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AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL, DOCUMENTARY AND ARTISTIC AS COMPLEMENTARY MEANS CONSTRUCTING THE FIRST WORLD WAR REALITY IN THE STORY ‘DUSK SEEN FROM AFAR’ BY YA. BRYL
Authors: TRATSIAK Z.
Published: September 2024

The article examines Ya. Bryl’s story ‘Dusk Seen from Afar’, dedicated to the concept of the ‘continuous disaster’, which includes the events of the First World War. According to the author’s plan, the narrator, who nominally cannot be treated as a conscious witness to the hostilities, gradually reconstructs the events of 1914–1918, which affected the life of his family and fellow villagers (in the wider context Belarusian people). The complementary role of visual and verbal aspects the artistic representation of military reality is noted. The suggestive potential of literally every material object, participant story, documentary, folklore or literary source is emphasized. Taken together they allowed the storyteller to create an adequate verbal picture of the world war. A number of features that testify to the connection of the work with metaprose are identified. They determine the conceptually different place of the story in the entire range of Belarusian war literature, dedicated to 1914–1918.
THE CONCEPT OF A HISTORICAL SPIRAL
IN CONTEMPORARY FICTION OF BRITISH AND BELARUSIAN AUTHORS
Authors: LIDZIANKOVA V.
Published: September 2024

The article is devoted to the comparative study of the changing tendencies in the ways the key moments of national history are depicted in the works of contemporary British and Belarusian authors. The study is based on the works by H. Mantel, P. Akroyd, L. Daineko, L. Rublevskaya, Z. Kaminskaya. The article identifies the patterns of evolution of character types among writers of different generations. The idea of the cyclical development of history is on the one hand, a way of social commentary on contemporary social trends, for which history provides a much broader context and creative freedom. This is the reason, why the style of historical fiction of the recent decades is often defined as “allegorical
realism”. On the other hand, the idea of history as a spiral, the way this idea is reflected in the texts reveals the most acute traumatic episodes of the national past in the collective consciousness.
SOUND NOMINATIONS AND THEIR FUNCTIONING IN THE MICROTEXTS OF BELARUSIAN PROVERBS (LINGUOSENSORIC ASPECT)
Authors: MARTSINKEVICH V.
Published: September 2024

The stated topic is part of the study of language means of verbalisation of perceptual vocabulary in Belarusian proverbs about children. The appeal to the anthropocentric approach remains relevant and in demand in modern linguistics, since the ideas about a child, represented in the semantics of paremiological units, are among the most important components of the worldview of national culture carriers. The article considers the voice and non-voice sounds of a person in the aspect of linguistic sensorics: the means of verbalisation of sound nominations and auditory perception are determined, lexical units with sound semantics are analysed. The results of the study are presented in the form of open series of perceptual hearing vocabulary.
AESTHETIC EVALUATION AS A MEANS OF EXPRESSING APPROVAL AND DISAPPROVAL: LINGUISTIC REPRESENTATION (ON THE EXAMPLE OF RUSSIAN PREDICATES)
Authors: AZARCHANKA H.
Published: September 2024

The article is devoted to the issue of expressing approval and disapproval through Russian predicates of aesthetic evaluation. Such concepts as "evaluation", "approval", "disapproval", “partial evaluation” are interpreted. It describes the features of aesthetic evaluation, its structure, motivation, etc. 209 aesthetic predicates are selected from Russian-language dictionaries by the method of continuous sampling. The predicates make up the lexical-semantic field, divided into microfields: a person, a body part, an object, clothes, a phenomenon, etc. The interaction of aesthetic evaluation with other types of partial evaluation (ethical, hedonistic, intellectual, teleological and so on) is substantiated. The expression of approval and disapproval is carried out through the meanings of lexical and semantic variants, fixed in dictionary definitions and often marked with usage labels. Semantic features of aesthetic predicates expressing approval and disapproval are described, and a list of identifying words which qualify them is determined.
boy says
Authors: Ponce Néstor
Published: September 2024

Where does your voice come from? The one you speak with, or the one you read with? What does it sound like when you read, silently, to yourself? There are the first influences, or at least the ones that first come to mind. But you quickly admit that there are others as well. The voices that emerged from different styles, tones, and patterns in books, stories, poems. From songs and television programs, family members and teachers. There are the voices that you don’t remember as voices, the words you don’t remember reading. This voice, this combination of symbols describing a translated book of poetry, for example, might be acknowledged as the very latest influence in your life.

After leaving Argentina in exile during the dictatorship of the military junta (1976-1983), Néstor Ponce found his way to France, where he now lives. He has written that throughout his life, reading has connected him to a shifting, unstable set of voices—a community of readers and writers that crisscrosses borders of all kinds, unafraid of conflict and contradiction. boy says (a book with no ending) opens to that community with poems that are at once the words of one poet and the traces of an infinite number of poets, some of whom are explicitly named in the titles of the poems.

This bilingual English–Spanish edition is an open library that is also a private one, made public. As you read, it might be difficult not to ask questions about Nazim Hikmet, Alejandra Pizarnik, Dina Posada, Eugenio Montale, Anna Greki, or Édouard Glissant. And it will be impossible to answer those questions without finding their books, opening them, and hearing your voice shaped by their and Ponce’s words.
Urban Green Spaces and Newborns Metal Concentrations in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Authors: Fróes-Asmus Carmen IR , Damasceno Nataly , Prata-Barbosa Arnaldo , Luiz Ronir Raggio , Damacena Giseli Nogueira , Meyer Armando , Rezende Jorge , Amim Joffre , Carvalho Denise , Medronho Roberto , Da Cunha Antônio Jose Ledo A. , De Magalhães Câmara Volney
Published: September 2024

Background: Brazil is the largest country in South and Latin America with an accelerated urbanization process, and the city of Rio de Janeiro is the second most populous. The PIPA Cohort Project is the first prospective study investigating the effects of urban exposure to multiple pollutants on maternal–child health in Brazil.
Objective: This paper describes the relationship between maternal socio-environmental conditions and newborns’ umbilical cord blood concentrations of metals (lead, arsenic, and mercury).
Methods: The study population was a convenience sample of all babies born at the UFRJ Maternity Hospital over a period of 12 months from pregnant women aged 16 or older living in Rio de Janeiro. Demographic, socio-economic, lifestyle, work, and housing variables were collected. Metals concentrations were analyzed in umbilical cord blood using the inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry technique.
Results: There were 844 (93%) eligible births, with 778 (94%) cord blood samples collected. The detection rate of Pb, Hg, and As were 99% (742), 94.5% (708), and 61% (450), respectively. The total green area percentage (PAGT) of urban residence zones was one primary socio-environmental characteristic determinant of high metal exposure (≥median). Newborns living in city zones with lower total green area percentages (PAGT) had equal to or above-median cord blood concentrations of at least one metal (p = 0.026), of lead and mercury (PbHg) at the same time (p = 0.006), or of lead (p = 0.006). The city zones with the worst indicators of greenspace availability also presented human development indexes (HDI) under the city’s mean HDI.
Conclusion: The study provides evidence that the lower availability of urban green spaces in residential zones is associated with greater environmental exposure to pollutants (metals) during pregnancy and can constitute a socio-environmental vulnerability indicator.
Competencias digitales en estudiantes de Pedagogía de la Universidad de Los Lagos, Osorno-Chile
Authors: Ortiz Ruiz Yorka Tatiana
Published: September 2024

La competencia digital en la formación de futuros docentes es esencial, considerando el escenario actual y, sin duda, futuro de las nuevas generaciones que están en permanente contacto con las tecnologías. El objetivo de esta investigación se centra en analizar el nivel de competencia digital docente en estudiantes de carreras pedagógicas de la Universidad de Los Lagos en Osorno Chile, mediante el modelo del “Marco Común de Competencia Digital Docente” del INTEF. La metodología seguida ha sido de carácter mixto, mediante la aplicación de una encuesta de autopercepción en línea durante el segundo semestre del año 2022, en la que participaron un total de 117 estudiantes de varios niveles de formación profesional pedagógica de la Universidad. Los resultados alcanzados muestran un nivel básico en las áreas de Información y Alfabetización Informacional; Comunicación y Colaboración; Creación de contenidos digitales y Seguridad. Se concluye que la formación en Competencias Digitales para los futuros docentes debe replantearse para responder a las necesidades del estudiantado del sistema escolar chileno.
Accesibilidad e inclusión social desde el ámbito universitario: Vinculación e intercambio de experiencias académicas – Asunción, Paraguay
Authors: Blanes González María Luisa
Published: September 2024

Se presentan los resultados de experiencias académicas destinadas a la formación integral de estudiantes en el desarrollo de capacidades, valores y habilidades para la inclusión y la igualdad de oportunidades. A través de la experiencia compartida, se busca ampliar el conocimiento sobre el diseño inclusivo en relación con las necesidades de personas con discapacidad, promoviendo interacciones sociales efectivas en el espacio vivido con diversos significados. La incorporación de esta temática en el ámbito académico se ha llevado a cabo mediante experiencias de aula, investigaciones y trabajos de extensión. Se destaca la importancia del Diseño Inclusivo de manera transversal en la Carrera de Arquitectura, reconociendo a la Universidad como capaz de lograr interacción social, participación activa de la comunidad y aplicación de recursos académicos, investigativos y humanos para abordar desafíos sociales y saberes pertinentes desde el contexto académico.
Análisis de las métricas del paisaje del Distrito I y III del municipio de Managua, Nicaragua
Authors: Alvarado López María de Jesús , Reyes Zamora Celeste Paola
Published: September 2024

Análisis de las métricas del paisaje del Distrito I y III del municipio de Managua, Nicaragua, analiza la fragmentación del medio natural o el cambio de la acción humana sobre el medio. El propósito del estudio fue evaluar los cambios en las coberturas de la tierra y las métricas de paisaje entre los años 2015-2023, a través de imágenes satelitales con una resolución espacial de 30 metros tomadas en abril 2015 y mayo 2023. Los cambios de uso de suelo fueron analizados mediante una matriz de tabulación cruzada a diferentes niveles, con el fin de realizar valoraciones de los cambios significativos ocurridos en el territorio. El análisis de fragmentación se realizó con el cálculo de métricas e índices de fragmentación a nivel de clase, todo esto se realizó mediante los sistemas de información geográfica (SIG). Los principales resultados muestran que los cambios de uso de suelo están mayormente determinados por la expansión urbanística. Los cambios de cobertura han significado un paisaje fragmentado, ya que el número de parches en los distritos aumento, siendo la cobertura de área urbana el de mayor impacto.
Educational Recovery in the Aftermath of the Pandemic: A Critical Analysis of Recovery Policies across Canada
Authors: Volante Louis , Klinger Don A. , Lara Camila
Published: September 2024

This study expands on our previous research focusing on provincial educational policies to support students’ academic resilience during the pandemic, with the current focus being on the “recovery phase” of the pandemic (January 2022 to December 2023). Our analysis identified 46 provincial documents that addressed one or more of the three dimensions of academic resilience during this recovery period. Similar to our previous findings, a greater emphasis was placed on academic outcomes. There was an increased focus on mental health, while much less attention was paid to physical health and well-being. While we identified examples of provinces that dedicated resources and funding to support these dimensions, we argue the policies implemented during the recovery phase will require more conviction to address the negative long-term impacts of the pandemic, particularly for disadvantaged students, and that such efforts will likely need to continue beyond public schooling.
Perancangan UI/UX Aplikasi RagaKu Menggunakan Metode Design Sprint
Authors: Kartini Rizka Ajeng , Widiati Ina Sholihah
Published: September 2024

Olahraga dapat meningkatkan kesehatan dan mencegah penyakit. Namun kehidupan yang sibuk dan keterbatasan waktu adalah dua penyebab utama penurunan aktivitas fisik. Aksesibilitas yang terbatas juga memengaruhi partisipasi dalam olahraga. sehingga dibutuhkan aplikasi yang dapat digunakan untuk mempermudah kegiatan tersebut. Dengan merancang UI/UX aplikasi ragaku menggunakan metode desain Sprint yang berisikan panduan diharapkan pengguna dapat berolahraga dengan mudah dan dapat dilakukan dimana saja. Penggunaan metode desain Sprint digunakan pada penelitian ini karena waktu perancangan yang singkat dan mudah dalam pengumpulan data. Dalam penelitian ini dihasilkan bahwa UI/UX aplikasi RagaKu mendapatkan hasil rata-rata 82 dari hasil pengujian melalui System Usability Scale (SUS). Dengan hasil tersebut UI/UX aplikasi RagaKu dapat dikatakan layak dan dapat diterima.
Advancing Vehicle Detection with YLOlOv9: Integrating Programmable Gradient Information and Efficient Layer Aggregation
Authors: Fadhillah Yunus , Berlinton Budi , Karya Supriyanto , Samin
Published: September 2024

Penelitian ini membahas perbandingan antara YOLOv8 dan YOLOv9 dalam konteks pendeteksian dan penghitungan kendaraan. YOLOv9, yang diperkenalkan dengan berbagai peningkatan arsitektur dan algoritma baru seperti Programmable Gradient Information (PGI) dan Generalized Efficient Layer Aggregation Network (GELAN), menunjukkan performa yang lebih baik dibandingkan pendahulunya. Studi ini menganalisis kecepatan, akurasi, dan kehandalan kedua versi dalam skenario dunia nyata.
Intervenções de cuidado para mulheres mães, com uso problemático de substâncias: revisão integrativa da literatura
Authors: Arruda Emanoela Priscila Toledo , Guilger-Primos Cláudia Patty , Pinto Ana Luzia Lemes , Corradi-Webster Clarissa Mendonça
Published: September 2024

Mulheres que são mães e fazem uso problemático de drogas enfrentam dificuldades para acessar serviços de saúde devido ao estigma social e ao medo de perderem a guarda dos filhos. Este estudo teve como objetivo identificar, por meio de uma revisão integrativa da literatura, intervenções que promovam cuidados específicos para mulheres mães que fazem uso problemático de substâncias, considerando também o bem-estar de seus filhos. As bases de dados consultadas: Pubmed, Web of Science, Periódicos da Capes e Lilacs. O instrumento utilizado foi o protocolo PRISMA – Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses. Ao todo foram selecionados 17 estudos internacionais, e após a análise observou-se que as intervenções trazem as seguintes características: conjuntos de intervenções específicas para a mulher-mãe; fortalecimento do vínculo mãe-filho; posturas profissionais para aumentar a efetividade das intervenções; valorização do apoio entre pares e recomendações para a longitudinalidade dos programas. A maioria das intervenções adotou a abordagem de redução de danos, visando o desenvolvimento infantil e o fortalecimento do vínculo mãe-filho. Quanto às lacunas, observou-se a falta de um programa abrangente de planejamento familiar que levasse em consideração os direitos sexuais e reprodutivos das mulheres que fazem uso de substâncias, além de estudos focados na atenção primária que compreendesse a mulher em sua totalidade. Algumas limitações foram identificadas, como a falta de estudos interventivos realizados no Brasil. Espera-se que esta revisão colabore para políticas públicas brasileiras que atendam às necessidades específicas de mulheres grávidas e mães que fazem uso de drogas.
Olhar direto de saberes: a percepção dos estudantes de escolas públicas do ensino médio em São Paulo e Rio Grande do Norte durante a pandemia de Covid-19
Authors: Senhora Marinalva Coelho de Sousa , Sumiya Lilia Asuca , Cruz Maria do Carmo Meirelles Toledo , Craveiro Silvia da Silva , Arcanjo Fabiane
Published: September 2024

O objetivo deste artigo é analisar a percepção dos alunos do Ensino Médio sobre suas experiências educacionais durante a pandemia da Covid-19 e retomada das aulas. O trabalho discute as dificuldades enfrentadas nos ambientes familiar e escolar, a vivência do ensino remoto e o retorno às aulas presenciais. Para isso, foram selecionadas para participar do estudo seis escolas de Ensino Médio, quatro localizadas em São Paulo e duas no estado do Rio Grande do Norte. Trata-se de uma pesquisa exploratória realizada por meio da aplicação de um questionário online aos estudantes. Os resultados obtidos permitiram compreender o ponto de vista do aluno sobre o que conseguiram aprender, suas percepções em relação aos estímulos para continuidade dos estudos e as estratégias adotadas para sua permanência e retorno às aulas presenciais. A pesquisa revelou semelhanças e divergências nas percepções dos estudantes, diferenciadas pela região onde moram. Foram identificadas as dificuldades enfrentadas durante a pandemia de Covid-19 e na retomada, tanto no ambiente familiar quanto no escolar. O estudo, ao levantar a percepção dos estudantes, contribui para compreender como a pandemia afetou a educação no Brasil e como os estudantes lidaram com as dificuldades encontradas. Dessa forma, o estudo pode fornecer subsídios para a formulação e implementação de políticas públicas educacionais que promovam uma educação inclusiva, equitativa e de qualidade.
A Critical Essay Exploring the Evolution of Female Gender Identity in the Media.
Authors: Zhang Rui
Published: September 2024

This article examines the evolution of female gender identity in the media through the comparative analysis of two influential texts: Mark Twain's 19th-century novel The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and the contemporary animated series My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. The study utilizes gender schema theory and social learning theory to explore how these texts shape children's understanding of gender roles. While The Adventures of Tom Sawyer reinforces traditional gender stereotypes with male-centric narratives and the marginalization of female characters, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic breaks these norms by presenting diverse and empowered female characters who lead the story and challenge conventional gender roles. This shift reflects broader societal changes towards gender equality and diversity. The essay highlights the significant impact of media representations on children's gender identity development and underscores the importance of providing diverse and equitable gender role models in media to foster a more inclusive society.
Analysis of Development Trends in Underwater Robotics
Authors: Peng Baolong , Ding Yuxuan , Wang Shaoda
Published: September 2024

Since the 1950s, underwater robotics has evolved from exclusive military applications to broad uses in marine science, resource exploration, and environmental monitoring. This paper reviews the development history of underwater robots, analyzes advancements in key technologies such as navigation and control, energy and power, communication, and materials, and discusses future trends in intelligence, modularization, networking, and miniaturization. These technological advancements and trends not only enhance the performance and adaptability of underwater robots but also provide vast prospects for their application in complex marine environments. By summarizing key technologies and development trends, this paper provides a reference for further research and application in underwater robotics technology.
The Intersection of Global Inequality and Climate Change
Authors: Chen Qianhao
Published: September 2024

This article explores the intricate relationship between global inequality and climate change, illustrating how these two critical issues are interlinked and influence one another. The paper begins by defining global inequality, including disparities in economic status, resource distribution, and access to services such as education and healthcare. It then provides an overview of the current state of climate change, with a focus on its disproportionate effects on impoverished and developing countries. Through examining the intersection of these phenomena, the article identifies how climate change exacerbates existing global inequalities, particularly highlighting case studies where environmental changes have deepened socio-economic disparities. Furthermore, the discussion addresses the challenges and opportunities in tackling both issues simultaneously, suggesting integrated approaches for global policies. The conclusion offers strategic recommendations for stakeholders and reflects on the future implications of this intersection for global sustainability and equity.
A Review of Adolescent Emotion Regulation Ability
Authors: Lai Chunyan
Published: September 2024

Emotion regulation plays an important role in adolescents' mental health and social adaptation. This review focuses on the classification of emotion regulation strategies, influencing factors, evaluation methods, development mechanism of emotion regulation ability and its relationship with non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI). The purpose of this paper is to comprehensively understand the current research status of adolescent Emotion regulation ability, and make suggestions for future research direction.
Study on the Identity Construction of Characters in TikTok Short Videos from the Perspective of Impression Management
Authors: Fan Hongya , An Jing
Published: September 2024

Nowadays, short videos have emerged as a significant aspect of contemporary life, attracting the attention of audiences worldwide. Users of platform like TikTok present colorful facets of their existence, including family life, parenthood, professional experience and so on. Within these videos, characters skillfully design their interactions to create an atmosphere of levity and amusement and try to leave an unforgettable impression on audiences. Therefore, individuals employ various strategies to manage their images, aiming to construct compelling identities. This study endeavors to explore the identities constructed by characters in TikTok short videos through different impression management strategies and delineates their distinct features and significance. The study draws upon data collected from the popular short video platform, TikTok, employing both quantitative and qualitative methods. The results find that characters mainly construct five types of identities, promoters, operators, sharers, leaders, masters of cross-cultural knowledge through various acquisitive and protective impression management strategies. Thus, it’s clear that how users of public platform generate positive meanings and diverse values that resonate with netizens. And these characters’ impression management fosters the evolution of mass media and influences social benefits.
The Tell-Tale Sound: Acoustic Narrative in The Tell-tale Heart
Authors: He Xiaoqian
Published: September 2024

The Tell-Tale Heart is one of the masterpieces of Edgar Allan Poe, a pioneer of the American short story in the 19th century. The work is compact and fast-paced, and has attracted the attention of academics at home and abroad. Numerous scholars’ studies have focused on the aesthetics of effect, the atmosphere of horror, and unreliable narration, while acoustic narratives also play an inescapable role in Poe’s novels. Taking Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Tell-Tale Heart” as a textual object, this paper combines the concept of acoustics with narrative theory to analyse its narrative features and illustrate ethical lessons.
An Analyse of Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context
Authors: Long Yuxian
Published: September 2024

As the first international law document to guide the procedure of transboundary environmental impact assessment, the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context is of great significance. This analyse briefly introduces the contents of the Convention, takes the Bystroye Canal Project in Ukraine as the starting point, analyzes its unique institutional highlights of the Convention, including inquiry procedure, compliance review and public participation. Finally, it affirms the positive role of the Convention, and puts forward the challenges faced by the Convention in overlapping application, standard updating, participation procedures and implementation effectiveness.
A Scaffolding Teaching Design: Reading for Writing
Authors: Xiao Lin
Published: September 2024

This paper proves the efficacy of scaffolding in English writing class and presents a sample teaching design. The teaching design breaks the writing goals down to manageable tasks according to students’ ZPD. And the tasks serve as scaffolding, which would support learners in the beginning and gradually withdraw in the process. By employing a systematic progression of tasks that gradually increase in complexity, the teaching design applying scaffolding allows students to develop critical reading and writing skills, as well as independence in writing.
An Exploration of the Translation and Dissemination of Hunan Red Tourism Overseas Promotion in the Context of Huxiang Culture
Authors: Wen Ping
Published: September 2024

Hunan Province with its abundant revolutionary tourism resources embodies profound historical, cultural, and educational values that are of paramount importance in disseminating China's red culture globally. Accurate and effective translation of these resources is crucial to sharing the rich heritage in Hunan with the world. This paper delves into the essence of Huxiang culture, its intricate connections with Hunan's revolutionary tourism, and identifies challenges in translating and promoting this heritage internationally. To address these challenges, three key strategies concerning selection of content for translation and dissemination, cultivation of translation and communication talents as well as integration of dissemination channels and expansion of dissemination personnel and entities for enhancing the external publicity of Hunan's revolutionary tourism are proposed. Focusing on revolutionary tourism attractions in Shaoshan, Hunan Province, this paper adopts the principle of "three closenesses in international publicity translation": closeness to social and political realities, closeness to cultural uniqueness, and closeness to target audiences. By adhering to these principles, the paper explores tailored translation strategies that effectively communicate the essence of Hunan's red tourism to a global audience. Firstly, it is imperative to closely align the translations with Hunan's social and political realities, ensuring authenticity and relevance. Secondly, the unique characteristics of Huxiang culture must be prominently showcased in the translations to preserve its cultural identity and attract international interest. Lastly, continuous consideration of foreign audiences' needs, preferences, thought patterns, and language habits is essential for crafting translations that resonate with them, thereby enhancing comprehension and engagement. After all, the quality of translation must be elevated to embody the cultural confidence and consciousness inherent in Huxiang culture. Only then can the external publicity translation of Hunan's red tourism unleash its full potential, exerting a profound influence and fostering inexhaustible creativity in the realm of international cultural exchange.
Emotional Analysis of Teenagers' Cultural Confidence based on MicroBlog
Authors: Chen Zanxin
Published: September 2024

Contemporary teenagers are in the era of big data with complicated information. The communication and collision of multiple cultures make their values easy to distort and blindly pursue foreign cultures. In order to establish teenagers' cultural confidence on the Internet, this study intends to use big data analysis technology to mine the hot views of teenagers. It is intended to follow from teenagers from different age levels and different regions. The machine selects 2,000 young MicroBlog users, uses big data technology to crawl their MicroBlog data in the last three years, conduct content analysis, and get MicroBlog emotion analysis information.
Assessing Empowerment Strategies for Teachers that Enhance Teaching and Learning in Dance Sport
Authors: Li Dan
Published: September 2024

This research investigated the process of empowering dance sport instructors within the educational context. Dance sport education is a distinct field that combines the creativity of dance with the discipline of competitive sports. Dance sport instructors often face obstacles such as few resources, administrative complexities, changing trends, and the need for professional validation, despite the importance of their field. This study conducted a thorough analysis of these problems and indicated the specific areas that need to be addressed in order to successfully empower dance sport instructors. The research also assessed the tactics used by administrators to augment the involvement of instructors in their particular institutions. The findings indicated a gender-based discrepancy in the evaluation of leadership approaches concerning school culture and communication, with female educators assigning higher scores. Moreover, there were discernible variations in the assessment of constructive criticism based on age, with educators between the ages of 31 and 40 seeing it in a more favorable manner. In order to tackle these obstacles and take advantage of possibilities, this study put forth the DanceSport Educators Empowerment Initiative. The objective of this program was to improve the educational setting for dance sport instructors by offering resources, assistance, and a favorable school atmosphere. The project included essential elements such as professional development programs, allocation of resources, participation in decision-making processes, ongoing assessment, and open communication channels. The combination of these factors, facilitated by the active cooperation of all involved parties, was anticipated to promote the empowerment of dance sport educators.
Principles and Practice of Landscape Design Based on Traditional Chinese Landscape Painting
Authors: Liang Wenjing , Nadia Binti Mohd Nasir
Published: September 2024

As a unique artistic form, traditional Chinese landscape painting not only has aesthetic value, but also has a close relationship with garden design. This study mainly explores the principles and practices of landscape design based on traditional Chinese landscape painting. Firstly, it introduces the brief history of the development of traditional Chinese landscape painting and its relationship with garden design. Then, it analyzes the characteristics of traditional landscape painting and the principles of garden design. Then, the application of traditional Chinese landscape painting in landscape design was analyzed, including landscape layout, plant selection and matching, as well as the design of buildings and structures.
The Social Mentality and Governance in the Intelligent Era: Taking the Mentality Crisis Caused by ChatGPT as an Example
Authors: Zhang Zejia , Lin Huali
Published: September 2024

Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is triggering changes in social structure and social mentality. With the networking, digitization and intelligence of human society, the boundaries between social mentality and social behavior in cyberspace are blurring day by day, and the subjects of cyber behavior are gradually embedded with various types of algorithm-driven non-human intelligences including ChatGPT in addition to real Internet users, and the relationship between human and machine has become a basic social relationship. The general generative artificial intelligence represented by ChatGPT has even broken through the monopoly of human language ability, aggravating the value concern of human beings about themselves as the only “intelligent body” on the earth, and thus triggering a crisis in the mentality of all human beings about their own sense of ontological existence. For this reason, the governance of social mentality and the design of social mechanisms in the age of intelligence should be aimed at guaranteeing the subjective value of human beings more adequately, so that a better life in the future will be able to accommodate the existence of human beings themselves. This also calls for the revival of a social psychology full of humanity.
Flipped Classroom Design and Course Ideological and Political Design of Shared Economics
Authors: Yu Jun
Published: September 2024

The rapid growth of the digital economy and the sharing economy has created a large demand for innovative talents in the sharing economy. However, there is currently an obvious shortage of innovative talents who understand both the basic theories of the digital economy and the practice of sharing economy cases, which will restrict the healthy and vigorous development of the digital economy and the sharing economy industry to a certain extent. Against this background, the author started to offer the course "Sharing Economics" in the fall semester of the 2020-2021 academic year and continues to this day. However, for the sharing economy, its companies are updated and iterated very quickly. Many of the leading companies in the industry five years ago, such as ofo, Mobike, and Linkage Cloud, are now hard to find. This requires that the teaching design of "Sharing Economics", especially the ideological and political course design and flipped classroom design, must keep pace with the times. Based on this, this article intends to explore the flipped classroom design and course ideological and political design of shared economics based on the author's specific teaching practice.
Rupture or Transformation
Authors: Huang Jingjing
Published: September 2024

This article analyzes the existential dilemmas of the new citizen class in the 1980s through the life dilemmas of Yin, Jiahou, the protagonist of Chi, Li's novel A Troubled Life. Facing the multiple pressures of husband and wife, father-son relationship and career development, Yin, Jiahou reflects the identity dilemma of the new citizens in urban life. Meanwhile, starting from the clues of his son, Yin, Lei, and his house, he explores the problems of rupture and transformation faced by the new citizens during the period of social transformation. Under the background of reform and opening up, the new citizens both harbor aspirations for a better life and face existential dilemmas, presenting a complex and multidimensional state of existence. This is not only a personal predicament, but also an inevitable product of the transformation of the times.
An Exploration of the Application of Immersion Teaching in the Teaching of High School Civics Courses
Authors: Xue Yu , Li Chengxue
Published: September 2024

As an important part of ideological and political education work, the high school ideological and political course (Civics) is a key course for the implementation of the fundamental task of establishing morality and educating people. The application of immersion teaching in the teaching of high school Civics and Politics course is a feat of reform and innovation of the education system , which breaks through the previous traditional teaching mode and has a profound value of educational practice. To analyze the application of immersion teaching in the teaching of high school Civics and Political Science class, we can focus on choosing immersion "tools" and materials appropriately before the class to create an immersion atmosphere, skillfully guiding the immersion topic during the class to promote students' immersion learning, and adeptly relying on the immersion technology after the class to enhance the effectiveness of teaching and so on.
A review of the preparation methods and techniques of electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) samples
Authors: Hong Rui
Published: September 2024

In the field of materials science, Electron Backscatter Diffraction (EBSD) technology has become a powerful tool for microstructure analysis, demonstrating unique advantages in the study of material texture, grain size, and orientation distribution. Recognizing that the quality of EBSD sample preparation directly impacts the accuracy and reliability of data, this paper delves into the principles of EBSD technology and explores optimized methodologies for sample preparation. By examining the influence of different preparation techniques on EBSD data quality, this study systematically summarizes best practices for critical steps such as surface treatment, polishing, and electrolytic polishing. The research reveals that meticulous sample preparation significantly enhances the quality of EBSD images, thereby improving the resolution and precision of diffraction data. Additionally, addressing the challenges and limitations encountered in practical applications of EBSD technology, a series of improvement measures are proposed to facilitate the widespread application of EBSD in materials science. In summary, this paper aims to provide researchers with a comprehensive EBSD sample preparation guideline, fostering advanced research and practical applications in the field of material analysis.
LLMs at home? An evaluation on the feasibility of popularising On-device-ANI capable hardware in consumer grade devices
Authors: Wang Yiding
Published: September 2024

Artificial Narrow Intelligences (ANI) are rapidly becoming an integral part of everyday consumer technology. With products like ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Stable Diffusion gaining widespread popularity, the demand for local hosting of neural networks has significantly increased. However, the typical 'always-online' nature of these services presents several limitations, including dependence on reliable internet connections, privacy concerns, and ongoing operational costs. This essay will explore potential hardware solutions to popularize on-device inferencing of ANI on consumer hardware and speculate on the future of the industry.
Analysis of internal defects in power cables based on temperature field simulation
Authors: Li Zhe
Published: September 2024

This paper constructs a model of the internal cross-sectional temperature field of power cables based on the multiphysics coupling simulation software, Comsol, to conduct an in-depth analysis of internal defects in power cables. First, a temperature field coupling model for power cables was built, and the accuracy of the simulation model was verified through mesh and boundary condition analysis. Subsequently, the distribution patterns of the internal temperature field of power cables were investigated under normal operating conditions and typical fault conditions (eccentric defects, internal water tree defects). The simulation results reveal that the presence of faults affects the insulation capability of the cables insulation layer, causing an imbalance in internal heat conduction and thus impacting the temperature distribution within the power cable. Additionally, this paper compares the internal temperature field distribution of power cables under different conditions (changing coil current and heat transfer coefficient) during normal operation. The results indicate that the temperature rise of power cables is closely related to the current carrying capacity and the heat transfer coefficient. Through an in-depth study of the temperature field distribution in power cables, this research provides a more precise, efficient, and economical reference solution for fault detection and repair in power systems, thereby enhancing the stability and safety of power cables and promoting the sustainable development of power cable technology.
Inorganic elements found in the tuber of Radix Pseudostellariae from Guizhou Province
Authors: Shao Daixing , Liu Hong , Lin Changhu , Li Lin , Zhou Kaifang
Published: September 2024

By analyzing the inorganic elements in radix pseudostellariae from Guizhou, our goal is to evaluate its quality, establish heavy metal limits, create an element fingerprint, and identify characteristic elements. We measured the inorganic elements using ICP-MS, evaluated heavy metals according to WM/T2-2004 standards, and used principal component analysis to identify key elements. Results showed inorganic element content ranged from 0.057 to 959 mg/kg, with coefficients of variation from 0.134 to 1.478. Levels of Cd, As, Pb, and Hg were below WM/T2-2004 standards in 90% of the samples. The proposed heavy metal limits are Cr ≤ 6.5 mg/kg, Cu ≤ 10 mg/kg, As ≤ 2.0 mg/kg, Cd ≤ 0.3 mg/kg, Hg ≤ 0.15 mg/kg, and Pb ≤ 4.0 mg/kg. The element fingerprint provides a basis for assessing radix pseudostellariae quality and differentiating it from other Chinese herbs. Characteristic inorganic elements identified include Cd, Cu, Co, Zn, Fe, Ca, Mg, and Al. The study found radix pseudostellariae from Guizhou to have a rich inorganic profile, with heavy metal content meeting evaluation criteria, and established both limits and an element fingerprint.
Impact of six digestion methods on the measurement of polystyrene microplastics in organisms using fluorescence intensity
Authors: Zou Yadan , Xu Qingqing , Zhang Ge , Li Fuyun , Li Fengmin
Published: September 2024

<span style="font-size: 10.0pt; font-family: 'Times New Roman',serif; mso-fareast-font-family: 宋体; color: black; mso-themecolor: text1; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: ZH-CN; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA;" lang="EN-US">Microplastic pollution has emerged as a significant global environmental issue, raising considerable concern. To assess the biological impacts of microplastics, precise quantification within organisms is essential. Fluorescence intensity is a common method for measuring microplastics, but biological sample digestion—a crucial pre-treatment step—can potentially degrade the microplastics, affecting fluorescence readings and causing discrepancies between measured and actual values. This study investigates six widely used digestive agents: KOH, naoh, H2O2, HNO3, HNO3: hcl, and HNO3: HClO4. The effects of these digestion methods on microplastic fluorescence intensity and surface morphology were evaluated to determine the most effective protocol. The results indicate that KOH digestion (100 g·L-1, 60℃) has the least impact on fluorescence intensity and preserves the microplastics' surface morphology, whereas the other five methods caused varying degrees of fluorescence reduction and surface damage (such as aggregation, bubbles, scratches, and depressions). Furthermore, the KOH digestion method achieved a recovery rate of ≥96.3%±0.5% when used to extract microplastics from biological samples, demonstrating its suitability for analyzing fluorescent microplastics in such samples.
Determination of persistent organic pollutants in cow’s milk from national production by means of gas chromatography coupled to mass spectrometry (GC/MS)
Authors: Marranzini Camila , Bello Lizaira , Degaudenzi Alejandro Vallejo , Gomez Aris Mendis , Echavarría Enmanuel
Published: September 2024

Persistent organic pollutants (POPs) are organic chemicals capable of persisting in the environment, being transported over long distances, bioaccumulating and biomagnifying in ecosystems. The harmful effects of these compounds on the environment and the health of living beings are of concern. In particular, humans can come into contact with POPs when consuming contaminated food of animal origin with a high fat content. In the Dominican Republic these compounds have been widely used and generated. However, the levels of POP exposure to which the population is exposed are unknown. Therefore, the objective of this study was to determine the presence of 34 POPs in five main brands of nationally produced cow’s milk. The samples were prepared using the QuEChERS extraction method and the analytical technique used was GC/MS. The results obtained indicated that no POPs were present in the samples. The results obtained indicated that there is no presence of the POPs evaluated in any of the cow’s milk samples, which suggests that their consumption does not represent a threat to the health of consumers. In addition, this study contributes to the knowledge on the evaluation of POPs in the Dominican Republic.
Comparing the use of High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) and Spectrophotometry to measure the amount of chitosan in water-soluble fertilizers
Authors: Huang Junming , Hou Xiaona , Liu Mi , Han Yansong , Bao Wankui , Wang Xu , Liu Hongfang
Published: September 2024

Several analytical techniques, including High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) and Spectrophotometry, were developed to quantify the chitosan content in water-soluble fertilizers, with a focus on optimizing the hydrolysis conditions for chitosan. The results showed that the optimal hydrolysis was found to occur using a 1+1 hydrochloric acid solution at 100°C for 24 hours. For HPLC, using 1-phenyl-3-methyl-5-pyrazolone (PMP) as the derivatizing agent, the method exhibited a linear range of 1-200 mg/L, a detection limit of 0.07 mg/L, and a spiked recovery rate of 95%-101%.    Spectrophotometry, on the other hand, had a linear range of 0-100 μg, a detection limit of 0.47 μg, and a recovery rate of 94%. The two methods demonstrated good agreement in their determination of chitosan content in water-soluble fertilizer samples, satisfying the analytical requirements for chitosan in such fertilizers. HPLC proved to be more efficient with fewer interference factors. Additionally, the use of methyl fluorene chloroformate (FMOC-Cl) as a derivatizing agent for chitosan hydrolysate, followed by detection with HPLC, yielded results that were essentially consistent with the previous two methods. However, the HPLC and spectrophotometry methods established in this study were not suitable for determining chitosan content in water-soluble fertilizers that contain nitrates.
Development of logic gates and half adders for the concurrent detection of two DNA molecules
Authors: Jin Xiaoyong , Zhang Di , Meng Lijun , Xu Kaige , Lei Jie , Peng Juan
Published: September 2024

In this study, Graphene oxide/gold nanoparticles composite membrane electrodes (GCE/GO/AuNPs) were fabricated using drop coating and electrodeposition techniques. By analyzing changes in the probe's surface configuration before and after binding with target DNA, the electrochemical signal varies, enabling the intelligent detection of E. coli and Salmonella DNA. Take the target as the input signal, and Σ|ΔI| and |ΔIMB/ΔIFC| constructs “and” and “XOR” DNA molecular logic gates for output, and proposes a new semi adder model that can be used for logic operations. Square wave voltammetry (SWV) was used to detect the current change value Σ|ΔI| of the two labeled probes, which was consistent with E. The logarithmic values of the concentrations of coli DNA and Sal DNA showed a good linear relationship in the range of 1.0 × 10−13 to 1.0 × 10−8 mol·L−1, and the detection limits (S/N = 3) were respectively 3.2 × 10−14 mol·L–1 and 1.7 × 10−14 mol·L−1.