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Theoretical Model for the Formation of Media Literacy through Extracurricular Forms of Work of Students in the Stage 1st – 4th Grade

The article presents an author's theoretical model for the formation of media literacy through extracurricular activities of students in the 1st – 4th grade. It is based on in-depth theoretical analysis and synthesis of scientific literature and official documents. Its parameters include approaches, principles, goals, expected results, learning content, methods, techniques and forms that are consistent with the planned levels of learning material. The aim is to increase media literacy and media culture of the young students by introducing innovative training in extracurricular activities.
On Computer Games

Building on the idea introduced in Intermezzo, we now offer three essays on games, computer games in particular. One is about Chess, the other Conway’s Game of Life, and the last one is about Bouncing Balls on computer screen. Each chapter could be read independently, but put together they present a curious thought, the second deep idea of this book. The tradeoff: Consistent games are typically boring and interesting games are typically inconsistent.
Corporate Cyber Security In Turkey Investigation of Legal and Corporate Infrastructure : A Meta-Synthesis Study

Network technologies, which were created to serve military activities in the early days, have gained a civilized concept structure after the cold war period. In this context, the opening of internet technologies to civilian use has also made the use of information networks widespread. The spread of information networks has accelerated the information transformation in the social, commercial, military and cultural fields on a global scale. As an effect of this transformation, individuals and institutions perform almost all of their data storage, data transfer, instant communication and service provision in cyberspace. Although this situation creates advantages in terms of time, cost and energy, it has also brought important risks and security gaps due to the emergence of many attack methods, especially data theft, for cyber security. In parallel with this result, cyber attack methods have increased rapidly over time due to the rapid movement brought about by technological developments and have become a much larger, complicated and difficult to notice structure. Cyber security mechanisms developed to defend against attacks that seriously threaten personal data, such as cyber attacks, are also dynamic, just like cyber attacks. Today, it has become a necessity for every institution to develop and implement effective cyber security methods in order to be protected from cyber attacks and threats by structuring their own information systems in digital environments and to ensure the information and data security they have. Such unstoppable developments in technology result in the emergence of new types of threats to cyber security, just as it has been up to now. In this context, the sustainability and operability of cyber security mechanisms are essential. In the light of all this information, in this study, especially in the corporate field, the methods of activity that threaten cyber security, as well as legal and institutional infrastructures are discussed and the level of current cyber security awareness is tried to be determined. As the application dimension of the research, the format and standards determined by the Presidency Digital Transformation Office in military institutions and EYP-2.0 (Electronic Transformation) in the system in the background Correspondence Package) package examined and a demo of the relevant package program has been created. In addition to these issues, the methods that can be developed within the framework of cyber attacks and defense against these attacks are evaluated. It is foreseen that the study will contribute to the literature in this context and will be a useful resource for institutions and organizations in terms of gaining the functionality and sustainability of cyber security mechanisms.
Student Academic Planner System: A Review

In this research, the target user of UniPlanner: Student Academic Planner will be focused on USIM students. It is a system used to help student manage their time. The purpose of developing this system is to maximize and improve the time management of USIM students, organize their daily life and increase the effectiveness of their studies. The description of the problem to be solved, how the system works, the methodology, and the tools used in the development will be discussed in this paper. Overall, this system will include with calendar, planner, notes, watch and timer, and CGPA calculator. These functions can lead to the betterment of student performances in academics.
The Effect of Customer Knowledge Management on Organizational Performance

Nowadays, the development of knowledge management (KM) does play an important role in the concept of Customer Knowledge Management (CKM).This development shows the rapid change in all areas of life, due to the effects of globalization and the development of highly acclaimed KM.On the other hand, CKM is considered important, because its implementation benefits the field of operations and services, that can improve personal competence, maintain availability knowledge, innovation and product development.Therefore, scholars regard CKM as a strategic resource for businesses to improve innovation, facilitate the detection of new market opportunities, and support long-term customer relationship management (CRM).However, literature suffers from a lack of understanding of customer knowledge's role in improving the performance of organization.Thus, the purpose of the study is to investigate the impact of CKM on organizational performance (OP).This study uses a questionnaire and statistical analytical techniques (Structural Sequential Equation Model) to explore the effect of CKM on OP.The statistical population of this research includes 500 insurance companies in Malaysia.The sample size was estimated 258 people by using Krejcie and Morgan Morgan Table (1970) and stratified sampling method was used.Data collection tool is close ended questionnaire with Likert's five-option scale.Therefore, 516 questionnaires were distributed and 180 returned questionnaires were analyzed.Measurement model was analyzed to determine data validity and the hypotheses were tested using structural model.The findings showed that that CKM dimensions namely; Knowledge for customers (KfC), and Knowledge from Customers (KfrC) had a positive impact on the performance of organization and provides competitive advantages.However, knowledge about customers (KaC), indicated insignificant impact with OP.This study provides clear implications related to the theory and contributions to the literature related to CKM as well as in insurance industry.The study also provides invaluable insightfulness to various stakeholders including policy makers, institutional support and insurance agent about the importance of knowledge about customers (KaC), Knowledge for customers (KfC), and Knowledge from Customers (KfrC) in determining the performance of insurance industry.
SERVANT LEADERSHIP AND JOB PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM AIRLINE COMPANIES IN JORDAN

This study explores the impact of servant leadership (SL) on job performance among service employees in Jordanian airline companies. A convenient sample of (201) employees answered the self-administrated questionnaire. Structural Equation Model/AMOS was applied for statistical analysis. Results revealed a positive aggregate impact of SL on job performance (R-square = 0.44). Respondents showed moderate agreement that their leaders are exhibiting and practicing the SL style. Respondents assessed their performance level as moderate. The impact of sub-dimensions of SL revealed variation in impact on job performance. Conceptualization and creating value for the community sub-dimensions of SL did not show any impact on job performance. Servant leadership is a crucial element in enhancing the performance of employees, which in turn would improve the quality of services provided to customers.
THE EFFECT OF SOCIAL PROGRESS ON FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS: A DYNAMIC PANEL DATA ANALYSIS FOR AFRICAN COUNTRIES

A strand in the empirical literature on development economics investigates the dependence of foreign direct investments on recipient countries' economic, institutional and structural characteristics. This paper builds upon this literature by examining the role of a country's social progress as a pull factor for inward foreign investments. It applies the dynamic panel data methodology to an unbalanced panel dataset from African countries for the 2011-2019 period. The findings suggest that social progress is a significant determinant of foreign direct investments in Africa, supporting a positive social progress-foreign direct investments nexus. For the dimensions of social progress, while access to basic needs and foundations of well-being are important factors, opportunity exhibits superior influence on foreign direct investments. Findings provide evidence for a policy that recognises the social progress in shaping a host country’s attractiveness to foreign investments.
Web 3.0 Systematic Exchange System of Web 3.0 using Blockchain Technology

Web 3.0 Systematic Exchange System of Web 3.0 using Blockchain Technology
Sparsity in neural networks can improve their privacy

This article measures how sparsity can make neural networks more robust to membership inference attacks. The obtained empirical results show that sparsity improves the privacy of the network, while preserving comparable performances on the task at hand. This empirical study completes and extends existing literature.
On ZpZp[u, v]-additive cyclic and constacyclic codes

Let $\mathbb{Z}_{p}$ be the ring of residue classes modulo a prime $p$. The $\mathbb{Z}_{p}\mathbb{Z}_{p}[u,v]$-additive cyclic codes of length $(\alpha,\beta)$ is identify as $\mathbb{Z}_{p}[u,v][x]$-submodule of $\mathbb{Z}_{p}[x]/\langle x^{\alpha}-1\rangle \times \mathbb{Z}_{p}[u,v][x]/\langle x^{\beta}-1\rangle$ where $\mathbb{Z}_{p}[u,v]=\mathbb{Z}_{p}+u\mathbb{Z}_{p}+v\mathbb{Z}_{p}$ with $u^{2}=v^{2}=uv=vu=0$. In this article, we obtain the complete sets of generator polynomials, minimal generating sets for cyclic codes with length $\beta$ over $\mathbb{Z}_{p}[u,v]$ and $\mathbb{Z}_{p}\mathbb{Z}_{p}[u,v]$-additive cyclic codes with length $(\alpha,\beta)$ respectively. We show that the Gray image of $\mathbb{Z}_{p}\mathbb{Z}_{p}[u,v]$-additive cyclic code with length $(\alpha,\beta)$ is either a QC code of length $4\alpha$ with index $4$ or a generalized QC code of length $(\alpha,3\beta)$ over $\mathbb{Z}_{p}$. Moreover, some structural properties like generating polynomials, minimal generating sets of $\mathbb{Z}_{p}\mathbb{Z}_{p}[u,v]$-additive constacyclic code with length $(\alpha,p-1)$ are determined.
Recovering unitary calculus from calculus with reality

By analogy with complex $K$--theory and $K$--theory with reality, there are theories of unitary functor calculus and unitary functor calculus with reality, both of which are generalisations of Weiss' orthogonal calculus. In this paper we show that unitary functor calculus can be completely recovered from the unitary functor calculus with reality, in analogy to how complex topological $K$--theory is completely recovered from $K$--theory with reality via forgetting the $C_2$--action.
Kind Inference for the FreeST Programming Language

We present a kind inference algorithm for the FREEST programming language.The input to the algorithm is FREEST source code with (possibly part of) kind annotations replaced by kind variables.The algorithm infers concrete kinds for all kind variables.We ran the algorithm on the FREEST test suite by first replacing kind annotation on all type variables by fresh kind variables, and concluded that the algorithm correctly infers all kinds.Non surprisingly, we found out that programmers do not choose the most general kind in 20% of the cases.
Scientific data center system of Chinese Academy of Sciences: practices and prospects

Scientific data have become a basic and strategic resource for innovation and development. As an important carrier of scientific data for long-term preservation and sharing, scientific data centers play an increasingly significant role in supporting the development of scientific and technological innovation. Based on more than 40 years of scientific database development and three years of active exploration, by the end of 2021, CAS had built a scientific data center system of "one general center, 18 disciplinary centers and 13 institutional centers". The total amount of data resources is about 100 PB, basically realizing the normal operation and service of the scientific data center system, and serving as a strong support for scientific and technological innovation in the era of big data. In the future, it will further optimize and improve the layout of the scientific data center system, continuously promote the archiving of scientific data resources, create a series of scientific data brands, develop an innovative environment of data intelligence, and support integrative scientific innovation under the new paradigm.
Precondition and effect reasoning for action recognition

Human action recognition has drawn a lot of attention in the recent years due to the research and application significance. Most existing works on action recognition focus on learning effective spatial–temporal features from videos, but neglect the strong causal relationship among the precondition, action and effect. Such relationships are also crucial to the accuracy of action recognition. In this paper, we propose to model the causal relationships based on the precondition and effect to improve the performance of action recognition. Specifically, a Cycle-Reasoning model is proposed to capture the causal relationships for action recognition. To this end, we annotate precondition and effect for a large-scale action dataset. Experimental results show that the proposed Cycle-Reasoning model can effectively reason about the precondition and effect and can enhance action recognition performance.
MANAGEMEN PENGEMBANGAN BUDAYA MEMBACA UNTUK ANAK USIA DINI MELALUI POP UP BOOKS

&#x0D; Reading culture is a behavior that grows from a process of repeated habituation. Building a reading culture for early childhood starts from things that are close to children, concrete and interesting. Early childhood is a child who is in a period of growth and development. The period in which the child will quickly absorb the various stimuli given to him. Building a reading culture is not an easy matter, therefore it needs to be built from an early age. Pop up books are an alternative book that can be used as a teacher to foster children's interest in reading. By growing interest in reading, then through habituation, it is hoped that a reading culture can be awakened. The method used is the method of literature study. The literature study carried out by researchers is to search for various written sources, both in the form of books, articles, and relevant journals. The results showed 1) Planning for the development of a reading culture was carried out by compiling a cultural program team reading, making reading programs, procuring facilities and books reading media based on pop up books, 2) Implementation is carried out by socializing reading programs, creating pop up media based images, reading corner programs, literacy days and having mobile libraries, 3) Evaluation is carried out by monitoring field activities and follow-up.
Analysis of the Correlation between Pre- and Post-Verification of NCS Basic Vocational Competency and Education Satisfaction Survey : Focused on P-College

The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the epidemic of the COVID-19 virus served as an opportunity to change modern society rapidly. The educational environment in universities is changing rapidly, and the government is developing and operating curriculum to transform theoretical education into practical education and implementing a competency-oriented society.BR This study verified whether NCS basic vocational competency has an effective approach to settling in our society and whether performance measurements are being made in an efficient manner. In order to conduct empirical analysis, an online survey was conducted for students enrolled in P-College.BR As a result of the analysis, the NCS basic vocational competency pre- and post-verification and education satisfaction survey have a close relationship with each other and act as complementary factors. This study presents the factors to be pursued and tasks to be studied in the future to improve the quality of NCS education services.
Describing Special Collections: Two Projects to Modernize the RBMS Controlled Vocabularies

This paper explores the Rare Book and Manuscript Section (RBMS) Controlled Vocabularies (RBMS CV) and their successor, the RBMS Controlled Vocabulary for Rare Materials Cataloging (RBMS CVRMC), both developed and maintained by the Rare Book and Manuscript Section of ALA/ACRL. These resources provide genre/form terms for use in special collections cataloging. Following a brief history of the development of the RBMS CV, this paper focuses on two projects: the creation of the integrated and linked data-compliant RBMS CVRMC and the revision and expansion of the thesaurus’ terms for prejudicial materials. We offer this as a case study of a community-created cataloging resource.
CORRELATION BETWEEN THE SEVERITY LEVEL OF MALOCCLUSION AND ORAL HYGIENE STATUS IN STUDENTS AT SMPN 1 MARABAHAN

ABSTRACTBackground: Malocclusion can affect oral hygiene through several circumstances, one of which is the attachment of debris and calculus due to difficulties in tooth brushing. Debris will be inaccessible and attached to the interdental part of the teeth which causes the accumulation of plaque as well as calculus. Purpose: The purpose of this research was to analyze about correlation between the severity level of malocclusion with the OHI-S status in students at SMPN 1 Marabahan. Material and Methods: This research is an observational analytic study using cross sectional approach. The sample size in this research was 46 samples of SMPN 1 Marabahan student. Data collection was performed using IOTN-DHC and OHI-S. Data analysis consisted of univariate analysis which described the character from each variable and bivariate analysis which connected two variables with spearman test. Results: The severity level of malocclusion at SMPN 1 Marabahan based on the highest IOTN-DHC was in the great need for orthodontic treatment category comprising of 19 respondents (41.30%). The oral hygiene status based on the highest OHI-S was in the category of poor with a total of 24 respondents (52.17%). Conclusion: There is a correlation between the severity level of malocclusion and oral hygiene. Higher severity level of malocclusion will affect oral hygiene status.Keywords: Adolescent, IOTN-DHC, Malocclusion, OHI-S, Oral hygiene.
The Relationship Between Concentration and Academic Achievement in Online Entrepreneurship Education Using Real-time Gaze Tracking: The Moderating Effect of Learners’ Postures

The COVID-19 pandemic has altered the educational landscape worldwide, including the widespread adoption of online learning. This study aims to define the concept of classroom engagement by examining the gaze behavior and posture of university students during online entrepreneurial education. In addition, this study examines the relationship between concentration and academic achievement. Drawing on the theory of stimulus-response compatibility(SRC), gaze behavior is measured using dwell time, while self -regulated learning is quantified based on students’ conscious effort and concentration. The study investigates the positive impact of concentration on academic performance and validates the moderating effect of proper posture on this relationship. By utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) technology, video data (comprising 3,360 hours) from 87 university students enrolled in online entrepreneurial education were analyzed. The study determined that high levels of concentration, as gauged by the combination of pupil gaze and posture, were positively associated with improved academic performance. Moreover, this study reveals that proper posture, as measured by the scapula's position, plays a significant moderating role in the relationship between concentration and academic performance. These findings underscore the importance of quantifying classroom behavior and engagement in online learning environments. Finally, this study suggests future research directions from an interdisciplinary perspective, including education, management, and AI technology.
ANALISIS KEBIASAAN BELAJAR PADA SISWA BERPRESTASI AKADEMIK DI SEKOLAH DASAR

This research is a descriptive qualitative research. Sampling of data sources was carried out by purposive sampling. The purpose of the study was to analyze the study habits of students with academic achievement ranking one to three in elementary schools. The subjects of this study were students in grades one to three in grades II, III, IV, V and VI at SDN Parakan 01. The results of the analysis showed that the study habits of students with academic achievements ranked one to three had good study habits and differed among other students when the learning process took place at home or at home. at school. Academic achievement students have a regular study schedule, have an interest in reading textbooks or books of various knowledge, take notes on material lessons with structured and neat writing, use free time to complete assignments, concentrate while studying, have facilities that support learning, have space comfortable learning, have 2D or 3D learning media and information technology tools as a means of learning, have a variety of books such as theme books, history books and other knowledge books that are used to support learning, like quiet learning conditions and enjoy learning with other friends at school. his class. All good study habits in academically achieving students occur because of the guidance when doing learning carried out by teachers and parents.
The impact of interpersonal communication on employee performance during work from home

Interpersonal communication is a process of exchanging information, ideas, feelings, and opinion that two or more people carry out through verbal or non-verbal. This study aims to find out how far interpersonal communication impacts employee performance during work from home. In this research, six people were selected as research objects using purposive sampling. A semi-structured interview was conducted, and a list of questions was developed. Analysis of the research data using thematic analysis. The results of this study indicate the extent to which the impact of interpersonal communication while working at home, 1) good relations are established between employees, 2) greater employee involvement, and 3) increased teamwork. According to the study's findings, enhanced teamwork, higher employee involvement, and strong relationships among co-workers indicate how much interpersonal communication affects work-from-home employees. Because of the effectiveness of their communication, their performance is affected, and performance outcomes improve with improved staff communication.