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Schüler:innen-, Bildungs- oder Lernhabitus? Systematisierungen zum Erkenntnisinteresse einer Schüler:innenforschung mit der Dokumentarischen Methode
Authors: Thiersch Sven
Published: January 2025

In diesem Beitrag werden auf der Grundlage exemplarischer Diskurse und Untersuchungen die (noch immer) offenen Fragen danach diskutiert, auf welche Ebenen des Sozialen der Schüler:innenhabitus bzw. der Habitus von Schüler:innen abzielt, wie Gesamt-, Partial- und Feldhabitus zu konzeptualisieren sind und in welcher Relation sie zueinander stehen. Dabei wird zunächst ausgelotet, wie der Gegenstand zur Reflexion und zu Weiterentwicklungen in der Dokumentarischen Methode, ihrer Grundbegriffe sowie methodologischen Überlegungen beigetragen hat (Kap. 2). Umgekehrt steht vor allem aber im Zentrum, welche Erkenntnispotentiale von der Dokumentarischen Methode für die Erforschung der habituellen Orientierungen von Schüler:innen ausgehen (Kap. 3). Abschließend werden die Ergebnisse einer habitusanalytischen Schüler:innenperspektive mit der Dokumentarischen Methode zusammengefasst und offene Forschungsfragen skizziert (Kap. 4). (DIPF/Orig.)
Schüler:innen-Perspektiven und konstituierende Rahmung. Implikationen für empirische Zugänge am Beispiel inklusiver unterrichtlicher Settings
Authors: Papke Katharina , Wagner-Willi Monika
Published: January 2025

Im Rahmen des Beitrages wird diskutiert, inwiefern (Peer-)Gruppendiskussionen und deren dokumentarische Interpretation die „Erlebniszentren und Relevanzsysteme“ (Nentwig-Gesemann 2002, S. 46) von Schüler:innen offenlegen können sowie in welchem Zusammenhang diese mit der konstituierenden Rahmung (Bohnsack 2020) der Unterrichtsinteraktion stehen. Entlang von empirischen Beispielen aus als inklusiv firmierenden unterrichtlichen Settings wird dabei den Erkenntnispotenzialen und methodologischen Herausforderungen, die mit diesem empirischen Zugang für die Schüler:innenforschung verbunden sind, nachgegangen. (DIPF/Orig.)
Funktionale Analyse des Abschreibens von Hausaufgaben. Produktive Bearbeitungen des schulischen Kontextes durch Schüler:innen?
Authors: Katenbrink Nora , Kohler Britta
Published: January 2025

Das Abschreiben von Hausaufgaben wird, ebenso wie andere auf den ersten Blick den schulischen Erwartungen widersprechenden Praktiken, in bisherigen Arbeiten als personales Defizit, als peerkulturelles schuldistanziertes Handeln oder als Ausdruck milieuabhängiger Bildungsorientierungen gedeutet. In diesem Text wird eine andere Sicht vorgeschlagen: In einer Auslegung der dokumentarischen Soziogenese als funktionale Analyse wird das Abschreiben als Bearbeitung spannungsreicher Erwartungen an die Schüler:innenrollen rekonstruiert. So gelingt es, ein (schul-)alltägliches Phänomen als eine Schüler:innenpraxis in den Blick zu nehmen. Dazu werden zunächst die grundlegenden methodologischen Annahmen einer funktionalen Analyse konturiert. Anhand von exemplarischen Ergebnissen aus einem Anforschungsprojekt zum Abschreiben von Hausaufgaben wird der Beitrag der Dokumentarischen Methode zur Schüler:innenforschung ausgelotet. (DIPF/Orig.)
Logiken des Schulfachs Musik. Erkenntnisse zum Schüler:innenhandeln im Musikunterricht aus Perspektive dokumentarischer Unterrichtsforschung
Authors: Buchborn Thade , Theisohn Elisabeth , Treß Johannes , Völker Jonas
Published: January 2025

Im vorliegenden Beitrag vergleichen die Autor*innen die Ergebnisse dreier Studien, in denen mit Hilfe der Dokumentarischen Methode das handlungsleitende Wissen von Schüler:innen in charakteristischen Fachkontexten des Musikunterrichts rekonstruiert wurde. Das gemeinsame Komponieren, Improvisieren sowie das Hören und Musizieren eines arabischen Liedes fundieren Wissensbestände, die den Erfahrungsräumen der Institution Schule, des Fachunterrichts aber auch der Peer-Kultur und des familiären Alltags zugeordnet werden können. Musikunterricht vollzieht sich demnach in einem polykontexturalen Gefüge unterschiedlicher Orientierungsgehalte. In der Zusammenschau ihrer Studien erörtern die Autor*innen, ob sich in der fachspezifischen Ausprägung des ‚Schülerjobs‘, im Umgang mit den Dingen, der Performativität und der damit einhergehenden tragenden Rolle impliziten Wissens Merkmale des Faches Musik zeigen. Abschließend stellt der Beitrag zur Diskussion, ob eine Perspektivierung der Konstitution von Fachlichkeit schulischen Unterrichts auf der Basis der Rekonstruktion von Schüler:innenhandeln gelingen kann. (DIPF/Orig.)
Ambivalente Gefühle – Zur Bedeutung von Emotionen für die inklusive Hochschulentwicklung
Authors: Hauser Mandy
Published: January 2025

Die Autorin setzt sich mit Fragen nach der Relevanz von Emotionen im Kontext inklusiver Hochschule auseinander. Aus emotionssoziologischer Perspektive wird die Interdependenz von Emotionen innerhalb der Hochschule als sozialem Raum analysiert. Der „Academic Ableism“ stellt hier eine Kontextbedingung dar, welche von der Autorin hinsichtlich emotionaler Resonanz – am Beispiel von Menschen mit Behinderungserfahrungen, die als Akteure innerhalb partizipativer Forschung und Lehre die akademische Wissensproduktion mitgestalten – kritisch diskutiert wird. Die Ambivalenz von Inklusion und Exklusion wird hier mit einem Plädoyer für die Anerkennung von Emotionen und Emotionsarbeit im akademischen Feld verbunden. (DIPF/Orig.)
Learning Across Borders: How the Learning Environment in Toyo University is Perceived by International Students
Authors: Zaharieva Yoana
Published: January 2025

Silence in Japanese classrooms, particularly in university settings, is a well-documented phenomenon, as reported by many international faculty members (King, 2013; Harumi, 2011; Egitim, 2024). As of May 2023, Japan hosted 279,274 international students which indicates the increasing efforts of internationalization of higher education (JASSO, 2024). Despite Japan's growing popularity among international students, studies have yet to adequately reflect international student perspectives on classroom interactions with Japanese students and how it affects them. Further research could help raise awareness and create an academic environment that is comfortable for both international and local students. Toyo University, a multicultural Top Global University with over 1,300 international students (Toyo University, 2024), was chosen as the context of this case study. Using qualitative methods, the present research aims to identify how international students perceive Japanese teaching methods and classroom interactions, and how these perceptions affect their motivation, engagement, and sense of belonging. The data was collected through open-ended surveys with twenty Toyo University students from diverse backgrounds to explore the connection between international students' experiences in the Japanese university system and the domestic academic environment.The findings suggest that international students frequently face challenges stemming from passive classroom environments, a lack of interaction with domestic students, and the resulting feelings of isolation, which also influence their study habits and academic performances. These findings suggest that differences in classroom culture and communication styles could impact international students’ social and academic integration. The findings indicate a need for interventions to promote active classroom participation and effective cross-cultural interaction. Implementing workshops and employing diverse teaching methods could help make the international classroom setting more welcoming for both Japanese and international students.
Rethinking English Language Education at Japanese Public High Schools: Perspectives from Alumni
Authors: Yabe Yumika
Published: January 2025

English has become the most widely spoken language worldwide, with approximately 14.6 million speakers, including four million native speakers. In response to this global trend, Japan's Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology (MEXT) has undertaken a review of its English language curriculum, aiming to enhance proficiency across the four core language skills—speaking, writing, reading, and listening—at the elementary, junior high, and high school levels. As part of these reforms, foreign language activities have become mandatory for students in grades 3 and 4, while formal foreign language instruction has been introduced as a subject starting in grades 5 and 6 (Kokubu, 2022). However, despite these reforms, many university students in Japan do not achieve even middle school-level English proficiency (Uchida, 2012). Additional challenges are present in Japan’s public high schools, which serve approximately 70% of Japanese teenagers. English education in these schools is often teachercentered, emphasizing preparation for university entrance exams rather than fostering intercultural education (Hosoki, 2011). The present study investigates the challenges in English language education within Japanese public high schools through a phenomenological analysis of university students’ personal experiences. It aims to assess the impact of the existing educational framework and provide insights into more effective teaching methodologies to promote English language skills and intercultural competence. The findings revealed the gap between the ideal English education for high school students and the current state of English instruction. The findings underscore the need for further reforms in English education, emphasizing an approach that enables students to use English in real life encounters rather than merely as an academic subject. This approach could positively impact students' learning outcomes and support their journey toward becoming global citizens. Keywords: English education, English proficiency, Japanese public high schools, reforms, teacher-centered
Las políticas de vinculación científico-tecnológica de las “nuevas” universidades del conurbano bonaerense. El caso de la Universidad Nacional de Arturo Jauretche (UNAJ) en Argentina.
Authors: Di Meglio Fernanda
Published: January 2025

The objective of this work is to analyze and characterize the scientific-technological linkage policy that has been implemented at the Arturo Jauretche National University (UNAJ) of Argentina to transfer knowledge to its socio-productive environment. This work is part of a broader line of research that explores the institutional linkage policies deployed by the “new” public universities located in the "conurbano bonaerense" (Province of Buenos Aires) that pose particular institutional and contextual dynamics in comparison with other provincial universities. In this framework, we begin by considering that these universities present linkage models more associated with social and/or territorial challenges than with technological challenges per se, from which an expansion of formats and/or devices is perceived to crystallize the function of bonding. In methodological terms, this research uses a qualitative strategy, based on primary sources and from the perspective of the university.
Corruption and renewable energy consumption in 42 developed countries: A pooled mean group analysis
Authors: Rahro Amir , Esmaeili Korani Amirmohammad , Raiss Shaghaghi Samaneh
Published: January 2025

The substantial increase in global renewable energy usage has promoted research in this field,
particularly in developed countries, which play a crucial role in reducing the impacts of climate
change. However, the role and effects of corruption on this type of energy have attracted less
attention. Moreover, as attention to the link between corruption and renewable energy are critical
criteria for development, it is imperative to assess the link between corruption and renewable energy,
especially in developed countries, where they claim to have succeeded in the fight against corruption.
This study examines the relation between corruption and renewable energy usage in 42 developed
nations. The analysis employs the pooled mean group technique and covers the period between 2012–
2020. Results reveal a strong and meaningful relation between the corruption perception index and
renewable energy consumption in the long term, while it is insignificant in the short term. Based on
these results, we suggest that policymakers should focus on the environmental effects of corruption
and on implementing effective policies.
DELAYS IN INTERIOR DESIGN CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT; THE LITERATURE REVIEW
Authors: Mohamed Yusoff Faradila , Judi Siti Suhana , Ismail Zulhabri
Published: January 2025

Delays in Interior Design construction contract have been viewed as a crucial and critical problem that will affects timely completion, budgeting and quality of ID construction contract. It's the most dangerous issue that arises in both private and public Interior Design construction contract. The objective of this study is to review the literature regarding delays in Interior Design construction contract that has been affected many projects, caused chaos among Clients and project team members. This study shows strong literature review on delay disputes as very serious issue for the parties involved such as client, consultants and contractors without exception to Interior Design construction contract. As a result, delays in construction contract will be extremely caused time exceeded and cost overrun in Malaysian Interior Design industry. It is expected that this study can help the studies that will be done in the future. This delays issue in Interior Design construction contract should be brought up the attention to find the way of managing the delays and prevent it at the earlier stage.
FROM VISITOR REVIEWS TO DIGITAL SOLUTIONS: ENHANCING ENGAGEMENT AT JUGRA HERITAGE SITES
Authors: Md Zain Mazarina , Baniyamin Nurhaya , Ibrahim Illyani , Zakaria Khalilah
Published: January 2025

Utilizing Extended Reality (XR) technologies to enhance visitor engagement at Jugra Heritage Sites enriches experiences, strengthens connections with Malaysia’s heritage, and aligns with modern tourism trends, thereby increasing satisfaction and encouraging repeat visits. This study investigates how digital innovations can enhance visitor engagement at Jugra heritage sites based on visitor feedback. The research focuses on three main issues: insufficient exhibit information, lack of interactive and engaging content, and the negative impact on visitors’ sense of place. To analyze visitor feedback and identify themes and patterns of engagement and information accessibility, the study used Google Reviews for Bandar Palace in Jugra, Selangor, Malaysia, collected through web scraping tools from 2019 to 2024. Researchers selected these reviews using relevant keywords such as review text, posting year, and star rating. Atlas.ti software was used to analyze the data and identify the main themes related to the sense of place at Bandar Palace. Five major themes were identified: historical significance, architectural aesthetics, visitor experience, maintenance and preservation practices, and cultural and educational value. Consequently, digital innovations can be implemented in Istana Bandar exhibitions to transform it into a cultural and educational heritage site. These innovations include introducing interactive digital guides, virtual tours with enriched educational content, enhanced feedback systems, and improved facilities management monitoring systems. These solutions aim to address visitors’ concerns, enhance their engagement and satisfaction, and attract more visitors to the site. By preserving its historical and cultural values, these solutions will offer a better participatory experience without compromising its architectural uniqueness.
ASSESSING THE NEED FOR AN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH CURRICULUM IN TVET INSTITUTIONS: PERSPECTIVES OF INSTRUCTORS AND INDUSTRY
Authors: Talib Muhamad Rosly , Mohd Zulkifli Rafeizah , Mohammad Hussain Mohd Azlan
Published: January 2025

Occupational safety and health are critical aspects of skills training and are sometimes overlooked in technical education curricula. This study explores the new curriculum requirements for occupational health and safety modules in skills training programs in Malaysia, specifically GIATMARA. The mixed approach used involved the needs analysis of 269 teaching staffs in the first phase of the study, as well as the Fuzzy Delphi technique involving 12 experts in the second phase of the study. The needs analysis data shows that there is a gap in the existing safety module, and there is a need for a safety and health curriculum for GIATMARA trainees. At the same time, the Fuzzy Delphi analysis that uses an acceptance value of more than 75 per cent found that there are five main components required in the safety and health curriculum for skills programs, namely safety motivation, safety training, safety communication, safety rules and procedures, and safety knowledge. In conclusion, this study emphasizes the need for a more flexible and inclusive curriculum development strategy, taking into account global skills needs, technology integration, and the active involvement of stakeholders in skills education. The findings of this study can be used as a guide in forming occupational health and safety modules in Malaysian skill institutions, especially GIATMARA.
INVESTIGATION OF THE RISK AND POTENTIAL HAZARDS FROM LIGHTING EFFECT AT SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY: A REVIEW
Authors: Abdol Rahman Mohd Nasrull , Ridhwan Nurul Atiqah , Shallehin Nursyahira , Nulizairos Muhamad Ariff Shastera
Published: January 2025

This review investigates the critical role of lighting in laundry facilities, focusing on its impact on efficiency, safety, and user satisfaction. This gap underscores the need for a focused examination of the risks and potential hazards associated with lighting in these environments. The objective is to provide evidence-based lighting design strategies that enhance user well-being, operational effectiveness, and sustainability. Methodologically, the review draws from diverse sources, including academic research, industry standards, and scholarly articles, to analyze factors such as brightness, color temperature, and the integration of natural and smart lighting solutions. Findings reveal that effective lighting design, tailored to the unique needs of laundry facilities, is crucial for optimizing workflow and safety while ensuring user comfort. Additionally, the review emphasizes the importance of evolving lighting standards and regular maintenance to maintain performance and safety. However, limitations include a lack of empirical studies specific to self-service laundries and the rapid pace of technological advancements that may outdate current standards. Future research opportunities involve conducting empirical studies on lighting risks in self-service laundries, exploring user perceptions, and integrating advanced technologies like smart lighting systems. Longitudinal studies are also needed to evaluate the long-term impacts of lighting design on health and productivity. This comprehensive review highlights the necessity of continuous adaptation and collaboration among industry practitioners, lighting designers, and researchers to develop holistic, evidence-based guidelines for lighting in self-service laundry facilities.
НОВЫЕ МАТЕРИАЛЫ ПО КОМИ-ПЕРМЯЦКОЙ ФИТОНИМИИ И МИКОНИМИИ
Authors: Гайдамашко Роман Валентинович , Колосова Валерия Борисовна
Published: January 2025

Рец. на: Материалы для словаря коми-пермяцких названий растений: монография / авт.-сост.: Е. Л. Федосеева, И. И. Русинова, А. С. Лобанова, Ю. А. Шкураток, А. В. Кротова-Гарина. Пермь, 2021. 116 с.; Материалы для словаря коми-пермяцких названий грибов: монография / авт.-сост.: Ю. А. Шкураток, О. В. Боталова, А. С. Лобанова, А. В. Кротова-Гарина, И. И. Русинова, Е. Л. Федосеева. Пермь, 2021. 80 с.

Review of: Fedoseeva, E.L. et al. (2021) Materialy dlya slovarya komi-permyatskikh nazvaniy rasteniy [Materials for the Komi-Permyak plant names dictionary]. Perm. 116 p. Shkuratok, Yu.A. et al. (2021) Materialy dlya slovarya komi-permyatskikh nazvaniy gribov [Materials for the Komi-Permyak mushroom names dictionary]. Perm. 80 p.
Beyond Monuments: Rethinking Heritage Through the Mundane and the Ephemeral in Tokyo
Authors: Solymosi Tamas
Published: January 2025

As global cities rapidly evolve, conventional approaches to architectural heritage conservation struggle to address the complexities of contemporary urban landscapes. This paper critically examines the limitations of the Venice Charter's monument-centric principles in recognizing the cultural significance of vernacular architecture, ephemeral spaces, and community narratives that shape the lived experiences of Tokyo's residents. Grounded in critical heritage theory and ethnographic research, it proposes an alternative set of principles that acknowledge the inherent value of the mundane, the utilitarian, and the ephemeral aspects of the built environment.
Case studies, including the Yanesen neighborhood's grassroots preservation efforts and Studio Gross's PARK-PLATZ placemaking intervention, illustrate the principles in action. While acknowledging the Venice Charter's historical relevance for exceptional monuments, the paper calls for an expanded, community-centric paradigm that resonates with Tokyo's ever-evolving urban fabric.
By advocating for inclusive frameworks that value the dynamic interplay between residents and their surroundings, this study offers a nuanced critique of traditional top-down conservation models. It highlights the urgency of developing responsive strategies that honour the multivalent realities and lived heritage embodied in the intricate tapestries of contemporary cities.
Andrzej Tomaszewski's "Pluralistic conservation philosophy" as a challenge: Do we have a problem with European identity?
Authors: Krawczyk Janusz
Published: January 2025

In the well-known and frequently cited article by Prof. Andrzej Tomaszewski, Towards a Pluralistic Philosophy of Conservation in the 21st Century, from 2002, the history of heritage conservation was divided into three periods. The earliest was called the period of “primary pluralism” because the diversity of concepts and approaches to conservation issues resulted from the isolation of individual “cultural areas” on the world map. The specificity of the second period was determined by efforts to unify the theoretical foundations of conservation work by popularising European experiences and models which, as it was once believed, were universal. The third period, which Tomaszewski believed we entered at the beginning of the 21st century, should be a time of “universal pluralism”, and the contemporary philosophy of conservation, focused on the issues of protecting cultural diversity on a global scale, will no longer turn against local experiences and traditions. The article aims to analyse the assumptions of the pluralism postulated by Tomaszewski in the context of the development of heritage studies and the transformation of UNESCO's global conservation policy. The periodisation proposed by Tomaszewski will be used as a primary reference for analyses aimed at identifying those trends in contemporary conservation discourse that engage in polemics with Eurocentric views. In the summary of considerations on Eurocentrism, an attempt will also be made to answer whether the progressive relativisation of European conservation traditions and values ​​is equivalent to their invalidation as a starting point for new regional concepts for the protection and conservation of architectural heritage. The article will use the results of an analysis of UNESCO and ICOMOS documents, current research by conservation theorists and selected publications in contemporary heritage studies.
Karta Zabytkowych Krajobrazów Kulturowych (KZKK) – propozycja
Authors: Niedźwiecka-Filipiak Irena , Sikora Dorota , Woźniak Łukasz , Woźniak Alicja
Published: January 2025

Obserwacja i badania dynamicznych procesów zachodzących w krajobrazie kulturowym, zagrażających jego zabytkowym wartościom, a także przeświadczenie o konieczności pełnego wdrożenia zapisów EKK w zakresie planowania, gospodarowania, a także polityki w zakresie krajobrazu stały się inspiracją do opracowania propozycji "Karty zabytkowych krajobrazów kulturowych" (KZKK). Zasady przedstawione w KZKK mają na celu przeciwdziałanie stratom i niekorzystnym zmianom w zabytkowych krajobrazach kulturowych w Polsce, poprzez ich identyfikację, waloryzację, diagnozę, w tym wskazanie zagrożeń oraz promowanie wartości. Stwierdzono, że nie jest możliwa ochrona krajobrazu kulturowego bez uwzględnienia jego dynamicznego charakteru i zmienności w czasie. Zasugerowano, że ochronie wartości zabytkowych krajobrazów kulturowych będzie sprzyjała ich identyfikacja oraz zachowanie ich cech reprezentatywnych i wyróżników w procesach gospodarowania i planowania. Wskazano także na konieczność interdyscyplinarnej współpracy przedstawicieli wszystkich interesariuszy przy formułowaniu konserwatorskiej polityki krajobrazowej. Celem Karty jest  rekomendowanie zrównoważonych relacji pomiędzy aspektami ekonomicznymi, społecznymi, kulturowymi i przyrodniczymi krajobrazów, w procesach ich ochrony, gospodarowania i planowania, z uwzględnieniem wszystkich interesariuszy, przy zapewnieniu wiodącej roli środowiskom konserwatorskim w kwestiach dotyczących zabytkowych wartości krajobrazów. Karta Zabytkowych Krajobrazów Kulturowych powstała w ramach Komisji Teorii Konserwatorskiej PKN ICOMOS.
Emergencias ante fenómenos naturales, la cultura de la prevención
Authors: Navarro Gómez Humberto Iván , González Sandoval María del Refugio , Contreras López Christhopher , Lozano Hernández Jairo Armando , Cerón Carballo Jesús Emmanuel
Published: January 2025

Los riesgos de seguridad hídrica son una amenaza crucial para alcanzar los objetivos de sostenibilidad de la agenda 2030. La vulnerabilidad de las comunidades más empobrecidas incrementa el impacto de los desastres naturales, causando daños cada vez más graves. A pesar de la existencia de atlas de riesgos, esta información no llega adecuadamente a las poblaciones más vulnerables, y no se ha fomentado una cultura sólida de prevención. Este artículo propone una metodología innovadora para involucrar a la academia y a las autoridades en la creación de una cultura organizativa dentro de las comunidades más expuestas a estos riesgos. La propuesta busca empoderar a estas poblaciones, dotándolas de herramientas para afrontar de manera más eficaz los desastres hídricos, promoviendo una mayor resiliencia y reducción de riesgos. Este enfoque interdisciplinario, centrado en la colaboración y la prevención, ofrece una nueva perspectiva sobre cómo mejorar la gestión del riesgo y mitigar los impactos futuros en zonas vulnerables.
Determinación de la calidad de los tabicones no estructurales de la manufacturera Zoquite en Guanajuato Capital
Authors: Chavez Valencia Luis Elias , Luna Rodríguez Francisco José , Alonso Guzmán Elia Mercedes , Chávez García Hugo Luis
Published: January 2025

La empresa Zoquite es una manufacturera de vibrocomprimidos ubicada en la ciudad de Guanajuato, en cuyo taller se elaboraron tabicones ligeros con relaciones agua-cemento de 1.0 y 1.2 de forma casi artesanal, los cuales fueron curados en la cámara de fraguado de la Universidad de Guanajuato. Así mismo, muestras representativas de los insumos materiales se transportaron al laboratorio para su análisis, encontrando que cumplen con las especificaciones de la normativa, excepto que la pomacita presenta granos de mayor tamaño que 3/8” lo que confiere al tabicón una textura porosa que influyó en la forma de falla. En los tabicones ligeros caracterizados en conformidad con las normas NMX y ASTM se observó que el agua de mezclado tiene un efecto marcado en las absorciones y la contracción, ya que su racionamiento se realiza concibiendo la necesidad de agua para el acomodo por vibrocompresión y no tanto para hidratación del cemento Portland, condición que redundó en una resistencia a compresión simple que se presentó mermada para los primeros días del curado, pero que superó la especificación normativa de 3.43 MPa a los 28 días de edad, efecto que no es tan marcado en la bachada de mayor contenido de agua. Así pues, el control de calidad de los tabicones ligeros manufacturados por Zoquite, aun cuando son elaborados de forma empírica y casi artesanal cumplen con los requisitos establecidos en la normativa NMX C-441- 2013.
Critiques of growth : an introduction
Authors: Becker Josephine , Bergamo Jacopo Nicola , Fortuny Sicart Alejandro , Greaves Sofia , Keurhorst Noortje , Lloveras Gutiérrez Javier , Pansera Mario , Robra Ben , Schramm Elisa , Suárez Eiroa Brais
Published: January 2025

This book synthesises the main criticisms levelled against the growth paradigm. It is the first collaborative publication from the PROSPERA project from a team of researchers striving to address the important dilemmas that face Science, Technology and Innovation within the context of a post-growth world. Innovating without growth means using interdisciplinary thinking to reimagine a new future: a future sensitive to the needs of the different stakeholders who will inhabit it, and able to address the economic, ecological, sociopolitical, and genderbased inequalities that affect us all. This is what the present book offers: an interdisciplinary literature review of how growth
Study of Hygiene Sanitation in Food Stalls at Alam Barajo Terminal, Jambi City
Authors: Pratama Putra Ardy Adithya , Zunidra Zunidra , Chandra Emilia , Erlita Lidya
Published: January 2025

Background: Hygiene and sanitation of food stalls is one aspect that has an important role in influencing the quality of ffood stalls, food stalls must meet good hygiene and sanitation requirements. If it is not fulfilled, it is feared that it can affect the food served. The purpose of this research was to determine the Sanitation Hygiene Overview at the Alam Barajo Terminal Food Stall in Jambi City.Method: The type study titled "Study of Hygiene Sanitation in Food Stalls at Alam Barajo Terminal, Jambi City" used was Description with an observational approach, the sample and population in this study consist of the entire population of food stalls at the terminal, totaling 18 food stalls with a method a total sampling. Research variables in this study arelocation and building, sanitation facilities, kitchen facilities, dining areas, food storage areas, and eating utensils using indicator study in the form of a checklist observation sheet.Result: The study of the food stalls at Alam Barajo Terminal, Jambi City, fall short of health standards in several key areas. The location and buildings are non-compliant, with 56% below required standards due to pollution from vehicle exhaust, dust, and garbage odors. Sanitation facilities are also inadequate, with 36% failing to meet standards. Many stalls lack proper clean water supply and effective wastewater drainage systems, relying instead on soil absorption. Food management practices are deficient, with 44% of facilities not meeting standards. Improvements are needed in kitchenlayouts, ventilation, and cleanliness of dining and storage areas to prevent pest issues and ensure proper food safety. Tableware at the stalls is non-compliant in 33% of cases, with poor washing and storage practices contributing to potential disease spread. Consistent maintenance of high cleanliness standards is essential to avoid contamination and ensure food safety.Conclussion: The conclusion of the study shows that the research variables include environmental and building conditions, sanitation facilities, kitchen facilities, dining areas, and dining ware and tableware according to sanitary hygiene requirements in food stalls have a bad category with a percentage of less than 70%.
The Relationship of Parenting with Bullying Behavior among Adolescent in Jambi City
Authors: Pertiwi Dian Ayu , Syukri Mohd. , Eliezer Bettywati
Published: January 2025

Background: The prevalence of bullying I E timated at 8 to 50% in Ome U AIan, American and European countrie.Research conducted by the National Association of School Psychologists shows that more than 160,000 teenagers in the United States skip school every day for fear of bullying. KPAI disfigured 369 complaints related to bullying in schools. Bullying can occur when a person experiences a form of abuse and humiliation that is systematic and convincing over a long period of time (9-16 days in one month), does not rule out the possibility of occurrence at home due to improper parenting. This study aims to determine the relationship of parenting with bullying behavior at school. Method: The method used cross-sectional study with subject 100 people proportional random sampling techniques. Data analysed used chi-square with softwareResults: The results showed that there was a significant relationship between parenting and bullying behavior (p value <0.05).Conclusion: Authoritarian and permissive parenting tend to have a greater tendency to bullying children.
Perception of Malaria Patients About Malaria Treatment in Manokwari Regency, West Papua
Authors: J. Fabanjo Ivonne , H. Faidiban Ruth , Tiniap Arnoldus
Published: January 2025

Background: Malaria still ranks first among the top 10 diseases in West Papua Province based on morbidity studies and the recording and reporting of health service facilities in districts/cities, both patients who receive treatment at health centers and hospitals. Manokwari Regency is an endemic malaria area. People's behavior in treating malaria is influenced by socioeconomic background, people with low economic levels tend to do self-medication by buying drugs at pharmacies,drug stores, and stalls, and choosing traditional medicine. The use of drugs that are not by the standards will cause plasmodium resistance, Method: The design of this study is qualitative research using a phenomenological study approach to explore the perception of malaria patients about malaria treatment in Manokwari district, West Papua Province. The participants involved in this study were 5 people. The analysis was used using the method developed by Colaizzi. Result: from the results of the analysis, 4 themes were obtained, namely: Perception of malaria, Perception of drug side effects, Perception of malaria treatment information from health workers Conclusion: A good perception of malaria, treatment, drug side effects, and good information support from health workers will support the public to remain compliant and consistent in undergoing Malaria therapy.
Acceptance Test of Cookies Moerhi as Supplementary Food For Undernutrition Adolescent Girls
Authors: Septiana Dian , Nuhrlawangsa Adi Magna Patriadi , Rahardjo Setyo Sri
Published: January 2025

Background: Due to rapid physical growth and development, adolescents are nutritionally vulnerable. One nutritional problem that occurs in adolescents is undernutrition. Undernutrition is handled by nutrition education and the provision of supplementarry food. Sweet potato can be used as an ingredient for making supplementary food because it contains carbohydrates, and tempeh flour can be used as a source of protein. Cookies Moerhi are made using white sweet potatoflour and tempeh flour. This study aims to determine the best formulation, acceptability, and nutritional content of Cookies Moerhi.Methods: This study used a completely randomized design (CRD) with three formulation of white sweet potato flour and tempeh flour: F1 (15%: 15%), F2 (20%: 10%), and F3 (10%: 20%). The panelists were 25 semi-trained panelists. Test parameters include color, taste, aroma, texture, aftertaste, and overall testing using 9 hedonic scales.Results: The hedonic test showed that F2 was the best formulation favored by panelists on all parameters (color, taste, aroma, texture, aftertaste, and overall). The nutritional content test of treatment F2: energy 516,61 kcal, protein 18.87 g, fat 28.93 g, and carbohydrates 45.19 g.Conclusion: Based on all parameters (color, taste, aroma, texture, aftertaste, and overall), the best formulation for Cookies Moerhi is treatment F2 (20% white sweet potato flour, 10% tempeh flour). Cookies Moerhi can be an alternative supplementary food for adolescent girls with undernutrition because its nutritional content meets 15% of the RDA for adolescents aged 13-15 years.
The Relationship Between Side Effects of Anti-Tuberculosis Drugs (OATs) with Drug Compliance in Pulmonary TB Patients at the Paal V Health Center in Jambi City in 2024
Authors: Hisran Hisran , Fadhila Iisma Rizki
Published: January 2025

Background: Tuberculosis (TB) is a disease caused by Mycrobacterium Tuberculosis. One of the factors causing the low cure rate is non-compliance in the treatment of TB patients. This is due to the side effects of TB drugs so some patients choose to stop taking anti-tuberculosis drugs. This study aims to analyze the relationship between the side effects of antituberculosis drugs(OAT) and drug compliance in pulmonary TB patients at the Puskesmas.Methods: Quantitative research with a cross-sectional approach. Sampling using a total sampling technique where the number of pulmonary TB patients was 30 people. The instrument used for OAT side effects was a questionnaire that had been used before and the questionnaire for drug compliance used a valid and reliable questionnaire from MMAS, then the data were analyzed univariately and bivariately with the Chi-square test and Fisher's test. Results: Most of the respondents experienced mild side effects as much as (86.7%) and most of the respondents were compliant in taking the drug as much as (46.7%) from the results of the analysis obtained the value of the OAT side effect variable p-value = 0.039 (<0.05). Conclusion: They concluded that there is a relationship between the side effects of anti-tuberculosis drugs (OAT) and adherence to taking medication in pulmonary TB patients. Respondents in this study had good compliance despite mild or severe side effects.
The Military Scientific Work of Miklós Zrínyi (1620–1664) for Today’s Captains of Industry, or the Knowledge of Miklós Zrínyi for today’s Civilian Executives
Authors: Harald Pöcher
Published: January 2025

Success in the business world is an art form that only a few can master. Armed with the knowledge of classical military thinkers – in the specific case of this essay, the knowledge of Miklós Zrínyi (1620–1664) – you can gain a competitive advantage using classic wisdom. The ancient principles of war are reinterpreted for the modern captains of industry and businesspersons.
Military Leadership Competencies and the Mission Command Approach
Authors: Szabó Szabóné Andrea
Published: January 2025

Adequate responses – both from individuals and organizations – to the increasingly complex challenges of the 21st century presuppose a combination of leadership competencies essential for effective and successful mission accomplishment in the changing security and operational environment. Creating a network environment that characterizes today’s operations (also at the tactical leadership level) increases the commander’s responsibility. The increasingly complex operational environment demands that decentralization be emphasized in the decision-making process and the conduct of operations. Furthermore, the fleeting opportunities in emerging tactical situations also require quick reactions and timely and correct decisions of small unit leaders. The paper provides a short, summary analysis of mission command and the leadership competencies, capabilities, and skills necessary for the mission command approach.
Emerging Threats in the Use of Improvised Weapons in Africa
Authors: Nagy Imre
Published: January 2025

Nowadays, we experience a devastating interstate conventional war on the European continent, right beyond our borders: Hungary and Europe share the same concerns about their security, seeing the long-continued armed conflict in Ukraine with doubtful outcomes. After the genocide-laced civil war in Yugoslavia and NATO’s intervention in Kosovo – having the continental security architecture1 –, there was a realistic hope to keep up peace and stability in Europe itself and its direct neighbourhood. Via United Nations, NATO, and EU missions there was a chance to stop the spillover of tensions even from distant regions and foster positive changes in the war-torn, failed, and fragile countries. However, these days we have to rethink threats, challenges, and risks, and adjust possible reactions – while not forgetting about but rather taking into account the effects of asymmetric conflicts of the recent past. Al-Qaeda and Islamic State-inspired terrorist networks show continuous and fatigueless efforts to improve their effectiveness in the use of improvised weapons –which could influence conventional warfare, as we see it now, in Ukraine.
Basic Infrastructural Requirements for the Temporary Accommodation of Disaster Victims and to Demonstrate the Functioning of an NGO
Authors: Tampu Stelian
Published: January 2025

In this paper, we define the concept of natural and humanitarian disasters, their historical and civilisational context, their consequences, and their impact on people and their environment. Protection agencies run by states, together with civil society organisations (CSOs), must provide the necessary infrastructure to accommodate displaced people and meet their needs until they can return to their homes. Disaster refugees are not a modern phenomenon, we have seen them in every period of history, but we are now aware of the causes and consequences of natural and humanitarian disasters and are consciously working to prevent, avert, and recover from them. This paper, by examining international practice, identifies the basic infrastructure requirements necessary for the temporary housing of refugees and, in the practice of one NGO, describes the infrastructure tools used.
The Unique Environmental Features of the Arctic That Affect Military Capabilities
Authors: Szalkai Patrik
Published: January 2025

The study explores the question of how the Arctic’s natural characteristics affect military capabilities and assets. It will show how the region-specific nature of some of the Earth’s subsystems (e.g., ionosphere or hydrosphere) impacts communications, warfare, and the use of submarines and drones. The study will highlight how many of the tools used in military operations, such as batteries and communications equipment, are significantly affected by the extreme Arctic environment. It also discusses the challenges that these natural conditions pose to specific military equipment (submarines, swarm drones) and the human aspects of warfare, such as calorie and water intake, the logistics of these, and medical aspects. The paper argues that military operations in the Arctic can only be successful if comprehensive, region-specific knowledge is available.
Agricultural and Rural Development in an Giang which Towards a Green and Sustainable Economy
Authors: Non Nguyen Van
Published: January 2025

Agriculture and rural areas play an important role in the economy and the stable development of society. Along with the country's innovation process after the mistakes and limitations of the planning mechanism and centralized subsidies, our country has entered a period of stability, development and integration with the world. An Giang is a key province in agricultural production in the Mekong Delta and the whole country. The achievements of the renovation process have promoted positivity and created personal motivation for people to promote creativity in agricultural production, contributing to raising and improving life, escaping the situation of food shortage, abandoned land and damaged agricultural tools. However, An Giang in particular and the Mekong Delta provinces in general are facing challenges due to climate change, water scarcity and saline intrusionex, cessive crop growth, along with flood control dykes, has made the land inhospitable, excessive use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides has led to serious environmental pollution, ecosystem destruction, and biodiversity changes over hundreds of years, affecting people's health and causing many new diseases, especially cancer. Therefore, changing the way of production, following nature, towards ecological and sustainable agriculture for a clean environment and public health is an urgent issue that needs to be changed.
Evaluating Vitamin D Status in Dengue Patients: A Cross-Sectional Study
Authors: Islam Tahmidul , Alam Sabrina , Akhtar Nasrin , Shahera Dr. Umme , Islam Kazi Mohammad Kamrul
Published: January 2025

Background: Dengue fever, a major public health challenge in tropical regions, shows increasing incidence and severity worldwide, with frequent outbreaks in Bangladesh. Vitamin D, known for its immune-modulating properties, has been suggested to influence outcomes in viral infections, including dengue. This study aimed to evaluate the vitamin D status among dengue patients and examine its association with disease severity and recovery outcomes. Methods: This hospital-based cross-sectional study was conducted from January 2022 to December 2022 in the Dengue cell of Bangabandhu Shekh Mujib Medical University, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Vitamin D was measured in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University, Dhaka, Bangladesh. A total of 130 dengue patients, aged 18 to 60, were enrolled. Serum vitamin D levels were measured and analyzed alongside demographic, clinical, and biochemical parameters to assess the correlation between vitamin D status and dengue severity. Results: The mean age of patients was 35.6 years, with a predominance of males (57.7%). Vitamin D deficiency (levels <20 ng/mL) was observed in 69.2% of patients, with mean levels significantly decreasing with increased dengue severity (18.5 ng/mL in mild cases vs. 9.8 ng/mL in severe cases, p < 0.01). Patients with lower vitamin D levels had prolonged hospital stays and recovery times. A significant decrease in vitamin D levels from pre- to post-diagnosis (20.0 ng/mL to 15.2 ng/mL) was also noted, underscoring the potential impact of dengue infection on vitamin D status. Conclusions: This study highlights a high prevalence of vitamin D deficiency among dengue patients, with lower levels associated with increased disease severity and slower recovery. Targeted interventions, including vitamin D supplementation, may improve patient outcomes and warrant further investigation.