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A Study on the Self-Regulating Learning Ability of General English and Spanish Learners in the Flipped Learning Strategy

The purpose of this study was to examine how flipped learning strategy affects learners' self-regulating ability in both general English and Spanish, based on the study hypothesis that self-regulating learning ability of general English learners will make a meaningful difference in comparison to that of traditional learning. The study was also focused on how flipped learning was related to learners' self-regulating ability. From September 10, 2018 to December 10, 2018, a total of 81 students in general English and Spanish were surveyed in which three sub areas of self-regulating learning (cognitive, motivational, and behavioral control) were considered, and which were divided into six sub-domains, a total of 65 items were composed. Although not very significant results were shown in the case of motivational control, both English and Spanish classes have statistically significant differences in cognitive and behavioral self-regulating learning abilities.
TEORI- TEORI BELAJAR UNTUK KECERDASAN BAHASA ANAK USIA DINI

Learning theory raised by educational psychologists after they have difficulty to explain the whole learning process Implementation of Early Childhood Education at this time can not be separated from the theories presented by experts, both psychologists, philosophers, and observers of education. These theories greatly assist teachers today in dealing with the Early Childhood, the methods to do to teach children, and how to deal with children and their behaviors.On the above issues, the purpose of this paper is: Knowing what Tiori is used in the implementation of language education in children in early childhood Dahlia Kota Bengkulu.The method used a qualitative method. Research location in Early Childhood Dahlia Kota Bengkulu. Data collection using interviews, observation, and documentation. Research results show: Theory learning that is used in Early Childhood Dahlia integrated in every material, But Learning Theory for language intelligence in processing Words become a mainstay in educating children in early childhood Dahlia Bengkulu City.
The Path of Building Curriculum Resources of Adult Colleges and Universities Based on MOOC in the Intelligent Era

Curriculum resources are the basis for ensuring the implementation of the curriculum, theirs suitability and richness affect the achievement of the curriculum teaching goals. They are an important guarantee for achieving the curriculum teaching goals. The application of artificial intelligence technology in the field of education has triggered profound changes in teaching and learning. In the intelligent era, how to build a massive adult education learning resource library that can meet personalized needs has become an important topic and development direction of learning resource construction. The construction of adult colleges and universities curriculum resources based on MOOC is an effective means of promotion for teaching and learning. This paper analyzes the defects in the construction of traditional curriculum digital learning resources in adult colleges and universities, the advantages of the construction of curriculum resources based on MOOC in adult colleges and universities, the principles and paths of the construction of curriculum resources based on MOOC, in order to quickly create the exclusive curriculum resources suitable for adult colleges and universities and in line with the characteristics of adults, make better use of its supplementary teaching and supplementary learning, effectively improve the quantity and quality of adult education resources construction, and promote the development of adult education and teaching.
Almost Completely Lucid

Almost Completely Lucid Kristina Warren (bio) Almost Completely Lucid (2019; four melodicas, four channel electronics) is an out-of-body experience in sound, an expressive near miss. The four melodica players variably interpret numbers representing phrase duration, number of notes, number of pitches, and pitch spread, and, more importantly, they choose whether and how to solo or support. The electronics, consisting of digitally synthesized, analog filtered sound, reply with scripted dialogue and pseudoreflections. Trading in noncollaborative collaboration, Almost Completely Lucid hints at a different time altogether. The performance should take approximately ten minutes. Performance video: https://youtu.be/PxhDpyyzaw0. Please note that the notation developed for this piece remains the copyright of Kristina Warren. [End Page 28] Click for larger view View full resolution [End Page 30] Click for larger view View full resolution [End Page 37] Kristina Warren kristina warren is a composer, improviser, and critical maker. She writes and performs acoustic and electronic sound using instruments that she and others have made. Her first solo album, filament (2019, released as petra), is “precise and unpredictable, making repeat listens irresistible” (Marc Masters, Bandcamp); her bespoke wearable electronic instrument Exo.Rosie sees her rolling around on the floor. Recent events include New Interfaces for Musical Expression, Movement and Computing Conference, and Spektrum (Berlin), and recent ensemble collaborations include Chartreuse, JACK Quartet, Kukuruz, So Percussion, and Yarn/Wire. Currently visiting assistant professor of electronic music and multimedia at Brown University, Warren holds a PhD in composition and computer technologies from the University of Virginia. See kmwarren.org. Copyright © 2020 Suzanne G. Cusick
The typical content of political hate speech online

Chapter 6 deals with the typical contents of online hatred, in a political framework where hatred is commonly a currency. In particular, the chapter addresses content that attacks religion and race together; attacks on Jews; the sites of white supremacy; the idea of normalization of hatred; and racism. Particular attention will be devoted to religious hatred, homophobic hatred and the evolution of Holocaust denial on the internet.
Continuity of Search Generators

The goal of an analysis of search and optimization is ultimately to draw conclusions about the performance of different methods. Up to this point, the spatial characteristics of search generators have been analyzed, and several optimization methods have been formalized as search generators. Starting with this chapter, analytic tools will now be developed to address these larger question of performance. This chapter focuses on continuity, which was defined in Chapter 5 as a topological concept. Continuity considers the question of whether it is reasonable to assume that the outputs of a function will be similar when the inputs are similar.
Conclusion: the future of political hate speech online

This chapter draws some conclusions about the complex area of expressions of political hatred online. In particular, it discusses the possibility of personalizing, guiding and testing political hatred, profiling and analysing the voters (and the victims) to create a real technological architecture of hatred. It then analyses the typical uses of technological tools (and the ‘do it yourself’ approach of the politicians) to evaluate increased societal levels of tolerance related to, in particular, attacks on migrants, Muslims, Roma and Jews. Sources are analysed to understand the typical picture of hatred in a European state, and online anti-Semitism will be taken as an example to evaluate the peculiarities of the European framework with reference to this matter.
The Impact of Sustainable Leadership on Management of Risks and the Intermediate Role of Strategic Monitoring

The present study aims to study the impact of sustainable leadership on management of risks and the intermediate role of strategic monitoring in banking sector in Jordan. the study uses a sample of banks listed in Amman Stock Exchange in Jordan. the study utilizes a survey questionnaire of 159 from different categories of staff working in banks listed in Amman Stock Exchange in Jordan. The findings of the study reveal that the relationship between the social, risk management and strategic dominions, the results show that there is a positive effect when applying the social dimension characteristics (Sustainable Leadership and true representation). the impact of sustainable leadership on the true representation is higher than the impact of applying sustainable leadership on suitability according to the perspective of the risk management (credit risk management) and the moderate variables strategic monitoring of the (competitive dimension).
The Evolutionary Annealing Method

In Chapter 13, an optimization method was shown to achieve its best performance on a given problem by making full use of the information about the objective function obtained from function evaluations, and martingale optimizers were proposed as a consequence.
Learning Manifolds for Sequential Motion Planning

Motion planning with constraints is an important part of many real-world robotic systems. In this work, we study manifold learning methods to learn such constraints from data. We explore two methods for learning implicit constraint manifolds from data: Variational Autoencoders (VAE), and a new method, Equality Constraint Manifold Neural Network (ECoMaNN). With the aim of incorporating learned constraints into a sampling-based motion planning framework, we evaluate the approaches on their ability to learn representations of constraints from various datasets and on the quality of paths produced during planning.
Netizens’ Comments in Responding Polling of Presidential-VP Candidate 2019 on YouTube: Rocky Gerung's Channel

The aim of this research is to describe the expressive speech acts of the YouTube user (netizen) and the politeness strategy used by the netizens in line to respond polling of Presidential-VP candidate in Indonesia. This descriptive qualitative research used library research in collecting the data. Some theories related to expressive speech acts and politeness strategy were used to analyze the data. The analysis was represented by using informal method. The result of analysis showed that the expressive speech act is the most frequently used by the YouTube users. The results indicated that the netizens used expressive speech acts to express anger, satirizing, sympathizing, blaming, thanking and fulminating. The research also revealed the importance of expressive speech act in keeping politeness in witten language. It was concluded that the netizens were creative in expressing their ideas through written language. Expressive speech acts and politeness strategy reflected the way the language users show their emotion by using words.
The transformation of mobility: AI, robotics and automatization

Innovations in artificial intelligence (AI), advanced robotics and automatization, have already profoundly impacted the movement of people, information, ideas, communications and objects. How these technologies impact on future mobilities will depend on decisions made now, meaning that a sustained and creative engagement with AI and its applications by mobilities researchers is imperative. This chapter outlines an analytic approach to the emergent contours of complex automated mobilities systems, what we refer to as mobilities 3.0, and applies this to the case of AI military technology and weapons systems. Our conclusion identifies further challenges for the development and application of mobilities 3.0.
Towards a prior validation of a model-based approach for mobile usability evaluation

Recently, evaluating the usability of mobile applications is gaining a lot of attention.The interest is focused on the user interface design choices that may lead to the rejection of the application.The evaluation is usually performed at the last stage of the development life cycle when the system is fully implemented.At this stage, it is difficult/expensive to go back to the design and make the required changes to solve usability issues.This problem may be alleviated by using the Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) approach, where conceptual models (elaborated at the design phase) undergo a series of transformations to generate the final applications, as automatically as possible.The transformation process establishes a mechanism of traceability between these conceptual models and the final application.Due to this mechanism, the analysis of these models to improve their usability is likely to preserve this usability at the final application or improve it.The present paper presents a model-based approach to evaluate the usability of mobile applications in the design phase.The proposed approach provides a set of usability metrics that are defined based on conceptual primitives that constitute the conceptual models.The objective is to allow the measurement of usability issues from the conceptual models.Prior validation of our proposal is presented in this paper.
The nature, and a first definition, of hate speech

Chapter 2 illustrates the essence and provides the first definitions of online political hatred. In particular, the analysis considers the most important European states in this area, and their regulatory disciplines. The chapter also illustrates the essential points of the digital society that have radically changed the framework of traditional hate speech. The definitions that are elaborated draw inspiration both from the supranational legislation and from the interpretations of numerous scholars, and demonstrate a definition of hate speech that has evolved over the time. The chapter highlights some definitions of ‘local’ hate speech, that is, as they are considered in the norms of some states (in particular Denmark, The Netherlands, Poland, Czech Republic and Hungary). It then discusses the works of the Italian ‘Jo Cox’ Commission and some specific points related to digital platforms.
Politics online and the use of hate speech

Chapter 8 reflects on the use of online hate expression during political activity. In particular, it illustrates the evolution of hate expression in parallel with the evolution of the network and the change that the platforms have experienced in recent years. The central part of the chapter is devoted to the relationship between political propaganda and expressions of hatred, with particular attention to innovative use of social media to convey political hatred.
Rapid and Shape-Changing Digital Fabrication Using Magnetic Thermoplastic Material

In this research, we propose a digital fabrication method that can print reusable objects rapidly using the clay material.
Consideration of Subjective Effects of Virtual Reality Implementation upon Designing of Educational Systems

This article studies the effects of application of digital environment with extended number of variables for assessment of learning activity by teachers and principals. In the case analyzed in this article, the virtual reality (VR) technologies were implemented into schools. The main method of studies is structured survey with participants in the innovation project. The main experimental results presented in this article are the necessity to account for existing business processes in educational entities, cardinal rearrangement of learning process based on the principle of individual learning, integration of all applied assessment systems, formation of special module providing analysis of overall data combination. Implementation of VR technologies should be preceded by multi-aspect preparation of personnel, covering both technological aspects and variation of occupational position. This article discusses opportunities of efficient usage of VR technologies in learning process.
OPINION MINING ABOUT PARFUM ON E-COMMERCE BUKALAPAK.COM USING THE NAÏVE BAYES ALGORITHM

Information plays a very important role in the rapid development ofthe world. Many people use online media to search for information, one of which is to find out information about the negative or positive of a product in e-commerce based on the comments that exist. To find out the classification of all comments-comet takes quite a long time in reading it. So,to make it easier than that all made a classification system to determine the classification of comments. In this classification process, the Naive Bayes algorithm is used as a solution to the problem. The process with the Naive Bayes algorithm requires training data which is used as learning material from the system. The training data used is taken from one e-commerce site, Bukalapak.com regarding perfume products. Taking comments from Buakalapak.com used crawling techniques to retrieve comments from the whole product. The training data needed in this system is 1000 comments consisting of 500 positive training comments and 500 negative training comments. To get the accuracy value, it requires 300 test comments consisting of 150 positive test comments and 150 negative test comments. From the results of testing with Naive Bayes, the accuracy rate can be quite good, namely with a precision value of 96.44%, 96.34% recall,and an accuracy of 96.33%.
ON THE POSSIBILITY OF GROUP-THEORETIC DESCRIPTION OF AN EQUIVALENCE RELATION CONNECTED TO THE PROBLEM OF COVERING SUBSETS IN FINITE FIELDS WITH COSETS OF LINEAR SUBSPACES

Let $ F^{n}_{q} $ be an $ n $-dimensional vector space over a finite field $ F_q $ . Let $ C(F^{n}_{q} ) $ denote the set of all cosets of linear subspaces in $ F^{n}_{q} $. Cosets $ H_1, H_2, \ldots H_s $ are called exclusive if $ H_i \nsubseteq H_j $, $ 1 \mathclose{\leq} i \mathclose{&lt;} j \mathclose{\leq} s $. A permutation $ f $ of $ C(F^{n}_{q} ) $ is called a $ C $-permutation, if for any exclusive cosets $ H, H_1, H_2, \ldots H_s $ such that $ H \subseteq H_1 \cup H_2 \cup \cdots \cup H_s $ we have:i) cosets $ f(H), f(H_1), f(H_2), \ldots, f(H_s) $ are exclusive;ii) cosets $ f^{-1}(H), f^{-1}(H_1), f^{-1}(H_2), \ldots, f^{-1}(H_s) $ are exclusive;iii) $ f(H) \subseteq f(H_1) \cup f(H_2) \cup \cdots \cup f(H_s) $;vi) $ f^{-1}(H) \subseteq f^{-1}(H_1) \cup f^{-1}(H_2) \cup \cdots \cup f^{-1}(H_s) $.In this paper we show that the set of all $ C $-permutations of $ C(F^{n}_{q} ) $ is the General Semiaffine Group of degree $ n $ over $ F_q $.
Face Detection in Single and Multiple Images Using Different Skin Color Models

Introduction: Face Detection is used in many different steams like video conferencing, human-computer interface, face detection, and in the database management of image. Therefore, the aim of our paper is to apply Red Green Blue (RGB) and Hue Saturation Value (HSV) color models in detecting the single, including multiple images of any face. Each color model HSV, Ycbcr and TSL are individually performed with the RGB color model to detect from the single and multiple images, the region of the face. Methods: The morphological operations are performed in the face region to a number of pixels as the proposed parameter to check either an input image contains face region or not. Canny edge detection is also used to show the boundaries of a candidate face region, in the end, the face can be shown detected by using bounding box around the face. Results: The reliability model has also been proposed for detecting the faces in single and multiple images. The results of the experiments reflect that the algorithm been proposed performs very well in each model for detecting the faces in single and multiple images and the reliability model provides the best fit by analyzing the precision and accuracy. Moreover Discussion: The calculated results show that HSV model works best for single faced images whereas YCbCr and TSL models work best for multiple faced images. Also, the evaluated results by this paper provides the better testing strategies that helps to develop new techniques which leads to an increase in research effectiveness. Conclusion: The calculated value of all parameters is helpful for proving that the proposed algorithm has been performed very well in each model for detecting the face by using a bounding box around the face in single as well as multiple images. The precision and accuracy of all three models are analyzed through the reliability model. The comparison calculated in this paper reflects that HSV model works best for single faced images whereas YCbCr and TSL models work best for multiple faced images.
IMPLEMENTATION OF ADDITIVE RATIO ASSESSMENT (ARAS) METHOD ON DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR RECIPIENT OF INHABITABLE HOUSE

In Air Jamban distric office, there are problems for the distribution of housing assistance, one of which is that it is very difficult for related parties to provide assistance to prospective recipients who are in dire need and on target. The assessment system for prospective beneficiaries for inhabitable house is still subjective. Therefore, this study will discuss a decision support system in order to help the Air Jamban village in determining the beneficiaries of livable housing based on 8 predetermined criteria, namely fuel for cooking (C1), home status (C2), number of children (C3) , income (C4), house floor type (C5), house roof type (C6), wall type (C7) and house area (C8) using the Additive Ratio Assessment (ARAS) method and using 10 alternative data. The results of the ARAS method calculation there are 6 names that can be recommended, the highest (Ki) value is 0.101034482, 0.099586176, 0.097412263, 0.093309699, 0.091426639 and 0.090745596
Exploring Students’ Affixation Error on Writing Hortatory Exposition Essay

This research aimed to pinpoint affixation errors in writing, which was done by extracting the errors in the writings of 30 hortatory exposition essays written by students of English Education Department at Universitas Negeri Padang.This study was using Plag's (2003) theory of affixation and McCarthy's (2002) theory.As a result of this qualitative research which was using content analysis method, two types of errors were extracted as the following: 196 inflectional suffixes errors and 93 derivational suffixes errors.For inflectional suffixes, there were 53 errors in showing present tense, 14 errors in showing past tense, 8 errors in showing participle, 14 errors in showing continuous, 102 errors in showing plurality, and 5 errors in showing possession.For derivational suffixes, there were 85 errors in the use of noun, 7 errors in the use of the adjectives, and 1 error in the use of adverb.However, it can be generally concluded that the University students have not mastered or understood the structure of English language.The findings of the study have implications for the academic writing class.
Revisiting the Issues of Studying the Creative Heritage of Kazimir Malevich: Russian and Foreign Bibliography

The article considers issues related to the study of the creative heritage of Kazimir Malevich. It characterizes Russian and foreign researchers and their main works, highlights and analyzes the difference of domestic and foreign researchers’ approaches to the study of the artist’s heritage. Besides, the article reveals the basic principles used by researchers and including mainly a chronological study of life and creative biography, philosophical and art history analysis, art history and linguistic analysis of graphic sheets, attribution and technology in the works of K. Malevich, and determines the predominance of art history analysis in both Western and Russian bibliography