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The Use of Microlearning as a Complement to Face-to-Face Classes to Reduce Dropout and Improve Academic Success in Higher Education Mathematics

Carla Martinho, Célia Fernandes, Manuel Martins
This paper highlights the importance of integrating microlearning and digital education as complementary strategies to combat classroom dropout and enhance academic success in higher education mathematics in Portugal. The study proposes the implementation of microlearning, focusing on fundamental concepts,...

Jurisdiction Overview of Cyber ​​Troops in Digital Campaigns

Amalia Syauket, Ida Budhiati, Bambang Karsono
Political elites often use paid cyber troops, also known as cybertroops, to manipulate public opinion on social media for their own benefit. These cyber troops emerged and evolved from electoral campaign organizations in Indonesia, ranging from winning teams in presidential elections to regional elections....

The Development of Students Worksheets for Constructing Knowledge of the Fundamental Laws of Chemistry

Mr Abudarin
It is a crucial issue that the result of TIMSSÿin 2011 placed Indonesia in the 38th rank of the 42 countries for mathematics and in 40th rank of the 42 countries for science.ÿThese facts indicate that the students' skills in reasoning is still poor since the understanding of math and science is a reflection...
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Using Simulation for Development of Process Control Systems in Mining

Victor Okolnishnikov, Sergey Rudometov, Stanislav Shakirov, Sergey Zhuravlev
This paper describes our own visual interactive simulation system specialized in simulation of technological processes in mining. A new model of the crushing-grading mill was developed with the help of this simulation system. The model was integrated with a process control system of the crushing-grading...

The People Empowerment Pattern In Pesantren Environment: A Case Study about Community Around Pesantren in West Java, Indonesia

Izzuddin Musthafa, Dedih Wahyudin, Betty Tresnawaty
Pesantren develops in line with the mission of the community organization. Nahdatul Ulama (NU) produces many boarding schools with very strong NU characteristics, as well as Muhammadiyah and Persatuan Islam. Each pesantren affiliated with a particular organization generally has its own nuance of interest...

Text in Western Literary Theories

Jintao Ma
In various trends of western literary theories, text is always the one that literary theorists could be left out, especially after the turn of Linguistics. This paper delves into the fate of text under three major western literary theories, namely, New Criticism, Structuralism and Cultural Criticism....

Training Mechanism and Guarantee of “Dual-Qualified” Teachers in Medical Vocational Colleges

Qianqian He
The development and implementation of education and teaching in medical vocational colleges need to be carried out and implemented according to their own characteristics and teaching goals. This not only requires teachers to innovate and optimize teaching models, concepts, methods and content, schools...

Compare the Similarities and Differences of Sacrificial Activities Between Ancient China and Ancient Greece-Taking Iliad and Nine Songs as Example

Runtian Yang
The contrast between Eastern and Western literature is one of the key topics in today’s research. Researchers have found progress in Nine Songs and the Eliad culture. However, there is still a lack of unified interpretation of the issue of image contrast studies. Therefore, this paper mainly studies...

After the “China-Chic”: The Circle Marketing Model of China’s Domestic Makeup Brands - Flower Knows

Xinyue Pei
With the popularity of the “China-Chic”, Chinese people’s acceptance of domestic brands has increased. Many Chinese makeup brands have also attracted a large number of consumers through their own unique marketing and communication strategies, but Chinese cosmetics brands are still under the great competitive...

The Development and Influence of Japanese Animated Film Style

Zhu Zhiyi
Japanese animated films have a history of more than 100 years since 1917. From 1973, Belladonna was shortlisted in the main competition unit of the Berlin Film Festival to 2002, the Ghibli animation Spirited Away won the Golden Bear award of the Berlin Film Festival. Japanese animated films have entered...

11. The Technological Impact on Objective Journalism Culture towards Democracy

Sri Syamsiyah, Sri Hastjarjo, Widodo Muktiyo, Prof. Pawito
The technology impact on objective journalism culture towards press or media democracy is believed to have an important role in creating a democratic society (Gans: 2003). Hence, it is important to develop an objective press. The culture of objectivity should be developed and applied in journalism. As...

Problem-Based Learning to Improve the Students’ Tolerance of Difference

Eva Susanti Nova, Juntika Nurihsan
Character education in schools is an integral part of character strengthening programs. The character of tolerance serves to foster students’ multicultural competencies. The phenomenon of cases of intolerance needs to be prevented through the development of character education in schools. Tolerance is...

Chinese Visual Language in European Chinoiserie Porcelain: Lost Meanings and New Ways of Artistic Expression

Ekaterina V. Lyakhovich
European potters, having become acquainted with Chinese porcelain, in the 18th century launched an investigation of the methods and ways of reading structural and semantic formations characteristic of the language of foreign art. Chinese artists painting porcelain items sought not only the beauty of...

Arabic Calligraphy in the Art of Glass Painting From Cirebon by Raffan S. Hasyim

Furqon Nurhidayat, Juju Masunah, Tri Karyono
Arabic calligraphy is one of the themes in Cirebon glass painting. Called Arabic calligraphy glass painting because this painting uses transparent glass media that is painted in reverse with images in the form of writings or Arabic letters created into figures or figures of wayang, serabad, and others....

Close Your Eyes and Relax: Secularizing Meditative Practice among Indonesian Non-Buddhist Youths

Izmy Khumairoh, Maria Gratia Rosarina, Marsella Tri Anjani
The way each person deals with problems in his or her life certainly varies, but in this era of neoliberalism, there is a tendency for individuals to rely on their own abilities, for example through self-care activities. Holding on to religion, which is a traditional product, is not an impossibility...

Research on the Artistic Derivation and Inheritance of Dunhuang’s Intangible Cultural Heritage Under the Influence of IP

Chenliang Wang
The author knew before that the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage (referred to as “intangible cultural heritage” in the main text) is very difficult, and now when I see Dunhuang, I feel its charm and then deeply understand the difficulties of intangible cultural heritage inheritance. The protection...
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Influences on Shanghai Free Trade Zone on China's Foreign Trade Enterprises and Countermeasures

Bing Guan, Chunhui Fu, Yiwei Li
Shanghai is the frontier of free trade in China. While the establishment of Shanghai Free Trade Zone will bring great opportunities to the development of foreign trade enterprises in China, make two-way investment more frequently between China and the world, it also brings challenges. China's foreign...
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Research on Application of "Flipped Class" Model in Teacher Education

Dan Dan Wei, Le Xing Qiu
Teacher, as a profession, has its own specialty. To make teachers have strong professional, the quality of teacher education is the key. The teaching mode called "flip class" is beneficial to the development of the teachers' theory quality and technological literacy. If we bring it into the teacher education...

Application of the Theory and Practice of Positive Psychology in Mental Health Education

Li Yanxin
Positive Psychology is the rise of the late 20th century in the United States an important psychological force, which advocates that human psychology should study their own positive qualities. To further improve the mental health education work, it is necessary to introduce the concept of positive psychology...

21st Century Based E-Learning in Mechatronics Course

Puteri Ardista Nursisda Mawangi, Djoko Kustono, Widiyanti Widiyanti
In the 21st century which everything is digitized, learning has also been using the internet. many colleges use the e-learning system to create their own portal, but it is not adequate and many features that are not active yet. The mechatronic lecture that is needed in the 21st century but still many...

Research on the Learning Willingness of Engineering College Students in SPOC Flipped Class

Hongbo Shi, Man Liu, Zhihao Zhu, Shanhong Zhang
MOOC has developed rapidly since 2012. However, SPOC has subsequently emerged and ensured the quality of teaching due to some deficiencies of MOOC. Additionally, it has a good application prospect with the help of flipped class and the combination of online and offline methods. In this study, a questionnaire...

Impartiality and Governance of Identity Conflict: Study on Sunni-Shiite Conflict in Sampang Madura (2004-2012)

Novri Susan
The minority groups are vulnerably marginalized by the majority groups. When a violent conflict escalation breaks up, the victims are mostly from the minority group. It happened too in the case of violent conflict between Shiite and Sunni community in Sampang, Madura Indonesia during 2004-2012. Sunni...
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Analysis of the Application of Electric Power Storage Systems at Thermal Power Plants

D.I. Mendeleev, D.A. Rossikhin, L.A. Galimzyanov, A.V. Sidorova
The desire to improve the production of electricity according to various criteria, whether technological or environmental factors, leads to the development of technologies and their subsequent application in industry. Today a new trend is electricity storage systems. In particular, such technologies...

Crafting Change: Women-Led Rural Entrepreneurship in Kutch, Gujarat

Pragya Sachdeva
In the intricate tapestry of traditional crafts in rural India, women artisans have long played a pivotal role as torchbearers of cultural heritage and entrepreneurship (Desai, 2020). This case study focuses on Kutch, Gujarat, where craft traditions are deeply embedded in everyday life, and where women...

Analysis of Students’ Learning Independent During Online Learning (During the Covid-19 Pandemic)

Arta Ekayanti
Independent learning is a condition where students have control over their own learning. This is very essential when we in the new normal era, considering that independent learning affects the success of learning activities. This study investigated students’ learning independence and then presents the...

Empowering Local Communities to Preserve their Folklore: A Project in Eastern Sumba

Angelika Riyandari, B. Retang Wohangara
This article presents a project of empowering local communities in eastern Sumba to preserve their folklore. Culture encounters in globalized world encourage local communities to reflect on the dynamics and vitality of their own culture. Given the fact that oral-based communities are marginalized in...
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The Research on Inducible Strategy to Optimize the Staff Configuration

Weiwei Sha, Zengli Liu, Jingru Su, Bing Chen
In this paper, production-oriented enterprises are used as the research objects. Based on the forward master-slave framework of two-tier decision model, superiors affect even intervene production decisions of subordinate departments, this must be taken into consideration. That is to say, in the inducible...

Research on the Construction Path of "Chinese and Foreign Food Culture" Course from the Perspective of Cultural Confidence

Daxin Ren, Su Chen
Cultural self-confidence is the firm affirmation and active practice of a nation, a country, and a political party for its own cultural values, and a firm confidence in the vitality of its culture. This article based on the perspective of “cultural self-confidence”, starting from the teaching and construction...
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Quantitative analysis of Coordination between Public Transport and Urban Form in Medium or Small Urban

Yang Li, Yanbo Li, Wencong He
The public transport and urban form of small and medium-sized cities have entered a rapid development and evolution stage. In order to make small and medium-sized cities to be healthy and sustainable development, this paper makes a quantitative analysis of the coordination of public transport system...

Research on the Talent Demand of Industrial Clusters and the Transformation of Newly Established Undergraduate Colleges

Tao Li
In order to adapt to the actual needs of the economic structure better and give full play to the advantages of colleges and universities to cultivate all kinds of talents, the new undergraduate colleges need to focus on the adjustment of professional structure and accelerate the pace of professional...

On the Role of Students’ Subjectivity From the Perspective of Constructivism

Xiaoyan Wu
Students are the main body in the teaching process and the “master” in the class. In the process of education and teaching reform, we should pay full attention to the subjective role of students. Based on the basic ideas of constructivism, this paper first expounds the basic content of students’ subjectivity,...

Obstacles in the Division of Joint Assets in Islamic Indonesian Citizen Marriage Law

Mhd Hasan Elkholqiyah, Roswita Sitompul, O. K. Isnainul
The division of joint property in the marriage law of Muslim Indonesian citizens in Indonesia is an issue that often creates various obstacles. Joint assets or “gono-gini assets” are assets acquired during the marriage period and are considered joint property of husband and wife. This division of assets...

Self-identification of Mental State and Self-control through Indirect Biofeedback – Indirect Representation and Placebo Effect

Madoka Takahara, Jilin Huang, Ivan Tanev, Katsunori Shimohara
Pages: 50 - 54
This paper describes a possible new scheme for a user with mental health problems to identify his/her own mental state and control it. For that purpose, we propose an indirect biofeedback system which represents physiological information with color and shape, and enables the user to grasp his/her inner...
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The Research on Financing Problems and Countermeasures of SMEs

Miaomiao Xu, Xuan Li
The small and micro enterprises (Below we call it SMEs) are playing important roles increasingly in Chinese national economy, especially in increasing revenue, expanding employment and the other aspects. However, due to the own conditions of SMEs and other external factors, resulted in "financing difficulties"...

Spatial Pattern and the New Growth Points Cultivation of Service Trade of "Maritime Silk Road" in Zhejiang Province

Qiuyang Gu, Yechen Huang, Yonglong Wang
Zhejiang Province, as an economic province at the frontier of reform and opening up in China, can give full play to its unique advantages of land and ocean integration and becomes the strategic channel which connects the "Land Silk Road" with the "Maritime Silk Road" to promote its opening to the west...
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Indicators of severity and intensity of the working process at robotized farms in the Middle Ural

Egor Skvortsov, Alexander Semin, Ekaterina Skvortsova
The scientific idea is that robotization of agricultural production results in a significant change in severity and intensity of the working process. Different sociological research methods were used to assess these changes. Robotization causes a transformation of the occupational pattern of workers...

The Architecture of the Churches of Southern Urals in the 18th-19th Century

Elena Ponomarenko
The subject of this paper seems to be important due to the ever-increasing interest in architectural traditions of Russia’s regions. The goal of the study is to reveal features of the architecture of the churches of southern Urals in the 18th and 19th centuries. The key approach I chose for this study...

H. Cohen and E. Cassirer: the Foundations of Kant’s Ethics

Leonid Tetyuev
The subject for analysis in this article is the foundations of Kant’s ethics in the Neo-Kantian philosophy of the Marburg school. This article draws the parallel between the ethics of H. Cohen and P. Natorp. In contrast to E. Cassirer’s teachers, who defined ethics as an important part of philosophy,...

Ramanuja on Time

Marcus Schmucker
In an investigation on how time was introduced into the system of Ramanuja, the author focuses on his refutation of the Jaina concept of time in his commentary on Brahmasutra 2.2.31. Starting with an outline of the opponent’s arguments regarding whether time is substance or a specific state, the paper...

The Supernatural Woman and Wartime Female Agency in The Foreshadowing (2006)

Anindita Larasati, Dhita Hapsarani
Female characters in patriarchal settings must often navigate through society using their own agency. One form of power with which they are sometimes endowed is supernatural power. The Foreshadowing (2006) is a children’s novel set in England and France during World War I. Unlike most war-themed children’s...

Research on the Construction Path of Professional Dynamic Adjustment Mechanism in Higher Vocational College

Shuang Wang, Yuhan He
The transformation and upgrading of industry puts forward new requirements for the cultivation of technical and skilled talents in higher vocational colleges. The specialty setting and adjustment of higher vocational colleges should not only serve the development of regional industrial structure, but...

AI as a Smart Assistant: A Systematic Literature Review of Design Students in Creative Programming

Vania Hefira, Hadi Purnama
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths) fields has further expanded their integration into design fields. Emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) are now being used as part of creative mediums. Despite the growing trend, there are still limited boundaries defined for of AI’s...

Review of the Strengths and Weaknesses of Risk Matrices

Mustafa Elmontsri
Pages: 49 - 57
Risk assessment and risk matrices are powered tools used in risk management and help guide in the process of decision-making in organisations. Nevertheless, risk matrices have their own weaknesses and strengths. This paper provides a critical overview of the development and use of risk matrices in different...

The Influence of Modern Civilization on Asian Languages from the Perspective of Linguistics

Jiaqi Liu
In the study of the influence of modern civilization on Asian languages, linguistics can provide a rich basis in three aspects: loanwords, mixed languages and language strategies, and plays an important role in Asian civilization and language research. Firstly, loanwords are the product of civilization,...

An Appraisal of Linguistic Capital Behavior Among Acehnese EFL Learners

Nyak Mutia ISMAIL, Iskandar Abdul SAMAD, Siti Sarah FITRIANI
Nowadays, the power of English has changed people's perspectives toward their own native languages. Those who could speak English are recognized as knowledgeable persons. Nonetheless, traditional languages, Acehnese, should not be ignored, but it is preserved to avoid it from extinction. Literature has...

MOOCs in Higher Education: Opportunities and Challenges

Yu Li
In the modern era of Information Age, higher education has been gradually transferred from the activities based on individual experiences to a systemic and complicated project with the large amount of information and its own team. MOOCs are the outcome of the current times, which have injected new vitality...

Millennials’ Communication Style and Politeness Through Their Memes Using Multimodality Analytical Lens

Diah Kristina, Taufik Al Makmun, Sri Kusumo Habsari, Muhammad Thoyibi
Memes have been an important growing means of communication among millennials. They were used widely due to its ‘fluid’ nature and expressiveness. This study is a combined analysis of content and receptive aspects of memes. Employing 50 memes collected from twitter and 25 University students as respondents...

Research on Value Co-creation and Empowerment of Knowledge-paid Platform Enterprises — DeDao APP as an Example

Chen Guo
With the development of Internet economy, knowledge-paid platform enterprises constantly innovate their own business models to meet their development requirements. This paper mainly focuses on the innovation of business model based on the theory of value co-creation and enterprise “empowerment”. We adopt...

Predicting Belarus accession to World Trade Organization by applying a Neorealism approach

Chenni Cai
The suspension of Belarus' World Trade Organization (WTO) implementation and the effects of the Russia-Ukraine war are probably two of the most hotly debated issues. Belarus enlisted in the fight to uphold its long-standing relations with Russia, which had previously been at war with Ukraine. The...

The Influence of Retribution, Domestic Tourist Trips Number, Hotel Occupancy Rates, and the Percentage of Poor Population on the Local Own-Source Revenue (Lor) of South Sumatra

Farida Nur Azizah
This study aims to analyze the impact of tourism on Local Own-source Revenue (LOR) in South Sumatra. The multiple linear regression method was used to study the impact of tourism variables represented by the number of domestic tourists, occupancy rates of star-rated and non-star-rated hotels, and retribution...