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Analysis of the Influence of Deng Xiaoping’s Reform and Opening up Thought on China’s Modernization Process
Authors: Li Lisi
Published: January 2025

Since Deng Xiaoping’s reform and opening up thought was proposed, it has had a profound impact on China’s modernization process. This paper first outlines the core content and characteristics of Deng Xiaoping’s reform and opening up thought, including focusing on economic construction and adhering to the four basic principles, and analyzes the practical application of this thought in various fields such as China’s economy, social politics, and cultural concepts. Subsequently, the paper systematically reviews the evolution of China’s modernization process before and after the reform and opening up, especially the significant achievements made by China in economic development, social and political progress, and cultural concept transformation after the reform and opening up. Specifically, Deng Xiaoping’s reform and opening up thought promoted the transformation of China’s economic system from a planned economy to a market economy, stimulated market vitality and creativity, and promoted the sustained and rapid development of Chinese economy. At the same time, this thought has also promoted social and political progress, strengthened the construction of democracy and the rule of law, and guaranteed the democratic rights and freedoms of the people. In terms of cultural concepts, Deng Xiaoping’s reform and opening up thought has led the transformation and innovation of cultural concepts, promoted the openness and progress of people’s ideological concepts, and provided spiritual power and intellectual support for modernization construction. In summary, Deng Xiaoping’s reform and opening up thought has had a profound impact on China’s modernization process, and its combination of theory and practice has provided valuable experience and inspiration for China’s modernization construction.
The Role of Formative Assessment in Developing English Language Curriculum and Learning
Authors: Ningsih Nurul Rahayu , Rosidah Nur Aini Rosidah , Pradana Dian Arief
Published: January 2025

This research examines the role of formative evaluation in improving curriculum development and the English language learning process. Formative assessment (FA) is a comprehensive evaluation method that provides feedback to teachers and students to improve teaching effectiveness. It helps students understand their limitations and gives teachers the ability to tailor lessons to students' needs. This article uses a systematic literature review approach to collect data from various studies. The results show that formative approaches are effective in increasing students' motivation, engagement and response to learning, as well as facilitating curriculum fulfillment based on students' needs. Formative assessment can be conducted using many strategies, such as questioning, group discussions, presentations, and the use of rubrics, journals, and quizzes, supported by technology to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
Adaptive Material Design Supporting Personalized Education: Challenges and Opportunities
Authors: Maulana Akbar , Wiyono Derine Yosando
Published: January 2025

Personalized education is an approach that tailors methods, pace, and learning content to the individual needs of students. Adaptive materials, as an essential component of personalized education, are designed to respond to the changing needs, interests, and abilities of students by dynamically adjusting learning content. This article aims to explore the concept of adaptive material design, discuss the challenges in its implementation, and identify emerging opportunities to support personalized education. Key challenges include the complexity of technology development, limited adaptability of content to the curriculum, and the digital infrastructure gap. On the other hand, advances in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and data analytics present significant opportunities to enhance the effectiveness and accessibility of personalized education.
How to Apply Local Wisdom Value Systems in Management Practices and School Culture? A Study of Internalization and Implementation Practices in School Settings
Authors: Hindaryatiningsih Nanik , Ahiri Jafar , Karno Edy , Munadi La Ode Muh.
Published: January 2025

This study investigated the application of local wisdom value systems in management practices and school culture at Senior High School 2 Bau-bau in 2023. Employing a qualitative research method with an ethnographic approach, participants included the head of the education office, supervisors, school principal, teachers, educational staff, students, parents, school committees, and the surrounding community. Data were collected through interviews, document studies, observations, and focus group discussions. The research revealed four systems of Buton local wisdom values, encompassing the outlook on life, knowledge, and life strategies of the Buton community. These values were integrated into the school's vision, influencing management practices, leadership, and teaching models. They also formed the foundation of the school's cultural values, emphasizing religious and general cultural aspects focused on purity, interpersonal values, and self-values. Development strategies included instilling culturally oriented quality values, fostering teamwork, and engaging all stakeholders through environmentally friendly practices, program planning, habituation, spontaneous activities, facility conditioning, and exemplary behaviour. The analysis results indicated a distribution related to social interaction (58.6%), school culture (24.1%), and good behaviour (17.2%), with social interaction being the most significant. The study concluded that Buton's local wisdom values positively contributed to the school's vision, character development, and individual awareness, creating a conducive school climate, good learning outcomes, and a quality culture, driving the school towards positive performance.
Responsible Capital: The Evolution and Performance of ESG Investing
Authors:   Janki Devi Memorial College, University of Delhi, Sinha Manisha
Published: January 2025

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing has rapidly evolved now into a critical component of global investment strategies, despite its roots in Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) dating back over two centuries. ESG gained prominence in the 1980s and was formally recognized in 2006 by the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI), aligning it with global frameworks such as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Paris Climate Agreement. This paper reviews the evolution of the ESG investment ecosystem, examining key contributors, including regulators, fund managers, corporations, and rating agencies, and their roles in promoting ESG adoption. Recent regulatory initiatives, such as the U.S. SEC's ESG disclosure rules, the European Commission's Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), and India’s Business Responsibility and Sustainability Reporting (BRSR) framework, represent significant efforts to streamline ESG reporting and reduce greenwashing. However, the lack of harmonized global standards and inconsistencies in ESG reporting and scoring methods remain critical challenges. This study analyses the performance of leading ESG funds in the U.S. and India over a four-year period, benchmarking their returns against major market indices. Additionally, it explores the correlations between ESG fund performance and market benchmarks, as well as the similarities in stock holdings between ESG and non-ESG funds. The findings reveal that while ESG funds perform comparably to or below traditional indices, significant gaps persist in defining ESG criteria and measuring performance effectively. The paper concludes with a call for global harmonization of ESG reporting standards and scoring methodologies to ensure consistency, transparency, and investor confidence. As ESG investing is poised for substantial growth, establishing clear definitions and robust frameworks will be essential to unlocking its potential as a transformative force in sustainable finance
Role of Social Stock Exchange in Indian Economy
Authors:   University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Kumawat Anoop , Verma Mukesh Kumar ,   University of Rajasthan, Jaipur
Published: January 2025

Abstract: A Social Stock Exchange (SSE) is a platform where social enterprises (SE) and voluntary organisations can raise funds from the public for social welfare. This paper aims to delve deeply on the role of social stock exchange in the Indian economy. In order to attain the objectives of the paper, secondary data are used and these data are gathered from various published reports of SEBI, newspapers, news channels and websites. Discussions with eminent persons of non-profit organisations (NPOs) are also used. The present paper is qualitative in nature and focuses on the concept, features and need of the social stock exchange. It highlights the global scenario of social stock exchange and journey of the same in India. It also finds the new opportunities after establishment of social stock exchange and suggests tax incentives to investors. It also discusses the qualified companies, their eligibility for registration on the SSE, and the various fund-raising options available to non-profit organizations and for-profit social enterprises (FPE). Further, it tries to identify the challenges and limitations of social stock exchange in Indian context. The study also shows how this new concept will significantly contribute to the achievement of the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) by 2030, as well as India's transition to Viksit Bharat in 2047.
Navigating the Minefield: Ethical Challenges and Considerations in Data-Driven Management
Authors:   United World Institute of Management, Karnavati University, Kaushik Aditi , Mathur Surbhi ,   Manipal University Jaipur, Agravat Yogi ,   Narayana Business School, Ahmedabad
Published: January 2025

In today’s contemporary business climate, data-driven management has emerged as an essential approach for organizations progressing towards streamlining overall operations, elevating decision-making, and promoting creativity. However, when the same data analytics assimilates with managerial applications, it leads to intricate ethical issues to deal with. This chapter examines vital ethical dimensions inherent in data-driven management such as data protection and privacy, liability, transparency, and possibilities of fraudulent use. The key concern is protecting the data collected while ensuring that it is collected with informed and mutual consent from the subjects. At the same time, maintaining transparency in data collection and its eventual utilization is also crucial to gaining and securing trust. Another significant challenge is the liability of companies and individuals to maintain and employ the data ethically. This ethical landscape becomes further complicated by data manipulation or misuse and the detrimental effects of predictive analysis. Businesses can levy data-driven management to promote efficiency and innovation as well as trust and integrity in their operations by proactively tackling these ethical challenges. The chapter unfolds a comprehensive review that delves into the ethical challenges and considerations of corporate decision-making based on data analytics and summarizes the ethical framework encompassing principles of transparency and accountability of businesses in the era of pervasive data-driven decision-making
EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL IN DIABETIC PATIENTS
Authors:   Lincoln University College Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, Chaitanya Mynampati , Zain Zarihah ,   Lincoln University College Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
Published: January 2025

This paper presents an in-depth analysis of alcohol consumption effects on the individual diagnosed with diabetes-a chronic condition which interferes with the body's ability to control blood glucose levels. Diabetes comes in two main forms: type 1 and type 2, both forms pose significant challenges in maintaining metabolic homeostasis, and alcohol consumption adds yet another layer of complexity to the management of the condition. The impacts on diabetic patients' metabolic processes can vary due to the different quantities and frequency of alcohol intake, affecting glycemic control, insulin sensitivity, and lipid metabolism. The paper explores the dual nature of alcohol's effects, pointing out potential benefits of moderate consumption, such as improved insulin sensitivity and reduced cardiovascular risk in some cases. However, it also points out the risks, especially those associated with excessive alcohol intake, including impaired gluconeogenesis, increased risk of hypoglycemia, and exacerbation of diabetes-related complications like neuropathy, retinopathy, and cardiovascular disease.
Pollution Load Index of the Mini-Chida Stream, Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Authors: Itekere S , Iyama W. A. , Obunwo C.C. , Gobo A. E. , Nwagbara V.U.
Published: January 2025

The Mini-Chida waterbody was a very significant fresh water channel and of great domestic purpose for the natives of the Ikwerre ethnic gropu with the highest population in Port Harcourt, Nigeria being the main hub of the hydrocarbon industry. This plays important role in the lives of the inhabitants which necessitated the need to evaluate the seasonal pollution indices associated with it. This was achieved by determining some heavy metals contents using Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer (AAS). The sampling was carried using 5-sampling stations for a period of 12 months (in both spatial and temporal dimentions). The longitudinal survey deign was adopted for this study and samplings were done between 7.00 and 10.00 hours on each day. The result showed mean range values in dry and wet seasons respectively for the heavy metals in mg/l as; Cd(0.22±0.15-0.29±0.17, 0.055±0.043-0.098±0.07) and Pb (0.07±0.14-0.31±0.23, 0.39±0.44-0.85±0.72) which showed relatively higher variations. Non-carcinogenic risk assessment showed hazard pollution index (HPI) was higher than the critical limit (threshold value of 100) and higher by the wet season (258.84). The hazard exposure index (HEI) was of moderate risk (1<HEI≤5) in both seasons while degree of contamination (CD) was found to be very high during the wet season for Cd (2600), Cr (700), Pb (5700) and similarly Cd, Cr and Pb were of extremely high CD in both seasons (interpretation of CD>3). The chronic daily intake (CDIing and CDIdermal) as carcinogenic risk via ingestion and dermal were within permissible limits, reference dose, RfD (0.14mg/kg/day) as well as hazard quotient (HQ), hazard index (HI), having neither risk nor adverse effects. Statistically, no significant variations across the study stations using the one-way ANOVA for all the parameters as well as the Tukey’s HSD Post Hoc test (p<0.01 and p<0.05). Some of the risk assessment models showed low level risk factors but the rising concentration of Cd, Pb and Cr remains a potential threat, hence government regulations on indiscriminate disposal of waste and regular monitoring cannot be over-emphasized.
2000bp Upstream of STEAP Genes
Authors: Gonen Ceren
Published: January 2025

Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer and the second leading cause of cancer mortality in men in the Western World. The effects of androgens are mediated by the Androgen Receptor (AR). Therefore, studies focus on the identification of AR-regulated genes that are also highly expressed in the prostate. STAMP family genes STAMP1/STEAP2 and STAMP2/STEAP4 have only expressed in androgen receptor-positive cells, the role of AR in STAMP family gene expression is an important question.
Characterization of Waste Water from Slaughterhouses and Optimization of Its Final Treatment
Authors: Karahmet Enver , Isaković Senita , Toroman Almir , Marković Zoran , Bezdrob Muamer , Rakita Nermin , Krilić Alejna
Published: January 2025

This research work presents characterization of wastewater generated in the different stages of work in the slaughterhouses. As it well known the most important environmental issue in slaughterhouses is the high-water consumption. High water consumption has a negative impact on the environment through the discharge different pollutions through the waste water, but also because of the consumption of natural resources The intention of the research was to obtain data on wastewater characteristic, and based on these data, in accordance with the best available techniques, propose measures to improve the final treatment in a given food industry. The study was conducted in a case study slaughterhouse in Sarajevo Canton, which is diagnosed in terms of production and environmental impact using MOED methodology, and from where the samples of waste water were taken in different stages of production process.  Furthermore, taken samples were analyzed by physicochemical methods, in order to obtain the required values of the parameters, then that value is compared with the legally prescribed maximum allowable concentrations. As this work was focused on inspection of existing water consumption practices in slaughterhouses it has been confirmed that the daily wastewater in slaughterhouses comes from several technological operations: watering and washing livestock, slaughtering, cutting, meat processing, processing of secondary products (by-products) and cleaning of equipment and slaughtering and cutting lines. The amount of waste water generated in the slaughterhouse is about 8-13 m3/t of live weight.  In terms of percentage, water consumption by individual stages looked like this: receiving and maintaining animals - 22%, slaughtering and bleeding animals - 28%, cutting and confectioning process - 21%, primary meat processing - 22% and hygiene and sanitation 7%. By comparing these results to water consumption indicator, that recommended for medium to large slaughterhouses, it can be concluded that the water consumption extremely high. The aim of this research is to identify areas of low water consumption efficiency and inadequate management in the case study slaughterhouse with meat processing, and to identify the best available techniques that address the identified and resolve a problem.
Book Review of “The Uninhabitable Earth: Life After Warming”
Authors: Khajeei Dahlia , Archibald Laura C.
Published: January 2025

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Understanding the Nexus Between Urban Planning and Public Health Challenges in Selected Informal Settlements in Port Harcourt Municipal
Authors: Ikiriko Tamunoikuronibo Dawaye , Johnbull Simeipiri Wenike , Brown Ibama
Published: January 2025

Informal settlements pose significant challenges to urban development and public health, particularly in cities like Port Harcourt. These areas are often defined by inadequate infrastructure, overcrowding, and limited access to essential services. This study investigates the intersection of public health and urban planning to address the challenges associated with informal settlements in Port Harcourt. The objectives include defining the relationship between public health and urban planning in informal settlements, identifying key challenges and gaps, and proposing integrative solutions to improve living conditions and health outcomes. The research methodology combines field observations, a literature review, and insights from key informants. The literature review followed the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guidelines, ensuring a systematic and rigorous approach to identifying, screening, and analyzing relevant studies. An initial search of academic databases—Google Scholar, Scopus, and JSTOR—yielded 49 records, of which 26 were reviewed for data pertinent to the study's objectives. The research team obtained additional insights from six key informants: two public health professionals, two urban planners, and two local stakeholders (a landlord and a community leader). This paper underscores the critical intersection between public health and urban planning in informal settlements, highlighting the challenges, existing gaps, and actionable solutions. By integrating strategies from both fields, cities can foster sustainable and healthier living environments for residents of informal settlements.
Enhancing Risk Management in Healthcare Administration: A Computational Approach to Risk Pooling
Authors: Clement Tosin , Okoro Emmanuel , Okoro Stanley , Ademeji Florence , Akingbulere Gbenge
Published: January 2025

The objective of this study is to enhance risk management practices in healthcare administration through the application of computational risk pooling methods. Healthcare systems are becoming increasingly complex due to advancements in technology and evolving practices, necessitating more effective risk management strategies. The study employs a survey design with a quantitative research approach, collecting data from 150 respondents across various healthcare centers, including hospitals, clinics, and care facilities. Stratified sampling was used to ensure a representative selection of participants. Data was analyzed adopting descriptive tools such as frequency tables and percentages to interpret the results. The key findings reveal that computational risk pooling significantly reduces financial losses and improves patient outcomes by providing a comprehensive view of potential risks and enabling better resource allocation. However, the implementation of these advanced techniques is challenged by resource constraints, lack of expertise, and data management issues within healthcare settings. The study recommends that healthcare administrators prioritize the integration of computational risk pooling into their risk management strategies. This integration should be supported by investments in training, data management infrastructure, and the development of standardized protocols to overcome the identified challenges. By doing so, healthcare organizations can enhance their ability to predict, assess, and mitigate risks, leading to improved patient safety and more efficient healthcare operations.
Predictive Analytics for Healthcare Resource Allocation in Underserved Communities
Authors: Ademeji Florence , Okoro Emmanuel , Akingbulere Gbenga , Clement Tosin , Okoro Stanley
Published: January 2025

Undeserved communities are usually at the receiving ends of resources allocation, particularly healthcare resources, which calls for understanding the key factors that contributes to efficient allocation of resources to the areas. This study investigates the use of predictive analytics for healthcare resource allocation in underserved communities. With the aid of predictive analytics, government can allocate resources effectively, which is sufficient enough to cater for the health needs of the people. The study adopted machine learning techniques, with 26 features included in the model to predict healthcare resource allocation. Data utilized in the study was collected from survey with the participants being residents in underserved communities. The study found that the important features are age, mental health status, visit to the hospital, and healthcare facilities quality, among others. It was recommended that Enhance mental health services and prioritize high-quality healthcare facilities to improve patient outcomes. Increase the availability and accessibility of healthcare providers, especially in areas with frequent hospital visits.
CLINICAL MYTHS WITH THE LOWER SEGMENT
Authors: MALEVICH Y.
Published: January 2025

Many ideas about the lower segment (NS) turned out to be erroneous. The boundaries of the NS, the relationship of the contractile ring with the degree of cervical dilation, the pathogenesis of placental migration, hematometer in the early postpartum period after childbirth through the natural birth canal, preventive administration of antispasmodics and pressure on the NS in the second period of labor, the formation of "cracks" of the NS require revision in the theoretical context and in terms of medical care.
La Laguna de Acuitlaplico: una propuesta para el uso recreativo sustentable basada en la perspectiva de los pobladores
Authors:   , Zavaleta Carrillo Lesly Abril
Published: January 2025

A pesar de su importancia recreativa, social, histórica y ambiental (humedal con potencial para su declaración como sitio RAMSAR), la laguna de Acuitlapilco enfrenta deterioro debido al aporte de agua de drenaje que ha sustituido casi en su totalidad a los escurrimientos por la lluvia, sumado a la frecuente quema de la vegetación acuática ribereña y la desecación constante que ha favorecido la apropiación de grandes partes de su superficie para terrenos de siembra y áreas fincadas. No obstante, la laguna se mantiene como espacio recreativo para lugareños y visitantes y es parte del patrimonio identitario de los habitantes de Tlaxcala. El objetivo de esta investigación es conocer desde la perspectiva de los pobladores, la condición ambiental de la laguna de Acuitlapilco y su función recreativa, como bases para una propuesta de zonificación ambiental que eventualmente contribuirá a su gestión en tanto patrimonio del estado de Tlaxcala. La condición ambiental y el uso recreativo se indagó mediante técnicas etnográficas como observación, observación participante, entrevista semiestructurada, entrevista abierta y cartografía social, durante diciembre de 2022 a septiembre de 2023. Con la información generada se construyó la zonificación para actividades recreativas y de cuidado ambiental en la laguna. Se concluye que la investigación realizada constituye un elemento de apoyo a la planificación del uso sustentable de la laguna, sustentado en la participación comunitaria, lo cual es un elemento fundamental para que se materialicen intervenciones territoriales por parte del gobierno y la sociedad, que busquen su preservación y atiendan los diferentes conflictos por su apropiación.
TURKIC TOPONYMS WRITTEN IN CHINESE CHARACTERS: TRANSLATION, RECONSTRUCTION, THE PROBLEM OF STANDARDIZATION
Authors: Gabitkhanuly Kairat , Masimkhanuly Duken , Darbay Nazerke
Published: January 2025

The problem of onomastics, including toponyms, characteristic of the Central Asian region, East Turkestan, has attracted the attention of scientists over the past few centuries. It is known that historiographies and written sources, letters and maps related to the Turkic peoples have been preserved mainly in Byzantine, Armenian, Arab-Persian, Greek, Chinese and other countries. In particular, there is a lot of talk that Chinese written data is of great importance. Turkic toponomics in Chinese historiographies has so far been translated and reconstructed into each language in different ways, and the sequence in scientific literature and textbooks has not been preserved. The study examines the features of the toponomic names of the Turkic peoples written in Chinese hieroglyphs in Chinese historiographies, the issues of their translation into Turkic languages, especially Kazakh, standardization. The topic under consideration, along with historical science, is also very relevant in language science.
THE IMPORTANCE OF STUDYING WRITTEN SOURCES IN ARABIC AND PERSIAN FROM THE COLLECTIONS OF KAZAKHSTAN'S MUSEUMS
Authors: Abdukamalova Elmira , Gizzatov Sayalbek , Mussyrmankul Perdekhan
Published: January 2025

The article examines written sources in Arabic and Persian, dating from the 16th to the 19th centuries, which are stored in the collections of the country's largest museums. It also explores their historical significance and place in Kazakh culture, as well as methods of studying and promoting them. The aim of the work is to determine the importance of including these sources in scientific circulation, with a description of the types of written sources in Arabic and Persian from the museum collections of Kazakhstan. Historical, systematic, bibliographic, analytical, and summarizing research methods have been used. The novelty of the research lies in the need for a comprehensive study, exploration, and promotion of written sources in Arabic and Persian, as well as valuable manuscripts stored in the collections of Kazakhstan’s museums from various perspectives, which provide insight into the historical, spiritual, and cultural life of the Kazakh people and highlight the importance of introducing them into scientific circulation. To achieve the goal, several tasks were set, including a review of written sources in Arabic and Persian from the collections of several museums in Kazakhstan, clarification of methods for their comprehensive analysis, as well as identifying ways to systematize, study, and promote valuable written monuments from museum collections. As a result of the research, the significance of textological, paleographical, and codicological study of written sources in Arabic and Persian was highlighted, along with the necessity of creating a unified electronic database of written sources, which could serve as a guarantee for systematic work.
CONCEPTUAL STRUCTURE OF LINGUOCULTUROLOGICAL ETIKET FORMULAS OF GREETINGS AND FAREWELLS IN ARABIC AND TURKISH
Authors: Mamedova Fatima , Mustafayeva Anar , Dulayeva Elnara
Published: January 2025

The peculiarities of speech etiquette in each language are determined by historical, cultural, social, cognitive, and religious factors. The study of greeting and farewell speech formulas in Turkish and Arabic is relevant for identifying key linguacultural meanings and concepts using conceptual modeling. The purpose is to analyze the linguistic and cultural conditioning of etiquette formulas in these languages. Linguacultural analysis of linguistic facts was used, along with elements of conceptual, communicative, comparative, and semantic analysis. Similarities include polite treatment of interlocutors, adherence to religious traditions, and hospitality. Differences lie in the degree of metaphoricality, imagery, and extended responses. The conclusions form ideas about the interrelations between core and peripheral linguacultural concepts, linguistic diversity, and invariance of etiquette formulas, their cognitive representation and role in shaping linguistic personality. The study contributes to understanding national mentality through the analysis of speech formulas. For its implementation, methods of linguocultural analysis of linguistic facts, as well as elements of conceptual, communicative, comparative and semantic analysis were used. The objective of the study is to identify general ideas about the main linguacultural features of speech etiquette using the example of greeting and farewell formulas in two languages, to analyze phrasal units and their communicative nature, to highlight the features of use and functioning in speech depending on the formal or informal style of communication, context and situation. The results presented in the article, the material allowed the authors to conclude that the study of speech etiquette of the Turkish and Arabic languages can be used to build associative links between different conceptual structures, as well as to analyze communicative processes and their national determinacy, to model linguacultural syntactic patterns for the purpose of further improvement and enrichment of the speech flow.
2025年开元教育科技（深圳）有限公司教育部产学合作协同育人项目申报指南
Authors: 开元教育科技（深圳）有限公司
Published: January 2025

在教育部指导下，开元教育科技（深圳）有限公司开展产学合作协同育人项目，包含新工科、新医科、新农科、新文科建设项目5项，教学内容和课程体系改革项目5项，师资培训项目6项，实践条件和实践基地建设项目9项，共四大类25项。产学合作协同育人项目旨在发挥企业优势，助力推进高质量高等教育体系建设，提高高等教育质量，培养理工农医类专业紧缺人才，服务制造强国、质量强国、网络强国、数字中国建设，为培养产业急需的高素质创新人才提供有力支撑，以产业和技术发展的最新需求推动高校人才培养改革。Under the guidance of the Ministry of Education, Creative Education Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.  is launching the University-Industry Collaborative Education Program, which includes 25 projects across four major categories: Five projects for the development of emerging disciplines (New Engineering, New Medicine, New Agriculture, and New Liberal Arts); Five projects for the reform of teaching content and curriculum systems; Six faculty training projects; Nine projects for building practical conditions and practice bases. The University-Industry Collaborative Education Program aims to leverage corporate strengths to promote the construction of a high-quality higher education system, improve the quality of higher education, and cultivate urgently needed talent in science, engineering, agriculture, and medicine. It seeks to support the development of a strong manufacturing, quality, and digital nation while meeting the latest industry and technological demands. This initiative will drive the reform of talent cultivation in universities and provide robust support for nurturing high-quality, innovative talent to meet the needs of modern industries.
2025年中医药传承创新发展创新创业联合基金项目申报指南
Authors: 开元教育科技（深圳）有限公司
Published: January 2025

2025年，开元教育科技（深圳）有限公司设立教育部产学合作协同育人项目中医药传承创新发展创新创业联合基金项目25项，旨在贯彻党的二十大报告“促进中医药传承创新发展”精神，贯彻落实《中共中央国务院关于促进中医药传承创新发展的意见》、国务院《中医药发展战略规划纲要（2016—2030年）》《“十四五”中医药发展规划》等文件精神，落实国家中医药发展战略，构建完善的中医药人才培养体系，推动中医药的传承与创新发展，提升中医药国际健康合作水平，弘扬中医药文化，以产业和技术发展的最新需求推动高校人才培养改革，促进中医药可持续发展。欢迎全国本科高校本科生、硕士生和博士生申报。
In 2025, Kaiyuan Education Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. will establish 25 projects under the Ministry of Education's Industry-Academia Collaboration Cooperative Education Program, focusing on the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Joint Fund for the Preservation and Innovative Development of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). The initiative aims to implement the spirit of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, which emphasizes “promoting the preservation and innovative development of TCM.” It also seeks to fulfill the requirements of key national policy documents, including the Opinions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council on Promoting the Preservation and Innovative Development of TCM, the Outline of the Strategic Plan for TCM Development (2016–2030), and the 14th Five-Year Plan for TCM Development.  The program is aligned with the national TCM development strategy, focusing on building a comprehensive TCM talent cultivation system, advancing the preservation and innovative development of TCM, enhancing international health cooperation in TCM, and promoting TCM culture. By addressing the latest demands in industry and technology, it also aims to reform university talent cultivation and foster the sustainable development of TCM.  Undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral students from universities across the country are encouraged to apply.
AIGC赋能高等教育师资培训项目申报指南
Authors: 开元教育科技（深圳）有限公司
Published: January 2025

2025年，开元教育科技（深圳）有限公司设立教育部产学合作协同育人项目AIGC赋能高等教育师资培训项目50项，通过系统化的师资培训、校企联合实践以及AIGC技术应用，推动人工智能在高等教育领域的深度融合。项目旨在提升高校教师的教学与科研能力，优化课程体系，构建智能化教学场景，推动个性化教学与教育模式的改革。通过引入AIGC科研辅助工具，帮助教师和学生高效完成科研任务，提升创新能力。In 2025, Creative Education Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. launched 50 projects under the Ministry of Education’s Industry-Academia Cooperation Collaborative Education initiative, focusing on AIGC-enabled faculty training in higher education. Through systematic teacher training, university-industry collaborative practice, and AIGC technology application, the initiative aims to drive the deep integration of artificial intelligence in higher education. The project seeks to enhance the teaching and research capabilities of university faculty, optimize curriculum design, build intelligent teaching environments, and promote the reform of personalized teaching and educational models. By introducing AIGC research assistance tools, it helps teachers and students efficiently complete research tasks and improve their innovative abilities.
Home as a Workplace: Demographic Profiles and their Implications to Work-Family Conflict
Authors: Sangil Francis Ion
Published: January 2025

The COVID-19 pandemic profoundly affected businesses, organizations, and educational institutions. Private school employees were compelled to telecommute due to quarantine restrictions, increasing the risk of work-family conflict. This study investigates if demographic variables impact work-to-family and family-to-work conflict levels and explores common challenges telecommuting employees face. The study is under the comparative study design. T-test and frequency distribution were utilized as statistical treatment. The results also indicated significant differences in the levels of family-to-work conflict (p=0.001) between males and females, as well as in work-to-family conflict (p=0.000) and family-to-work conflict (p=0.005) levels between managerial and non-managerial employees. The study also found common challenges employees encounter when working from home, including difficulty maintaining and managing productivity, lack of physical interactions and socialization with co-workers, feelings of loneliness and isolation, and difficulty in getting and staying organized. The research contributes theoretically by examining the concept of work-family conflict, specifically in telecommuting during the COVID-19 pandemic. It builds upon existing theories, such as role theory, to explore how conflicting demands from work and family spheres affect employees working from home. The findings offer valuable insights into human resource management practices. The study suggests that organizations should consider implementing family-friendly HR practices, training and development initiatives, and other programs tailored to address telecommuting challenges and work-family conflict
The Effects of Pedagogy on Student Achievement in Science Classrooms
Authors: Kiser Brittany E.
Published: January 2025

This mixed-methods study was designed to determine whether a correlational relationship exists between student achievement on the Florida Grade Eight Statewide Science Assessment and the predominant pedagogical practice (student-centered, teacher-directed) found across the three grade levels (six, seven, eight) of associated middle schools. Data was gathered by mining historical public domain and Likert scale surveys of middle school (grades six through eight) science teachers (N = 97). Data analysis procedures included Spearman’s rho correlation coefficient utilizing the Statistical Package for Social Science. Concerning student performance on this assessment, significant differences were established in the following categories: use of formative assessment in the classroom setting, teacher providing traditional notes, and collaborative student group work. Additionally, significant differences were identified regarding school socioeconomic status and school-wide science pedagogical approach. Implications for instructional practices in science classrooms, as well as for teacher preparation programs and current educator professional development, are discussed.
Online Media Construction in Reporting Rompi Putra Mulyono on detikcom and sindonews.com
Authors: Hasbullah Moh , Maella Nur’annafi Farni Syam
Published: January 2025

Mass media plays a significant roIe in shaping pubIic opinion by constructing reaIity through news framing. This study aims to analyze how Detik.com and Sindonews.com frame the symbolism of the "Putra Mulyono" vest worn by Kaesang during his public appearances. Using Robert N. Entman's framing model and a qualitative constructivist approach, the study examines news articles and identifies differences in the narratives constructed by the two media outlets. Detik.com tends to present a positive narrative about Kaesang, emphasizing his creativity and humor in responding to criticism. Conversely, Sindonews.com frames the act critically, portraying it as a symbol of the arrogance of the ruling family. These differences highlight how media ideologies influence news narratives, affecting public perceptions and political discourse. The findings underline the importance of media literacy for critically assessing information and understanding the implications of media framing in shaping public opinion.
AVALIAÇÕES EXTERNAS E AS INFLUÊNCIAS SOBRE AS PRÁTICAS DOCENTES E A ADAPTAÇÃO DO CURRÍCULO: EXPERIÊNCIAS VIVENCIADAS EM UMA ESCOLA RIBEIRINHA DO INTERIOR DE CAMETÁ
Authors: Meireles Samara Cardoso , Bastos Jaqueline Mendes
Published: January 2025

O presente artigo, trata sobre avaliações externas e tem como objetivo relatar as consequências e influências dessas avaliações governamentais nas práticas dos professores, assim como no currículo escolar. A metodologia consistiu de revisão e levantamento da literatura de vários pesquisadores que investigam esse fenômeno na educação. Dentre esses pesquisadores destaco Mendes e Perboni (2023), Chirinéa e Brandão (2015), Conceição, Silva e Costa ( 2022) Castro ( 2020). O texto está organizado da seguinte maneira: Introdução; na premira seção apresenta-se As avaliações externas e suas influencias pedagógicas e no ensino da língua portuguesa; na segunda A criação da BNCC e a relação com as avaliações externas governamentais; na terceira Adaptação do Currículo da educação básica levando em consideração as avaliações externas, e por fim Regulação do sistema educacional Brasileiro através do índice de desenvolvimento da Educação Básica (IDEB). Através dessa pesquisa e das leituras dos diversos autores que são referências na temática, entende-se que precisa de muito estudo e investigações nessa área. Contudo, nota-se que os resultados dessas avaliações em larga escala, estão mudando os rumos da educação básica.
PROJETO MAQUETES PARA SURDOS: UM RELATO DE EXPERIÊNCIA
Authors: Cruz Miriam da
Published: January 2025

ABSTRACT 

This article discusses the interactive model project developed with deaf students from the Technical High School at Helen Keller School in São Paulo, highlighting the use of digital technologies such as QR codes to promote accessibility and inclusion. The experience revealed challenges in teaching network infrastructure to the deaf  community but presented innovative solutions that could serve as a model for other institutions. 

Keywords: Inclusive education; Deafness; Network infrastructure; QR codes; Assistive technology.
PROTEGENDO ATIVOS E INFRAESTRUTURA: O PAPEL DO TRATAMENTO DE ÁGUA NA PREVENÇÃO DE CORROSÃO
Authors: Silva Maxwell Ray da
Published: January 2025

A preservação de ativos e infraestrutura é diretamente impactada pelo tratamento de água, tendo efeitos tanto na prevenção da corrosão quanto nos gastos financeiros anuais. O objetivo geral do presente trabalho foi abordar sobre a proteção dos ativos e da infraestrutura. Enquanto os objetivos específicos foram abordar sobre a importância do tratamento de água, discorrer sobre métodos utilizados na prevenção da corrosão e salientar sobre os prejuízos financeiros anuais. O presente trabalho trata-se de uma revisão bibliográfica buscado em bases de dados online com tempo recorte de 10 anos. Em conclusão, foi destacado a importância do tratamento de água na prevenção da corrosão, considerando a influência da qualidade da água e ressaltando a necessidade de inibidores de corrosão e revestimentos protetores. Por conseguinte, o estudo revela o significativo prejuízo financeiro causado pela corrosão, afetando diversos setores da indústria e enfatizando a importância de medidas preventivas eficazes. Sendo assim, a prevenção da corrosão é essencial para proteger ativos e infraestruturas, economizar recursos e promover a sustentabilidade econômica.
Understanding Blind Spots: How to Effectively Work with People Who Aren't Self-Aware
Authors: Westover Jonathan
Published: January 2025

Abstract: The article explores the challenges posed by individuals who lack self-awareness in organizational settings. Self-awareness, the ability to accurately perceive oneself and understand how one's behavior impacts others, is a valuable asset in the workplace. However, people who lack this self-awareness can struggle with behaviors that reduce productivity, damage team dynamics, and negatively impact organizational culture. The article provides specific recommendations for effectively working with self-unaware individuals, including setting clear expectations, providing objective feedback, focusing on shared goals rather than personalities, and leading with empathy and compassion. By employing these research-backed strategies, the article suggests that organizations can overcome the hurdles posed by self-unaware colleagues and foster cooperation and success despite varying levels of self-reflection within a team.
The Role of CO2 Laser in the Intraoral Management of Submandibular Sialoliths: A Clinical Perspective
Authors:   Apollo ENT Hospital, Palroad, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India, Goyal Pankaj , Kumawat Kishan , Patel Heera ,   Heera Diagnostic centre, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India
Published: January 2025

Background: The term sialolithiasis refers to the condition in which a major or minor salivary gland's duct contains
one or more calcified structures. Carbon dioxide (CO2) lasers have recently emerged as a minimally invasive option
for intraoral therapy of submandibular sialoliths. CO2 lasers minimize postoperative discomfort, scarring, and
recovery time by allowing for precision lithotomy with minimum harm to surrounding tissues.
Methods: The purpose of this study was to examine the literature and report on two surgical cases of
submandibular sialolithiasis treated with carbon dioxide (CO2) lasers. The calculi in both cases were palpable
intraorally and were situated in the distal portion of the submandibular duct. Under local anesthesia, surgery was
done in an outpatient environment. To uncover and remove the calculi, a CO2 laser was used to make a linear
incision in the floor of the mouth at the Wharton's duct opening.
Results: In a matter of minutes, the stone was extracted from both patients, resulting in full recovery and no
unusual bleeding, nerve damage, or problems with the sublingual glands.
Conclusion: We describe the benefits and efficacy of the CO2 laser in two patients who had successful surgical
excision of significant salivary stones.
Limitations in the Contemporary Technical Education System and Ways to Improve them
Authors:   Mangalore Institute of Technology & Engineering, India, Bhagwat Dinesh
Published: January 2025

Ancient India had a "GuruKula" system in which a guru (“the dispeller of darkness”) trained his disciples who emanated from different walks of life. The guru knew the strengths and the weaknesses of each of his disciples. For example, the mythological Dronacharya (of the “Mahabharata” fame) made “Arjuna” the master of archery but shaped “Duryodhana” as the ace in mace-fighting. This arcane system has transformed into a commoditized and commercialized present-day education system (thanks to money) that we are witnessing. Technical education (Engineering in particular) still has the charm. Yet, in the ever-changing world of demand versus supply, it is an absolute necessity for us, educators, to prepare our students for the future of the new India and for the benefit of mankind. The students should be industry-ready by the time they graduate from college, regardless of the course they are pursuing. Unfortunately, what we witness today seems largely an “outdated school of thinking” where an instructor is complacent about his/her craft – mainly because he/she has been teaching the same subject usually the same way, for several years. This system has serious flaws. Life is all about new ways of learning and learning new ways - forever and continuously - to keep oneself intellectually motivated and satisfied. The moment we as teachers feel adequate or self-sufficient, we are heading for a slow but sure disaster and make ourselves outdated in the process, like an expired drug. So, better late than never. We, as instructors need to be emotionally closer to the students (many students still see their parents in their teachers) than we currently are, as the expectations from the new generation have changed which wants guidance, mentoring, coaching, and hand-holding. Education has been the only industry in the world where the student – your customer - pays large sums of money and never complains about the quality of the service received. Even this, is changing. We, teachers, learn from our students all the time. The students are more savvy in using modern tools and technology and new ways of thinking. It is the time we align ourselves.

Keywords: Complacent; Engineering; Gurukula; Intellectual Motivation; Outdated; Modern Tools and Technology