkala to communicate with each other or with normal people in general. Sign language that prioritizes nonverbal aspects will take a long time to learn if using conventional learning methods such as reading books or just looking at explanatory...
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Project Based Learning (PjBL) for Vocational High School Teacher Candidates
Andri Setiyawan, Angga Septiyanto, Ayub Budhi Anggoro, Sarwi Asri
Vocational education prepares graduates who are ready to work in the industry. Unnes Mechanical Engineering Education recruits prospective vocational teachers who will later teach in schools. Prospective vocational teachers must be equipped with soft skills and hard skills to become vocational teachers...
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Thoughts on the Construction of Ecological Corridor of Tourism Highway
Weigang Wang
Combined with the construction requirements of domestic tourist highways under the new situation, this paper analyzes the functional significance, construction principles, construction difficulties, etc. of ecological corridor construction, and puts forward the construction prospect of tourist highway...
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A Comparative Study of Textual Functions in Chinese and Uygur Parentheses
Chunrong Chen
Parenthesis is an additional element independent of the core sentence structure, which is a very common linguistic phenomenon in Uyghur and Chinese. It not only has various forms, rich semantics, but also has important communicative functions. They make the discourse vivid, rich, fluent, with a strong...
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Impact of JD-R Model on Psychological Well-Being of Gig Workers
Lee Siew Woon, Cheah Chew Sze, Cheah Yeh Ying, Afandi Yusof
In the digital era, the gig economy has recently emerged as a key theme independent review of current work patterns. There is a variety of jobs in Malaysia’s gig economy and the number of gig workers keeps increasing. Gig workers are facing many challenges. However, there is only a little research on...
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Brand Strategy “Simpul Talenta” Surakarta in Improving: Marketing in The Youth Environment
Ridha Maharani, Andre N. Rahmanto, M. I. Naini Albert
Knowledge and technology that are developing rapidly have become the government’s attention in all aspects, one of which is overcoming the unemployment problem. The Ministry of Manpower (Kemnaker) launched the Talent Hub program for young people. Simpul Talenta has been present in several cities in Indonesia,...
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Implementation of Multicultural Education in History Learning in Keritang High School of Riau
Yulius Carles, Ajat Sudrajat
Education aims to prepare students to become a generation that has insight, knowledge, attitudes and actions in the life of the nation and state that pays attention to cultural backgrounds. One component in education is the teaching and learning process (learning). Multicultural education can be implemented...
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Economic Literacy and Pocket Money Predict Students’ Interest to Make an Investment
Titik Ulfatun, Bambang Dwi Atmojo
Along with the development of economics, it can be seen that the young generation has a big interest in investing, including students in universities. This study aims to examine how well economic literacy as reported by students and their pocket money predicts students’ interest to invest. A quantitative...
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Existential-Personalist Understanding of the Philosophy of History
Sergei Nizhnikov, Argen Kadyrov
The article is devoted to the analyses of theoretical models of historical development, evaluation of them and coming to the best one. Thus the authors generalize, summarize and mark out six of them: 1) Cyclical (the old one: Herodotus, Aristotle, etc.), 2) Eschatological (A. Augustine), 3) Progressive...
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Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting Model for the Environment at Oil and Gas Companies in North Kalimantan
Sri Purwanti, Oekan S. Abdoellah, Chay Asdak, M. Fani Cahyandito
This study aims to identify and analyze the implementation of Corporate Social Responsibility and to formulate environmental reporting models for oil and gas companies in Tarakan City, North Kalimantan Province. The research approach used is descriptive qualitative, data collection is done by literature...
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Social Alienation of Thinking Narrowness
Dominance Power Relations and Hegemony of Historical Learning as Social Studies Learning Resources
Agus Suprijono, Riyadi Riyadi, Wisnu Wisnu, Nuansa Bayu Segara, Chrisnawanto Nugroho
The purpose of the study was to analyze the meaninglessness of learning history in students. The meaninglessness of learning is a form of social alienation. The process of achieving research objectives begins with data collection through in-depth interviews and observation techniques. Interviews were...
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The Application of Virtual Reality Technology in Geography Teaching
Tao Niu, Zhiping Li, Meiyin Huang, Li Yuan
Virtual reality technology can help students enter the virtual teaching scene, satisfy students’ multi-sensory experience teaching, and promote the effective occurrence of teaching. Simulation technology can create realistic virtual scenes, which provides the possibility of virtual visualization for...
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Need Analysis of Busybook Development on Social Studies Material for Elementary School
Adinda Tsalis Dyah, Yulia Maftuhah Hidayati
Backgrounds: This study aimed to describe the need analysis for busybook development on the content of social studies material on cultural diversity for fourth-grade elementary school. Methods: This study was qualitative. The subjects of this study were a teacher and 30 students of Muhammadiyah Elementary...
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Human Resource Management Issues in Private Banking—Taking N Bank as an Example
Yuwen Qin
With the rapid development of China’s economy, the size of China’s high net worth population is large and maintaining high growth, and the total number of high net worth people continues to increase. Private banking has become an integral part of the banking business, and the main needs of HNWI wealth...
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Integrating Collaborative Learning into Semantic Mapping Strategy to Boost Vocabulary and Reading Comprehension Achievement
Welly Ardiansyah, Iskandar Rosyidin, Nurul Aryanti, Ahmad Leo Faragusta
The study compared students’ reading comprehension and English vocabulary before and after instruction using two different instructional strategies: the original semantic mapping strategy and the semantic mapping strategy in conjunction with collaborative learning. The study involved two groups, one...
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Citizens’ Participation in Developing Public Policy in Village Development Planning
Agung Setia Budi
This study aims to 1. Describe and explain the participation of citizens in developing public policies in the village of Suka Indah, Baros District, Serang Regency 2. Describe and explain the Village Development Planning Process in Suka Indah Village, Baros District, Serang Regency. This study is a qualitative...
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Research on the Solutions to Cold-Start Problems
Yuehan Qin, Wuji Chang, Songtao Zhang, Yihuan Yan
The recommender system has seeped into each corner of the earth, but any recommender system has to experience the process of lacking data at the beginning. So, how to recommend things well in that condition becomes a cold start problem. The recommendation system cold start problem has always been a big...
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Performance Assessment Used by Teacher in Students’ Writing Skill at Grade X Senior High School of Lingga Kepulauan Riau
Kh. Fitra Rakhmayani, Refnaldi
Performance assessment is one type of assessment which the students are required to demonstrate what they have mastered about specific skills and competencies by performing or producing something. The aims of this study to know the procedure used by teachers in using performance assessment students’...
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The Construction of Evaluation System of MCU Class Courses in Universities Based on CIPP and FCE
Xiaohong Duan
The current development of higher education is inseparable from the professional construction and curriculum reform, and the MCU class course is a typical course for cultivating students’ time competence and vocational literacy, as well as a typical course for multidisciplinary cross-fertilisation in...
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Developing Dynamic Digital English Flashcards with Integration of Visuals, Audio, and Real-World Examples in the Hospitality Industry Context
Sunani Sunani, Genta Ulina Hutagalung, Wirda Ningsih
In the globalized hospitality industry, effective communication in English is essential for service delivery and guest satisfaction. Workers often engage with international tourists, making proficiency in English a critical skill. This study aims to develop Dynamic Digital Flashcards, integrating visuals,...
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The AI Healthcare Revolution: Worldwide Trends, India’s Leap, and the Challenge of Undefined Laws
Shaily Solankee, Prasad Mali
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a part of our daily lives, but tomorrow it may operate on us just like a doctor. It might sound intriguing, but there are a lot of things that are to be kept in mind, such as the liability part – who shall be responsible if there is an error committed by the AI...
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How Synergistic Network Influence “Standards + Certification” Regional Quality Brand: A Spatial Spillover Effect Perspective
Chenyuan Lu, Yueyi Zhang, Taiyi Chen, Jing Hu
The “Standards + Certification” regional quality brand has become a significant practice in China’s high-quality development in recent years. Stakeholders involved in standards and certification form complex network relationships. However, few studies have explored the crucial role of synergistic network...
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A Bibliometric Analysis of Project-Based Learning (PjBL) in Science Education (2005–2024)
Nurmasyitah Nurmasyitah, Sukarmin Sukarmin, Sri Yamtinah
This study aims to analyze trends in the development of Project-Based Learning (PjBL) in science education from 2005 to 2024. The method used is bibliometric analysis with the Scopus database, which is analyzed using Bibliometrix software. The literature selection process was carried out using the PRISMA...
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Reform and Practice of Teaching Mode of Programming Courses in Applied Colleges and Universities under the Background of New Engineering Science
Yizong Wang, Fei Li, Xuegang An, Zhengrong Xiao
Under the background of new engineering, various industries have put forward higher requirements for applied talents, but the current single mode of training for engineering majors, the concept of training is not new, and the training mechanism is solidified, which is difficult to adapt to the development...
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Research on the Development and Innovation of High-Quality and High-Yield Bonds in China
Dingjia Xiao
This paper compares the structural differences between China and the US credit bond markets. Two innovative bond varieties are creatively proposed: stock-bond compound innovative industrial bond and SPV M&A bond. It is suggested that improving the risk management and credit enhancement mechanism,...
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Exploration of O2O Hybrid Training Mode for Pure Physical Education Instructors based on OBE Concept
Gang Yu
This article adopts research methods such as literature review, questionnaire survey, and expert interviews to explore the O2O hybrid training model for pure sports education instructors based on the OBE concept from four aspects: clarifying training objectives, innovating training processes, emphasizing...
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Investigating the Impact of Mother Tongue Pronunciation on Mandarin Chinese Pronunciation: A Case Study of International University Students in Xuzhou, China
Wenqian Yang
This essay explores how international students’ mother tongue affects their pronunciation of Mandarin. It primarily focuses on the challenges that students face while learning the language, the variables that impact on their ability to learn the language and the solutions that students believe can overcome...