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Stoicism towards the psychological and pedagogical conditions of the upbringing process

The first part of the article deals with the philosophy of stoicism. This philosophy referred to such factors as: a) being guided by reason; b) moral discipline; c) spiritual balance and cutting off emotions from external events. The cult of nature was of great importance in the teaching of the Stoics. In the metaphysical dimension, the Stoics preached the thesis that the whole world consists of only one element, i.e. matter. Another dimension of Stoicism was logic. In its history, Stoicism had three significant schools: a) the old stoa of Zeno of Kition; b) the middle stoa, whose representative was Cleanthes and then his student Chrysippus of Sołoj; c) the younger stoa with such representatives as: Aenneas Seneca, Epictetus and Emperor Marcus Aurelius. The second part of the article refers to the specificity of upbringing. The direction of educational development assumes three possibilities: a) upward development; b) sustained development; c) downward development. There are four groups of definitions of upbringing: a) praxeological; b) evolutionary; c) situational; d) adaptive. There is also an involutional or entropic, reverse direction. Different types of education are also mentioned. The path of good upbringing gives a person a sense of happiness. The Stoics stress the importance of self-education. According to this direction, man has a social nature. The fruit of education should be a perfect man. The Stoics emphasized the importance of thinking and its discipline. The ultimate effect of education is not only knowledge but also wisdom. Key words: goodness, harmony with nature, meaning of life, stoicism, happiness, upbringing.
Training to Improve Scientific Article Writing Skills for Middle School Teachers in Siak Sri Indrapura Regency

Writing Scientific Articles is a writing culture carried out by teachers in improving and as a means of self-development to be more professional. Improving mastery of article writing skills for junior high school teachers must always be done because the teacher's understanding is not optimal. The implementation of the workshop method with the purpose of this activity is how to provide stimulation/ stimulation to teachers so that they can get used to compiling a scientific paper starting from class research. Understanding and steps how in terms of implementing PTK, making PTK reports, and producing PTK-based scientific publications. The implementation of this activity was carried out on September 9, 2022 and took place at SMP Negeri 1 Siak Sri Indrapura which is located at Jalan Suak Lanjut, Suak Lanjut, Siak District, Siak Sri Indrapura Regency, Riau Province.
Design of 3-Dimensional Simulation in Marching Drill Multimedia Based for Junior High School Students

With multimedia-based technology, this is one area that is commonly used in learning methods. Computers also provide 3-dimensional (3D) technology which can become a new interest for students in the teaching and learning process. One of them is Marching Training (PBB). This application discusses marching, the benefits and objectives and regulations of marching. Therefore, a tool is needed to help learn commands and marching rules. So that a child can more quickly capture and understand what is conveyed through an interesting picture. In this way, students' interest in learning can be more motivated and can increase children's knowledge in using computers. Design is a creative activity towards something new and useful that did not exist before. According to Al-Bahra (2005: 51), design is the ability to create several alternative problem solutions. Meanwhile, according to Azhar Susanto (2004: 332), design is a general and detailed specification of computer-based problem solving that has been selected during the analysis stage.
Inovasi Digital dalam Manajemen Persampahan: Perancangan Prototype E-Sampah sebagai Solusi untuk Mengoptimalkan Pengelolaan Sampah di Kota Gorontalo

Gorontalo City is the largest contributor of waste in Gorontalo Province. Waste production in Gorontalo City increases to 140 tonnes per day based on data from the National Waste Management Information System. One of the things that caused the waste problem in Gorontalo to become more severe is the difficulty in transporting waste due to the limited transport fleet. Furthermore, the Waste Management Reuse, Reduce, and Recycle (TPS3R) personnel in several sub-districts are no longer functioning. This article details the emergence of innovative waste management applications, providing a new paradigm for cities to become digitally connected hygiene centers. The app not only revolutionizes the way waste is perceived but also offers smart solutions to optimize waste management efficiently. With a modern and progressive approach, the app creates an interactive experience for the people of Gorontalo to manage their waste. Through smart center and route mapping features, the app empowers citizens to actively contribute to keeping the city clean. In addition, the integrated information system enables quick and informed decision-making for authorities, creating responsive and effective waste management. The research conclusion confirms that the design of E-Sampah with a focus on the centre point and route of waste collection by waste officers can provide a modern and accessible solution for the people of Gorontalo. The results of the System Usability Scale (SUS) assessment with a score of 80.5 indicate that this waste management information system received a positive response from users. This prototype is expected to change mindsets and shape behaviors that support sustainable waste management.
Implementation of Case Base Reasoning Method to Detect Hard Drive Damage

Daily life includes the use of computers as electronic devices that are common in offices, libraries, schools, and shopping malls. However, users often face problems when the computer's hard drive encounters problems. As a non-formal educational institution that offers computer courses and training, Yayasan Sentra Anugrah Mandiri also experienced problems with hard drives of various brands and capacities. The technician checks and fixes the problem manually. Three people are usually responsible for monitoring twenty computers. If there is a problem, it is then reported to the administrator responsible for organizing the repair process. In this study, a website-based expert system is proposed that uses a similar approach to overcome these problems and improve the efficiency of handling hard drive problems. Retrieve, Reuse, Revise, and Revise are the four steps in the Case Base Reasoning (CBR) method.
Social Inclusivity in Teaching: In Pursuit of Students’ Advanced Capabilities

The study explores social inclusivity in primary schools in Indonesia, focusing on three main elements: acceptance of student diversity, empowerment of student agency, and establishment of democracy in the classroom. This research uses qualitative methods with case study methods. The data collection process obtained from curriculum documents, lesson plans, interviews, and observations are used to describe existing practices and opportunities for increasing social inclusivity. The collected data were analyzed in depth to illustrate existing practices and opportunities for increasing social inclusivity in primary school education settings in Indonesia. The research identifies three important aspects of social inclusivity: accepting diversity, empowering agency and student voices, and upholding democracy. Although the curriculum recognizes diversity and some teaching practices involve student voices, there is still room to promote more intact democratic practices in the classroom. The implication of this study is to emphasize the need for an equitable and participatory learning environment in the context of primary education. The findings emphasize the importance of acknowledging cultural diversity, encouraging student engagement, and strengthening democratic principles in the context of primary education in Indonesia.
The Uncanny Catalog: How Do We “Care” Now?

Can a catalog "care" about its users? This question, introduced at the first Ethics of Information Organization conference in 2009, asked whether catalogs adhere to the ethic of care, the theory put forward by Tronto (1994) and others that calls for context and flexibility in ethical decision-making. This keynote address for the 4th International Conference on the Ethics of Information & Knowledge Organization expands on that question, adapting the notion of the "uncanny valley" (Mori 1970), where the ability for a catalog to "care" is disrupted by ethical decisions that cause conceptual violence for its users. This keynote address provides an informal summary of the first three Ethics in Information Organization conferences, identifying themes that have been acted upon in practice, ethical challenges knowledge organization continue to face, and new challenges that have emerged, demonstrating that a "caring" catalog is still a work in progress.
The challenges of gender inequality on sustainable development in leadership in Africa

The study explored challenges to gender proficiency in leadership to achieve sustainable development in Africa. The challenges to gender proficiency in leadership affect the achievement of sustainable development in Africa. The study discovered several social barriers hindering gender proficiency towards achieving sustainable development goals, which include the existence of social and cultural norms and gender-based differences in leadership, as confirmed by some researchers. The existence of these differences has been overlooked; hence it remains a reality that women are underrepresented in leading management positions in general on the ground, and particularly in leadership roles. The main question is if women’s call to occupy leadership positions is a complete reality or it is purely a pursuit for political acceptability. Gender gaps in the workforce over the last two decades remained largely unaffected, notwithstanding the increased number of women who have acquired education. Qualitatively, data was primarily collected through secondary content. The need to improve the education systems in low and middle-income countries is recommended, as all countries can reap the benefit of optimizing their deployment of female-skilled professionals and leverage their talent. This is actually one perspective to look at this opportunity
Hubungan Indeks Massa Tubuh (IMT) Dengan Resiko Jatuh Pada Lansia Di Desa Tegalsiwalan Kecamatan Tegalsiwalan Kabupaten Probolinggo

&#x0D; &#x0D; &#x0D; &#x0D; Elderly is someone who is experiencing the final stage in the development of human life. The risk of falling is one of the problems caused by intrinsic and extrinsic factors. This study aims to analyze the factors that cause the risk of falls in the elderly. This study uses a correlational analytic study design with a cross sectional approach. The population 130 and the sample 98 elderly respondents at risk of falling in Tegalsiwalan Village, Tegalsiwalan who met the inclusion and exclusion criteria, they were taken by purposive sampling. The instruments used were BB and TB observation sheets, Bivariate test data using spearman rank. The results showed that the risk of falling low category was 41 ederly (41,8%), the risk of falling in the medium category was 8 ederly (9,2%), the risk of falling in the high category was 48 ederly (49,0%). Ederly with thin BMI are 32 ederly (32,7%), ederly with normal BMI are 11 ederly (11,2%) and ederly with fat BMI are 48 ederly (49,0%). The results of the relationship between fall risk and Body mass Index (BMI) OR = 0.389 with a significant value of &lt;0.05 BMI, so it can be stated that H1 is accepted, meaning that there is a relationship between the risk of falling and BMI. The higher the BMI, there will be a buildup of changes in the center of mass of the body, therefore it will have an impact on the risk of falling. It is hoped that the elderly will pay more attention to the impact of the risk of falling.&#x0D; &#x0D; &#x0D; &#x0D;
Eye-Camera-Ninagawa

Ninagawa Mika’s works are highly referential, each endeavor rife with intertextuality. This video essay deconstructs the opening montage of her 2012 film Helter Skelter into its constituent parts through the organization of visual motifs to visualize Ninagawa’s own relationship to the camera gaze.
Data from Computational Algorithm-Driven Evaluation of Monocytic Myeloid-Derived Suppressor Cell Frequency for Prediction of Clinical Outcomes

&lt;div&gt;Abstract&lt;p&gt;Evaluation of myeloid-derived suppressor cells (MDSC), a cell type implicated in T-cell suppression, may inform immune status. However, a uniform methodology is necessary for prospective testing as a biomarker. We report the use of a computational algorithm-driven analysis of whole blood and cryopreserved samples for monocytic MDSC (m-MDSC) quantity that removes variables related to blood processing and user definitions. Applying these methods to samples from patients with melanoma identifies differing frequency distribution of m-MDSC relative to that in healthy donors. Patients with a pretreatment m-MDSC frequency outside a preliminary definition of healthy donor range (&lt;14.9%) were significantly more likely to achieve prolonged overall survival following treatment with ipilimumab, an antibody that promotes T-cell activation and proliferation. m-MDSC frequencies were inversely correlated with peripheral CD8&lt;sup&gt;+&lt;/sup&gt; T-cell expansion following ipilimumab. Algorithm-driven analysis may enable not only development of a novel pretreatment biomarker for ipilimumab therapy, but also prospective validation of peripheral blood m-MDSCs as a biomarker in multiple disease settings. &lt;i&gt;Cancer Immunol Res; 2(8); 812–21. ©2014 AACR&lt;/i&gt;.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/div&gt;
Data from Gaussian Mixture Models for Probabilistic Classification of Breast Cancer

&lt;div&gt;Abstract&lt;p&gt;In the era of omics-driven research, it remains a common dilemma to stratify individual patients based on the molecular characteristics of their tumors. To improve molecular stratification of patients with breast cancer, we developed the Gaussian mixture model (GMM)–based classifier. This probabilistic classifier was built on mRNA expression data from more than 300 clinical samples of breast cancer and healthy tissue and was validated on datasets of &lt;i&gt;ESR1, PGR&lt;/i&gt;, and &lt;i&gt;ERBB2&lt;/i&gt;, which encode standard clinical markers and therapeutic targets. To demonstrate how a GMM approach could be exploited for multiclass classification using data from a candidate marker, we analyzed the insulin-like growth factor I receptor (IGF1R), a promising target, but a marker of uncertain importance in breast cancer. The GMM defined subclasses with downregulated (40%), unchanged (39%), upregulated (19%), and overexpressed (2%) &lt;i&gt;IGF1R&lt;/i&gt; levels; inter- and intrapatient analyses of &lt;i&gt;IGF1R&lt;/i&gt; transcript and protein levels supported these predictions. Overexpressed IGF1R was observed in a small percentage of tumors. Samples with unchanged and upregulated IGF1R were differentiated tumors, and downregulation of IGF1R correlated with poorly differentiated, high-risk hormone receptor–negative and HER2-positive tumors. A similar correlation was found in the independent cohort of carcinoma &lt;i&gt;in situ&lt;/i&gt;, suggesting that loss or low expression of IGF1R is a marker of aggressiveness in subsets of preinvasive and invasive breast cancer. These results demonstrate the importance of probabilistic modeling that delves deeper into molecular data and aims to improve diagnostic classification, prognostic assessment, and treatment selection.&lt;/p&gt;Significance:&lt;p&gt;A GMM classifier demonstrates potential use for clinical validation of markers and determination of target populations, particularly when availability of specimens for marker development is low.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/div&gt;
Sistem Informasi Invoice Huff &amp; Puff Unit And Cyclic

Maintenance operations of oil wells in the company of PT. CPI using Cyclic Steam Generators and facilities will increase oil production, For each of the job’s result that has been completed according to the agreement between the contractor (PT UIRB) with the user (PT CPI), the monthly billing will be done by the contractor with attaching the data results of the job or daily report. The web-based system existence, The time will be faster reporting process which reports the results of the job that has been completed will be saved into the database and then processed into a monthly report and invoice, then the billing process will be faster and any required reports will be presented easily. Every labor leaders in each area will be on time in the job reports by the facility head of the company's website and makes it easy to see the job every day
Tendencies and prerequisites of higher education image formation of institutions in the modern market environment

Analysis of the current situation. Higher education institutions in Ukraine are in a competitive environment, and in a constant struggle for the best students, researchers, grants, and other budgetary and extra-budgetary funding. After all, funding for higher education in Ukraine is much lower than in European countries. Currently, due to the war in the country, many Ukrainians have gained access to education in the European Union, so more and more HEIs are developing a scientific component as an alternative source of replacing the loss of applicants, including foreign ones, who were lost due to the war in the country. This approach of science to educational institutions is in line with the 4th UN Sustainable Development Goal, namely subparagraph 4.4 - to improve the quality of higher education and ensure its close connection with science, and to promote the formation of cities of education and science in the country. However, these processes necessitate competition that is limited by financial resources. In recent years, Ukrainian educational institutions have been working more and more actively to enter national and global rankings of higher education institutions, trying to improve their positions in the rankings and formulate an opinion about their success among applicants, partners, entrepreneurs, local authorities, etc. Stakeholder engagement and maintaining the quality of education and research are key to ensuring compliance with labor market needs and attracting investment. The reorientation towards a socially responsible university reflects global trends and contributes to the formation of a positive image among the main stakeholders of the HEI. Adapting to these trends allows HEIs to successfully position themselves in the market, attracting students, teachers, and investors. The war in Ukraine restricts the full development and formation of a positive image of higher education institutions and leads to an outflow of intellectual capital from the country. The results of the study show that in terms of the "Brain Drain" indicator, Ukraine ranks among the worst in the world with an index of 8.9 out of 10, with only Samoa and Jamaica being worse off. The dynamics of entering the world rankings of universities, the number of students graduating by year, both domestic and foreign, are studied. The necessity of creating and promoting a positive image of higher education institutions in the modern competitive market environment, the need to position universities in the international globalized environment is substantiated.
Modern Trends in the Development of Innovative Technologies in Education

The relevance of the study of innovative technologies in education is gaining importance, as it is aimed at improving the quality of education and preparing a new generation of specialists for the requirements of modern society. The rapid changes caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the military aggression of the Russian Federation, the spread of digitalization processes have led to the modernization of the higher education system and the introduction of innovative approaches based on the use of electronic educational resources and distance learning. The article examines the use of the latest tools, such as artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and others, in the educational process. The authors consider the implementation of artificial intelligence, virtual reality, online platforms as instruments for individualizing learning and providing access to educational materials in any place and time. The study is aimed at systematization of data on the benefits and risks that are characteristic of the introduction of innovative technologies into the learning process. It is determined that it is necessary to constantly improve pedagogical skills through the integration of innovative technologies in order to achieve a qualitatively new level of education. Overall, the article emphasizes the role of constant adaptation to the rapid pace of technological development to ensure effective and efficient learning.
Identification of the Components of the Friendship-Oriented Leadership Model

Objective: This research focuses on identifying the components of a friendship-oriented leadership model, addressing a gap in theoretical and empirical differentiation in leadership studies. Emphasizing the evolving nature of leadership, especially in the business world, this study explores the elements contributing to effective leadership in organizational settings. Method: A qualitative research approach using Grounded Theory was employed. The population included experts in organizational behavior and university professors. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews with 20 participants, reaching theoretical saturation. Results: The study identified 72 initial codes, categorized into 8 main and 5 subcategories. These include leader strategies, positive and negative outcomes, individual abilities, follower conditions, external organizational factors, and components of friendship-oriented leadership. Positive outcomes emerged as a significant category, highlighting the importance of these leadership components. Conclusion: The research concludes that understanding and implementing a friendship-oriented leadership style is crucial for organizational success. This style is characterized by mutual and open relationships, balancing power dynamics, often overlooked in traditional leadership theories.