bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Envisioning a World of Abundance for Urban Youth
Authors: Bartoli Jill Sunday
Published: March 2024

The state of Pennsylvania has one of the poorest records for equality in public school funding. This article describes how administrators in the Harrisburg School District, one of our low-funded urban school districts, attempt to promote literacy and lift students from low-income families out of a failure cycle that many assume is irreversible.
From the Editors - Talking Points - April/May 2004
Authors: Albers Peggy , Koshewa Allen
Published: March 2024

The editors discuss the theme of this issue, “Personalizing Literacy,” and reflect on the issues they have published during their three-year editorship.
The Writing’s on the Wall: Musings from Childhood
Authors: Baskwill Jane
Published: March 2024

In this short essay, Jane Baskwill shares how her preschool writing experiences shaped her literacy development.
Understanding Early Biliteracy Development through Book-Handling Behaviors
Authors: Kabuto Bobbie
Published: March 2024

Parent-researcher Bobbie Kabuto studies and describes her young daughter Emma’s book-handling behaviors as part of a larger study of the ways in which Emma co-constructs language, both in English and in Japanese, in a bilingual sociocultural context.
From Student To Student: Everything Old Is New Again
Authors: Ford Kim
Published: March 2024

Encourages the idea of cross-generational shared reading experiences. Presents annotations (written by students) of 12 titles. Notes that almost half of the books that are featured have been around for a while, and yet they are still fresh for new readers.
Achieving Standards without Sacrificing My Own
Authors: Edwards Sarah
Published: March 2024

Considers how educators can best prepare their students to meet the demands of test standards without sacrificing what they know to be effective teaching. Provides examples of how addressing the standards improved both the author’s teaching and student learning by providing a focus and a challenge that moved her out of her comfort zone.
From Student To Student: Just the Right Book
Authors: Ford Kim
Published: March 2024

Student reviewed books.
What Do We Mean by Literacy Now?
Authors: Harste Jerome C.
Published: March 2024

Jerry Harste invites us into a new conversation about literacy, one informed by recent insights into “multiple literacies” and “literacy as social practice.” He argues that a good ELA program for the 21st century continues to be comprised of three components--meaning-making, language study, and inquiry-based learning, but that the emphasis is different.
Naming Names: A Concrete Way to Help Students Write
Authors: Anderson Jeff
Published: March 2024

Writing comes to life when students remember to watch for and express detailâ€”name names. Examples from favorite authors, classroom exercises and discussion, and practice with absolutes and appositives all support students as they focus the â€œcameraâ€ on vivid descriptive elements.
Framing Texts: New Strategies for Student Writers
Authors: Dean Deborah
Published: March 2024

Using childrenâ€™s picture books, Deborah Dean provided frameworks for student research papers that avoided the pitfalls leading to voiceless and encyclopedic writing. Research guide sheets; class analysis of text organization, sentence variety, stylistic choices; and peer review all contribute to interesting final papers.
Elaboration: The Power Punch of “Body Language” Detail
Authors: Berger Joan
Published: March 2024

â€œZooming inâ€ with a camera lens led students in Joan Bergerâ€™s class to enrich their writing exponentially. Through class discussion of body language, along with the use of worksheets (provided), role–playing, modeling, and conferencing, one aspect of lively writing became a part of their writing repertoire.
One Last Thought: The Alpha and Omega of Achievement
Authors: Wilhelm Jeffrey D.
Published: March 2024

Wilhelm proposes principles for classroom writing assessment that address the problems of teaching to state-mandated tests while meeting studentsâ€™ developmental needs.
The Word Market: Adding Underwear to Our Writing: Word Study in Writing Workshop
Authors: Allen Janet
Published: March 2024

Voracious readers learn about sentence structure, strong verbs, and mature vocabulary when they read, but struggling readers are at a disadvantage there. Sharing great words in word banks mounted on classroom walls helps even the most reluctant writers to get started.
Student to Student: Resolving to Read
Authors: Ford Kim
Published: March 2024

Students write reviews of favorite books.
Technology That Powers Up Learning
Authors: Coggeshall Kara , Doherty Jim
Published: March 2024

A team of seventh-grade teachers tailors their language arts and reading instruction to take advantage of the valuable resources available on the Web, as well as students’ natural enthusiasm for the medium. By designing lessons to activate prior knowledge, offering lists of relevant Web sites, and linking these activities to reading and writing, teachers found that students were more engaged, that they learned more material more quickly than through traditional print alternatives, and that they more willingly incorporated reading into their lives.
Writers’ Workshop: High Tech, Low Tech: It's the Thought That Counts
Authors: Rief Linda
Published: March 2024

Technology is great, but it’s not always available where and when we want it. Every teacher, every student must learn to work with what they have. Rief reminds us how important it is to make sure that students understand that computers are tools to support meaningful writing and learning; without meaning, the rest doesn’t matter.
Spelling Logics: Spell-Check This! The Limitations and Potential of Technology for Spelling
Authors: Templeton Shane
Published: March 2024

We praise the power of software that saves us from our own writing weaknesses, most notably spelling, yet we shouldn’t let our students use these tools without educating them about their limitations. In addition, we must wrestle with the impact of intentional misspellings so common in the world of e-mail and text messaging. Templeton offers some no-nonsense perspective and advice for dealing with these phenomena.
Book Talk: Tech-niques for Bringing Kids to Books
Authors: Lesesne Teri S.
Published: March 2024

Getting books into the hands of young readers, especially young reluctant readers, is a challenge. The appealing books in this column are categorized by ’What would happen if . . .?’ books, and eye-catching books whose covers will attract even the most hesitant reader.
A Hand Up: What I Wouldn’t Give to Be That Good
Authors: Crutcher Chris
Published: March 2024

Crutcher laments the current educational crisis wherein standardized testing eliminates the most motivating factor in learning: creativity. Through examples from his experience as a psychologist, he emphasizes the need students feel for respect and for teachers who not only know their subjects, but know them.
Editor’S Message: Equal Protection from the Precipice of Failure
Authors: Beers Kylene
Published: March 2024

In spite of solid research and substantial anecdotal evidence, legislation and school policies continue to ignore the basic truth that given unequal learning conditions—lack of supplies, lack of technology, lack of parental support—the achievement gap will not disappear, and taking away money from schools (read: students) who already have too little, is self-defeating. Kylene Beers applauds those who understand that even in this environment, a student’s best hope is a committed teacher, and she urges each of us to be that teacher.
From The Coaches’ Corner: Faqs about Literacy Coaching
Authors: Robinson LeAnne , Egawa Kathy , Riddle Buly Marsha , Coskie Tracy
Published: March 2024

If you are among those interested in introducing your district to literacy coaches, you’ll find here the answers to commonly asked questions about the role and process of working with them.
Tech Connect: Technology and the Achievement Gap
Authors: Patterson Nancy
Published: March 2024

The definition of “literate” continues to evolve as the expectations of society grow. Today, technological literacy is just as important as print literacy. Patterson encourages teachers to initiate conversation with parents, administrators, and policymakers about the importance of access to technology and its impact on learning.
Student To Student: Time Well Spent
Authors: Ford Kim
Published: March 2024

“Reading reinforces citizenship, compassion, sportsmanship—none of which are on The Test.” When a child gets lost in a book, transformations slowly take place. These nine students share a book that made a difference to them.
Personal social and self-intelligence and its relationship to the performance of the individual and collective kinetic formation rhythmic gymnastics of school students.
Authors: Basheer Ghofran , Abdul Jabbar Khudair Maryam , Abdul Salam Abdul Razzaq Zeina
Published: March 2024

The study aims to follow modern methods in teaching rhythmic gymnastics skills by directing learners to develop their perceptions and absorb what the world deals with today and develop intelligence among learners, the researchers searched for the strengths of the learner by providing them with an opportunity to form their kinetic formation, hence the problem came by introducing a method of self-intelligence and social to guide the learner in the search for ways and solutions to overcome boredom and economy Time and effort in the educational process in learning and give them the freedom to express their ideas And their skills and here came the role of social and self-intelligence to teach the individual and collective kinetic formation by starting the ring in rhythmic gymnastics and knowing its link to social and self-intelligence on the fifth grade students in Sama Baghdad High School.The researcher used the descriptive approach to find correlation relationships in order to suit the nature of the research.and identified the research community in a deliberate way fifth grade literary students with one age stage and the number of (20).with the processing of the results statistically the researcher found that there is a remarkable development in learning the kinetic formation quickly, which recommended researchers to exploit the possibility of the learner in learning and innovate new ways of learning as well as the possibility of using this with the rest of the ages and stages in the learning process and the possibility of using it with the rest of the sports and came this Research to achieve the sustainable development goals at the United Nations. Keywords:Self-personal intelligence Social intelligenceMovement formation (individual - group)
The Role Of Interleukin-17 In The Development And Severity Of Psoriasis
Authors:   College Of Health And Medical Technologies, National University For Science And Technology, Thi-Qar , Iraq, Abed Noor Kadhim , Ali Baida Rihan ,   Department Of Pathological Analysis, College Of Science, University Of Thi-Qar, Iraq, Munshid Maha Chasib ,   College Of Nursing, National University For Science And Technology, Thi-Qar, Iraq, Al-Fahham Ali A. ,   Faculty Of Nursing, University Of Kufa, Iraq
Published: March 2024

IL-17 is a member of the innate immune system, it is preferentially expressed by Th2 cells, and is highly recognized in psoriasis skin lesions. The current study aims investigate the role of Interleukin-17 (IL-17) in development and severity of psoriasis (PsO). Eighty persons from both genders are included in the study, 40 of them were patients and the same number were as control. Blood samples were taken from both groups and ELISA ready kit was used to estimate the sera levels of IL-17. The current findings pointed to a significant increase (p<0.05) in the of serum IL-17 in the patients’ group in comparison with the control group (20.97 ± 12.93 vs 20.97 ± 12.93 respectively). The results also showed that there is a highly significant increase in mean levels of IL-17 (20.3 pg/ml) in patients with moderate PsO and (20.8 pg/ml) for patients with severe PsO, compared to those with mild PSO. Conclusion: It was concluded that the high levels of IL-17 in psoriasis, and it seem that this interleukin may contribute to the severity of the disease. No gender differences were seen regarding the level of IL-17.
Percepciones de los profesionales de enfermería en la prevención del sobrepeso y la obesidad infantil
Authors: Benites Vargas Yajaira Nicolle , Calderon Luyo Alexandra Silene , Chaname Ampuero Eva Veronika
Published: March 2024

Objetivo principal: describir y comprender la percepción de las enfermeras acerca de su rol en la prevención de la obesidad y el sobrepeso infantil de 1 a 5 años en el área de crecimiento y desarrollo (CRED). Metodología: Estudio de enfoque cualitativo de tipo exploratorio. Se realizaron 10 entrevistas semiestructuradas y se utilizó la técnica de análisis de discurso para el análisis de los datos. Resultados principales: Las enfermeras percibieron y comprendieron sus funciones, valoración, facilitadores y barreras en sus intervenciones de casos de sobrepeso y obesidad infantil. Conclusión principal: Las enfermeras del área de CRED tiene una percepción clara y concisa sobre su función en la prevención del sobrepeso y la obesidad infantil. Asimismo, reconocen factores facilitadores como la toma de conciencia de los padres y el trabajo en equipo, pero enfrentan desafíos como la escasez de personal y la falta de capacitación constante.
The Use of Renewable Energy Sources and Mainly Wind Energy for the Production of Electricity in Albania
Authors: TOPALLI Arben , SHTJEFNI Angjelin
Published: March 2024

Electricity production in Albania is dominated by hydropower plants, Vau i Dejës, Koman and Fierzë with a capacity of 1,350 MW. The total net domestic electricity production realized for 2021 was 8,962,699 MWh, of which: 5 343 974 MWh was produced by the power plants owned by the public company KESH sh.a.; 3 618 725 MWh was produced by other power plants (INSTAT, 2021). This production was realized by public hydropower plants to the extent of 59.6%, by private and concessionary hydropower plants to the extent of 39.9% and by other producers (Photovoltaics) to the extent of 0.5% of the net domestic electricity production. The gross import of electricity (energy in receipt) reached the value of 2,253 GWh from 3,239 GWh that was a year ago, marking a decrease of 30.4%. The gross export of electricity (energy in delivery) reached the value of 2,800 GWh from 963 GWh, marking an increase of 2.9 times. Wind energy is a renewable energy such as energy produced from water, solar and biomass. Thanks to the progress in the reconstruction of modern wind energy converters, wind energy is becoming one of the main factors in providing electricity from renewable energies.
Business benefits from the implementation of ERP systems especially in Navision
Authors: MEHMETLLARI Eni
Published: March 2024

The business market nowadays is becoming increasingly dynamic day by day. From the smallest business up to the biggest one, each one needs to implement the system of automation. That’s why ERP Systems are for. ERP stands for Enterprise Resource Planning and is a software user by organization to manage daily business activities such as: accounting, procurement, project management, risk management and compliance, and supply chain operations. Starting from the ancient ERP systems (MRP – Material Requirements Planning) and the latest version of Business Central, this technology is developing so quickly. Too much information is coming around and this study is focused on the relationship Customer – Vendor. A treatment on how we can deal with different use cases with debtor customers so we can go far away to aim what we want from our business. The purpose of the study is to analyze how Customer Experience processes can develop for being managed by automating certain processes in Dynamics Navision. What can we develop besides our analysis, to reduce the company’s debt as much as possible? Throughout the study the literature review methodology is used by analytical research about the topic, analyzing the new tendencies, their impact on the business and summarizing academic research. Also, descriptive use cases in applied to analyze the use and impact of Debtor Customer Experience in daily economic activity in these companies. The study concludes that Customer Experience, although it is customer centric, is aligned directly with business’ incomings and it is very important to improve debt management.
The influence of brick masonry on the response of the b/a building in the phase of the seismic event
Authors: MURRANI Eglis
Published: March 2024

The study will consist of the seismic reaction of a six-story building with a reinforced concrete structure, including the impact of brick masonry in the seismic event phase. Partition walls are part of the building’s structure used to create separate spaces within the building and to limit the building from the exterior and other objects. Despite their intended functions, partition walls can be involved in transmitting seismic forces due to their stiffness and strength. Since partition walls are rigid, they tend to capture more seismic forces and transmit them to frame-type structures. This can cause damage to the structure. For this reason, it is important to analyse the effects of partition walls on the building’s structure, especially in the context of seismic activity. The structure with masonry will be calculated in engineering software, and conclusions will be drawn about the way of connecting the masonry to the frame.
Geotechnical and petrographic properties of carbonate sedimentary rocks from Sasaj region (Ionian Zone) and their use as aggregates for road pavement
Authors: PËRGJEGJAJ Silvana , MARKU Sokol
Published: March 2024

This paper is a part of the master’s thesis with the title “Geotechnical and petrographic properties of carbonate sedimentary rocks from different zones of Albania regarding their use as aggregates for road pavement” where this topic presents a particular method of study of limestones and dolomite aggregates from the point of view of their petrographic characteristics, the petrography being an important working tool which proves to be indispensable alongside the classical geotechnical study currently used in Albania. Our work was born from the need to demonstrate that the studies carried out by engineering, geotechnics and geomechanics should not lack synthetic reports on the different types of aggregates used in Albania, especially those of carbonate origin. Moreover, our goal was to take a step forward to fill this gap by accurately correlating the general geological knowledge and the lithological and petrographic characteristics of carbonate rocks with the engineering properties of the aggregates produced from these types of rocks. It is well known that petrography is focusing on details invisible to the naked eye, and therefore, for rock materials selected for the production of aggregates, this microscopic analysis is also necessary, as well as other laboratory analyses, if necessary to verify the stability of these aggregates. Concretely, in this paper we will present a part of our results which show the methods which we used in the analysis of materials from samples of carbonate rocks coming from Sasaj region, one of the four carbonate rock formations that we studied in our master thesis, these formations belonging to four different geological tectonic zones of Albania: Mirdita, Albanian Alpes, Kruja and the Ionian zones. The complete material will be the subject of a more detailed paper for a high impact international journal.
Demographic dynamics and characteristics of urbanization in Albania in the third decade of transition: the determining steps in shaping the demographic-territorial model of transition
Authors: KAPRATA Gentian
Published: March 2024

The third phase of urbanization of Albania in transition was shaped by: (i) external migration; (ii) decline in natural population growth; and (iii) internal migration. In the period 2014-2022, 178,094 more inhabitants left Albania than returned. This number has increased a lot in the last two years, which also shows the future trend of the phenomenon. Another contributor to this basic national phenomenon remains the level of natural population growth. During the years 2014-2022, Albania: (i) grew by 42,054 new inhabitants, as a result of natural growth (birth-death difference); and, this growth has generally come in a downward trend, where it is worth differentiating the year 2021 where the natural growth is negative. The phenomenon of population aging accompanied this transition decade. Internal migration led to large-scale urbanization of some areas and drastic depopulation of others. The internal migration scheme contributed to the further deepening of the demographic difference between the three main regions of the country: Greater Region Tirana-Durres; The Middle Region Fier-Vlora and the Abandoned Region that includes the other eight districts of the country. Internal migratory movements are also clearly visible at the inter-county level. For the period 2014-2016, the districts of Tirana, Fier, Durrës and Vlora experienced growth and hold the main weight of the total population, which is expressed by about 58%. Internal demographic movements continued to contribute to the deepening of demographic differences between the three regions of the country, even in the 2017-2019 period. Large districts will continue to remain so and grow further, while small districts will continue to shrink. Even in the following three years, 2020-2022, internal demographic movements continued to contribute to the deepening of demographic differences between the three regions of the country. These demographic dynamics established the demographic-territorial model of the country and the dominance of the District of Tirana over the other 11 districts of the country.
A MATLAB Based approach for control synthesis of DC-DC converters
Authors:   Technical University of Sofia,
            Sofia, Bulgaria, Gilev Bogdan , Hinov Nikolay ,   Technical University of
            Sofia, Sofia, Bulgaria, Genev Kiril ,   Technical University of
            Sofia, Sofia, Bulgaria
Published: March 2024

The main steps of the synthesis of the control of DC-DC converters based on Matlab
are discussed in the manuscript. Shown is the implementation and setup of 3 types of
controllers used in a specific example Boost DC-DC converter: classic PID, neural
network, and Fuzzy. For some of the cases, the source code is also given, thus the
examples presented are useful both for the purposes of training in power electronics and
for the specialists-designers of power electronic devices.
A new model of ultra wideband sensors based interactive system
Authors:   University of Shumen, Shumen
            Bulgaria, Atanasov Valentin , Trifonov Tihomir ,   University of Shumen, Shumen
            Bulgaria
Published: March 2024

Camera Based Interactive Systems have found their application in various fields of
human activity, such as education, industry, entertainment, healthcare, public order,
etc. It could be noted that in the characteristics of such a system, certain
shortcomings or weaknesses could be highlighted. To reduce these weaknesses, a new
model, based on digital communication devices in the wideband radio frequency spectrum
is proposed. The technology used is ultra-wideband based, through the construction of a
wireless sensor network. This paper proposes a model of an ultra-wideband wireless
sensor-based interactive system that implements the spatial orientation approach and the
precise local positioning approach. A synthesis of the new model comprises four
phases.
Automation of adaptive control of complex objects states trajectories in artificial
intelligence systems
Authors:   Moscow State University of
            Technology “STANKIN”, Moscow, Russian Federation, Mutin Denis , Kaperko Alexey ,   National Research University
            Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russian Federation, Sorokin Sergey ,   Research Institute of
            Computing Complexes named after M.A. Kartsev, Moscow, Russian Federation, Sotnikov Dmitriy ,   Voronezh State Technical
            University, Voronezh, Russian Federation, Atlasov Igor ,   Moscow University of
            Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russian Federation named by V. Ja. Kikot, Moscow,
            Russian Federation, Ryndin Nikita ,   Voronezh State Technical
            University, Voronezh, Russian Federation
Published: March 2024

Today, the problem of automating the control of the individual trajectory of the
states of complex objects is relevant. It is necessary to influence the individual
trajectory of the object's states, guided by certain parameters. The reaction should be
adequate to change these parameters. The aim of the work is reasonable automation of
adaptive control of complex objects and trajectories in artificial intelligence systems.
Tasks to be solved: (1) Identification and evaluation of criteria by which it is
possible to determine the level of the object's condition with a high degree of
probability. (2) Creation of such a mechanism for issuing control actions to an object,
on the basis of which it will be possible to create fully automated control trajectories
that require a minimum of operator participation in the operation of the finished
system
The Comics Grid: Call for Comics Studies Book Reviews (Spring 2024)
Authors: Priego Ernesto
Published: March 2024

  The Comics Grid: Journal of Comics Scholarship     is seeking contributions to its book reviews section. The journal seeks 2,000- to 2,500-word scholarly reviews of academic publications on comics and graphic novels, historical to contemporary, global north to global south, in all comics cultures.
Structural and electrical characteristics of Zr-doped HfO2 (HZO) thin films deposited by atomic layer deposition for RRAM applications
Authors: Reddy P. R. Sekhar
Published: March 2024

In this study, Zr-doped HfO2 (HZO) based resistive random-access memory (RRAM) device were fabricated. The Hf:Zr (1:1) ratio in the HZO films were controlled by changing the HfO2 and ZrO2 cycle ratio during the atomic layer deposition (ALD) process. Next, we studied the structural and electrical properties of the Au/HZO/TiN RRAM device structure. The RRAM devices exhibits an excellent resistance ratio of the high resistance state (HRS) to the low resistance state (LRS) of ~103 A, and as well as good endurance (300 cycles) and retention (>103 s), respectively. Further, the device showed different conduction mechanism in LRS and HRS modes. The lower biased linear region is dominated by ohmic conductivity, whereas the higher biased nonlinear region is dominated by a space charge limited current conduction. This device is suitable for application in future high-density nonvolatile memory RRAM devices.
Shipwreck after Shipwreck
Authors: Papachristodoulou Aphrodite
Published: March 2024

On 26 February 2024, the European Ombudsman issued a decision OI/3/2023/MHZ on the fundamental rights obligations of Frontex with regard to search and rescue in the context of its maritime surveillance activities. While affirming Frontex’s compliance with the applicable rules and protocols, the inquiry exposed significant shortcomings in how the Agency handles maritime incidents, including the issuance of emergency signals. Given the persistent scale of recurrent shipwrecks, I argue that integrating AI systems into Frontex’s activities has the capacity to significantly improve the decision-making process in responding to boats in potential distress and the overall SAR system.
PELATIHAN DAN PENDAMPINGAN MANAJEMEN ADMINISTRASI PADA KOPERASI MAJELIS TA’LIM AN NISA (KOPMATA) KIARACONDONG BANDUNG
Authors: Dwi Santy Raeni
Published: March 2024

Pada lanskap ekonomi Indonesia, Usaha Mikro, Kecil, dan Menengah (UMKM) mendominasi aktivitas kewirausahaan. Dari total 39,72 juta pengusaha, sekitar 99,97% adalah UMKM, dengan sekitar 98% di antaranya sebagai pengusaha mikro. Peran UMKM dalam membangun ekonomi nasional semakin penting. Studi ini memfokuskan pada Koperasi Simpan Pinjam An Nisa Kiaracondong Bandung sebagai contoh UMKM. Tujuan kegiatan ini adalah meningkatkan pengetahuan anggota koperasi, penguatan kapasitas layanan, penataan manajemen administrasi, pembinaan industri kecil dan menengah pasca pandemi COVID-19, serta implementasi konsep Tri Dharma Perguruan Tinggi. Metode yang digunakan adalah melalui kegiatan pelatihan, dengan harapan memberikan pemahaman yang lebih baik kepada anggota koperasi.
Penguatan Kapasitas Lembaga Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Desa (LPMD) Polengan, Srumbung, Kabupaten Magelang Berbasis DESTANA
Authors: Septiani Yustirania , Khabibah Nibras Anny , Sugiharti Rr. Retno , Ayuningtyas Andini
Published: March 2024

Penguatan Kapasitas LPMD (Lembaga Pemberdayaan Masyarakat Desa) Desa Polengan Kec. Srumbung berbasis DESTANA ini bertujuan untuk mensosialisasikan suatu metode atau cara untuk menanggulangi bencana yang mungkin bisa terjadi pada masyarakat di Desa Polengan. Karena Desa Polengan merupakan kumpulan pedukuhan yang terletak di kaki Gunung Merapi sebelah barat, kira-kira berada pada radius 11 Km dari puncak gunung. Sehingga menjadi Wilayah yang termasuk kawasan rawan bencana (KRB) III,. Kerawanan terutama terkait gunung berapi, wilayah KRB III (merah) yang merupakan kawasan yang sering terlanda awan panas, aliran lava, lontaran bom vulkanik, gas beracun maupun guguran batu (pijar).  Adapun cara yang digunakan dalam pemberdayaan masyarakat menuju siaga bencana adalah dengan memperkuat kapasitasnya dalam hal Tanggap darurat yakni serangkaian kegiatan yang dilakukan dengan segera pada saat kejadian bencana untuk menangani dampak buruk yang ditimbulkan (penyelamatan dan evakuasi korban, harta benda, pemenuhan kebutuhan dasar, perlindungan, pengurusan pengungsi, penyelamatan, serta pemulihan prasarana dan sarana). Metode yang digunakan dalam pelaksanaan berupa metode penyuluhan dengan menggandeng  Pemerintah desa Polengan , dan BPBD Kab. Magelang sebagai Narasumber, yang mengisi Kepala Pelaksana BPBD Kab. Magelang Edy Wasono, S.H beserta jajarannya. Sehingga LPBD Polengan mampu menjadi garda terdepan Ketika terjadi bencana terutama terkait gunung berapi dan kedepan mampu menginisiasi menjadi DESA TANGGAP BENCANA (DESTANA) di Desa Polengan, Srumbung, Muntilan Kabupaten Magelang.
Editorial Note: Ngā Tohu o te Huarere
Authors: Howe Christine , Myers Alanna , Maree Pickens Robyn , Pyke Sue
Published: March 2024

Swamphen emerges from the air, lands and seas that form the stories of the First Peoples of Australia and Aotearoa. We attend to these communities’ narratives as a first principle. We acknowledge the unceded territories on which we and our contributors have worked to produce this issue of Swamphen. We pay our respects to those territories’ Elders, past and present, with an eye to our namesake, the swamphen (kwilom, milu, ping ping, Porphyrio melanotus, pukeko), a bird active in this region’s ground, skies and waters.
Az ószövetségi szent sátor nemesfém felszerelései, különös tekintettel Áron főpapi viseletére, valamint a melltáska (hósen) újszövetségi továbbélésére
Authors: Mészáros István
Published: March 2024

Minden ünnep középpontjában a lét igenlése áll. Azért ünnepelünk, hogy az adott szituációhoz alkalmazkodva igent mondjunk önmagunk, embertársaink és a teremtett világ létezésére. Ezt az igent ünnepélyesen, vagyis nem a megszokott eszközökkel nyilvánítjuk ki, hanem a hétköznapin felülemelkedve, „mert a mindennapok életvitelének nem ezek az alapvető témái.” Hatványozottan igaz ez az istentiszteleti ünnepre, amely életet teremtő párbeszéd Isten és az emberi nem között.
The Military and Political Parties in Indonesia: The Ups and Downs of the Military's Political Role
Authors: Faridz Nurul Mubarok  , Meisya Bella Puspita  , Nur Lisma  , Razmy Rakan Abdilla
Published: March 2024

This article examines the historical background of the emergence of the involvement of the Indonesian National Armed Forces (ABRI) in the socio-political field, specifically some of the reasons underlying government policies to involve ABRI in socio-political and economic activities. and the efforts of ABRI members themselves to contribute in this area. This research, which was conducted using a historical approach, concluded that ABRI's involvement in the socio-political sphere in Indonesia began after the democratic leadership of President Soekarno. Politically, Sukarno's reason for integrating the military into his government structure was the failure of civilian politicians to formulate a state ideology that was not approved by the parties in the Constituent Assembly. This failure is seen as endangering national political stability and threatening the country's integrity. Based on this, President Soekarno hired the military to balance civilian politicians in his government. Apart from the socio-political field, ABRI also has a socio-economic role.
The Role and Development of the Function of ABRI (Angkatan Bersenjata Republik Indonesia) in the New Order Period
Authors: Ali Ginanjar Inpantri  , Muhammad Ikbaarshaff Hasabi Siddiq  , Maya Putri Jayanti  , Muhammad Ihsan Alhabsy
Published: March 2024

During the New Order era, the dual function of ABRI was used as a defense and security force and had the function of socio-political power which then had very important values ​​in realizing national stability. This research was carried out so that later it could become literature that could be known and known to us and others, by examining the history of the dual function of ABRI, the development of the dual function of ABRI, and the implementation of ABRI's role in the socio-political field. Then ABRI had a role in socio-political power in 1966-1997 with stabilizers, dynamists, and pioneers as well as being the main field in the implementation of a liberal democratic system, under the pretext of "military" which was positioned as something significant for changes in this country in the future, namely the need for towards modernization as well as his responsibility for his dedication to society and the country. In the end, it led to the involvement of the military in filling or occupying political positions such as ministers, governors, regents, Golkar members and even sitting in the Legislative Assembly.
Pentahelix Collaboration in Implementing the Digital Village Program in the Era of Ridwan Kamil's Leadership, Governor of West Java Province
Authors: Ranti Febrianti  , Gita Mawarni  , Rasya Firrizqy  , Farhan Herlambang
Published: March 2024

This paper aims to analyze the leadership role of Governor Ridwan Kamil in the West Java Government Era in implementing the Digital Village Program. The analysis tool used is using a modelpentahelix which consists of five elements, namely the Government (government), Public (society), Academy (academician), Businessmen (businessmen), and Media (media). The discussion is carried out by analyzing the descriptions of the five roles in the Penta helix model. The method used in this study uses the literature study method by utilizing secondary data in the form of news archives and the results of previous research in the form of journal articles. The goal to be achieved is to describe Ridwan Kamil's leadership role in the digital village program for the West Java Government so that it can build a digital-based village from various aspects. The findings in this study are that Ridwan Kamil's leadership role for West Java Government in implementing the digital village program is optimal by involving related roles such as government, community, academics, business actors, and media for village change in West Java. However, there are still obstacles to implementing the digital village program in related villages.
GERİLLA PAZARLAMANIN SATIŞ STRATEJİLERİNİN BELİRLENMESİNDE VE UYGULANMASINDA PAZARLAMA KAVRAMI İÇERİSİNDEKİ ÖNEMİ
Authors: BAĞCI Selda
Published: March 2024

Bu makale, günümüz rekabetçi iş dünyasında firmaların ayakta kalabilmesi, rekabet üstünlüğü elde edebilmesi ve marka başarısını artırabilmesi için gerçekleştirmeleri gereken stratejilere odaklanmaktadır. Teknolojik ilerlemeler ve dönüşen küresel dinamikler, hem ürün hem de hizmet sunan işletmeler için yeni zorluklar ve fırsatlar yaratmaktadır. Bu bağlamda, işlevsellik ve somut özellikler artık temel bir farklılaşma stratejisi olmaktan uzaklaşmış, pazarlama faaliyetleri ise başarıya ulaşmanın kritik bir parçası haline gelmiştir. Bu makalede, ürün veya hizmet sunumu sürecindeki çeşitli evrelerin - üretim, ürün geliştirme, satış ve pazarlama - her birinin önemi vurgulanmakta ve özellikle pazarlama stratejisinin, ürünün piyasaya sürülmesi ve sonrasındaki başarısı üzerindeki etkisi incelenmektedir. Geleneksel yaklaşımlardan farklı olarak, gerilla pazarlama anlayışının yaratıcı ve yenilikçi pazarlama stratejileri sunma potansiyeli tartışılmaktadır. Özetle, bu derleme, rekabetçi iş dünyasında sürdürülebilir başarıya ulaşmanın ve pazarda elde edilecek başarıyı pekiştirmenin, özgün ve yenilikçi pazarlama yöntemlerini benimseme yeteneğine bağlı olduğunu ortaya koymaktadır. Gerilla pazarlama, sınırlı bütçelerle bile etkili sonuçlar elde etmek ve marka bilincini artırmak için firmalara yenilikçi yollar sunmaktadır. Bu yaklaşım, ürün ve hizmetlerin piyasaya sürülmesi, tanıtılması ve tüketicilerle buluşması konusunda önemli avantajlar sağlayarak, işletmelerin rekabetçi ortamda ayakta kalmasına ve başarılı olmasına katkıda bulunmaktadır. Bu bağlamda şirketlerin satış stratejilerini belirlerken ve hedeflerine ulaşmak için uyguladıkları yöntemler içerisinde gerilla pazarlama yaratacağı avantajlarla önemli bir yer almaktadır.
Ensuring Nuclear Safety in Ukraine in Conditions of War
Authors:   Department of International Private Law, Academician F.H. Burchak Scientific Research Institute of Private Law and Entrepreneurship, National Academy of Legal Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine., Teremetskyi Vladyslav , Duliba Yevheniia ,   Department of Constitutional Law and Field-Related Disciplines, Institute of Law, National University of Water and Environmental Engineering, Rivne, Ukraine., Kiryk Alla ,   Department of International and European law Leonid Yuzkov Khmelnytskyi University of Management and Law, Khmelnytskyi, Ukraine., Sukharieva Anna ,   Department of Administrative Police, Odessa State University of Internal Affairs, Odessa, Ukraine., Gorinov Pavlo ,   Educational and Scientific Institute of Law, Associate Professor of the Department of Jurisprudence and Branch Legal Disciplines of the Ukrainian State Mykhailo Dragomanov University., Vasylenko Viktor ,   Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs, Kharkiv, Ukraine.
Published: March 2024

The ongoing war in Ukraine has significantly raised concerns about the safety of nuclear power plants (NPPs), especially in the context of the Zaporizhzhia NPP. This precarious situation has revealed substantial weaknesses in the existing global nuclear safety framework, emphasizing the need for sweeping reforms in international law. While the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has played a commendable role in advocating for nuclear safety through various resolutions, missions, and safety principles, the effectiveness of these efforts is compromised by Russia’s non-compliance and its ability to exercise veto power in the UN Security Council. Confronting these challenges requires a diverse and comprehensive approach from the international community. This includes revising international legal structures, conducting in-depth studies on nuclear safety in conflict zones, and considering diplomatic initiatives like establishing safety zones around nuclear facilities. Another possible strategy is the deployment of peacekeeping forces, though geopolitical factors currently limit its viability. Resolving the nuclear safety concerns intensified by the Russia-Ukrainian war demands robust legal and political actions, coupled with innovative solutions and global cooperation. Immediate and focused attention is crucial to avert any further escalation that risks a nuclear incident, posing dire threats not only to Ukraine but to the entire international community.
Exploring the Educational Potential of Online Platforms in Adolescent Physical and Mental Health Promotion
Authors: Sun Changhui ,   Tianjin College, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Tianjin, 301830, China.
Published: March 2024

This study is dedicated to evaluating the effectiveness of online platforms in the educational application of adolescent mental health. Using clustering algorithms, C4.5 decision trees, and item-based collaborative filtering techniques, this paper explores strategies for constructing mental health portraits and recommending educational videos. The results show that these techniques enable online platforms to accurately identify students’ mental states and provide customized educational content. In a three-month experiment, the platform effectively enhanced the psychological state of adolescents through mental health education. After use, students’ self-assessed mental health increased by 15\% and showed significant improvement in coping with stress and adapting to new environments. The study shows that the online education platform has a significant facilitating role in the field of adolescent mental health education and can provide effective mental health support for adolescents.
Construction and Research of Water Reuse System in Green Intelligent Buildings
Authors: Li You ,   Guangxi Vocational and Technical College of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Nanning, Guangxi, 530007, China., Zhong Hui ,   Laibin Tobacco Monopoly Bureau, Laibin, Guangxi, 546100, China.
Published: March 2024

This paper discusses the construction and research of water reuse system in green intelligent buildings to improve the efficiency of water resources utilization and promote the sustainable development of the construction industry, which is of great significance for environmental protection and energy saving. In this paper, the design principles, technical parameters and costs of the water reuse system are considered comprehensively. The social and economic benefits are explored through empirical analysis of water reuse systems in different types of buildings. The COD concentration of treated water in the middle water is reduced to below 50mg/L, and the SS concentration is stabilized between 8 ∼ 10mg/L, which is in line with the standard. The actual scale of water production is significant, with an average daily treatment volume of 2548.8816m3 for the university water project, and 28.4478m3 and 431.625m3 for the residential neighborhood and public building, respectively. The average value of the whole life cycle cost prediction is about 39,767,335,000 yuan, and the payback period is 9 years. This study demonstrates the effectiveness and economic feasibility of the water reuse system for green intelligent buildings, which is important for improving water utilization efficiency and environmental sustainability in the construction industry.
Research on Intelligent Control Model of Laboratory Safety Risks in Colleges and Universities Based on Digital Twins
Authors:   School of Intelligent Manufacturing, Chongqing Jianzhu College, Chongqing, 400072, China., Zhang Zirong
Published: March 2024

This paper focuses on developing an intelligent management model for safety risks in university laboratories based on digital twin technology to improve safety management efficiency and accuracy. The virtual simulation environment of the laboratory is constructed by using digital twin technology, which is combined with the DEMATEL-ISM method for risk identification and analysis. Fault tree analysis (FTA) method was utilized to construct a laboratory safety accident fault tree to identify and assess potential risk factors. It was found that safety risks in laboratories can be effectively identified and controlled by digital twin technology. The risk assessment showed that unregulated drug storage, lack of monitoring and warning devices, insufficient safety awareness, inadequate systems and unreasonable layout of water, electricity and gas pipelines were the main risk factors. The empirical analysis of 11 university laboratories revealed that most of the laboratories were at a “relatively safe” level. The intelligent management model of safety risk in university laboratories based on digital twins can effectively identify and assess the safety risk, provide a scientific basis for the formulation of safety management measures, and thus improve the efficiency and accuracy of laboratory safety management.
Sufi Healing dan Neuro Linguistic Programming: Studi Terapi pada Griya Sehat Syafaat (GRISS) 99 Semarang
Authors: Mamluatur Rahmah
Published: March 2024

This study is about Sufi healing, which focuses on behaviors related to Sufi healing in the prevention of diseases, both physically and non-physically caused by various problems faced by humans. According to the Sufi perspective, the problem is rooted in the heart. Therefore, healing is emphasized in the health of the heart, through takhall?, ta?all? and tajall? with training (riy??ah) and earnest (muj?hadah) by the murshid or therapist. In this process, therapists use Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) as a technique to facilitate the incorporation of Sufi values. This type of research is qualitative. The method of analysis uses descriptive-qualitative. data sourced from GRISS 99 Semarang. The results of this study are the application of the NLP technique as a Sufi healing technique that aims to purify the soul, through takhall?, ta?all? and tajall?, as the key to meaningfulness of life.
Membentuk Citra Ideal Pengawas PAI di Era Pendidikan 4.0
Authors: Lili Hidayati  , Solehudin
Published: March 2024

Saat ini kualitas pendidikan Indonesia masih jauh api dari panggang, masih rendah jika dibandingkan dengan negara lain di dunia. Setidaknya hal ini terlihat pada hasil survey PISA di tahun 2018. Banyak faktor yang menjadi sebab yang melatarbelakangi rendahnya prestasi Indonesia. Padahal sejatinya pendidikan masih menjadi satu-satunya lembaga yang diharapkan mampu mencetak generasi muda unggul yang akan mengantarkan bangsa Indonesia menjadi negara maju. Terlebih lagi PAI mempunyai peran yang sangat penting untuk mencetak generasi muda yang tidak hanya andal di bidang IPTEK saja namun juga IMTAK nya apalagi dalam menghadapi era revolusi industri 4.0. Dan untuk dapat mewujudkannya maka diperlukan kerja sama semua pihak tak terkecuali peran Pengawas PAI. Karenanya diperlukan pengawas PAI yang memiliki kemampuan yang sejalan dengan kemajuan era revolusi industri 4.0, dan tulisan ini akan mengulas tentang ikhtiar membentuk citra ideal pengawas PAI dalam menghadapi pendidikan di era revolusi industri 4.0. Dan beberapa ikhtiar yang bisa dilakukan untuk membentuk citra ideal pengawas PAI pertama adalah dengan membentuk jiwa kreatif pada diri seorang pengawas. Selain itudengan membentuk corporate mindset pada diri pengawas. Semua itu dilakukan agar pengawas PAI siap menghadapi era disruptif yang kompetitif dan sarat dengan perubahan sehingga jika sudah demikian maka bisa diharapkan dapat membentuk guru-guru handal yang mampu menyiapkan generasi bangsa yang hebat