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Scaffolding Sustainability

Critical Thinking for SDG Achievement

Rita Payan-Carreira, Hugo Rebelo, Ana Maria Cristóvão, Luís Sebastião
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals represent humanity’s most comprehensive framework for addressing deeply interconnected global challenges, yet progress on more than half of all targets remains insufficient. This chapter argues that the implementation gap is, in part, a cognitive problem...
Proceedings Article

Bioclimatic Integration of Edo Vernacular Mud Architecture with Modern Modular Design for Sustainable Urban Housing in Edo State, Nigeria

Stephen Ayemwenre Aigboduwa, Thompson Orogo, Festus Enesi
This study explores an uncharted intersection of Edo vernacular mud architecture and modern modular design to develop bioclimatic, sustainable urban housing solutions in Edo State, Nigeria. Despite traditional Edo mud architecture’s rich cultural and environmental adaptability, its potential synergy...

Work Climate and Job Satisfaction Toward Employee Performance at PT. Ghasyas Surya Mandiri

Muh Ghasyas Ainul Nasrul, Mursalim Nohong
The present inquiry investigates how the surrounding work context and employees’ sense of role fulfillment contribute to performance outcomes at PT. Ghasyas Surya Mandiri. A quantitative strategy grounded in an associative framework was employed. Empirical evidence was generated through the administration...
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P1.01 PULSE WAVE VELOCITY: HOW TO ASSESS THE DISTANCE?

D. Mahieu, D. Devos, J. Kips, E. Achten, P. Segers, L. Van Bortel
Pages: 161 - 161
Objective: Pulse wave velocity (PWV) is accepted as the standard technique to assess aortic stiffness. While the carotid-femoral transit time can be assessed with high accuracy, the measurement of the aortic length is, however, less accurate. Several approaches for measuring aortic length over the body-surface...

Corporate Income Tax Planning Methods and Research of High-Tech Enterprises

Haozhen Yang, Zhengjia Ning
As the world continues to develop, so too do laws, rules, regulations, and customs. With the improvement of taxation laws, companies, especially multinational ones, started to look towards new means with which they would be able to reduce their tax burden. This answer was found in tax planning, and this...

Optimization of Technology Use in the New Normal Parole Program: A Comparative Study of Indonesia, the United States and the United Kingdom

Argo Suhartono, Dannissa Rahmadiyanti, Olivia Sarayar
The Law and Human Rights Ministerial Regulation Number 32 of 2020, which was issued as an emergency policy, has encouraged the optimal use of technology in the parole programs during the Covid-19 pandemic. Optimizing the use of technology, in fact, has made services in the correctional field, especially...
Proceedings Article

Remote Sensing Monitoring and Effect Evaluation on Ecological Restoration of Heidaigou Coal Mining Area

Dan Huang, Qingsheng Liu
With the rapid development of society and economy, the increasing demands of coal resources not only caused the over-exploitation, but also damaged the ecological environments. So it is important to restore the mining areas, which largely means vegetation restoration. This paper takes Heidaigou mining...
Proceedings Article

Analysis of Learning Motivation in Foreign Language Acquisiton: How do non-English majors’ Motivation Impacts Learning Outcome

Fang Huang, Yuhuan Wang
Learning motivation has been a hot issue in the sphere of foreign language acquisition for years. Studies proved that motivational factors are critical to the achievement of language learning. In order to have a better understanding of students’ English learning motivation and how their motivation impact...

Application of Metacognitive Strategies in EFL Writing Instruction

Tianqiong Xia
English writing, traditionally seen as one of the four basic skills of second language (L2) learning, always plays an important role in language teaching and learning. How to improve students' writing proficiency is one of hot issues in EFL instruction. This paper explores metacognitive strategies application...

Smart Campus with the Big Data

Jianhua Zhang, Yijing Xu
After Chinese universities implementation the basic engineering "digital campus" , now is needed to resolve how to make use of modern information technology to education reform. This paper talk about what are smart education and smart campus, and then to point out the difficulties in Implementation of...

The Development of the Role of Women as Islamic Educator in Family Through Activity of the Quran Recitation Forum

Zahratul Azizah
Women have multi role in the family, one of them are the role of the educator to their children, which guide, educate and fostering to be noble children, righteous to their parents, useful for nation. To play the role as Islamic educator in the family, a woman need to have various knowledge that is not...

Network Subculture Communication in the Digital Age with the Replication of Meme as the Core: A Case Study of " the Popularity of Wang Ju "

Jingyuan Bai, Yunjuan Cai
Taking the popular phenomenon "the Popularity of Wang Ju" in May 2018 as an example, this paper uses case analysis and network ethnography to analyze how meme promotes the spread of network sub-culture and how meme successfully replicates itself in the digital age. In the phenomena of Wang Ju's popularity,...

Promoting Integrated Authentic Learning: An Anticipation of ASEAN Mutual Recognition Agreement on Vocational-Education Graduates’ Skills

Isnandar Isnandar, Didik Nurhadi
The purpose of vocational education is to provide for human resources with competencies trade organizations and industry need in their struggle to compete and work productively and professionally. To make their graduates qualified and competitive at ASEAN level, not only must vocational education improve...

The Planning Design to Improve Community Participation of Rural Areas Development

Hery Nariyah, Darwanto Darwanto
The planning function in an effort to increase the participation of the village's physical development is a description of the discussion about the problem of the less optimal planning function in an effort to increase the participation of the village's physical development. The planning that has been...

The Construction of Terrorism Issue in Indonesian Movie Entitled 3 (Alif Lam Mim) by Anggy Umbara

Muh. Bahruddin, Ibnu Hamad
This study aims to explore Peircean semiotic text analysis with mise en scene concept. Researcher use a counter hegemony approach to see the ideology of filmmaker. For This combination is used to identify terrorism issue constructed by an Indonesian movie entitled 3 (Alif Lam Mim) by film director Anggy...

Feminism in Roald Dahl's "Lamb to the Slaughter": A Semiotic Analysis

Jeanyfer Tanusy
Literary works have been shaping how people see the world around them for hundreds of years; they have become a medium for portraying and/or criticizing a certain society in a certain period of time. One thing that has never ceased to appear in literary works is gender role and representation, which...

The Analysis of Urban Legend Theme that 2012 Broadcasting Students Use when Making Film Project

Freddy Yusanto, Diah Agung Esfandari
The film titled Jelangkung was released in 2001. Rizal Mantovani and Jose Poernomo were able to bring the theme urban legend up to the screen successfully with a modern twist. The tension in the film that they presented were not merely because of the ghost apparition, but also because of cameras’ motions,...

Using Google Docs to Improve Accuracy in Dialogue Writings

Michael Heath
In 2017, I set out to trial a new approach to teaching writing and speaking to a distance student learning online. This presentation will outline the development of a teaching plan which exploited the relatively new affordances that online tools such as Google docs and Microsoft Skydrive provide to teachers...

How Does Creative Learning Environment Foster Student Creativity? An Examination on Multiple Explanatory Mechanisms

Mudan Fan
Drawing on Amabile’s componential theory of creativity, the present research aims to test how a creative learning environment can foster undergraduate creativity through three distinct mechanisms (i.e., learning goal orientation, network ties, and knowledge sharing). A total of 431 students and their...

Transitivity and Critical Discourse Analysis on Emma Watson's Speech at the Launching of UN Women "HeForShe" Campaign

Roza Puspita, Condra Antoni
This research focuses on the analysis of transitivity, social wrong and solving problem in Emma Watson's speech for the HeForShe campaign by using Fairclough's theoretical framework of critical discourse analysis. Transitivity analysis is the fundamental tool to see how Emma Watson using language to...

Family Role in Children’s Social Development

Setiawati
Current social behavior in the midst of society is very alarming, both in cities and in rural communities, carried out by adolescents, as well as adults, rulers, entrepreneurs and ordinary people. This happens because it has thinned the joints of social life among the people today. The low sense of fellow...

The Effect of Organization Climate on Performance with Job Satisfaction as an Intervening Variable

Paisal, Afrizawati, Divianto, Yahya
This study aims to determine how the influence of organization climate on performance with job satisfaction as an intervening variable. This study uses primary data taken through a questionnaire. The research sample consisted of 126 respondents who were permanent education staff in Sriwijaya State Polytechnic....

Islamic Values in Speech Roll Tradition as Humanist Education in Jambi

Wahyudi Buska, Yogia Prihartini, Muhamad Yusuf, Ridha D. S. Muhammad, Syamsarina Syamsarina
This research aims to reveal one of the traditions of people in Tanjung Hilir Kerinci, the recitation of the Khutbah Gulung (lit: speech roll) every Idul Fitri and Idul Adha. This tradition have lasted for decades. The text was written in Arab Melayu using connected pieces of paper and then rolled on...

The Application of Character Values of Love, Discipline, and Honesty in Children Aged 4–6 Years

Kristianingsih, Adhimas Wahyu Agung Wijaya
This study aims to describe: (1) the application of love, discipline, and honesty values in children aged 4-6 years and (2) the supporting and inhibiting factors for the application of three-character values in children aged 4-6 years in Kanisius Kotabaru Kindergarten, Yogyakarta. This study is a qualitative...

The Importance of Strategy Employee Engagement in Organization

Tegar Punang Mahardi, Dwi Idawati
Employee engagement is a matter of concern for the company to be able to achieve maximum results. Same is the case with PT.XYZ, seeing employee engagement is one of the important things to get maximum results. The current condition with the success rate of employee turnover, makes the company want to...

The Future of Marketing Chinese Luxury Brands

An Analysis of Current Consumer Behavior and Future Implications

Jun Liang Li, Wenxi Li, Zeyang Wang, Ziwei Wang, Xinyao Zhang
Mainland China has seen significant expansion in its luxury goods market over the past decade and is on track to become the world’s largest luxury consumer by 2025. Understanding the most current consumption patterns of Chinese luxury consumers is pertinent to brand success in China. The purpose of this...

Improving Values of Characters Through Post Modern Dance Education in the State Junior High School 2 Jaten

Tri Handayani
This study aims to: 1) improve the characters of alpha generation through post modern dance education, 2) deepen and extend the students’ knowledge in understanding how the school subjects relate to one another and cultivate their talent and interest; 3) establish character education based on the school...

The Strategy of CSR for Post COVID-19 Era

Study Case: PERTAMINA

Wanda Kharisa Ristyanti, Mayrani Tika Mulyana, Priscilla Maulina Juliani Siregar, Nur Nadhirah Saiful, Arbi Abdullah Saleh, Yap Charlyn Joy Ballona, Nyayu Lathifah Tirdasari
PERTAMINA’s commitment to sustainability can be seen by meeting some of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) field practice during the COVID-19 pandemic, PERTAMINA focuses on moving directly to survive and adapt to the situation. This study aims to propose...
Proceedings Article

Incidental Finding of Hearing Loss in Patients before the Intra-arterial Heparin Flushing (IAHF) Procedure

Elvita Rahmi Daulay, Delfitri Munir, Aznan Lelo, Terawan Agus Putranto
Background: Hearing loss is often not addressed by the patient. Patients underwent pure tone audiometry test before the Intra-arterial Heparin Flushing (IAHF) procedure, and some patients had hearing loss. Objective: The purpose of this study is to find out how patients describe their hearing...
Proceedings Article

Gradation Analysis of Fine Aggregate with Comparison of Cimangkok Sand, Jebrok Sand, Cipelang Sand, Pelabuhan Ratu Sand in Sukabumi

Abdul Malik Algoni, Nurarti Awalia, Yusi Nurusyifa, Dio Damas Permadi, Nadhya Susilo Nugroho, Triono Triono
This research report presents a gradation analysis of fine aggregates, a comparison of Cimangkok Sand, Jebrog Sand, River Sand, and Sea Sand in Sukabumi. Fine aggregate gradation analysis is essential in concrete mix design and other construction applications. The purpose of this study was to understand...

Sustainability Reporting Framing, Trust, and Stakeholders’ Incompatibility Behavior on Legitimacy Perception

Frasto Biyanto, Bambang Subroto, Erwin Saraswati, Abdul Ghofar
The current study looks at how message framing and intents that can be derived from various—positive vs. negative—framings, interact with the growth of trust. There is empirical support for the claim that various, logically similar frames are understood to imply various intentions. Next, the connection...

The Influence of Learning Foreign Language in Learners Constructed Identity

Dwi Wulandari
Santri in modern pesantren are exposed with the learning of not only Arabic language but also English. This research is designed to reveal how the learning of English and Arabic by MBI Amanatul Ummah (MBI AU) Mojokerto santri affects their identity construction. The subjects of this study were MBI AU...

Unraveling the Relationship between Instagram Marketing and Brand Equity in Coffee-to-Go Industry

Zahra Nadhira Khairunnisa, Ratih Hurriyati, Heny Hendrayati
The widespread use of social media platforms has transformed how consumers shop, including in the coffee-to-go industry, where outlets are proliferating, leading to increased competition among brands. The aim of this study is to find out how Instagram marketing affects brand equity in the coffee-to-go...

How Would Artificial Intelligence Propel Higher Education in China?

Ke Fu, Qing Li
This paper aims to explore the ethical concerns we have to take into consideration if AI-based education becomes a reality in tertiary education, the potential risks and difficulties entailed by widespread application of AI technologies in universities as well as colleges, and the strategies to be devised...

Literacy Empowering Through KKN Program in Nglinggi Village, Klaten

Wahyono, Ainun Ulfa Siwi
Kuliah Kerja Nyata (KKN) is a student learning process through various direct activities in the midst of the community. Students strive dynamically to be part of the community actively and participate creatively to solve the problem that happens in the community. The Community Service Program is a form...

The Influence of Product Packaging/Packaging Design, Health Consciousness and Advertising on Purchase Decision Through Attitude and Intention on You C-1000 Consumers in Samarinda City

Muhammad Nawawi, Amiril Azizah, Annisa Rasyidin, Hanifah Ekawati
The goal of this study is to examine and demonstrate how attitudes and intentions of YOUc-1000 customers in Samarinda City, as well as health consciousness and advertising, affect their choice to make a purchase. The Accidental Sampling Method approach was employed in this survey with 132 samples in...

Research on Flexible Production Plant Scheduling Problem Based on Improved Sparrow Algorithm

Weifeng Zhong, Naiwen Li, Ziqi Wei
The flexible job shop scheduling problem (FJSP) is an important scheduling problem in the manufacturing industry, which involves how to reasonably allocate and arrange the workpieces to be processed to minimise the total production time or maximise the production efficiency in a flexible job shop with...

SDGS 2030: How to Create Awareness on Green Investment Through It’s Risk and Utility?

(A Literature Study)

Della Ayu Zonna Lia, Salsabilla Lu’ay Natswa
The effect of greenhouse gas and other pollution started to rise recently. Proven by the unpredictable weather and health emergency issues, many countries worldwide have started to realize the effect of industrialization. Supported by The G20 Presidency, green investment issues have been a great solution...
Proceedings Article

The Role of Sports Participation on Social Skill Development in Early Childhood and Adolescence

Ulma Erdilanita, Amung Ma’mun
Sports education plays an important role in developing social skills in children and adolescents. Participation in sports activities has been shown to enhance values such as cooperation, communication, leadership and empathy. However, sports education in an institution is often considered less important...

Research on Digital Teaching of Pre job Training for Vocational Education under the Background of Five Education Integration

Suying Meng, Zili Ding
With the deepening of education reform, vocational education, as an important battlefield for cultivating applied talents, has made innovation in its teaching mode and content particularly important. There are many limitations to traditional vocational education oriented pre job training, which to some...

Representation of Confucian Values ​​in Hospitality at Tjiang Residence Hotel: Anthropological Linguistics

Monika Herliana, Destyanisa Tazkiyah
This study aims to analyze the value of Confucianism in services associated with anthropological linguistic studies. The research used a descriptive qualitative method. Representation was closely related to Wu De’s Confucian values ​​by involving anthropological linguistic theory and the Sapir-Whorf...

Digital Transformation in Management Accounting: A Literature Review on Current Practices, Challenges, and Future Directions

Dian Indah Hayati, Intan Nurbaiti Fawziah, Rino Dwi Putra
This literature review examines recent research on the transformative impact of digitalization on management accounting, with a focus on how digital tools such as big data, artificial intelligence, and machine learning redefine the profession. Digital advancements drive the evolution of management accountants’...
Proceedings Article

Assessment of Gender, Role Model, Patient Involvement and Knowledge on Compliance Using Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) among Dental Students: A Cross-Sectional Study

Valendriyani Ningrum, Abu Bakar
Objective: The assessment of compliance with using personal protective equipment among a group of dental students. Methods: A non-participatory observation and self-administered questionnaire was distributed to a total of 72 dental student with cross sectional study design. Results: Of the total 72 questionnaires,...
Proceedings Article

Natural rehabilitation potential in two distinct mining areas in Mongolia

Oyun-Erdene Tsogtsaikhan, Gantuya Ganbat, Martin Knippertz
Soil erosion in Mongolia has intensified, and the general level of soil fertility has decreased. The effects of global warming, and human activities such as grazing pastureland, mining operation, intensification of agriculture, urbanization, and road damage are the main causes of soil cover degradation....

Integrating Emotion AI, Robotics AI, and Sentiment Analysis into Customer Relationship Management: An Asavika Sciences Perspective

hc Vicente Pironti, Leena Sharma, Gurneet Kaur Suri, Mahua Majumdar Bose
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) has evolved from basic data systems into intelligent ecosystems powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI). This paper examines how Emotion AI, Robotics AI, and Sentiment Analysis are transforming CRM by enabling empathetic interactions, service automation, and real-time...
Proceedings Article

Fusion Oncogenes in Lung Adenocarcinoma: Molecular Mechanisms, Diagnostic Complexities, and Innovations in Targeted Therapies

Aman Tiple, Chaitali Dhande, Preenon Bagchi
Rare sarcomas are a spectrum of mesenchymal cancers which are characterised by common driver mutations with most being the result of recurrent chromosomal translocations that create oncogenic fusion proteins. These fusions (e.g., EWS–FLI1, CIC–DUX4, SS18–SSX and others) are dominant molecular drivers...

From Kitchen to Market: Visual Design Strategies for Promoting Homemade Food Brands in Rural India

Tanisha Wadhawan, Priya Mishra, Manish Arora
The emergence of homemade food brands in rural India presents substantial opportunities for inclusive economic growth and women’s empowerment, particularly through family-run and women-led microenterprises. However, these ventures often struggle with limited market visibility, inconsistent brand presentation,...

Impact of Talent Management Practices on Organization Commitment through Pay Satisfaction as Mediator: A Pathway to Sustainable Business Excellence

Arpita Goyal, Uma Sankar Mishra
The research investigates how talent management practices influence organizational commitment, focusing on pay satisfaction as a mediating factor. Additionally, it explores how these elements contribute to sustainable business excellence, driving long-term organizational growth and resilience. Ultimately,...

Dynamics of Islamic Religious Education During Pandemic at Sriwijaya University Using E-Learning Technology

Abdul Gafur, Nurhasan, Endang Switri, Apriyanti
This paper explains how the implementation of Islamic Religious Education learning in the Technical Implementation Unit (UPT) of Personality Development Course (MPK) Sriwijaya University during the Covid-19 era with E-Learning technology, because since the pandemic has demanded educators to find the...

Public Perception of Public Relations Campaign of PT. MRT Jakarta in Increasing Self Awareness from COVID-19 Spreading Risk

Juan Malik Frederick Turpyn, Dyla Aulya, Muchammad Nasucha
The never-after Covid-19 pandemic makes every sector more innovating and working more optimally in carrying out its duties. Each company’s PR team campaigns and runs programs to attract public sympathy. Pt. MRT Jakarta has been publishing through digital media and conducting pr campaigns directly to...