Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research
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Management of Scientific and Pedagogical Staff as a Factor of Sustainable Development and Increase of Efficiency of the Educational System in the Conditions of Digital Economy Formation
Yulia Romanova, Irina Sheveleva
The following paper is concerned with the issues of managing scientific and pedagogical workers and increasing the efficiency of the education system. The qualitative indicators of the teaching staff are crucial for the competitiveness of Russian universities in the international market of educational...
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The Implementation of Quality Management Integrated in Improving the Quality of Learning in the Classroom
Indra Lesmana, Mustiningsih
This study aims to: (1) clarify the application of Total Quality Management (TQM) in improving the quality of teaching in the classroom; (2) assisting teachers in determining innovative learning; and (3) increasing the activeness of students with innovative learning. The method used in this research...
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Develop Educational Leadership by Applying Values and Ethics to Strengthen Student Character
Imam Imam Gunawan, Imam Gunawan
The role of the school principal cannot be ignored in the character building, because the principal has a role to foster professional teachers and students’ character. Values and ethical leadership shown by principal become the critical success of character education programs in schools. If you want...
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Stimulation of Self-Protecting Skills from Sexual Crime Trials Using Prokumu and Boconkufilm Garseri for Students in Kindergarten Labschool Unnes
Sri Wiji Handayani
The cases of sexual crime are high in Indonesia. In Semarang, the cases are 52% of child abuse cases. This is because children do not get enough sexuality education, including how to protect themselves from sex crime. The children’s skills in protecting themselves from sex crimes will help them to act...
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Fostering Leadership Skills of Young People for Inclusion into the Labour Market
Liudmila Alieva, Anna Rybakova
Our paper focuses on studying how building and fostering leadership skills might help young people to place themselves better on the labour market. The development of the social and economic potential of youth is an important issue that presents an impending task for the educational system, both at the...
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Study on Changes of Garut School of Teachers and Education (STKIP) to be Changed to Garut Indonesia Education Institute (IPI)
Eva Devi Sofyawati, Djam’an Satori
The change in status of STKIP Garut to IPI Garut (2018–2022) is not a guarantee that the Garut IPI organization has also changed. In some ways, Garut’s IPI is still influenced by the Garut STKIP organization. The focus of the investigation is the management of organizational change. This investigation...
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The Learning Effectiveness of Basic Throwing Movement Through Playing Approach
Mashud
This research aimed to produce learning effectiveness of basic throwing movement. The study was conducted by involving research subjects’ namely physical education teachers and first grade students of SDN Loktabat 7. This research used classroom action research method (action research) which has several...
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Thematic Patterns in Discussion Texts Written by the Third Year Students of English Department of Universitas Negeri Padang
Isvanelly Anwar, Zul Amri
This paper aims at finding out the types of themes and the thematic patterns used in the discussion texts written by the third year students of English Department of Universitas Negeri Padang. This study used a descriptive qualitative method taking 20 students of English Department of Universitas Negeri...
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Compulsory Labor as a Social Compromise in Modern Criminal Law Relations
V.F. Anisimov, V.F. Lapshin, N.Yu. Akinina
The domestic criminal policy at the present stage of its development is oriented, in general, to the humanization of criminal legislation. One of the key means of ongoing humanization is the institution of criminal punishment, the norms of which determine the various types of measures of state coercion...
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Creative Dance for Teaching Motor Skills for the Blind Students
Delika Auliya Ulfa, Tati Narawati
The purpose of writing this article is to improve creative dance for blind students. The obstacles in vision; makes blind children unable to move freely, hesitate, and tend to have difficulty in moving actively. Through an implementation with auditory stimulus, the creative dance activities of blind...
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Learning Styles and the Role of Technology in Second Language Learning
Fauzan Atsari
Language learning is an aspect of life that is affected by technology. As we realize, for example, a smartphone can function as reading text and dictionary. However, since every learner has distinct learning style, it is important for teacher to consider the way technological tools are used in teaching....
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Why is Luxun’s “Nora” Different: The Cultural Account for the Divergent Heroines Between A Doll’s House and Lament Over the Dead
Fangming Gong
“Nora” is originally the heroine in Ibsen’s A Doll’s House who seeks for her dignity and independence by way of leaving her family. In 1925, Chinese leading writer Luxun imitated Nora’s runaway and composed a novel Lament over the Dead. However, this work’s heroine Zijun sinks to a miserable anti-hero...
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Subak Local Wisdom as Social Studies Learning Source in Junior High School
I Putu Sriartha, I Wayan Kertih
Subak local wisdom is the Balinese agricultural culture that has been declared by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage. Subak which is based on the philosophy of Tri Hita Karana has social, religious and ecological values and serves as the basis for a harmonious community life. This study aims to determine:...
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The Effect of Social Media Destination Branding: The Use of Facebook and Instagram
Abdul Basit, Adie Dwiyanto Nurlukman, Achmad Kosasih
The growth of social media in terms of features and number of users makes its use broader, including in destination branding. The conventional destination branding model is transformed by utilizing social media, which tends to have a positive impact. This study attempted to find out about the effects...
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Evaluation of E-Learning Implementation in Gorontalo State University
Rachmat M Thohir Yassin, Dian Novian
UNG has implemented online learning since 2006. At first, the implementation was still in one Faculty, namely the Faculty of Education. It was continued in 2007 in which PJJ PGSD began using moodle-based e-learning. In 2009, the Faculty of Engineering, especially the Informatics Engineering Department...
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Exploring the Use of Montage in Chinese Films
Shiya xu
Montage is one of the key elements in determining the art of film, which plays an irreplaceable role in the film. In attracting the audience, shaping the characters, the construction of the story also plays a key role. For the art of film, whether artistic or technical, montage is very important. How...
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Reform Analysis of Practical Teaching System of Mechanical Drawing Course Based on the Goal of Improving Innovation Ability
Xiaohao Li
At present, the orientation of the training goal of engineering major determines that the education process of college students is not only the teaching process of professional theory and knowledge but also the cultivation of innovative practical ability in combination with the actual situation. The...
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Research on the Application of Face Recognition System
Chen Mingtsung, Lu Cai
For the unrestricted investment of face recognition technology, whether it is to protect the safety of people’s life and property or to infringe on people’s basic rights. Face recognition is the most typical one of pattern recognition. It extracts the feature information of face in different ways, compares...
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Implementation of the Learning Process of Physical Education, Sport, and Health
Rendy Hardi Putra, Zarwan, Nurul Ihsan
This study aimed to describe the data on the implementation of the learning process of physical education and sports health at SMP Negeri Sungai Penuh City. This research is a descriptive study that involved 71 students from 5 schools. Data collection techniques used observation and distributing questionnaires...
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Burnout in Completing Undergraduate Thesis and Its Implications to Guidance and Counseling Program
Kurnia Sari, Syska Purnama Sari
Burnout for final semester students couldn’t be considered trivial. Someone experiencing burnout activities will be hampered, as well as a trigger for the emergence of disease either physical or psychic. The objective of this study was to identify the condition of the student burnout level in completing...
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Teachers’ Needs for Authentic Assessment to Assess Writing Skill at Grade X of Senior High Schools in Tanah Datar
Kessy Pamela, Refnaldi, M. Zaim
Authentic assessment as an important form of assessment that can demonstrate meaningful action of essential skills and knowledge to be performed in real situation, not only in learning process. Moreover, this article aims to find out the teachers’ need on authentic assessment for assessing one of the...
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The Use of Kerinci Greeting in Jujun Dialect
Vera Yudi Aditama, R Syahrul, Tressyalina, Afnita, Amril Amir
This study aims to describe and explain the use of the Kerinci Jujun dialect. This study uses descriptive qualitative methods that do not use statistical formulas in the data processing. The data in this study are speech in the form of greetings from the Kerinci community in the village of Jujun, Jambi...
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The Training of Computational Thinking in Basic Computer Teaching in Universities
Jian Peng
In the present stage of basic university computer teaching, training students’ computational thinking has become the most important one, on the one hand, it is because training students’ computational thinking can strengthen students’ thinking logic ability, also can improve students’ ability to solve...
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On the k-Metric Dimension of a Barbell Graph and a t-fold Wheel Graph
Eri Setyawan, Tri Atmojo Kusmayadi
Let G be a connected and simple graph with the vertex set V(G) and the edge set E(G). The set S ⊆ V (G) is called a k-metric generator for G if and only if for every two pairs different vertices u,v ∈ V(G), there are at least k vertices w1,w2,..,wk ∈ S such that d(u,wi) ≠ d(v,wi) for every i ∈ {1, 2,...
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Russian Provincial Musical Theatre in the First Quarter of the 20th Century in Saratov: Main Trends and Phenomena
Irina Viktorovna Polozova, Arina Sergeyevna Chirila
Based on the archive materials, the article looks more closely at the development of musical theatre in Russian provinces in the first quarter of the 20th century in Saratov. The study is centred around the main trends in the development of the theatrical life of the city, the projects realized, as well...
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Conceptual Approach of Big Data Architecture Mozita Application in Industry 4.0
Aris Puji Widodo, Djalal ER Riyanto, Mukhammad Fakhir Rizal
In industry 4.0, the growth of data generated from an application will increase in a very large amount of volume and occur massively. The phenomenon of massive data growth with a wide variety of data formats is called the big data. The main problem with big data is that large volumes of data with a variety...
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That Unjust God: Critical Discourse Analysis on the Violations of Religious Freedom
Agustina, Muhammad Adek
West Sumatra is believed to have been hit by a crisis of religious freedom and intolerance in recent years. Thus, this paper aimed to reveal the portrait of democracy violations committed by the local government in West Sumatra focused on religious freedom. The critical discourse analysis methodology...
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The Correlation Between EFL College Students’ Self-Efficacy and Their Listening Anxiety at Intermediate Listening Class
Leni Marlina, Aryuliva Adnan, Edi Trisno, Faidhurrahmat
Self-efficacy is important for improving emotional states and to correct faulty self-beliefs and habits of thinking, academic skills and self-regulatory practices improvement. Anxiety prevents EFL learners in improving their language learning skills. This research inspect the self-efficacy and whether...
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Research on the Shelf Display Strategy of Supermarkets in Amoy
Ziyun Yuan, Linbo Zhang, Yanqi Wang, Yanyi Wu
In order to meet people’s ever-changing shopping needs, the managers of supermarkets must improve their shelf display strategies. There are rarely any researches on the shelf display of supermarkets both from the perspective of the internal layout and commodity placement. Therefore, this study took the...
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Molecular Characterization of Riau’s Mascot Flora (Oncosperma tigillarium)
Desti, Fitmawati, Putri Ade Rahma Yulis, Mayta Novaliza Isda
This research was aims to find out about the molecular characterization of the Nibung plant (Oncosperma tigillarium). It has been conducted in the Biology Laboratory. The results of DNA isolation were tested to determine the quality of DNA that has been isolated. DNA purity was determined based on A260/A280...
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Consumer Behavior and Patterns During the Covid-19 Pandemic in Indonesia
Intan Nurrachmi, Setiawan, Udin Saripudin
The Covid-19 pandemic has changed many human life arrangements so that new habits have emerged that lead to different lifestyles from before. This study seeks to explain consumer behavior and habit patterns during the Covid-19 pandemic in Indonesia. This research was conducted through literature study...
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Does Background Linearity Matter? A Study About Teacher’s Professionalism in Early Childhood Education
Putri Aulia Juliyanti, Hani Yulindrasari
Teachers’ academic qualification is supposed to correlate with a person’s skill in a particular area. Thus, in many countries academic qualification has become a significant marker of professionalism. In Indonesia, the teacher’s professionalization scheme has emphasised academic linearity in every level...
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PEST-Analysis of Factors of Medical Workers’ Professional Burnout
Vsevolod Adzhienko, Svetlana Soboleva, Dmitry Shuliko, Valeriya Orobinskaya
Objective: Testing the PEST-analysis for assessing of influence of environmental factors on the emotional state of the medical personnel of the Volgograd Region State Budgetary Healthcare Institution “Central District Hospital of the Dubovsky Municipal District” in the context of professional burnout.
Results:...
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Study on Bullying Among Children
Case in an Islamic Primary School
Sundari, Laurens Kaluge
The reality was that there were still many students who bullied their peers. Therefore, the focus of this study was to identify the characteristics of bullying, the characteristics and the impact of perpetrators, and how to deal with it in an Islamic primary school. This descriptive qualitative study,...
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The Relationship between Interaction and Student Satisfaction with Online Learning in Social Work Undergraduates in China
Fuwei Li, Fanghua Jhang
Little attention is paid to the association between interaction and satisfaction with online learning in social work students. Drawn on the interaction model, the purpose of the study is to explore whether three types of interaction predict student satisfaction within online learning environments during...
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Exploratory Analysis of Micro-Small Industries in Village Levels in Papua Province
Muhamad Fathul Muin, Dedy Susanto
The industry’s existence is essential to drive economic development in a region, particularly at the village level, the smallest area where the industry is located. Therefore, it is crucial to determine the factors influencing the micro-small industry (MSI) in the village area. This study involves 759...
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Completely Prime Modules Over Path Algebras for Dynkin Quiver of Type An and Dn
Risnawita, Irawati, I. Muchtadi-Alamsyah
Let K be a field and Q be a quiver (directed graph), and let A = KQ be the path algebra that corresponds to Q with coefficients in K. An A-module M is a completely prime (c-prime) module in the sense that rm = 0 for one m ∈ M and r ∈ A implies that either r annihilates all M or m = 0. In this paper,...
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Exploration on Teaching Reform of Rural Landscape Planning and Design Under the Background of Rural Revitalization
Qiao Yu, Han Gu, Xiaohong Lai
Under the background of the national rural revitalization strategy, the course of rural landscape planning and design has been given a higher direction and is an important teaching type of landscape planning and design series courses. Based on the cognition of rural characteristic value and practical...
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Language Politeness Issue:
Song Lyrics and Expression of the Drag on the Cabaret Show in Yogyakarta
Langen Bronto Sutrisno, Sahid Teguh Widodo, Bani Sudardi, Warto
Drag performance in the cabaret show in Yogyakarta is a modern Indonesian performance which prioritizing cross gender roles. The characteristics of male actors with female attribute, causing negative public responses, where they were expected to behave in accordance of their sex. The expression of the...
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Analysis on Chinese Compulsory Education Classroom Structure from the Perspective of ESD Strategy
Sihan Hua
As influences of a global scale touch aspect of everyday life, the UN come up with the Project on Education for Sustainable Development, which plays an instructive role in the structural adjustment of Chinese compulsory education classroom. In this article, both the validity and unsuited part of the...
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Study on the Design of a Pedagogical Culture and Development of an University Teacher’s Soft-skills
Aleksei Mikhailov, Karine Romanova, Olga Ryabova, Tatiana Burlakova, Mariya Burlakova
The design of a teacher’s pedagogical culture is perceived as a specific pedagogical field within which it is possible to extend the patterns of the project culture into education, which, in turn, is meant to enhance a teacher’s personal growth and their readiness to work in the current global conditions...
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The Effect of Brand Awareness, Social Media Marketing, Perceived Quality, Hedonic Motivation, and Sales Promotion Towards Consumers Intention to Purchase in Fashion Industry
Regina Shwastika, Keni Keni
This research was conducted to investigate the effect of brand awareness, social media marketing, perceived quality, hedonic shopping motivation, and sales promotion towards purchase intention on the fashion industry. Descriptive research was used and this study was included in a cross-sectional study...
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Correlation of Panji’s Lust in Wangbang Wideha Manuscript with Javanese Spirituality
Amalin H. Imani, Ropi’ah
The aim of this research is to investigate: (1) the existence of Panji’s excessive love for Warastrasari (Sekartaji), (2) the will of Panji to achieve his obsession, and (3) Panji’s desire to get sexual lust satisfaction. The purpose of this study is to examine the existence of lust owned by the main...
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Novice Teachers’ Challenges and Problems in Bilingual Schools Context in Bali
Eka Anastasia Wijaya, Made Hery Santosa
The present study aimed to investigate the problems and challenges encountered by novice English teachers in two major bilingual schools located in different regions in Bali. Framed within a qualitative design, the study employed survey and interview as the methods with a questionnaire and an interview...
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Conceptual Principles of Research of the Process of Institutionalization of Distance Education in Ukrainian Reality
Natalia Komykh, Kyrylo Nedria
The article is based on the study of the current state of institutionalization of distance education in Ukraine using the methods of sociological research and its analysis through the prism of R. Scott’s theory and its regulatory and cultural-cognitive systems. Theoretical analysis showed certain problems...
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Involuntary Mercy Killing During the Covid-19 Pandemic in the Perspective of Health Law in Indonesia
Lisnawaty W. Badu, Jufryanto Puluhulawa, Suwitno Y. Imran
In conditions full of uncertainty and overshadowed by despair, sometimes humans make irrational choices, one of which is when the patient’s family refuses treatment procedures and/or takes action to request medical personnel to remove or stop the function of life support medical devices to patients....
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Saint Gregory the Illuminator Cathedral in Nakhichevan-on-Don: The Problem of Attribution and Formation of the Architectural Appearance of the Armenian City
Olga Baeva
Nakhichevan-on-Don is the city founded on the Lower Don in 1779 for Armenians resettled from Crimea. Plan of this city included construction of seven churches. At the beginning of XIX century six churches were built in an uncharacteristic for the settler’s classical style. The projects of these churches...
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The Application of the Folklore Characteristics of Chopsticks in the Design of Museums
Fan wu
Chopsticks, which is the chopsticks we often say in our lives, is one of the most common eating tools in our lives, but it is just because it is too common, so many people think it is just a food utensil, but it is still a symbol of Chinese culture. One of this special and important traditional cultural...
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The Effect of Balint-style Group on Empathy Ability and Interpersonal Communication Skills of Rehabilitation Students
Yuran Yang, Qian Wang
To explore the effect of Balint-style group on empathy and communication skills of rehabilitation students, 64 volunteers were randomly assigned to the Balint group and control group. The Balint-group was trained with the Balint method, whereas the other group was organized as a reading club. Questionnaires...
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The Effectiveness of Online Learning During the Covid-19 Period in The Andalas University Agribusiness Study Program
Devi Analia, Rika Hariance
This study aims to describe students’ opinions about the effectiveness of the online (online) learning process and what obstacles occur during lectures during the Covid-19 pandemic period. The online learning process in question is learning using I-learning in the form of an LMS (learning management...
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Creative Writing on Tourism in Chiang Rai After COVID-19: Application of Creative Nonfiction on Senior Projects
Pancharle Thongpanich
Creative writing studies have been gaining a foothold in the academic world in recent years, but its reach in Thailand is still few and far between, not to mention its application in the tourism industry. The author proposes the use of creative writing studies in helping the tourism industry after the...
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Integrating ‘Popiapiara’ Values into the Sustainable Development of Buton’s Traditional Culinary Heritage
Antasalam Ajo, Wardana Wardana, Mursyid Fikhri, Nur Aysa
This study delves into the integration of Popiapiara - a local cultural value emphasizing mutual care - into the sustainable development of Buton’s traditional culinary heritage, countering globalization’s threats. Through qualitative interviews and focus groups with 30 local culinary entrepreneurs and...
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Systematic Literature Review: Teacher Work Motivation and Its Impact on Performance in Elementary Schools
Nani Supartini, Ayi Abdurrahman, Wiwin Winarni, Iis Isnawati
Teacher motivation is a critical determinant of educational quality, particularly in elementary schools, as it influences instructional effectiveness, student engagement, and overall learning outcomes. This study employs a systematic literature review (SLR) methodology to synthesize existing research...
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A Critique of the Representation of Human and Technological Relations in Indonesian Science Fiction Literature
Rakmat Faisal, Setya Yuwana Sudikan, Titik Indarti
This article discusses the relationship between humans and technology as represented through Indonesian science fiction literature. This research aims to explore and criticize the single narrative of technological optimism that continues to appear repeatedly in Indonesian science fiction literature....
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Forecasting Humidity in Sragen Using Semiparametrik Regression Based on Penalized Fourier Series Estimator
Ihsan Fathoni Amri, Ariska Fitriyana Ningrum, Alwan Fadlurohman, Saeful Amri, Dannu Purwanto, Yusrin Yusrin
This study examines the use of a semiparametric regression model with a Penalized Least Squares (PLS)-based Fourier Series estimator to analyze the relationship between relative humidity and surface temperature in Sragen Regency. Combining parametric and nonparametric components, the model effectively...
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The Business Judgment Rule as The Limit of The Responsibility of State-Owned Enterprise Directors for Losses Due to Business Decisions
Enan Sugiarto, Sulistyandari Sulistyandari, Tri Lisiani Prihatinah, Rahadi Wasi Bintoro
The limitations of civil responsibility for directors of state-owned companies (SOEs), which combine the twin characteristics of commercial organizations and public policy instruments, are determined in large part by the commercial Judgment Rule (BJR). This frequently leads to uncertainty about who is...
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Designing Siri’ na Pacce Values-Based Learning Model
Nurturing Local Wisdom in Elementary School
Abdul Azis, Kokom Komalasari, Sapriya Sapriya, Rahmat Rahmat
This study aimed to propose an appropriate learning model that promotes siri’ na pacce to nurture and strengthen the character of elementary school students. Siri’ na pacce is the local wisdom of the Bugis-Makassar tribe, one of the prominent tribes in Indonesia. This study was educational design research....
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Illocutionary Acts in Panggih Ceremonies in Tegal and Those in Tanjung Morawa
Ratika Astimawati, Amrin Saragih, Anni Holila Pulungan
This research aim is to find out the types of illocutionary acts found in panggih ceremonies in Tegal and those in Tanjung Morawa. The research will conduct by using descriptives qualitative design. The data of this research are sentences, phrases, and words that consist of illocutionary acts in panggih...
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Verification of the Public Discourse of Ecuador’s Mayors on Local TV and Inclusion of Innovation and Technology Topics, Between February 20 and March 22
Abel Suing, Jonathan Villavicencio, Pablo Lomas-Chacón
The purpose of the research is to determine the accuracy of the statements made by the mayors of Ecuador, and the inclusion of issues related to innovation and technology management, based on the fact-checking methodology. The research question is: Do the public statements of Ecuador’s mayors presented...
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Comparison of Threshold Provisions for Presidential Candidacy in Indonesia and Turkey
Rahmat Muhajir Nugroho, Sudarsono, Istislam, Muchamad Ali Safa’at
In Indonesia, there is a nomination threshold often referred to as the Presidential Threshold in the mechanism to nominate a President and his/her Vice-President in the Election of the President. The stipulation of the threshold as a condition for Political Parties to nominate pairs of President and...
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Research on Challenge and Development of Smart Community: Conceptual Background and New Challenges at the Local Level
Xiaotong Lai, Jihaeng Lee
At the end of 2019, Covid-19 pandemic swept across the country. As the last line of defense for residents to prevent the epidemic, community is facing huge ordeal and challenges. In the face of the severe epidemic, the smart community has played a pivotal role with the new generation of information technologies...
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Critical Discourse Analysis of Naming Children Sex Offender in Indonesia
Antok Risaldi, Anang Santoso, Moch. Syahri
The purpose of this study is to describe the form of naming of the perpetrator himself and the victim through critical discourse analysis. Critical discourse analysis is used to dismantle certain powers implicit in the use of language. The practice of the power of the evildoer is obtained through discourse,...
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Blended Learning in Post-Pandemic Era: A Systematic Review
Andreas Rio Adriyanto, Wirania Swasty, Atria Nuraini Fadilla, Neo Mai, Bijaksana Prabawa, Muhammad Akbar Hafidzan
During the pandemic, online learning gained popularity in higher education. Synchronous and asynchronous approaches to online learning have advantages and disadvantages, respectively. Various support platforms have been utilized in online learning for an optimal learning experience. As the pandemic situation...
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3D Furniture Application Design Applying Augmented Reality (AR) Technology Based on Android
Army Trilidia Devega, Meylia Vivi Putri, Novi Hendri Adi, Ambiyar, Unung Verawardina
This study aims to create a media that can be connected to an Android device, so a media is designed easily for customers to see directly the shape of the furniture, the stages of system development using the Multimedia Development Life Cycle (MDLC) method, with 6 stages, namely concept, design material...
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Visual Message & Characteristic of Family Car Advertisement in Indonesia
Darfi Rizkavirwan
The family car is a concept of car transportation modes adopted by Indonesian car manufacturers, and one is Toyota through the Toyota Kijang. The Toyota Kijang has become a successful family car product and is the ideal reference for an Indonesian family car. Its success in becoming the number one family...
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Research on Influences of Pan-entertainment on Adolescent Values in the New Media Era
Chuqi Liu
With the rapid development of new media, pan-entertainment, as a cultural phenomenon, has a profound impact on the values of young people. With hedonism as its core, pan-entertainment is shallow in content and diverse in form, often aiming at the pursuit of instantaneous sensory stimulation and psychological...
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Profiling STEM Students’ English Writing Skills Based on CEFR Descriptors within an Outcome-Based Education Framework
Dwiria Wahyuni, Siti Nur’Aini, Senowarsito Senowarsito
Promoting English proficiency is central to nurturing students’ scientific communication competence in STEM education. This study aims to profile the English writing performance of Physics students using the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) as an assessment tool within an Outcome-Based...
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The Role of Psychological Capital and Perceived Organizational Support on Work-Life Balance among Pilot
Davina Sarahsanty, Daniel Lie
This research is based on the fact that the biggest factor causing aircraft accidents is human error, especially pilots. Previous research suggests that having a good work-life balance can reduce the rate of aircraft accidents caused by human factors. Many studies have examined how work-life balance...
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Identifying Instability in the G7 Stock Market Using Two-Regime MS-GARCH Family Model as Risk Measurement Forecasting
Darmanto Darmanto, Isnani Darti, Suci Astutik, Nurjanah Nurjanah
This study aims to investigate the instability of the G7 stock market by forecasting value at risk (VaR) as a measure of risk with a two-regime MS-GARCH family model approach. Daily data of composite stock returns from January 2010 to September 2023 from each G7 country are studied. Of the seven stocks...
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Model of Entrepreneurship Education in Islamic Boarding Schools in The Entrepreneurship Program at Al-Ittifaq Islamic Boarding School in Bandung Regency
Saktika Rohmah Fajarwati, Jajat Sudrajat Ardiwinata, Asep Saepudin, Yanti Shantini
This study aims to determine the model of Islamic boarding school entrepreneurship education in the entrepreneurship program at Al-Ittifaq Islamic Boarding School in Bandung Regency. The background of this study is based on the need for Islamic boarding schools to not only produce students who excel...
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Embodied Cognition in the Suzuki Method of Actor Training: Body effects on mood and perception
Shenjun Wang
This paper presents my accomplishments during my graduate studies in the MFA program at Beijing Film Academy and subsequent to my participation in Suzuki Method Actor Training Camp in Wujiangzhai, China. It is an interdisciplinary exploration that combines embodied cognition theory with actor performance...
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Validation of a Learning Feasibility Scale for Podcast Integration in Batik Training Programs for Young Artisans
Iip Saripah, Joni Rahmat Pramudia, Jajat Sudrajat Ardiwinata, Retno Dwi Lestari, Ari Putra, Wahid Erawan
This study aims to validate a Learning Feasibility Scale designed to assess the suitability of podcast integration within batik training programs for young artisans. Grounded in principles of experiential learning, multimedia design, and culturally responsive pedagogy, the scale evaluates four key dimensions:...
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Representation of Independent Women on A Miniseries Entitled Self-Made Inspired by The Life of Madam C.J. Walker: Pragmatics Study
Heni Haryani, Deri Fikri Fauzi, Dini Nur Fadilah, Thomson R. Lingga
This study explores the ways in which speech acts shape and convey the image of an independent woman in the miniseries Self Made, as embodied through the character of Sarah Breedlove (Madam C. J. Walker). The study is directed toward three objectives: (1) examining how the notion of independent womanhood...
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Digital Information System for Doctors’ Practice Schedule Changes at Hospital X South Tangerang
Supriadi Supriadi, Farrah Tazkia
Information about changes in doctors’ practice schedules at the RS X Polyclinic is conveyed by writing the names of doctors who will not be practicing on that day on an A5-sized sheet of paper, which is then printed and displayed on the security desk in the hospital lobby. This causes patients to often...
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The Meaning Behind the Signboard: Japanese Gastropology Representation in Restaurant Toponyms and Its Implications for the Cultural Sustainability of Bali’s Tourism
Kanah, Wahyuning Dyah, Muhammad Wahyuddin Masdin, Harisal
This study examines how Japanese gastropology is represented in the toponyms of Japanese restaurants in Bali and how these representations relate to the principles of sustainable tourism. Drawing on 95 restaurant names collected through field observation in Kuta, Denpasar, Sanur, and Jimbaran, the study...
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Integrating Recessive Education into New Youth's Life Sharing Program——Taking "Hello Life" as an Example
Han Liu
In the context of information dissemination tending to be increasingly fragmented, mass media is particularly important because of its function of transmitting information and guiding educational culture. Under the influence of the background of information technology, life-sharing programs have gradually...
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Research and Practice on the Reform of Public Basic Courses for New Energy Vehicle Technology Majors in Chinese Japanese Cooperative Education under the New Standards of Vocational Education
Yong Ding
This article specifically focuses on the reform of public basic courses for the new energy vehicle technology major of “Chinese Japanese Cooperative Education” in vocational colleges (the public basic courses in this article mainly refer to Chinese, mathematics, physical education, and aesthetic education...
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The Regulation of Foreign Ownership of National Banks in Indonesia and Its Impact on National Development
Ashinta Sekar Bidari, Pujiyono Suwadi, Yudho Taruno Muryanto
International agreements make Indonesia liberalize the financial sector. As a result, foreign ownership of national banks in Indonesia has dominated the shares of banks that have gone public. Even though market mechanisms should be the key to healthy competition in liberalizing national bank ownership...
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An Exploration of Alchemists’ Image in the Three Kingdoms and its Historical Record
– Taking Zuo Ci’s Image Change as an Example
Yusong Li
The images of ancient Chinese alchemists appear frequently in historical writing, and those images originate from historical histories but turn into literary ones eventually. Zuo Ci, a typical representative, experienced the image mentioned above change from Wei Jin, Southern, and Northern Dynasties...
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Behavior Assessment Communicating: Scale Validation Through Exploratory Factor Analysis and Confirmatory Factor Analysis
Abdullah Pandang, Mantasiah, Nur Fadhilah Umar, Azam Arifyadi
This study aims to assess the reliability and validity of the Politeness Behavior Scale (PBC) and derive the most suitable model from it. The researcher created the PBC scale. The researchers used a descriptive quantitative data analysis method, the PBC scale adaption process. Students from the three...
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Android-Based Flute Learning Media
Gilang Ciptadi Mahatkarsa, Yudi Sukmayadi
Learning media has an important role to support the teaching and learning process, with learning media the delivery of information can be easily conveyed. Android-based learning media is a new technology, which is in great demand by young people, Android-based distilled learning media can be used to...
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The Solution of the Difficulties in Inheriting the Right to Use Homestead from the Perspective of the Separation of Three Rights
--Take the Example of a Married Woman
Junru Su, Shuangqing Zhu
The dilemma of inheritance of the right to the use of homestead land is a major crux of the use of homestead land, which is especially obvious in the aspect of the inheritance right of married women. The inheritance dilemma of the right to use the land is related to the dual structure of rural land,...
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Contribution of Social Support to Work-life Balance on Working Women During Work From Home
Rezky Ariany Aras, Sri Wahyuni, Annisa Halawatus Salwa Thalib
The switch to work from home during the covid-19 pandemic has affected people’s work-life balance, even more so for working women. This study aims to determine the contribution of social support to work-life balance on working women during work from home. This research uses a quantitative method with...
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Application of a Scientific Approach to Improve Students’ Creativity in Recycling Waste
Hikmawati Usman, Khaerunnisa Khaerunnisa, Andika Selasri
Cognitively competent children are not only able to think critically but also creatively. Student thinking abilities influence students’ ability to solve problems in learning. This study describes students’ creativity in recycling waste in subjects’ students. The research was conducted at an Elementary...
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The Urgency of Interregional Cooperation for the Development of New Areas: Studies in Indonesia
Ardhana Januar Mahardhani, Sunarto, Sulton
The concept of autonomy that is still running brings enormous benefits for districts to develop their regions according to their existing potential. Although there are still many districts in Indonesia that are stagnant in the development and development of new areas, districts tend to wait for instructions...
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Factors Affecting the Adoption of Electronic Payment Technology in Service Applications Online Transportation in Indonesia
Moh Farid Najib, Vita Karima
This study aims to understand customer behavioral intention in adopting digital payment on online transportation services. Researcher modifies the Unified Theory of Acceptance, and Use of Technology 2 (UTAUT 2) theory in this research. With 200 respondents, this study identifies performance expectancy,...
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The Meeting with the Scythians Idiophones and Chordophones The Ancient Altai and Black Sea Region's Cultures
Vladimir Lisovoi, Angelina Alpatova
The study of Ancient Scythians' music is one of the most interesting subjects of the modern music archaeology. It can be researched in the comparative way. According to the texts by ancient Greek authors, the ancient Scythians did not have musical instruments. Yet, between the 18th–20th centuries, new...
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Discussion on the Feasible Path of Intelligent Community Participatory Governance in New Media Context
Honglu Fan, Tangbo Li
The focus of this paper was the involvement of new media in community governance with the aim to construct intelligent community and achieve community participatory governance. Combining communication and sociology, this paper was based on agenda-setting and cultivation analysis and started from the...
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Research of College English Writing Teaching Mode Based on Inquiry-based Learning
Xiaoxia Chen
As a new pedagogical method, inquiry-based learning (IBL) has changed students' learning style and teachers' teaching ideas, which places the student, the subject, and their interaction at the center of the learning experience. It emphasizes the diversity and scientificalness of the way of learning and...
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On the Transformation of Government Functions in the Construction of Urban Community Culture in the Northwest Minority Areas----A Case Study of Da wu kou District, Shi zui shan City, Ningxia
Yang Chen, Jing Han
The sustainable and healthy development of the construction of community culture in minority areas is based on the accurate positioning of government functions, which cannot be separated from certain government functions and behaviors. This article takes the community culture construction in the northwest...
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How Does Hainan Realize Sustainable Tourism ------- Based on Governance in Environmental Protection
Jue Wang
Hainan government had focused on sustainable tourism development by governance in environmental protection. However, phenomenon that Hainan officials paid much attention to economic growth while they ignored environmental protection is still common, which has a negative impact on sustainable development...
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Research on Interest and Accepting Psychology of College Freshman Year in Art Design Education
Pingqing Zhang, Yang Wang
On the old teaching, the teacher defined as imparter and educator and administer of knowledge is center status. Under the mode, the student’s interest are ignored or looked upon them oneself, so the accepting effect often is ignored, and the teaching effect discount and mislead and cause harm to the...
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Research on Public Acceptance of Waste Safety Disposal Based on Structural Equation Model
Li Liao, Xiaohua Yang, Yaping Wan
Waste disposal is one of the noticeable problems in the development of nuclear energy and the use of nuclear technology. The public's awareness about environment and safety was significantly improved. Especially after Fukushima, the public is more sensitive to the development of nuclear energy, and more...
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To Build Open Community and Cluster Closed-unit under the Circumstance of Land Unit Use
Xiaofan Zhao
Reflection on China's residential area. We will see the hierarchical land use model of residential areas--residential unit-housing cluster development. According to present and future needs, we face the problem between transportation and land use in urban area as follows: urban traffic microcirculation...
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Social and Historical Environment of the Society of Moscow Artists
Elena Lomova
The article is concerned with the social and historical conditions of forming the Society of Moscow Artists (OMKh), whose members had covered a long way from an epatage art group the Jack of Diamonds to the society standing at the origins of Socialist Realism.
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Reform and Practice of Strengthening Application-Oriented IT Internship & Training and Promoting Information Management Specialty Level
Kang-lin Gao, Mei Dong
It is very important to promote information quality of college students for their creatively acquiring, processing and applying effective information at the age of Big Data. In line with the requirements of present social development for application-oriented information technology undergraduates the...
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Analysis of Influencing Factors of College Students Installment Purchase
Jiayu Song
The article designed based on consumer psychology theory and other related research from inner and foreign country. The utility theory and discounting factor are used to establish a model to determine the level of psychological discount rate that consumers would be willing to accept. Finally, this paper...
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Research on the Higher Education Management Theory Framework Optimization and Practice under the Internet Background
Yanchun Qi
In this paper, we conduct the basic research on the higher education management theory framework optimization and practice under Internet background. Under background of globalization, the world in the development of higher education management reform and marketization, enterprise trend has become increasingly...
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Consumers’ Willingness to Buy Brand Ginseng Products and its Empirical Study on the Influence Factors
Yundi Dai, Yanjiao Wen, Wei Xie, Huimin Li
This Logistic model on consumers’ willingness to buy brand ginseng products and measurement analysis of influencing factors. Results show that consumers buy brands of ginseng products under the influence of a variety of factors, the primary factor for the consumer's personal factors, including consumer's...
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Innovation of Undergraduate Teaching under the Background of Knowledge Fragmentation
Jin Zhang
t. The development of modern science and technology promotes the development of advanced network multimedia, and it provides a diversified learning resource for the public. With the help of network multimedia, we can learn anytime and anywhere, and this knowledge fragmentation phenomenon has been deeply...