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Analysis of Management Implementation of Management Centers and Training for North Sumatera Students in 2019

Netty Kartika Sari Berutu, Nurhayati Simatupang, Albadi Sinulingga
In this case the researcher’s rationale Knowing the stages of the process carried out by recruiting athletes at the training and training center (PPLP) of North Sumatra and planning programs at the training and training center in North Sumatra, facilities and infrastructure needed by athletes to help...

Public Service Accountability Based on Human Rights (Study at the Office of Pangkalan Jambu Subdistrict, Merangin District)

Herdison, Aldri Frinaldi
This research is motivated by several problems, namely not yet fulfilled human rights in providing services to the public provided by government officials, unclear service procedures, the existence of illegal fees, injustice in service delivery, poor service ethics. This study aims to analyze the accountability...

Contribution of Social Media in Increasing Marketing of Creative Economy Product

Jefry Romdonny, Soesanty Maulany
Entering the digital era, social media is the right tool for creative economy ventures and consumers to conduct business transactions without being limited to time and space. Therefore, the aim of this research is to find out how much the contribution of social media in increasing the marketing of creative...

Social Interaction on “Sleborz” Illustration in the Perspective of Sociological Study of Art

Nanang Ganda Prawira, Nala Nandana Undiana
Social interaction is a human need as a living creature that basically can only live if it is related to other creatures. Art is a product of human creation that is used as a form of cultural expression and social expression. The social interaction form of artwork can be seen from the illustration of...

Development of Jurisprudential Inquiry Model in Improving Student Critical Thinking of Fake News (Hoax)

Dadang Sundawa, Susan Fitriasari, Dwi Iman Muthaqin, Dede Iswandi
this article discusses about hoax in society as the social phenomenon and hoax as a violation of the law. This article is base on the previous research with title Implementation Learning Model Analysis Jurisprudential Inquiry As Effort Prevention News Hoax Among Students, the results of a prior study...

Mathematical Translation of Verbal Representation to Symbol Representation: A Case Study in Prospective Teachers Having High Mathematical Ability

St Nizaruddin, Budi Waluyo, Rochmad, Isnarto
The purpose of this research is to describe the translational ability of verbal mathematical representation to symbols representation in prospective teachers who have high mathematical ability in solving mathematical problems. One student with high mathematical ability was chosen to be a research participant....

Industrial Complex Transformation Trends in Digital Economy

A.G. Boev, Y.P. Anisimov, O.A. Kolodyazhnaya, V.A. Savvateev, M.A. Babakov, A.I. Safonova
The article considers the relevant trends and problems of the Russian manufacture transformation under the digital economic context. The feature of the digital economy is determined that is implied the wide use of information and communication technology (ICT) and digital transformation as enterprise...

Teaching EFL for Young Learners in Islamic Elementary Boarding School

Yoyok Agus Wahyudi, Suwarsih Madya
this research aims to describe how is teaching-English to young learners in the Islamic Elementary Boarding School in Yogyakarta. In this research, the writer uses descriptive qualitative research. The method used in this research is the descriptive method. The instruments used are an interview with...

The Symbolic Subject in the Optics of Symbolic State Power

Olga Malyukova, Oleg Rybakov
Political subjectivity today takes on a symbolic or digital form. The symbolic subject is gradually replacing the physical subject from the political sphere. The state power in its activity essentially relies on symbolic politics, an element of which it, being a type of political activity, is itself....

Questions and Reflections: Thoughts on the Method of Class Analysis in Law

Jianming Du
As a basic research method of Marxist jurisprudence, the explanatory power of class analysis in the field of jurisprudence has long been questioned. By reviewing and reflecting on the application of class analysis in law, this paper focuses on the problems of dogmatism, labeling and ideologicalization...

Character Development in Generation Alpha Through Social-Emotional Learning With Parent Involvement

Yenina Akmal, Sri Koeswantono, Sofia Hartati, Hikmah
Children born in 2010 until now are called Generation Alpha. Generation Alpha is amidst advanced information technology at its golden age. They are familiar with the technology and internet world from an early age and also known as the digital native. Children, who are studying in playgroups, kindergartens,...

WEB-Based e-Personal Counseling (e-PC) Model to Reduce Anxiety Dealing Wth National Examination

Khairul Amri, Mudjiran, Yeni Karneli
Due to rapid development of information and technology in this industrial era, relationship between counselors and clients do not occur only through face-to-face interaction but also through virtual medium like e-Personal Counseling (e-PC). The e-PC can facilitate counselors and their clients to discuss...

Social Level Parameters of Banjar Society in the Tradition of Jujuran Islamic Law Perspective

Muthoifin, Pristila Putri
This study aims to analyze the foundation used by the people of Tanah Bumbu Regency in determining jujuran, to understand the perspective of the Banjar people in Tanah Bumbu Regency about the philosophical values contained in jujuran customs, and to explain the correlation of Islamic views on dowry and...

Curriculum Design for Postgraduate Program of Islamic Study at UIN Raden Fatah Palembang During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Ahmad Zainuri, Aflatun Muchtar, Yusron Masduki
During the Covid-19 pandemic, the learning process at the Islamic Studies Study Program, Postgraduate Program, UIN Raden Fatah Palembang was carried out online (long distance), so that lecturers were required to be creative in designing the learning curriculum. The curriculum design is structured as...

Implementation of Discovery Learning Factor Analysis in Transforming Learning Achievement Through Stimulus Organism Response Theory

Suryadi, Ludfi Djajanto
The Discovery Learning method in collaboration with the Stimulus Organism Response Model (SOR) can explain the learning model and explain how the stimulus is captured by the five senses, then felt, causing a response to something. Whereas the discovery method with a lot of manifest causes discrepancies...

A Route to Routh — The Classical Setting

Ladislav Adamec
Pages: 87 - 107
There is a well known principle in classical mechanic stating that a variational problem independent of a configuration space variable w (so called cyclic variable), but dependent on its velocity w′ can be expressed without both w and w′. This principle is known as the Routh reduction. In this paper,...

Phenomenology Study of Millennial Influencers in Herding the Digital Community

Joni Manumpak Parulian Gultom, Candra Gunawan Marisi, Didimus S B Prasetya, Go Heeng, Daniel Ginting
Technology is an integral part of today’s life. To give birth to a digital generation who are familiar with the digital world, where they can access the internet for up to 8 hours per day and 3 hours access social media. The digital native generation is young people who are familiar with the digital...
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Identification of Community Trust: A Case Study of the Covid-19 Vaccine Discovery Phenomenon

Nila Lestari, Nida Amalia, Ghozali Ghozali, Sri Sunarti, Kresna Febriyanto, Gandi Puad Pratama, Julia Tri Astuti, Erliga Nur Hikmah, Badrani Abbas Al-Fajri
People’s beliefs or beliefs are at the core of aspects of behavior, culture, norms, values and habits that influence a person’s perception and actions towards an object. Public trust in vaccines is an important issue that must be considered because a person’s lack of interest in vaccinating can lead...

Research on University Cultural and Creative Product Design

Ying Wang
Each university has its own cultural and historical characteristics, which can be condensed into the material carrier of campus cultural and creative products. Nowadays, more and more universities begin to operate their own campus cultural and creative products, which have become an important channel...
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Inhibitory Power of Moringa (Moringa oleifera) Seed Extract from Various Levels of Maturity on Eschericia coli bacteria

Rostiati Rahmatu, Moh. Nur Sangaji, Adehani, Rahmi, Nur Alam
This study aims to obtain the maturity level of certain Moringa seeds that can inhibit the development of E. coli bacteria. This study used a Completely Randomized Design (CRD) consisting of one factor with the treatment of the maturity level of moringa seeds namely K1 = young seed extract, K2 = medium...

Cultivating Young Learners’ Creativity Through Story Telling in Remote Learning

Betharia Sembiring Pandia
During COVID 19 pandemic, all teaching and learning process seem to be changed a lot in terms of teacher-student interaction, teaching method, assessment and so on. Despite of the changes, teachers are urged to manage themselves to cope with this situation. One of the most eseential thing is to find...
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Vallecular CYST in Neonates: A Case Report

Raden Dimas Hardiana Putra, Raden Ayu Hardianti Saputri, Ongka Muhammad Saifuddin, Mohammad Adithya Prawiranata
Introduction Congenital valvular cysts are rare and can present with acute airway obstruction with wheezing as a chief complaint in neonates and young children. In absent of early detection and appropriate treatment, airway obstruction can cause severe morbidity and mortality. Symptoms...
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Tarhirim – A Case Study of Culture-Bound Syndrome Due to Unmet Desires in Batak Toba Culture

Natria Ledystha Napitupulu, Elmeida Effendy, Freddy Subastian
Tarhirim is a term in the Batak Toba language, spoken by the Batak Toba ethnic group in North Sumatra, Indonesia. This condition occurs when a person has a desire for something, usually something simple, such as food or goods, but it remains unfulfilled. As a result, the individual experiences feelings...

The Impementation of Affective Assesment on Indonesian Language Learning based on the Students’ Character Education

Sukma Sukma, Juniati Juniati, Nirmayanti Nirmayanti, Andi Bismawati
Affective assessment is an educator’s activity to find out student behavior that can be seen during the learning process or even outside the learning process. The purpose of this study is to describe the planning, implementation, constraints, and efforts to overcome obstacles to affective assessment...

Effect of Lifestyle and Finansial Literacy on Financial Behavior of Individuals with Level of Education as Moderating Variabels

Study on Productive Age Communities in Trenggalek Regency

Lina Hanifatul Azizah, Achmad Murdiono
Financial ability will be greatly influenced by a person’s financial behavior. In theory, whether or not a person’s financial health can be measured by how individuals can behave towards their finances. The factors that influence a person’s financial behavior are lifestyle and financial literacy. The...

The Design and Implementation of Digital Virtual Exhibition Platform for Arts and Crafts Design Based on 3D Web3D Technology

Linyu Li
In order to show the artistic beauty of arts and crafts design works more conveniently and comprehensively, this paper studies the digital virtual display platform of arts and crafts design based on Web3D technology. In this system, the sculpture model is established by 3dsmax, the scene is rendered...

The Community Perceptions of the Interactive Learning Zone Implementation at Semat Beach

R. Hadapiningradja Kusumodestoni, Azzah Nor Laila, Olyvia Revalita Candraloka, D. Darmanto
Semat Beach has an Interactive Learning Zone, which includes a learning play area and a literacy corner, designed to attract families and children. This study aimed to investigate the community’s perception on the implementation of the learning play area and the literacy corner in promoting child-friendly...

Collective Violence and Solidarity in External Student Organizations

Rahmah Fitriana, Sanggar Kanto, Anif Fatma Chawa, Siti Kholifah
Students are often caught in situations, so they are violent. Personal conflicts turn into group problems. Collective violence occurs in the name of group solidarity. This study investigates if there is a relationship between student unity and organizational principles supporting mass violence. Students...

In the Light of Cultural Studies, the Contest of Javanese Deli Cultural Identity vs. Local Culture

Leylia Khairani
Contestation is inextricably linked to “space” as an arena for squabbling over symbols that serve as markers of certain identities. And that identity can be associated with it in social groups. In some contexts, the expression of identity becomes a tool for someone as a member of a social group to realize...

The Use of South Korean Food Vlogger Video Content in the Development of Teaching Material of Indonesian Language for Foreign Speakers (BIPA)

Angga Febriyatko, Ari Ambarwati, Koh Young Hun
The research focuses on the linguistic aspects of the videos, such as everyday language usage, slang vocabularies, phonetic differences between the Indonesian and Korean languages, and an understanding of Indonesia’s food cultures. Analysis shows South Korean food vlogger video content can significantly...

The Impact of Bullying on the Confidence of Elementary School Students (Case Study in Elementary Schools in Sukabumi Regency)

Asma Azzahra, Ari Wahyuni, Siti Hartianti Pratini, Teofilus Ardian Hopeman, Sona Minasyan
Bullying is an act of bullying from one or more people caused by lustful impulses that whisper within themselves as if they are more significant and more powerful than other people who are considered weaker in a community with the aim of getting self-satisfaction by injuring, intimidating, and even harassing...

Detection of Pre-Service Teachers’ Drop-Out: Testing the Validity of The Language Anxiety and Resilience Test

Ratri Harida, Rizki Mustikasari, Cutiana Windri Astuti
Language anxiety is one of the psychological factors that can affect academic performance and the continuation of students’ studies. Resilience, or the ability to withstand and recover from pressure, also plays a crucial role in academic success. This research aims to develop a language anxiety and resilience...

Impacts of the Spanish Flu and COVID-19 on Higher Education

Tong Zhu
The Spanish Flu and COVID-19 pandemics caused both positive and negative impacts on higher education. They caused the closure of higher education campuses and difficulties in several aspects like the difficulty of learning, financial difficulty, and so on. However, higher education’s response brought...

What Drives Financing Constraints? Insights from ESG Performance, Patient Capital, and Board Diversity with Mediation Analysis

Wenji Sun
This study primarily investigates the impact of environmental performance on corporate financing constraints. It further examines the underlying mechanisms through which patient capital and board diversity, particularly the proportion of female directors, influence the relationship between environmental...
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Stock Price Prediction Based on Machine Learning

Ke Huang
Due to the rapid development of the internet and the financial industry, stock price prediction has become a widely discussed topic. Government departments and regulatory agencies use stock price forecasts to understand the market’s health, which helps formulate economic strategies and prevent systemic...

Crafting IT English Teaching Materials based on Outcome-Based Education with a Character-Enriched Flipped Classroom Method

Gusti Nyoman Ayu Sukerti, Luh Nyoman Chandra Handayani, I Putu Yoga Laksana, Putu Tika Virginiya
This paper is intended to examine how Outcome-Based Education (OBE) can be applied to the creation of English teaching materials tailored for students in information technology. The main goal is not only to impart English language skills through instruction but also other IT-related and measurable qualifications...

Discussion on the Ideological-political Construction of Programming Courses under the Collaborative Education Mode

Hongmei Li, Haihang Zhang
The collaborative education model is a new type of participatory learning method that can both acquire knowledge and promote personal development during the teaching process. Under this learning approach, appropriate teaching methods and case studies are naturally integrated with ideological-political...
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Development of Hydraulic-Based Equipment for Candlenut Oil Extraction: Design and Implementation

I. P. G. Sopan Rahtika, I. M. Suarta, I. K. Rusmariadi, K. B. W. Yasa
Indonesia possesses a remarkably diverse biodiversity that holds significant potential for enhancing the national economy. Among the traditional products commonly employed for medicinal purposes is candlenut oil. However, the current extraction process for candlenut oil relies on manual squeezing, following...
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Research on Teaching Mode Innovative Reform of College Physics Under the New Engineering Background

Xiaomin Zhang, Chuan Liu, Yao Chen, Mengli Pang
Under the background of new engineering, the college physics course reform adheres to the “student-oriented, moral and human” educational philosophy as well as the principle of education according to the ability to teach. The high-quality applied talents should be provided as the direction of cultivation...

Capital Structure, Profitability, and Firm Value: Does Firm’s Dividend Policy Matter? Evidence from Telecommunication Industry

Fauji Sanusi, Nurani Fuspawita, Yeni Januarsi
Using dividend policy as a moderating variable, the purpose of this study is to examine the factors that determine the value of a firm, focusing on the capital structure and profitability of the telecommunications industry listed on the IDX from 2016 to 2020. The findings of this study show that capital...

Social Media Branding: Driving Economic Growth in Singapore’s Creative City Movement

Prayudi, Kartika Ayu Ardhanariswari, Ninik Probosari, Dias Regian Pingkan
This study examines the use of social media to brand Singapore as a creative city of design, which is capable of promoting regional economic growth and fostering an exciting urban environment. Using qualitative research, this study accurately describes the facts and characteristics of Singapore‘s efforts...
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Investigating Factors Affecting Consumer Purchase Intentions in the Online Retail Sector: An Analysis of Customer Data

Maiqi Huang, Qing Lian, Siying Wu
This work delves into the various factors influencing online shopping behavior and the impact on customer purchase outcomes. With the ever-expanding e-commerce landscape, understanding the dynamics of consumer behavior is of paramount importance for online retailers seeking to enhance their revenue and...
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The Effect of Turmeric (Curcuma longa) Extract Administration on Malondialdehyde (MDA) Levels and Superoxide Dismutase (SOD) Activity in Wistar Rats (Rattus norvegicus) Induced by Excessive Physical Activity

Fransiska Fransiska, Ali Napiah Nasution, Qori Fadillah
Excessive physical activity can increase the production of free radicals, which may cause oxidative stress if the body’s antioxidant system cannot handle it. This study aimed to find out whether turmeric extract can help reduce malondialdehyde (MDA) levels and increase superoxide dismutase (SOD) activity...

Internal Conflict of Main Character Karna in Wayang Kulit Performance “Karna Tandhing” by Ki Seno Nugroho

Angga Bimo Satoto, Diah Retno Hapsari, Afendy Widayat
Many values can be learned from wayang kulit performance, such as the values of character, morals, and education. One of the values that can be learned is the psyche of wayang kulit characters, especially in the form of inner conflicts and their solutions. The inner conflict of the wayang kulit character...

Designing a CRM Application: Enhancing Promotional Strategies Efficiency to Increase the Number of New Students at the University of National

Dhieka Avrilia Lantana, Marsudi Marsudi, Ariana Azimah, Tri Waluyo, Fauziah Fauziah
This research aims to develop a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) application for the university to enhance the efficiency of promotional strategies to increase the number of new students and eliminate manual tasks in the process. In this research, the software development method used was Rapid...

Good Governance in Public Services Establishing Buildings in Cianjur District

Poni Sukaesih Kurniati, Rama Anta Wijaya Kusumah
This study aims to determine the extent of the quality of Building Permit from the Good Governance Perspective. Using a qualitative method with a descriptive approach, the delivery of public services in Indonesia is the responsibility of the central, provincial, city, and district governments. This research...
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Structural Analysis of Burkholderia Pseudomallei (Melioidosis) Receptor and Finding Novel Drug Leads for the Receptor

Rehan Khan, Jimema Paul, Preenon Bagchi
Melioidosis or Whitmore’s disease is caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei infection in humans. Burkholderia pseudomallei is the self-propelling bacteria that zooms around using its trusty flagellum, measuring a mere 2-5 micrometers in length and 0.4-0.8 micrometers in diameter. A human infection caused...

A Design Implication for Casual Card Games in Game Jam

Nadia Mahatmi, Rani Aryani Widjono
Just like video games, board games also need a long iterative development. However, there is still a lack of research on board games, particularly regarding their design and production processes in tight schedule environment, such as a board game jam. This paper explores the question: How can a board...

A Posture–Depth–Motion Decomposition Framework for Hand Landmark–Based Sign Language Recognition

M. Neela Harish, G. Babu
For deaf and hard-of-hearing people, communication barriers remain a major obstacle, particularly in assistive and emergency communication situations. The majority of methods have mainly concentrated on gesture recognition and do not adequately address robustness under real-world variations like motion...
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Reinforcement Learning and Gamification: a Framework for Integrating Intelligent Agents In Retro Video Games

Nemanja Josipovic, Aleksandar Petrovic, Aleksa Cuk, Milos Antonijevic, Dejan Jovanovic, Nebojsa Budimirovic
This work explores the benefits that reinforcement learning (RL) and unsupervised learning (UL) have over supervised learning (SL). Using RL and Python simulations are produced that closely mimic those observed in the real world, and an agent is trained using a form of genetic algorithm. The system created...