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The effectiveness of a program with small games in developing some values of citizenship among children in kindergarten aged (6-5) years

1-Designing a tool to measure some of the values of citizenship among kindergarten children aged (5-6) year.2-Designing a program with small games in developing some values of citizenship among the children of kindergarten aged (6-5) years, 3-Detecting the effect of using a program with small games in developing some values of citizenship among the children of kindergarten at the age of (6-5).The researchers used the experimental method for its suitability and the nature of the research, and the research sample included (28) children, with ( 14) boys and girls for each group, including (8) males and ( 6) females, and they were equal in the variables of the order of the child among his peers in birth and age.The educational achievement of the parents, and intelligence.The program was divided into (40) educational units, the time of each of them (30) minutes.Accordingly, the implementation of the program took eight weeks and at a rate of (5) units per week.The total time of the educational program took (1200) minutes, which mean that the program is equivalent to (20) hours.The teacher implemented the educational program for the period from 7/2/2021 to 18/4/2021.The researchers used the following statistical methods: Arithmetic mean, standard deviation, simple correlation coefficient, t-test for two related and equal arithmetic, t-test for two unrelated and equal arithmetic, Saberman-Brown coefficient to correct the reliability coefficient.The researchers concluded the following: 1 -There are statistically significant differences between the tribal and remote measurements in some citizenship values of the control group for Riyadh children aged 6-5 years in favor of the post measurement.2 -There are statistically significant differences between the tribal and remote measurements in some citizenship values for the experimental group of Riyadh children aged 6-5 years in favor of the post measurement.3 -There are statistically significant differences in the dimensional measurement of some citizenship values for the two experimental and control groups and in favor of the experimental group for Riyadh children aged 6-5 y
Chapter 2. The Digital Meets the Physical and the Biological

In chapter 2 of Library Technology Reports (vol. 56, no. 2), “Moving Forward with Digital Disruption,” Kim discusses new developments in extended reality, Big Data, and synthetic biology and 3-D bio-printing and how these technologies blur the lines between physical and digital.
Morpho-Semantic of Predicate in Indonesian

Semantically, a predicate is not always filled in by verbs. This study aims to discover and describe the predicate category and the number of arguments each predicate has in the Indonesian language. This study's data were taken from informants and the daily newspaper 'Bali Post'. The collected data were analyzed by applying deductive and inductive approaches. The result shows that Indonesian's predicate can be filled in by verb and non-verb categories: noun, adjective, preposition, and numeral. The predicate of the Indonesian sentences can be classified into the valency-one predicate, valency-two predicate, and valency-three predicate. Besides, there are several intransitive and transitive predicates in the Indonesian language, followed by a clause. Each of those finding is explained in detail in this article.
Classical and Probabilistic Information Retrieval Techniques: An Audit

Information retrieval is acquiring particular information from large resources and presenting it according to the user’s need. The incredible increase in information resources on the Internet formulates the information retrieval procedure, a monotonous and complicated task for users. Due to over access of information, better methodology is required to retrieve the most appropriate information from different sources. The most important information retrieval methods include the probabilistic, fuzzy set, vector space, and boolean models. Each of these models usually are used for evaluating the connection between the question and the retrievable documents. These methods are based on the keyword and use lists of keywords to evaluate the information material. In this paper, we present a survey of these models so that their working methodology and limitations are discussed. This is an important understanding because it makes possible to select an information retrieval technique based on the basic requirements. The survey results showed that the existing model for knowledge recovery is somewhere short of what was planned. We have also discussed different areas of IR application where these models could be used.
Intuitive Cognition As Important Concepts Of Philosophy

In this article, we will try to show the place of intuition in the process of cognition, based on the works we have studied and understood. It shows the diversity of views on the problem of creative intuition and the importance of this problem today.
Social and Economic Value Evaluation of Water Resource Based on Fuzzy Mathematics and Emergy Theory

Water resources is one of the important drivers of socio-economic development, but the value of water resources in society is not clear. In order to accurately describe the impact of water resources on socio-economic value, a socio-economic value evaluation index system for water resources is established. This paper is based on the theory of utility value of water resources. Discussed how to use fuzzy mathematics and benefit sharing coefficient method to calculate the socio-economic value of water resources in different industries. Take the Golog Zang A.P in the source region of the Yellow River as an example. Calculated the socio-economic value of water resources for residential life, irrigation planting, industry, construction and tertiary industry. Finally, analysis results show that the value of comprehensive water resources in the study area is between 9.4-40CNY, tertiary industry highest, lowest value for domestic water. The calculation results provide a reference for the rational and efficient use of regional water resources and the scientific formulation of water resources policies.
Translation technique term and semantics

This paper explores the nature of technical terms from a semantic standpoint, gleaning insight from both classical and cognitive models. It also discusses this topic’s relevance and application to the interpretation and translation of key biblical terms. Anyone who has spent time reading an academic book or article has encountered an unfamiliar word, or even more confusing, a familiar word that does not seem to mean what it would normally mean. An example of this comes from general and cognitive linguistics, fields relevant to this study. The literature frequently uses terms such as “frame,” “domain,” and “context.” These terms often vary from their more general definitions, from their definition in a related subfield of linguistics, and even from the definition given by another author in the same field. This is just one manifestation of the flexibility and sometimes frustration of language. Any person or social group can select a word and use it for their purposes, regardless of how others typically use it. The Bible is no exception to this phenomenon. The biblical authors used some words in technical or specialized ways, with the result that their meanings were in some way distinct from more general usages.
Study on Construction of Hydrological Monitoring System of the Yangtze River and Application of New Technologies on Flood Monitoring

The flood of the Yangtze River has the characteristics of high peak, large quantity and long duration. The Yangtze River Hydrology Bureau summarizes and combs the complete business process chain of flood hydrological monitoring, and gradually constructs the Yangtze River flood hydrological monitoring system. Including station network layout, early warning response, monitoring technology, information processing, results output and other dimensions. The hydrological monitoring system of the Yangtze River flood has been gradually constructed and has been successfully applied in many flood basins. Especially under the special situation of COVID-19 epidemic situation in 2020 and the severe flood situation in the Yangtze River Basin, the scientific and practical nature and practicability of the hydrological monitoring system of the Yangtze River flood are further verified. In view of the shortcomings existing in the existing monitoring system, this paper looks forward to the frontier technologies involved in flood monitoring, and has a certain reference function for flood hydrological emergency monitoring.
Topology identification of autonomous quantum dynamical networks

Topology identification comprises reconstructing the Hamiltonian, and thus the corresponding interaction terms, by properly processing measurements of its density operator within a fixed time interval. It finds application in several quantum technology contexts, ranging from quantum communication to quantum computing or sensing. In this paper we provide analytical conditions for the solvability of the topology identification problem for autonomous quantum dynamical networks (i.e., as in our case, not explicitly depending on time via the use of an external drive). The solvability condition is then converted in an algorithm for quantum network reconstruction that is easily implementable on standard computer facilities. The obtained algorithm is tested for Hamiltonian reconstruction on numerical examples based on the quantum walks formalism.
Library in Search of Self-identification: the Experience of the Center for Scientific and Humanitarian Information of PUA

The article is devoted to a description of various approaches to solving topical educational and “library” problems typical of the contemporary world, which are being realized in its practical activities by the scientific-educational complex for continuing education Kharkiv University of Humanities “People’s Ukrainian Academy”.&#x0D; “People’s Ukrainian Academy” is the institution where the university library’s functions are not limited to repositing and providing books to students and teaching staff. The authors point out that in the contemporary world where 90% of all available information has come up in the last two years, libraries are to learn and teach others how to manage information, how to analyze and systematize it, how to maintain the academic ethos, and foster academic integrity. The authors emphasize that the tasks are qualitatively different from what libraries used to have.&#x0D; Among the main goals the Centre for Scientific and Humanitarian Information (the whole name of the PUA’s librarian complex) attempts to achieve, combination of functions is a priority: shaping reader’s needs and developing a culture of reading, a culture of dealing with books and other information sources, establishing and developing a cuture of Dialogue in the education institutions, leadership in its innovative activity.&#x0D; The paper substantiates the existing PUA approaches to the functions of the librarian complex and considers the principles and methods of the library work with people of different age-groups, its participation in soling cultural communication problems, developing a culture of the Dialogue, book-crossing and others.&#x0D; The paper explicates how non-standard formats of activity ensure achieving the goals of the university library in the times of uncertainty and constant change.
Learning Vision-based Reactive Policies for Obstacle Avoidance

In this paper, we address the problem of vision-based obstacle avoidance for robotic manipulators. This topic poses challenges for both perception and motion generation. While most work in the field aims at improving one of those aspects, we provide a unified framework for approaching this problem. The main goal of this framework is to connect perception and motion by identifying the relationship between the visual input and the corresponding motion representation. To this end, we propose a method for learning reactive obstacle avoidance policies. We evaluate our method on goal-reaching tasks for single and multiple obstacles scenarios. We show the ability of the proposed method to efficiently learn stable obstacle avoidance strategies at a high success rate, while maintaining closed-loop responsiveness required for critical applications like human-robot interaction.
Teaching Listening Through Podcast

Listening is one of the skills in teaching English. Listening is not passive ability but active communication. Listening aims to understand and respond to what we hear. When we hear, we always give response either through direct spoken language or body language. To get maximum results, teachers must be able to use media that can facilitate and motivate students in the learning process of hearing. In this case, the media that is currently being used is podcast audio. Podcasts come from the words "iPod" and "broadcast" which produce audio and video files episodically that can be downloaded and listened to by personal computers, tablets, smart phones, or other audio/video device and listeners can listen and learn all the interesting material they need. The purpose of this study is to introduce the use of audio podcasts as a media portable for listening learning, in addition to this research aims to apply audio podcast media in the process of teaching English the 8 th students at SMP 181 Jakarta. The teaching process through; interviews, observations, literary studies, and the internet. Additionally, to collect results from significant differences before and after using audio podcasts, the authors used pre-tests and post-tests during observation. The study's findings include: 1) the advantage of teaching Listen through audio podcasts is that authors find that podcasts can help students feel comfortable while they listen to questions. Students can repeat listening to missed or unheard sentences. 2) Through audio podcasts make it easy for teachers to teach students online without offline process, 3) through audio podcasts are very effective in improving students' ability in listening skills for the 8 th students at SMP 181 Jakarta. Through the Audio Podcast, the author makes students enjoy and happy to listen. Because, audio podcasts make students easy to be applied
English Speaking Difficulties Encountered by The Islamic Boarding School Students Daarul Mughni Bogor

The research is to find out the students’ speaking difficulties encountered by Islamic Boarding School Daarul Mughni Bogor, Indonesia. The research objective identifies and describes the process result of the students’ observation, questionnaire, and interview related to linguistic factors, non-linguistic factors, and both causes. The subject of this research is the students as about 80 respondents with a descriptive analysis of qualitative research. The research methodology is considered to be appropriately applied for the study of linguistic analysis and a description of the data. The population of the research study is the 12th – grade students of Daarul Mughni Islamic Boarding School Bogor, Indonesia. The sample of the research study was chosen by using a simple random sample of 80 respondents of 292 students. Descriptive research is selected by the researcher because it deals with the phenomenon of the students’ speaking difficulties in a real-life situation that happened to the students while they are speaking English at school. The description of the questionnaire result explains about three aspects such as linguistic factors, non- linguistic factors, and the causes of speaking difficulties related to the environment, speaking difficulties related to English teaching, and curriculum design
A brief study of the Autshumato Machine Translation Web Service for South African languages

The scarcity of adequate resources for South African languages poses a huge challenge for their functional development in specialised fields such as science and technology. The study examines the Autshumato Machine Translation (MT) Web Service, created by the Centre for Text Technology at the North-West University. This software supports both formal and informal translations as a machine-aided human translation tool. We investigate the system in terms of its advantages and limitations and suggest possible solutions for South African languages. The results show that the system is essential as it offers high-speed translation and operates as an open-source platform. It also provides multiple translations from sentences, documents and web pages. Some South African languages were included whilst others were excluded and we find this to be a limitation of the system. We also find that the system was trained with a limited amount of data, and this has an adverse effect on the quality of the output. The study suggests that adding specialised parallel corpora from various contemporary fields for all official languages and involving language experts in the pre-editing of training data can be a major step towards improving the quality of the system’s output. The study also outlines that developers should consider integrating the system with other natural language processing applications. Finally, the initiatives discussed in this study will help to improve this MT system to be a more effective translation tool for all the official languages of South Africa.
Patient-Reported Outcome+ Platform for Remote Symptom Management, Featuring Automated Triage System

Despite the promising results, symptom monitoring is not widely implemented in the clinic. This is largely due to the additional staffing that is needed to triage the increased patients' symptom reporting. We herein develop a PRO+ platform for remote symptom management, where the plus sign stands for automated triage pathways. This includes AI and evidence-based triage chatbot and severity classification algorithm, to reduce manual triage needs.22 most common symptoms were included in the triage system. For each symptom, triage pathways were built in chatbot format. Typically, a triage starts with onset questions, like "when did it start?", "how many episodes?", followed by PRO CTCAE evaluation, how daily life was affected, home medication and remedies patients used, associated symptoms, etc. For most questions, multiple choices were identified as potential answers for patients to choose from. I.e., 10 scales were provided for pain evaluation. Some questions offer sharing pictures or free text. A decision tree-based classification algorithm was developed to classify the reported symptoms to non-urgent, urgent, and emergent situations. Three metrics were used for ongoing evaluation during development. 1) Patient engagement rate. Volunteer patients used the system to report symptoms. If a chatbot conversation was initiated and finished, it was counted as a successful engagement. 2) Chatbot triage efficiency. Nurses reviewed the reported symptom details and marked the situations that enough information was collected to provide patients clinical advice. Corresponding percentage was calculated. Although we expect that there will always be cases that additional communication is needed to triage patients, we want to collect enough information to triage most straightforward cases. 3) Classification accuracy. The classification algorithm results were compared with manual results by nurses, and discrepancy was reported.The PRO+ platform was built. Patients can select any symptom to report. Once a symptom is selected, the chatbot will carry a conversation with patient to collect necessary information for triage. The chat bot conversation is adapted real-time to the reported symptoms and conversation. 150 volunteer patients reported symptoms, and the engagement rate was 91%. 80% of the time the chatbot had collected enough information for nurses to provide clinical advice. The severity classification discrepancy was 95%.A PRO+ platform was built for symptom management. It has automated triage pathways that can potentially allow clinics to provide remote symptom monitoring with reduced manual triage needs. More study is needed to examine the chatbot questions, severity classification performance, and staffing model required before wide adoption in the clinic.
Enumeration of some matrices and free linear codes over commutative finite local rings

Abstract Let R be a commutative finite local ring. Two enumeration problems over R are presented. We enumerate the matrices over R with a given McCoy rank and a given number of rows of single unit, and the free linear codes over R which have a given rank and a given number of vectors of single unit.
innovative approach to training students of art pedagogical universities

The distinctive feature of modern musical art is the constant search for new expressive means. Innovations infiltrated all aspects of composition, including the writing technique, understanding of the genre, style, form, and instrumental interpretation. These efforts are aimed at a true diverse and multifaceted embodiment of reality, which is constantly changing due to grand social upheavals. “Creative experiment, inquisitive search, and desire for renewal are inevitable and necessary in modern music. Without these experiments, artistic creativity becomes shallow, declines, and is subjected to sclerotic necrosis”. The growing need for a highly spiritual society requires a rapprochement to teaching and educating the younger generation to develop its spiritual and cultural values, personal and artistic orientations. These trends are primarily related to maintaining and increasing the intellectual and creative potential of a person who can express oneself through professional activities. In this case, the modern socio-cultural stage of development of musical-pedagogical education brings attention to new quality requirements to training of the experts that supposes the necessity and urgency of updating a problem of methodological training of music teachers.
Theoretical and methodological fundamentals of application of information and communication technologies in the process of teaching tourism disciplines

The article analyzes the state of implementation of information and communication technologies (ICT) in the organization of e-learning in higher education students using the experience of specialties «Tourism». The urgency of e-learning technologies application and related information and communication technologies is proved. The results of research on active use of ICT, e-learning platforms, choice of ICT-based survey of the Ukrainian higher educational institutions that provide teaching training courses in specialties «Tourism». Describes examples of the use of various multimedia resources in the classroom. The author analyzes the problems and prospects of using information and communication technologies in the high school, as a pledge of constructing an intensive process of assimilation of knowledge and skills. It has been found that teachers prefer e-learning platforms, various Internet sites, and multimedia presentations.