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PROSES DESAIN INTERIOR DI SAMMA STUDIO MENGENAI VILLA BABAKAN DALAM BENTUK 3D MODEL
Authors: Saputri Ni Made Diah Ayu , Maharani Ida Ayu Dyah , Tiaga I Nyoman Adi
Published: April 2024

Villa merupakan sebuah bangunan yang dibuat dengan tujuan sebagai tempat tinggal sementara ketika berlibur dan berekreasi (Gunawan, 2007). Salah satu villa yang dibangun dengan tujuan sebagai rumah berlibur yaitu Villa Babakan, yang berlokasi di Canggu, Bali, indonesia. Tujuan terebut membuat Villa Babakan didesain dengan menyesuaikan kebutuhan suatu rumah tinggal. Villa ini merupakan proyek garapan dari sebuah perusahaan konsultan desain interior dan arsitektur yang bernama PT Samma Seiya Sekata / Samma Studio.  PT Samma Seiya Sekata / Samma Studio merupakan sebuah perusahaan yang fokus bergerak dibidang desain interior dan arsitektur khususnya proyek komersial dan perhotelan yang berlokasi di Jl. Bumbak No.117, Kerobokan Kelod, Kecamatan Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali. Metode penelitian yang digunakan adalah metode deskriptif kualitatif dengan metode pengumpulan data dokumentasi.  Adapun ilmu yang didapat dari pengerjaan proyek ini yakni berupa alih pengetahuan, alih ketrampilan, dan alih teknologi. Alih pengetahuan yang dimaksud yaitu pengetahuan menejemen proyek, pengetahuan organisasi perusahaan, dan pengetahuan proses desain. Alih ketrampilan yang dimaksud yakni keterampilan perancangan dan manajemen waktu, sedangkan alih teknologi yang dimaksud yaitu teknologi sebagai sarana perancangan. Proses perancangan Villa Babakan memiliki beberapa tahapan dalam penyelesaian desainnya. Tahapan tersebut antara lain, tahap pengumpulan data, seperti site visit untuk mengetahui kondisi serta lokasi lahan, kebutuhan klien, dan preferensi desain yang dipilih klien; tahap perancangan layout dan moodboard yang sesuai dengan preferensi desain yang telah dipilih; tahap pengerjaan 3D; dan tahap 3D render. Setiap tahapan tersebut didiskusikan kepada klien untuk kemudian menjalani revisi sebelum melanjutkan ke tahap berikutnya. Hasil akhir dari proses ini berupa 3D render dan layout Villa Babakan.  Proses ini memberikan peningkatan dan mengasah kemampuan bagi designer di bidang teknologi seperti, ketrampilan menggunakan aplikasi AutoCad dalam pengerjaan layout, dan keahlian dalam pembuatan 3D modeling menggunakan aplikasi Sketchup, dan juga kemampuan rendering menggunakan aplikasi Enscape di Sketchup.
The vīthī, lāsya and nāṭikā, and the daśarūpa List in the Nāṭyaśāstra
Authors: Tieken Herman
Published: April 2024

This article aims to show that the term vīthī, the tenth in the daśarūpa list of plays found in the early dramatic treatises, does not refer to a play but to a number of small-scale dramatic scenes. As such, the vīthī is an exception in the list, which otherwise is made up of fully-fledged plays. However, as a collection of scenes, it does form a group with numbers 8 and 9, the prahasana and bhāṇa, each of which has two lives, namely as complete plays and as scenes within plays. The vīthī plays we have are all late reconstructions based on the general characteristics mentioned in the dramatic treatises. In some of the treatises the daśarūpa list is extended by the lāsya, another term designating a number of minor dramatic scenes which involve singing and dancing. It will be argued that the lāsya – as well as another set of minor dramatic types, the uparūpakas – came to be included into the dramatic theory through its occurrence within the nāṭikā, a type of play that is presented as a mixture of the nāṭaka and prakaraṇa, numbers 1 and 2 in the daśarūpa list, and was consequently not counted separately. It will furthermore be shown that the daśarūpa list consists of three clearly distinct groups, namely of 1–2 (nāṭaka, prakaraṇa and supernumerary nāṭikā) and 8–10 (prahasana, bhāṇa and vīthī), separated by a group of five types of play (3–7) dealing with battle and its aftermath. Of the latter five no early, classical examples have come down to us; apparently their topics have fallen outside the sphere of interest of the kāvya literary tradition.
On the Authenticity of Prose Writings Attributed to Śaṅkara
Authors: Andrijanić Ivan , Bąkowski Jacek
Published: April 2024

Śaṅkara is traditionally considered the author of an exceptionally large number of works. Indological scholarship has attempted to filter out some of these works within traditional philological and historical frameworks. Many were, however, taken for granted to be authentic, and no serious research into their authenticity has been conducted. This paper attempts a computational stylometric approach to establish the authenticity of prose commentaries attributed to Śaṅkara. The General Imposters (GI) framework appears to be the most suitable existing method developed for the purpose of verifying authorship. The GI calculates the statistical distance between certain texts’ features and estimates whether the disputed text is closer to the candidate author than to a set of texts that may not have been composed by him. The paper also presents a machine-based method for separating the words and resolving the sandhi in the Sanskrit text, crucial for the procedure. The success rate in verifying authors of undisputed texts appears to be acceptable enough to proceed to the next step, where 18 prose commentaries traditionally attributed to Śaṅkara are subjected to the GI verification procedure. The result conforms to the most conservative assessments of Śaṅkara’s authorship; GI verified the authenticity of the commentaries on the principal Upaniṣads (with the exception of the commentary on the Śvetāśvataropaniṣad) and on the Bhagavadgītā. Besides these, commentaries on the Nṛsiṃha-(pūrva)-tāpanīyopaniṣad and the Adhyātmapaṭala were, rather unexpectedly, also successfully verified as genuine works of Śaṅkara.
A Comprehensive Bone Marrow Aspirate and Biopsy Educational Program Utilizing Task Trainers
Authors: Casselberry, DNP, ANP-BC, AOCNP Jessica , Fisher, DNP, WHNP Jennifer
Published: April 2024

Background: Advanced practice providers (APPs) who care for patients with hematologic malignancies perform bone marrow aspiration and biopsies (BMBXs). Invasive bedside procedures are often taught through the observational training method, which can lead to inconsistencies. Problem: The purpose of this project was to create and evaluate a standardized educational curriculum incorporating simulation with a task trainer for bone marrow transplant (BMT) APPs. The project aimed to reduce BMBX incident reporting events, improve BMBX knowledge, and increase APP self-reported confidence. Methods: Pre- and post-test surveys were utilized for knowledge assessment of BMBX procedures and specimen allocation. Program delivery occurred on five occasions to accommodate the needs of the team. Each program was delivered over 3 hours and included an educational Microsoft PowerPoint and three breakout sessions: BMBX kit review; simulation on task trainer; and review of BMBX specimen collection procedures. Knowledge assessment surveys were compared through descriptive and statistical analysis. Results: BMBX incident reporting events decreased from 1.92 events per month pre-implementation to 1.2 events per month post-implementation. Overall, BMBX knowledge increased from 41.02% on pre-test surveys to 65.72% on post-test surveys. Participant self-reported confidence improved by a mean difference of –1.85 based on a 5-point Likert scale, t(12) = –1.85 (p ″ .0001, 95% confidence interval = –2.49 to –1.2). Implications: This project suggests that the use of simulation with task trainers is beneficial when paired with a standardized educational curriculum. Simulation training for APPs who perform BMBX improves procedural knowledge, increases self-reported confidence, and can reduce incident reporting events.
Planificación optima de una red eléctrica de distribución considerando las condiciones técnicas de construcción y presupuesto.
Authors: Zapata Terán Diego Armando , Mullo Quevedo Álvaro Santiago , Iza Toapanta Edison Patricio , Carrion Espin Daniel
Published: April 2024

En la presente investigación se propone una metodología basada en la aplicación de un algoritmo genético de optimización (GOA). aplicado para el diseño óptimo de una red eléctrica de distribución en una zona urbana de Latacunga. Es necesario tener los puntos geo-referenciados de los usuarios. Para la localización del transformador en el lugar óptimo se debió considerar: el número de usuarios promedio que un transformador puede abastecer que por temas de diseño se consideró una restricción de un máximo de 90 usuarios en una distancia lineal máxima de 100 metros, estas consideraciones ayudan a seleccionar que tan optimo es instalar un transformador trifásico o un monofásico dependiendo de la concentración de usuarios. El algoritmo propone un punto al azar y evalúa la cantidad de usuarios que se beneficiaran del transformador se efectúa una evaluación binaria que acepta o descarta la posición del transformador en una evaluación de 300 interacciones. Los resultados obtenidos son la instalación optima de siete transformadores cuatro de 100KVA y tres de 45 KVA con una cargabilidad entre el 60 al 80 % esto ayuda a la planificación y construcción de la red, se aplicó una validación de la red de media tensión para determinar la regulación y se mantiene en los parámetros técnicos, sin que la regulación de voltaje supere un 5% de caída de voltaje.
State of the circular Bioeconomy in Bulgaria
Authors:   Agricultural academy – Sofia, Institute of agricultural economics – Sofia, Mitov Anton
Published: April 2024

The Bioeconomy concept uses as a starting point the natural cycles of materials and covers all sectors of the economy that produce, work and process, use and trade renewable resources such as plants, animals, microorganisms, and their derivatives. The accepted definition is that “The Bioeconomy covers the production of renewable biological resources and their conversion into food, feed, biological products and bioenergy”. It includes the sectors of agriculture, forestry, fisheries, food production and pulp and paper, as well as and parts of the chemical, biotechnological and energy industries. The purpose of the study is to assess the state of the circular Bioeconomy in the country and outline guidelines for developing its potential.
Breast reconstruction after mastectomy
Authors: Khorasani Hoda , Tvedskov Tove Holst Filtenborg , Damsgaard Tine Engberg
Published: April 2024

Patients requesting breast reconstruction after mastectomy is an increasing group at plastic- and breast surgery departments in Denmark. This review summarises the present surgical techniques for reconstruction with/without postoperative chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy. These surgical techniques are continuously updated. The most determining factor when selecting a reconstructive technique, is postoperative radiation therapy. Each patient is unique, and an individual assessment is made when planning surgery. The concept of a “babysitter implant” is currently being investigated in Denmark and might be an option for selected patients.
Exploring the Nexus of Eco Digitalization, Financial Globalization, and Renewable Energy in Mitigating CO2 Emissions: A Review of China
Authors: Butt Aiman , Butt Umair , Sheikh Salman Masood , Rahman Saif Ur
Published: April 2024

This study aims to investigate the perspectives offered by the literature about CO2 Emission on Eco Digitalization, Green Investment, Financial Globalization, and Renewable Energy in China. The available theoretical and empirical literature on the subject is examined and summarized in this work. It identifies the literature by drawing on theoretical and empirical insights from published literature in the second place. This article further clarified theoretical approaches that explain how and why these approaches’ function. Third, this paper suggests three productive areas for more study. This study adds to the body of knowledge on CO2 Emission on Eco Digitalization, Green Investment, Financial Globalization, and Renewable Energy in China by critically examining and combining previous theories and studies in the field.
Impact of Renewable Energy and Globalization on Environmental Pollution in Asian Countries: A Review
Authors: Manzoor Laiba , Piracha Qudsia , Rahman Saif Ur , Sheikh Salman Masood
Published: April 2024

The main purpose of this work is to investigate the impacts of globalization (GL), renewable energy (RE) natural resources (NR) and value-added agriculture (AG) on ecological footprints (EF) and CO2 emissions. For this research paper includes yearly data from 1990–2022 for four South Asian nations: Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. These countries are most vulnerable to climate hazards and rapid economic transitions. The. Globalization and AG are contributing to environmental degradation in selected South Asian countries. Therefore, these countries need to exploit solar energy to its full capacity. Moreover, these countries need to explore more RE resources to reduce their dependence on non-RE sources. These countries can make their agricultural sectors sustainable by following efficient farming practices. Environmental awareness should be enhanced among the farmers. Farmers can use animal fertilizers and clean inputs in AG to achieve sustainable agricultural products. Overall, this work suggests that these countries can achieve a cleaner environment by adopting RE and by promoting efficient technologies through globalization.
Board Gender Diversity and Firm Value: A Case of PSX
Authors: Subhani Waseem , Amin Ali , Naz Muhammad Azeem , Sultan Nasir , Aslam Sumaira
Published: April 2024

The effect that manager diversity has on a company's worth is examined in this study. Our research used information from 2087 observations covering 226 non-financial companies listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX). Using panel data regression analysis and testing the results for robustness using the Blau and Shannon indices, we discovered that the presence of female directors on a business's board adds value to the company. Furthermore, our research, utilizing the critical mass theory's aspect, indicates that the impact of women's representation increases when it reaches a critical mass. This finding corroborates the critical mass theory within our sample of firms. We endorse the compulsory inclusion of women executives on the firm's boards as mandated by governance regulations. The study is consistent with legislative initiatives to improve corporate governance procedures to safeguard shareholders. Our findings also give policymakers direction by showing how crucial it is to support women's professional development and career advancement to increase their meaningful participation in business decision-making processes. To sum up, we argue that gender diversity reduces agency conflicts and increases company value, making it a helpful instrument in corporate governance.
ENSURE THE LONG-TERM VIABILITY OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Authors: Dr. S. Rafiya Banu  , Dr. S. Jayakani  , Mrs. S. Farzana  , Ms. Maria Fastina  , Ms. Kaavya Vikraman
Published: April 2024

Objectives: Despite the assertions made by several organizations regarding their engagement in sustainable development, empirical evidence suggests a lack of comprehensive understanding regarding its specific components. The primary objective of this research is to critically reassess the conceptualization of sustainability and illustrate how an organization's utilization of accounting practices can impede its capacity to discover sustainable practices.
Design/methodology/approach: This study presents an analysis of the limitations inherent in current definitions of organizational activity and presents a theoretical argument that highlights the importance of redefining efficiency in order to achieve sustainability.
The findings of the study indicate that efficiency is not achieved solely via cost reduction, but rather through the identification of activities that contribute value. Furthermore, it illustrates that achieving sustainability is unattainable without considering the equitable distribution of the consequences of an organization's actions.
The research is subject to some limitations and repercussions. The study introduces an alternative framework of sustainability that highlights crucial components that are commonly overlooked, hence creating opportunities for further exploration.
Practical implications: The acquisition of knowledge on the fundamental elements of sustainability can significantly enhance an organization's capacity to make strategic decisions.
The paper presents a novel approach to sustainability management and explores the relationship between corporate sustainability and corporate accounting, a subject that is often overlooked.
Preliminary assessment of losses for fish farming of the Kharkiv region due to military actions
Authors:   V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Kharkiv, Honcharov G. , Novitskyi R. ,   Dnipro State Agrarian and Economic University, Dnipro, Hapich H. ,   Dnipro State Agrarian and Economic University, Dnipro
Published: April 2024

Purpose. Based on the author’s materials, to carry out a preliminary assessment of ecological and economic losses caused to the fisheries complex of the Kharkiv region as a result of military actions. Methodology. Field studies on water bodies of the Kharkiv Region, which were affected by military actions, were conducted. Public data of the State Agency of Land Reclamation and Fisheries of Ukraine in the Kharkiv Region (2021–2023) were used. The following research methods were used during the assessment of the ecological consequences and economic losses caused to the aquatic biological resources of water bodies of the Kharkiv region: analytical – collection of information from official sources of enterprises and institutions carrying out economic activities, control and monitoring of water bodies; geoinformation – assessment of the actual hydrological regime of water bodies; identification of the spatial location, measurement of quantitative and qualitative characteristics of water areas formed after the reservoirs drying-up; hydrobiological – determination of fish species and other hydrobiont composition; statistical – for qualitative and quantitative assessment of commercial ichthyofauna and the economic damage inflicted to the fishery; forecast –assessment of the potential transformation of the species biodiversity of the ecosystem in time under different conditions of further development of the water sector of Ukraine. Findings. The impact of military actions on the conditions of existence of aquatic biological resources in the Oskil and Pechenegi reservoirs, on the functioning of special commercial fish farms, the production of aquaculture products, and the development of industrial and recreational fishing in the region has been preliminarily assessed. The calculation of economic losses for aquatic bioresources of water bodies of the Kharkiv region was carried out. Originality. For the first time, a preliminary assessment of losses for the fisheries industry (including commercial, recreational fishing, aquaculture) of the Kharkiv region due to military actions was carried out. Practical value. The obtained results have important and multifaceted practical value, in particular they can be used for: assessment of environmental damage caused to Ukraine as a result of military actions; rational management of water and fisheries management due to restoration of water ecosystems exposed to military impact; development of recommendations on restoration of ecosystem services; spread of social awareness about the post-war environmental challenges of the future; making decisions about investments in natural resources and the use of ecosystem services.
The effect of supplementation of feeds with the probiotic “Subalin” on the productivity parameters sturgeon (Acipenseridae) hybrid bester on the first year of cultivation using warm waste water of a power plant
Authors:   Institute of Fisheries NAAS, Kyiv, Onyshchuk Yu. , Tretiak O. ,   Institute of Fisheries NAAS, Kyiv, Kolos O. ,   Institute of Fisheries NAAS, Kyiv
Published: April 2024

Purpose. To assess the effect of supplementing the feeds with the probiotic “Subalin” on the productive parameters of bester on the first year of cultivation using waste water from an energy installation (power plant) under conditions of elevated water temperature. Methodology. The study was conducted in 2023 in the conditions of an industrial-type farm “Biosila” created on the basis of warm waste water of a thermal power plant. Growing of age-0+ bester was carried out for 65 days in plastic tanks. They were fed with compound feeds manufactured by a well-known European manufacturer with a crude protein content of 54% and crude fat content of 15%. In addition to the main diet of the fish, a probiotic based on Bacillus subtilis “Subalin” was introduced at the rate (% of the weight of the feed): 0.02 (variant 1); 0.03 (variant 2); 0.04 (variant 3); 0.05 (variant 4). In the control variant of the experiments, the fish received the same compound feed without the probiotic. The stocking density of fish with an initial average weight of 22.8 g in all variants of experiments and control was 100 individuals in each tank (about 56 ind./m2). Determination of productive parameters and study of physico-chemical factors of the environment were carried out according to generally accepted methods. Findings. During the cultivation period of bester, water temperature fluctuated between 23.8–32.5°C. For 39 days, water temperature exceeded 30°C, which is uncharacteristic for sturgeon aquaculture. The content of dissolved oxygen varied from 4.0 to 5.7 mg O2/dm3. Other hydrochemical parameters met the requirements for growing sturgeons. As a result of intensive breeding, bester juveniles in various experimental variants reached an average weight of 166.8 to 195.4 g. In the control, it was 145.4 g, which was 12.8–25.6% less than in the experimental groups of fish. In all variants of the experiments and control, fish survival rate was 100%. The fish productivity of tanks was in the range of 6838.9–9588.9 g/m2. The highest productive parameters of bester were obtained in the variant where their main feed was supplemented with “Subalin” at the amount of 0.04% of the weight of the compound feed. Originality. The results of the use of probiotic “Subalin” as a supplement of the main feed of bester juveniles in the conditions of an industrial-type farm with the use of heated waste water from a power plant were studied. Practical value. The results are of interest for the development of sturgeon aquaculture technologies in the conditions of industrial-type farms, primarily with the use of secondary energy resources in thermal power generation. Keywords: sturgeon, bester of the first year of cultivation, industrial fish farming, feed, probiotic “Subalin”, productivity parameters.
The course of gametogenesis in narrow-clawed crayfish (Astacus leptodactylus Eschscholtz, 1823) in the condition of water bodies of the Dnieper region
Authors:   SEC «Aquarium»  of Oles Honchar Dnipro National University, Dnipro, Borovyk I. , Marenkov O. ,   Oles Honchar Dnipro National University, Dnipro
Published: April 2024

Purpose. Detailed study of the stages of reproductive development (oogenesis and spermatogenesis) of crayfish using the example of the narrow-clawed crayfish Astacus leptodactylus Eschscholtz, 1823 in reservoirs of the Dnieper region. Methodology. The study was conducted during the period of 2022-2023. The material for the study were individuals of the narrow-clayed crayfish A. leptodactilus. A morphometric analysis was performed, after which the crayfish were preserved in an alcohol solution (70% ethanol and 2% glycerol) for the slide of histological cross-sections. Histological slides of crayfish gonads were made in accordance with generally accepted histological methods. The analysis of the cross-sections was carried out using a microscope and a digital camera. Descriptions of the slides were made using atlases of histology of decapods. Findings. It has been found that the gonads exhibited an asynchronous development and were in stages C, D, E, F, with a significant number of oocytes in stage C. The diameter of oocytes in phase D mainly ranged from 195.72 ± 12.43 μm with an area of 38,21 μm². The nucleus had a diameter of 48.14 ± 1.44 μm. In phases E, the size of oocytes reached a diameter of 259.24 ± 76.18 μm and an area of 52,850 ± 5,760 μm². Throughout phase D, the diameter of vacuoles was 18.45 ± 0.86 μm. In phase E, the diameter of vacuoles increased to 26.55 ± 1.24 μm, and as soon as in the transitional phase E–F, vacuoles merged massively with individual non-merging vacuoles having a diameter of 25.22 ± 1.12 μm. At the terminal stage F, oocytes reached definitive sizes and were ready for ovulation. The average size of larvae was 2600 ± 0.093 μm in diameter. The course of spermatogenesis in crayfish males was characterized by synchronous development of gametes. The analysis of sections showed that the area of spermatocytes was 43.14 ± 0.74 μm with a diameter of 7.14 ± 0.23 μm². In turn, the nuclei of spermatocytes had dimensions of 21.64 ± 0.35 μm² and 5.24 ± 0.02 μm in diameter. Originality. A comprehensive analysis of crayfish gametogenesis was conducted for the first time in the zones of the reproductive range of the Dnieper reservoirs. Some features of the stages of oogenesis and spermatogenesis were identified and the impact of the ecological regime on the reproduction of crayfish was studied. Keywords: narrow-clawed crayfish, water bodies, reproduction, ecological state of water bodies, reservoir, eggs, gametogenesis.
The influence of the nematode Eustrongylides excisus (Jägerskiöld, 1990) on the body of monkеy goby (Neogobius fluviatilis Pallas, 1814) caught in the lower part of the Dnipro (Zaporizhzhia) Reservoir
Authors:   Oles Honchar Dnipro National University, Dnipro, Sydorenko V. , Marenkov O. ,   Oles Honchar Dnipro National University, Dnipro
Published: April 2024

Purpose. To determine the specifics of the influence of the parasitic nematode Eustrongylides excisus on the physiological and biochemical parameters of monkey goby (Neogobius fluviatilis) in the conditions of the lower reach of the Dnipro reservoir. Methodology. The work presents results of studies conducted in the lower part of the Dnipro Reservoir the 2020-2023 - in the village of Voyskove and village Mykilske-on-Dnieper, Dnipropetrovsk region in the summer-autumn period. Parasitological study was carried out using 780 monkey gobies. Fish were immobilized by destroying the medulla with a dissecting needle. The parasitological study was carried out by a complete anatomical dissection of the fish according to the method of K. I. Skryabin. Morphological characteristics of parasites were determined according to the guides of Bauer (1987) and Gibson (2008). Blood sampling for the preparation of smears was carried out at the place of catch. Blood was collected from the caudal artery by cautodomy. Blood smears were examined by light microscopy using a SIGETA MB-115 SE microscope at a 40x magnification. Morphometric study of erythrocytes was carried out with the help of computer analysis of microphotographs, which were made using a digital camera “Sciencelab T500 5.17 M” connected to a SIGETA MB-115 SE microscope. A Mindray biochemical analyzer was used to determine the content of total protein, albumins, globulins and glucose in fish blood. Findings. The study did not show significant differences in the hematological parameters of infected and healthy specimens of monkey gobies, however, deformation and undulation of the plasmatic membrane of erythrocytes were detected. Histological specimens showed structural abnormalities in muscle tissue and intestines. Biochemical analysis of blood showed a slight decrease in the total content of globulins and glucose in infested fish. Originality. For the first time, a comparative morphological and cytometric analysis of blood as well as histological and biochemical analysis in the case of nematode infestation of monkey goby (Neogobius fluviatilis) under the conditions of the Dnipro reservoir has been presented. Practical value. The obtained results are important for the development of measures to limit and prevent the development of parasitic diseases among the ichthyofauna of the Dnipro Reservoir and can also be used in the practical activities of fish farms. Keywords: monkey goby, nematode, invasion, tissues, erythrocytes.
Difficulties and recommendations faced by school mental health education in the information age
Authors: Xu Lingru
Published: April 2024

Students' mental health deserves serious attention. Research shows that school mental health education helps a lot in solving the problem. But with the rise of the information age, education is facing some difficulties that didn’t appear in previous ages. The purpose of this paper is to explore the difficulties faced by school mental health education and the possibility of getting out of the difficulties. This passage raises four problems including the difficulty of tracking students’ mental condition, lack of online treatments and data security, Imprecise information and online dangers, and the relic of old problems. Targeting problems above, three kinds of recommendations which cores specify, digital treatments, and tradition are given. This paper mainly studies the Difficulties faced by school mental health education in the information age and gives some recommendations, including building a progressive system, adding some digital treatments, and mixing the tradition with the new age.
Reflections on the connotative development strategies of private undergraduate colleges and universities in Jiangxi Province
Authors: Zhang Cuiping
Published: April 2024

This article takes the strategy of strengthening the province through science and education as the background, discusses the strategic choice of connotative development of private undergraduate colleges and universities in Jiangxi Province, introduces the importance of the strategy of strengthening the province through science and education and the development status of private undergraduate colleges and universities in Jiangxi Province, and analyzes the connotation of connotative development. and its importance in higher education. Then it explains the strategic choices for the connotative development of private undergraduate universities in Jiangxi Province from the aspects of subject setting, teaching quality, scientific research level, teaching staff, school-enterprise cooperation, etc., and proposes the strategic choices for private undergraduate universities in Jiangxi Province The implementation guarantee of connotative development contributes to the strength of private undergraduate education in Jiangxi to make the province strong in science and education.
The Study on the Dilemma of Teachers in Inclusive Education in China
Authors: Ji Aishan
Published: April 2024

In recent years, China has made significant strides towards building a more inclusive education system, aiming to ensure that every child, regardless of their physical or cognitive abilities, has access to quality education. This mission is not only driven by a commitment to human rights but also by the recognition that every individual has the potential to contribute meaningfully to society. Yet, while the intention is commendable, the road to achieving a truly inclusive educational landscape is fraught with challenges. One of the primary issues is the shortage of resources. Many educational institutions lack the necessary infrastructure and tools to cater to students with diverse needs. This inadequacy is compounded by a shortage of teachers trained in inclusive teaching methodologies, leading to a disconnect between student needs and instructional delivery. Additionally, the workload for educators, who are now expected to cater to a broader range of student needs without proportionate support, has seen a concerning increase. However, the research has shed light on promising solutions. Comprehensive teacher training programs focusing on special education methodologies can significantly bridge the knowledge gap. There is also a clarion call for enhanced school support, both in terms of infrastructure and personnel. Perhaps most crucially, public awareness campaigns can alter societal perspectives, fostering a more accepting and supportive environment for inclusive education. By meticulously implementing these strategies and continuously evaluating their efficacy, China stands on the brink of revolutionizing its education system, ensuring that no child is left behind.
Promoting, Regulating, and Guiding the Subjectivity of the Inheritance of Nvshu Culture - Fieldwork on the Inheritors and the Way of Inheritance
Authors: Zhang Mengyang
Published: April 2024

Nvshu has been passed down in Shang Jiang Xu, Jiangyong County, Hunan Province, and some neighboring areas, and it has been developed and spread only among women in the area. Nvshu is the only gender text in the world, uniquely female. The paper will use the methods of fieldwork, character interviews, and literature research to represent the subjectivity of the inheritance of Nvshu with various inheritors. All inheritors establish their subjectivity system of Nvshu culture to legacy. Then, the current inherence method of Nvshu is connected with the artistic aspects, so many people ignore the culture itself. As time passes, Nvshu culture is also undergoing transformational development. The Nvshu, as a tool of linguistic communication between women, has lost its original value and gradually developed into other directions, finally leaving the stage of history. In addition, this paper will analyze the current status of the inheritance of Nvshu through the historical and cultural background of Nvshu and the situation of the inheritors as a starting point. Furthermore, the paper represented some paradox of the information of Nvshu and then showed the impact of the inherence. To sum up, the paper mainly focuses on the different stories of each inheritor to reflect their different cultural subjectivities and ways of inheritance, thus contributing to the inheritance of Nvshu and prompting the culture to continue revitalizing and make more people know about the culture of Nvshu, to protect the endangered traditional culture of the ethnic group.
A Comparative Study of Dance Characteristics on Han Dynasty Portrait Stones in Nanyang and Shandong
Authors: Hong Dou
Published: April 2024

The Han Dynasty was a prosperous period in Chinese history, during which dance art also made significant advancements. This paper focuses on the study of portrait stones from the Han Dynasty, conducting a classification, comparison, and regional distribution analysis of dance images on Nanyang and Shandong portrait stones. By integrating historical literature, archaeological data, and contemporary dance theory, the paper reveals the characteristics of dance culture in different regions during the Han Dynasty and their geographical differences. The research finds that the dances depicted on Nanyang portrait stones exhibit distinct regional features, showcasing a vivid, natural, and simple folk dance style. In contrast, the dances on Shandong portrait stones are influenced by Confucian culture, displaying a more splendid and standardized character. These differences reflect the diversity of regional cultures and the flourishing of folk dance during the Han Dynasty.
School Bullying and Management in Semi-Boarding Schools in Second-Tier Cities in China: Problem Analysis and Optimization
Authors: Miao Jianan
Published: April 2024

The issue of school bullying in China's second-tier cities is often overlooked and not adequately addressed. School bullying is typically handled by schools alone, without legal recourse, and semi-boarding schools lack specific anti-bullying measures. The study aims to analyze the shortcomings of current anti-bullying strategies in these schools and propose optimized solutions. Research on bullying in schools reveals that it is prevalent in semi-boarding schools in Tier 2 cities, with similar proportions of boys and girls experiencing bullying. The harmful effects of bullying should not be underestimated, and students' understanding of bullying is not comprehensive enough. The current prevention and control measures in schools are inadequate. Recommendations include specialized education on bullying, raising awareness through lectures and activities, establishing early warning and handling mechanisms, and providing psychological assistance. Implementation should involve incorporating bullying prevention into school plans, increasing publicity and education, establishing early detection and fair handling mechanisms, and providing psychological support.
Divergent Approaches to Disseminating Pop Culture in China and Korea
Authors: Zhu Wenle
Published: April 2024

China and South Korea, two of the most influential countries in Asia, boast highly popular pop cultures that resonate both across Asia and globally. While Chinese and Korean pop culture shares similarities, there are also notable differences in their modes of dissemination. Previous studies have analyzed the dissemination of pop culture within individual countries, but there is still a research gap on the differences between these two countries. Therefore, this paper seeks to explore the variations in how pop culture spreads in China and Korea, as well as their implications. The paper adopts the methods of literature review and comparative analysis to compare the ways of popular culture dissemination in China and South Korea in terms of media platforms, marketing strategies, cultural exchanges and integration, and the roles of their respective states. The paper argues that the differences in popular culture dissemination between China and Korea mainly manifest in the following aspects: different channels and modes of dissemination, distinct definitions and scopes of popular culture, as well as variations in audiences and influences. Many factors can influence the spread of popular culture, such as social environment, technology level, and political system.
The Impact of Teachers' Behavior on Educational Effectiveness in Online Learning Mode
Authors: Wang Ziqi
Published: April 2024

Online education has become a convenient platform for educators and learners to participate in the educational process. However, this accommodation comes with its own set of challenges, including reduced interaction between educators and students, potential adverse effects on student mental health, and concerns related to student self-discipline. Unlike traditional classroom teaching, online teaching monitors students' situations in real-time and provides timely help when encountering obstacles. Observations that ongoing interactions between students and educators in online environments are often associated with reduced student engagement in changes in interactive educational environments. Educators play a critical role in guiding and supporting students, and these challenges highlight the importance of educator behavior in effectively addressing these issues. This suggests that many students engage in online learning when they may appear disinterested or less effective, and this study provides pertinent suggestions to effectively address these challenges. While online education offers flexible and convenient learning methods, educators must face up to the associated complexities to ensure a fruitful and enriching educational experience for students.
The role of the exposure of education technology on learners' internet self-efficacy
Authors: Chen Xiaoyuan
Published: April 2024

The advancement of educational technology has undoubtedly had a influence on how teachers present learning materials and interact with students in the language teaching context over the last few decades. Despite the fact that many studies have been conducted in the field of educational technology, few of them have focused on the relationship between educational technology and internet self-efficacy. Based on social cognitive theory, which views learners as active agents who can not only affect but also be affected by environment, the purpose of this research is to evaluate how exposure to educational technology impacts learners' internet self-efficacy. Furthermore, this research explores how potential variables such as gender, grade, and discipline influence learners' internet self-efficacy. Seventy-one students from a Chinese vocational institute were asked to finish the College Students' Internet Learning Self-efficacy Questionnaire (Xie, 2011) and a questionnaire designed on the basis of the AECT committee's definition, and some participated in a semi-structured interview. The findings indicate that the relationship between exposure to educational technology and learners' internet self-efficacy has significantly facilitated our understanding of how to improve teaching and learning with educational technology. The implication of this study is that when incorporating educational technology into English teaching, teachers should consider the quantity, quality, and methods.
Culture: A Journey Through Diversity in Language Learning
Authors: Dong Rui
Published: April 2024

Culture has an important role in language teaching. Students from different backgrounds come from different cultural environments and have their own unique understanding of language learning. Language is not only a concrete expression of culture, but culture can also be expressed through language, and the two are mutually unified, so there is an inseparable link between culture and language. The purpose of this study is to discuss the influence of culture on language teaching and learning, analyze the significance of culture, and the role of culture, and then compare and contrast the performance of Chinese and Western students in language learning in many aspects, and analyze the influence of cultural differences on language learning from both sides, and give some suggestions and measures. In the results of the study, language learners can see that culture is beneficial to language learning, and emphasizing culture can effectively promote language learning. At the same time, cultural differences can also bring some challenges, including cultural conflicts and communication difficulties, etc. In order to mitigate the effects of these challenges, educators need to take steps to improve the situation. Overall, the benefits of culture for language learning outweigh the drawbacks, and by understanding and responding to the challenges, cultures are well-positioned to meet the needs of learners and facilitate intercultural communication.
The Negative Impact of Exam-Oriented Education on the Creativity of Adolescents in the 21st Century
Authors: Jiang Mingyue
Published: April 2024

The development of creativity in students is a crucial element of their overall growth and maturation. Creativity is an essential tool for effective problem-solving. Nonetheless, modern educational systems, which prioritize exam-oriented curricula, have created significant obstacles to the cultivation of children's creativity. Therefore, this article aims to explore the drawbacks of exam-oriented education in fostering creativity. Using the definition and significance of creativity as a foundation. Finally, this paper found that current exam-oriented educational systems hinder the development of children's creativity by depriving them of time and stifling their creative potential. As such, an education system primarily focused on examination and high scores diverges from the fundamental purpose of education, depriving children of opportunities to nurture their creativity. Therefore, the final section of this article presents suggestions for educational reforms. For example, the government needs to implement policies to alleviate student stress; Schools should offer diverse classes; Parents also need to gradually shift away from the notion that achieving high scores is the sole path to securing a promising future. These reforms could provide children with more opportunities to become creative individuals.
The Impact of Creativity on Primary, Secondary, and University Education in a Knowledge-Based Society
Authors: Lai Yitong
Published: April 2024

Due to the unfolding of the third technological revolution and the development of a knowledge-based society, there is an increasing demand for knowledge, particularly driven by the need for innovation. This has elevated the requirement for creativity, which, for the foundation of society, is reflected in education. The theme of this paper is the manifestation of creativity, innovative ability, and innovative thinking in the field of education, along with recommendations for promoting their development. Through literature research, the author aims to understand the impact of creativity on education at different stages and address the lack of creativity among young people by suggesting improvements to the educational model. After some kind of research, the result is that creativity will have different influences among ages. In primary school, teachers should pay more attention to their imagination; in terms of secondary school, teachers need to focus on students’ hands-on ability; as for the college students, teachers ought to encourage them to innovate. So, in order to advance their creative ability to prepare a knowledge-based society in the future, the author also gives some scientific suggestions.
The Globalization of Chinese Games from Perspective of Cross-Cultural Communication: Taking Genshin as an Example
Authors: Wang Yaxin
Published: April 2024

This study aims to explore the current status and historical significance of the Chinese RPG mobile game “Genshin” as a carrier of Chinese culture going global. This paper first investigates and analyzes cross-cultural communication in Genshin, delving into the ways in which the game facilitates cultural exchange. The main purpose is to determine the feasibility of using games as a novel cultural exchange medium and to provide practical suggestions and feasibility references for the development of Chinese two-dimensional mobile games and cultural industries. By doing so, it aspires to contribute to the global promotion of Chinese culture. Research findings highlight that video games, serving as conduits for culture to “go global”, can take advantage of their unique strengths to enhance cultural acceptable. This not only enriches the content of culture but also aids in the dissemination of Chinese cultural elements. Through this examination, the study demonstrates how the gaming industry can play a pivotal role in advancing cross-cultural understanding and appreciation.
Huntington’s Disease: A General Overview
Authors: Mo Ni
Published: April 2024

This article overviews Huntington’s Disease (HD), emphasizing the development of neuroimaging biomarkers, pathogenesis discovery, and clinical treatment. The fundamental knowledge of HD includes its definition, diagnosis as an etiological subtype of neurodegenerative diseases in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), clinical neuropsychiatric symptoms, and social impact. The development of neuroimaging biomarkers is discussed with different developmental stages of HD. Mental health issues in the HD population including depression, anxiety, and psychosis were reviewed. The suicidal rate in this population is alarming, indicating the necessity to make both medical and mental health services available. Clinical treatments, including pharmacological and non-pharmacological, are overviewed with the timeline from now till the future. Recommendations are given for refining current research and future research design regarding neuroimaging biomarker exploration, early diagnosis, and potential treatment investigation. This review can provide some guidance to the development of more advanced diagnostic tools and effective treatments for this population.