bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Funcionalidad de los contenidos digitales del proyecto Canaima educativo en el área de lenguaje
Authors: Hernandez I. Vanessa A.
Published: May 2022

La presente investigación tuvo como objetivo principal evaluar los Contenidos Digitales del Proyecto Canaima Educativo en el área de Lenguaje en las Escuelas Nacionales Primaria Bolivarianas del Municipio Escolar Maracaibo Nº 3 del Estado Zulia. Para ello se realizó una revisión teórica basada en Pinto (2011), Rodríguez (2010), García (2010), Ponce (2011), Navarro (2009), Gil (2001), Trevejo (2010), Poza (2006), Pressman (2002), Jiménez (2011), y los fundamentos del Proyecto Canaima Educativo emanado del Ministerio del Poder Popular para la Educación (2009). Desde el punto de vista metodológico fue una investigación descriptiva y su diseño fue de tipo no experimental y de campo. Se utilizo un censo poblacional constituido por 10 docentes y 120 alumnos de tres (3) escuelas adscritas al Municipio Escolar N° 3. Para la recolección de datos se utilizaron dos (2) cuestionario con alternativas de respuesta dicotómica (Si – No). El primero dirigido al personal docente constituido por 42 ítems y el segundo dirigido a los alumnos con 28 ítems. Ambos instrumentos fueron validados bajo el criterio de 5 expertos y su confiabilidad fue determinada por medio de la aplicación del método de Kuder Richardson, obteniendo un coeficiente de confiabilidad 0,72 y 0,73 respectivamente. Para el tratamiento estadístico de los datos se utilizó la aplicación Microsoft Excel 2007. Los resultados de la investigación demuestran que las dimensiones accesibilidad, funcionalidad, requerimientos propios, navegabilidad y diseño obtuvieron una alta valoración de acuerdo al baremo establecido. En este sentido se concluye que los contenidos digitales del Proyecto Canaima Educativo cumplen con todos los aspectos técnicos, pedagógicos que permiten su aplicación en el sub-sistema de educación primaria que implementa el gobierno venezolano. Asimismo se plantea una revisión periódica desde el punto del proceso de aprendizaje, tecnológico, que afiancen las dimensiones evaluadas en los contenidos digitales actuales.
Geometry, Imagery, and Cognition in Linear Algebra
Authors: Dogan Hamide , Garcia Contreras Angel , Shear Edith
Published: May 2022

This paper discusses features of five college-level linear algebra students’ geometric reasoning, revealed on their interview responses to a set of predetermined questions from topics relevant to linear independence ideas. Our qualitative analysis identified three main themes (Topics). Each theme, furthermore, revealed similarities and differences, providing insight into technology’s potential effect.
Learning to Teach Mathematics using Virtual Reality Simulations
Authors: Edwards Belinda P.
Published: May 2022

Researchers (Lampert, et al., 2013; Zeichner, 2010; Grossman, et al., 2009a) recommend the use of rehearsals in teacher education classrooms to help preservice teachers (PST) bridge theory to practice. Rehearsals enable PSTs to practice teacher moves, such as asking purposeful questioning and engaging students in mathematical discourse during an episode of teaching a lesson (NCTM, 2014). During a rehearsal, the PST’s teacher education instructor provides coaching that helps the PST make flexible adjustments to their instruction. Using a phenomenological approach, this research investigates the use of Virtual Reality (VR) simulations to support PSTs learning to teach mathematics through rehearsals. The presentation will include samples of PSTs’ mathematics teaching episodes with attention to successes, challenges, and lessons learned from the use of VR simulations in teacher education classrooms.
Structural Equation Modeling: Focus on Confirmatory Factor Analysis
Authors: Kanyongo Gibbs Y. , Bhowmick Nandini , Williams Erika
Published: May 2022

This workshop will expose participants to the statistical technique of Structural Equation Modeling (SEM), with a focus on confirmatory factor analysis (CFA), using the statistical software AMOS. Structural equation modeling is a multivariate statistical analysis technique that is used to analyze structural relationships. Confirmatory Factor Analysis examines whether collected data fit a hypothesized model of what the data are meant to measure. It is the measurement part of SEM, which shows relationships between latent variables and the observed variables.
Leveraging Pólya’s Heuristic to Support Mathematical Reasoning and Language Development
Authors: Kitchen Richard
Published: May 2022

An iteration of an instructional framework designed to provide emergent bilinguals (EBs) with opportunities to simultaneously engage in mathematical reasoning and learn the language of mathematics is illustrated in this paper. The “Discursive Mathematics Framework” (DMF) builds on Pólya’s iconic problem-solving heuristic by integrating research-based “language practices” and essential teaching practices. Videotapes and student work from problem solving lessons were examined using grounded theory methodology to illustrate the development of the DMF. Theoretically, this study contributes to the literature by providing explicit examples of how practices that promote mathematical reasoning and the learning of the language of mathematics can be taught concurrently during problem solving lessons.
Students’ Perceptions of Paradoxes of the Infinity
Authors: Liu Po-Hung
Published: May 2022

Infinity is a significant element for understanding calculus, yet studies consistently suggest that its counter-intuitive nature confused college students. The purpose of this study was to investigate Taiwanese college students’ perceptions of paradoxes of the infinity and observe how their perspectives shifted back and forth while facing contradictory facts. It was found the 1-1 correspondence was the most used criterion for comparing the cardinality of infinite sets, which is somewhat different from previous studies, and students’ reasoning on Zeno’s paradoxes was feeble. The study suggests future research of this line should pay attention to the dialectical process of students’ discourse to detect their core beliefs about the infinity.
Developing, Not Teaching, Problem-Solving Strategies
Authors: Lubinski Cheryl Ann , Kroesch Allison
Published: May 2022

Many teachers use explicit instruction to teach students how to solve a problem and then have their students practice a specific strategy. Research indicates this type of teaching does not necessarily improve problem solving skills. Students need to solve problems using their intuitive strategies which might include pictures and concrete materials. For a specific problem, we will share the strategies used by students in the United States, 17-year-old brothers and their family in Poland, and teachers of students ages 5-17 in Zimbabwe. Findings indicate that most people do not choose a picture strategy but a trial-and-error strategy using symbols. Most are unsuccessful at solving the problem. We will share teaching strategies that encourage developing, not teaching, problem-solving strategies.
A Framework for Online Problem-Based Learning for Mathematics Educators
Authors: Sheehan-Braine Stephanie , Lyublinskaya Irina
Published: May 2022

Research shows that problem-based learning (PBL) has the capacity to make mathematics culturally relevant, so there is a need to adapt this successful learning model to virtual environments. This study proposes the Framework for Online Problem-Based Learning for Educators (OnPBL-E) to add this challenge. The content components of the OnPBL-E framework were developed by unpacking PBL instructional principles and identifying interactions between the essential elements of PBL: the context, the educator, and the learner. Then, the Multimodal Model for Online Education was used to identify online modules for these interactions. This study also describes an example of implementing PBL in an online mathematics modeling course.
Introducing Probability Theory to Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Students by Examples from the Bible and Ancient Scripts
Authors: Stukalin Yelena , Levy Sigal
Published: May 2022

Cultural diversity in the classroom may motivate teachers to seek examples that reflect their students’ cultural backgrounds, thus making the course material more appealing and understandable. In this context, the Holy Bible is a source of many stories and anecdotes that may be included in teaching probability theory to even ultra-Orthodox Jews. This paper aims to demonstrate the use of stories from the Bible to introduce some concepts in probability. We believe that this approach will make learning probability and statistics more understandable to the Ultra-Orthodox students and increase their motivation to engage in their studies. Keywords: cultural diversity, biblical examples, non-statisticians
A synoptic revision of the golden glories, genus Decalobanthus (Convolvulaceae)
Authors: Staples G.
Published: May 2022

Eighteen species of Decalobanthus are recognized in this concise revision of the genus. Two new combinations are made and one new name is proposed to accommodate a change in rank. The genus is centered in Southeast Asia and Malesia, with outlier species in the tropical Pacific
and one species that reaches the Neotropics; a single wide-ranging species extends from eastern Tropical Africa and Madagascar in the west to the Hawaiian Islands in the east. Each species is provided with a diagnosis, summary of the species' ecology, compiled vernacular names, and uses. Distributions
are mapped based on herbarium voucher specimens. Where appropriate, typifications and nomenclatural problems are explained and comments on morphological variation and the need for further study are highlighted. Selected species are illustrated with colour photos of living plants. An index
of numbered collections examined is provided to aid in specimen identification and herbarium curation.
Pemutakhiran Peta Tematik Pendaratan Menggunakan Perangkat Lunak CARIS PCC 2.15
Authors: Saputro Riko Dwi , Ibrahim Ahmad Lufti , Abimanyu Alin
Published: May 2022

Pushidrosal bertugas menyelenggarakan pembinaan hidro-oseanografi meliputi fungsi militer, fungsi pelayanan umum, fungsi penerapan lingkungan laut, dan fungsi diplomasi bidang hidrografi dan batas maritim yang berkedudukan di bawah dan bertanggung jawab kepada Kepala Staf Angkatan Laut. Salah satu produknya adalah Peta Tematik Pendaratan. Adalah Peta yang digunakan untuk operasi pendaratan pasukan pada Operasi Amfibi, yang berisi informasi tentang posisi kedalaman, daerah luncur, lorong sekoci pendarat, garis pantai, titik tengah pantai (beach center), jenis dasar laut, mawar pantai, gradien. Dalam hal ini dinas pemetaan (Dispeta) telah memiliki beberapa perangkat lunak pendukung dalam produksi peta militer yakni CARIS PCC 2.15, dalam proses pembuatan peta militer di Pushidrosal terus mengalami perbaikan dan pemutakhiran pada sektor teknologi maupun metode dalam upaya mendukung tugas pokok TNI. Pembuatan Peta Tematik Pendaratan menggunakan Caris PCC 2.15 dalam bentuk peta kertas dan peta digital telah berhasil dilakukan dengan melakukan tahap penyempurnaan diantaranya teknik heading up arah peta, menampilkan mawar pantai, dan gradien pantai.
Willingness to pay for the vaccine in the Covid-19 pandemic: A lesson learned for future pandemic vaccine
Authors: Tran Binh Thang
Published: May 2022

Our study aims to estimate the value of willingness-to-pay (WTP) for COVID-19 vaccine and relevant factors in central region of Vietnam. We conducted a cross-sectional survey among 367 people in Hue. To survey WTP, we used a contingent valuation method in a double-bounded dichotomous choice format. Multivariate median regression was applied to determine the predictors of WTP. The study involved 367 respondents with an age range of 18–74 years. Of these respondents, WTP for COVID-19 vaccine was observed in 71.9% of participants, with a mean and median WTP amount of US$38.20 and $28.87 for two doses. Age, knowledge of COVID-19, health insurance participation, belief in the effectiveness of the vaccine, and support from family/friends were found in relation to WTP. A high proportion of WTP was found, but a low amount. Knowledge and beliefs related to vaccines were found to have an impact on WTP amount. These findings can provide evidence for future consideration regarding vaccination campaigns and may contribute to tackling the barriers that block adequate vaccine coverage in the central region of Vietnam.
Grand manuel de psychologie positive
Authors: Isoard-Gautheur Sandrine , Ginoux Clément , Sarrazin Philippe
Published: May 2022

En France, la mission parlementaire sur le burnout (2016) a estimé à 490 000, le nombre annuel de cas de souffrances psychiques liées au travail. L’activité physique (AP) fait partie des stratégies qui ont été identifiées pour promouvoir le bien-être au travail. Ce chapitre a pour objectif de présenter les relations qui existent entre le bien-être au travail et l’AP, ainsi que les mécanismes qui sous-tendent cette relation, afin de pouvoir élaborer des interventions efficaces destinées à promouvoir le bien-être au travail. La première partie de ce chapitre portera sur la conceptualisation du bien-être au travail, sa définition et ses liens avec l’AP. La deuxième partie s’intéressera aux mécanismes explicatifs qui sous-tendent la relation entre l’AP et le bien-être au travail. Enfin, la dernière partie développera les interventions destinées à promouvoir le bien-être au travail grâce à l’AP et proposera des suggestions pour les futures recherches interventionnelles.
Grand manuel de psychologie positive
Authors: Martin-Krumm Charles , Heutte Jean , Tarquinio Cyril
Published: May 2022

Depuis une vingtaine d’années, l’émergence de la psychologie positive a été suivie d’une croissance spectaculaire, imprégnant pratiquement tous les domaines ouverts à un mouvement intellectuel, universitaire et psychologique. Cependant, force est de constater que le contexte culturel qui a conduit à son émergence n’est pas neutre et qu’il fait l’objet de critiques parfois virulentes. Même si certaines de ces critiques ressemblent plus à des polémiques qu’à de réelles controverses scientifiques, elles ne sont pas nécessairement toutes injustifiées. Aussi, il semble opportun, au sein de la communauté des chercheurs se réclamant du courant de la psychologie positive, d’initier une réflexion épistémologique s’inspirant des perspectives de la psychologie critique, en vue d’investiguer les risques idéologiques de la psychologie positive. Il s’agit notamment d’examiner le plus objectivement possible si ces risques proviennent uniquement d’erreurs de jeunesse ou s’ils sont fondamentalement intrinsèques à ce champ de recherche. Quoi qu’il en soit, cette investigation permet de réaffirmer que la psychologie positive s’inscrit résolument dans le champ des sciences empiriques, en cohérence avec des méthodes permettant l’exposition à la réfutation, tout en soulignant que les perspectives européennes de ce champ de recherche scientifique s’émancipent progressivement de l’emprise de la culture de ses fondateurs historiques.
Politique des savoirs
Authors: Lamy Jérôme
Published: May 2022

Le rapport entre savoirs et pouvoirs sourd dans toute l’œuvre de Michel Foucault. En investissant les différentes formes de leur articulation, le philosophe s’est efforcé de conceptualiser la production des normes, la constitution du sujet moderne, les seuils de scientificité, les modalités de gouvernement autant que les discours prenant le corps pour objet. En filigrane émerge une histoire des régimes de vérité, qui fait toute sa place à la vérité scientifique dans sa capacité à contraindre l’action. Cet ouvrage déplie quelques-unes des tentatives foucaldiennes de penser les politiques de savoir en se saisissant de la question de l’écart, de la distance et de l’intervalle entre savoir et pouvoir. Plutôt que d’appliquer une grille qui aurait été élaborée sur des objets divers, c’est à la fois une restitution généalogique et une mise à l’épreuve des propositions et des concepts du philosophe – l’épistémè, la biopolitique, l’hétérotopie – qui sont proposées ici : en ce sens, ce recueil est un parcours dans l’épaisseur des écrits foucaldiens.
Vladimir Nabokov ou l’écriture du multilinguisme
Authors: Loison-Charles Julie
Published: May 2022

La mondialisation, les mouvements de population et l’accélération des échanges internationaux signifient que nous sommes tous potentiellement étrangers, avec toutes les connotations que ce terme peut porter en lui. Cela implique aussi que le bilinguisme et le recours aux mots étrangers touchent un nombre incommensurable de personnes, qu’il s’agisse des couples de nationalités différentes dont les enfants bilingues vivent entre deux langues, des immigrés vivant en situation de diglossie entre leur foyer et leur pays d’adoption, ou encore des personnes qui, dans le cadre de leur travail, côtoient des collègues de tous horizons et parlent un anglais « globish » entre deux meetings. En littérature contemporaine, de nombreux auteurs ayant immigré ou choisi l’anglais pour s’ouvrir un plus grand public incorporent leur double culture et leur double langage dans leur écriture. Un des premiers écrivains du vingtième siècle à avoir accepté et revendiqué haut et fort son héritage polyglotte est Vladimir Nabokov.

Exilé naviguant entre le russe, le français et l’anglais, jongleur de mots, Nabokov est un écrivain emblématique de la problématiques des passeurs de langues et de cultures et trouve toute sa place dans la collection Chemins croisés. Sa prose en anglais porte les traces d’un métissage linguistique qui lance au lecteur une invitation au voyage. Elle se caractérise également par une grande créativité qui incite le lecteur à jouer avec le texte et ses nombreux calembours. C’est cette invitation au voyage et au jeu que cet ouvrage se propose de suivre et d’éclairer.
The Effect of Persuasive Appeals in Building Trust between the Governments and Citizens. The case of Jordanian Defense Orders during Covid-19 Pandemic
Authors:   Head of Press and Media Program, AOU, Amman, Jordan., Serhan Faisal Ahmad Al Serhan
Published: May 2022

Jordan was one of the first Middle Eastern countries to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. The authors of this paper examined the Jordanian government’s persuasive appeals in defense orders issued between March and August 2020 to contain the pandemic. The authors discussed how the focus group responded to these appeals and concluded that this behavior did not halt or reduce the daily incidence or death rates, resulting in a major crisis of trust between the government and the public. The authors also concluded that some measures were not followed by citizens, as evidenced by their failure to follow preventive measures and the timing of the ban, despite the fact that persuasion was used. Overall, these results advance our comprehension of the effects of persuasive appeals on publics attitudes and intentions.
Influence of COVID-19 on Student’s Classroom Learning and Their Academic Performance
Authors:   Assistant Professor Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University), Pune., S. Mahat Dr. Ms. Shabnam
Published: May 2022

Right from 2019 to the present (2021), the whole word is suffering from pandemic situation due to COVID-19, thus India has enforced lockdowns from 24th of March 2020 to stop faster spreading of the disease. The COVID-19 has resulted in schools shut all across the world. Globally, more than 1 billion children are out of the classroom. Physical distancing of atleast 1 meter between individuals is needed for security measures, thus Indian government had implemented many schools and colleges to quarantine peoples separately from their family. As a result, education system has changed from class room learning to virtual learning, whereby teaching is undertaken remotely with the help of digital platforms on mobile phone. But pervious literatures shows that excess use of mobile phone is affecting on students academic performance and it may lower academic performance of students as well. In this study researcher analyze the impact of Covid-19 on education and also check whether virtual learning is better than class room learning.
The Effect of Teenage Girls Class Model to Reduce Anxiety Symptoms of Premenstrual Syndrome
Authors:   Midwifery Departement, Poltekkes Jakarta I, Leiwakabessy Alice
Published: May 2022

Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) occurs about 75% in women of reproductive age. The impact of anxiety symptoms experienced during PMS is that it can interfere with daily activities both academic, work, family and social problems. The PMS symptom reduction strategy carried out in this study was the Young Women Class with the guidance of a Young Women Class Implementation Module which was created by the researcher containing Stress Management Materials, Personal Hygiene Guidelines and Yoga Exercises for teenagers. The purpose of this study was to analyze the effect of female adolescent class on reducing anxiety symptoms of premenstrual syndrome in female adolescents in 2021. The research method used a quasiexperimental design with a pretest-pottest with control design. This Young Women class starts after menstruation is over. Therapy is given once a month and observed 4 weeks later. Reassessment (post test) of premenstrual syndrome anxiety by using the Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale (HAM-A) on the respondents of both groups. The results showed that most of the control group had a menstrual period of less than 7 days (70%), and had no history of PMS (56.7%). Likewise with the intervention group, most of the menstruation was less than 7 days (60%), and had no history of PMS (83.3%). There was a significant difference in the level of PMS anxiety reduction between the intervention and control groups, where the difference in the mean before and after the intervention in the form of regular counseling in the control group was only 0.97, while in the intervention group that carried out the Young Women's Class program it was 5.94. Based on the results of data analysis with the Mann Whitney test, a significance value of 0.000 was obtained. Based on this value, because the p value < 0.005, it can be concluded that the Young Women Class has an effect on reducing PMS anxiety. The results of the multivariate analysis showed that the adolescents who did not attend the class had a higher anxiety level of 5.88 than those who attended the female youth class and those who had menstruated for more than 7 days experienced a higher anxiety level of 0.76 than those who had menstruation for less than 7 days. 7 days. It is recommended that midwife education and services can develop midwifery care on adolescent reproductive health in achieving optimal health status for adolescents, so that it becomes an investment to prepare for the process of pregnancy and give birth to a quality generation.
THE MEANINGS OF THE ARABIC AUXILIARY “بِ”
Authors:   Senior Lecturer, Department of Languages-1, AL-BUKHARI UNIVERSITY Non-Governmental Educational Institution, Boltaboev Sultanbek
Published: May 2022

All linguists know that auxiliary words are widely used in both Arabic and Uzbek. This article discusses the meanings of بِ primitive auxiliary in Arabic. Our textbooks do not pay much attentio n to the meaning of these auxiliary. However, this topic is widely covered in the scientific works of both classical grammarians and modern grammarians. We have tried to summarize all the information in these works and show all the meanings of this primitive auxiliary. To shed more light on this, we have used various sources, such as the following and many other works, including the medieval grammar of Mahmud az-Zamahshari’s “Al-mufassal fin-nahvi”, and Abdul-Qahir al-Jurjani’s “Hundred Factors in Arabic Nahvi”, the famous and one of the modern Lebanese scholars Antoine al-Dahdah’s “Mu’jamul lug’atin-nahvil arabi”, “Al-kamil fin-nahvi vas-sarfi val I’rab” by Ahmad Qabbis, a well-known Syrian linguist, Al-Ardabiyli’s commentary on Az-Zamahshari’s “Al-unmuzaj fin-nahvi”, B.M.Grande’s “Arabic Grammar Course in Comparative-Historical Lighting”
Poverty is the Most Urgent Social Problem in Albania 2020
Authors:   Tirana Busines University College, Department of Marketing and Management, Tirana, Albania, Habili MSc. Mateus
Published: May 2022

Poverty is a worldwide social problem. Other social consequences come from poverty. Its importance is quite great, where the state as the main actor and other actors such as business and NGOs with all their contribution have not managed to eradicate it. This phenomenon. The purpose of this study conducted on May 25, 2020 by Msc.Mateus Habili with a sample of 935 respondents (representative for all of Albania) is to create an overview if poverty is the most urgent issue in Albania that needs to be corrected. The collected data showed that the citizens think that the public opinion is unified in the opinion that poverty is the most urgent social problem in Albania 2020, to this problem should be oriented immediately all the contribution of the state, business, NGOs. Citizens think that the role of the state in correcting this problem has been low, this is an indication for both business and NGOs that their contribution to have more Another impact of the study is that citizens do not trust the assistance provided voluntarily by businesses, this shows that there is a problem in the image of businesses in terms of assistance provided voluntarily. Citizens think that business provides more many advantages of the product and its safety, this shows that citizens still do not have a guarantee on the products they receive.
DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF EMERGENCY ABDOMINAL PATHOLOGY AT THE PRESENT STAGE
Authors:   Assistant of the department, Republican Scientific Center of Emergency Medical care of the Samarkand branch, Samarkand State Medical University, Samarkand, Republic of Uzbekistan, JAMOLOVICH KAMOLOV SARDOR
Published: May 2022

Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness of laparoscopic diagnosis and treatment of emergency abdominal pathology. Materials and methods. An open prospective and retrospective study of clinical material was conducted using statistical and analytical methods of examination and treatment of 322 patients hospitalized in the Department of Pediatric Surgery of the Republican Scientific Center for Emergency Medical Care of the Samarkand branch in the period from 2007 to 2019. Results. As a result, this method made it possible in our clinical studies to confirm and clarify the preliminary diagnosis in 161 (50%) patients, exclude the suspected pathology before the study in 91 (28%) patients and change the diagnosis in 70 (22%) patients. Conclusions. Thus, laparoscopy allows you to reduce the percentage of unnecessary laparotomies, shorten the time of diagnosis, and reduce the occurrence of postoperative complications.
Pengetahuan dan Kemahiran Teknologi Guru Pendidikan Khas Integrasi Untuk Menjalankan Pengajaran dan Pembelajaran Dalam Talian
Authors: Mat Nawi Nur’alia , Mohamad Salleh Norshidah
Published: May 2022

Kesediaan guru Pendidikan Khas Integrasi (PKI) dari pelbagai aspek merupakan kunci utama bagi memastikan pelaksanaan pengajaran dan pembelajaran (PdP) atas talian berjalan dengan baik. Namun menjadi tanda tanya sama ada guru PKI cukup bersedia untuk melaksanakan PdP atas talian. Kajian ini bertujuan untuk meninjau tahap kesediaan guru PKI dalam pengajaran dan pembelajaran atas talian. Dua objektif kajian ini ialah untuk mengenal pasti tahap pengetahuan teknologi guru PKI serta mengenal pasti tahap kemahiran teknologi guru PKI melaksanakan PdP atas talian. Sampel kajian terdiri daripada 48 orang guru PKI yang berkhidmat di enam buah Program Pendidikan Khas Integrasi (PPKI) sekolah menengah luar bandar di sebuah daerah di Terengganu. Dalam menjalankan kajian, pengkaji telah menggunakan kaedah kajian tinjauan menggunakan analisis kuantitatif. Analisis deskriptif dan analisis inferensi juga digunakan bagi menganalisis data kajian. Satu set soal selidik berskala Likert 5 mata yang telah diadaptasi daripada kajian Maimun et al. (2017) telah digunakan. Instrumen ini mengandungi dua komponen dengan iaitu, (i) Pengetahuan Teknologi Guru PKI dan (ii) Kemahiran Teknologi Guru PKI. Komponen (i) mempunyai 6 item dengan nilai pekali kebolehpercayaan 0.902 dan Komponen (ii) mempunyai 5 item dengan nilai pekali kebolehpercayaan 0.872. Guru Teknologi Maklumat dan Komunikasi dengan pengalaman lebih 10 tahun telah dirujuk bagi tujuan kesahan instrumen. Dalam menganalisis data, analisis deskriptif digunakan bagi mengumpul data berbentuk min, peratusan dan kekerapan. Nilai min skor dan sisihan piawai juga digunakan bagi tujuan deskriptif. Data menunjukkan tahap pengetahuan teknologi guru PKI berada pada tahap tinggi dengan nilai min keseluruhan=3.87, sisihan piawai=0.551 manakala tahap kemahiran teknologi guru PKI pula berada pada tahap yang sederhana dengan nilai min keseluruhan=3.64, sisihan piawai=0.687. Justeru, kajian ini memberi implikasi terhadap peranan guru PKI dalam usaha untuk menambah pengetahuan teknologi serta kemahiran teknologi bagi memastikan kelancaran PdP atas talian. Oleh itu, antara usaha yang boleh dijalankan oleh pihak pentadbir sekolah bagi membantu meningkatkan lagi kemahiran teknologi guru PKI adalah dengan mengadakan kursus atau bengkel berkenaan kemahiran teknologi maklumat dan komunikasi. Penganjuran kursus atau bengkel secara berkala dan berterusan penting kerana teknologi berkembang terlalu cepat mengikut peredaran zaman.
Qo‘ylarning fiziologik ko‘rsatkichlariga mikroelementlarning ta’siri
Authors: Ochilova Р , Abduvaxobova М , Rajabov А
Published: May 2022

Qo‘ychilik chorvachilikning rivojlanib borayotgan sohasidir.
Ushbu maqolada qo‘ylar ozuqasi tarkibida J (yod) mikroelementlarini qo‘shish orqali, ularning yurak-qon tomir, ovqat hazm qilish va asab tizimlarining funksiyalariga, ichki
sekretsiya bezlari va organizmdagi metabolik jarayonlarga har tomonlama ta’siri aniqlandi, mahsuldorligini oshirishi bo‘yicha tadqiqot natijalari bayon etildi.
Rising Above Disabilities: A Qualitative Analysis of Psychology Interns of San Pedro College on Handling Students with Intellectual Disability
Authors: Caracal Emmanuel S. , Del Campo Ikn Dzaia Erika A. , T. Flores Alyssa Kyla , Malda Lorelie M. , B. Morales Coleen Eve , O. Orillaneda Kenneth Neil , D. Reniedo Chloe Jane
Published: May 2022

The study aimed to understand the experiences of Psychology Interns caring for children with intellectual disability. The qualitative phenomenological research design was utilized, and narrative inquiry were the method used for data gathering. The participants were four interns and three graduates who underwent internship from different institutions in Davao City. A total of seven semi-structured interview questions were used in data gathering which were validated by three experts. The results yielded the following emergent themes: Difficult, Physical harm, Fulfilling, Varied Experiences, Requires Empathy and Requires One-On-One Interaction. It is concluded that experiences of Psychology interns as a new field in Psychology presents numerous challenges and opportunities to interns, educators, administrators, policy makers and researchers. The experiences of Psychology interns will help policymakers develop standards and guide stakeholders towards the best practices for this area of Psychology interns.
DIABETES MELLITUS E DOENÇA DE ALZHEIMER: EXISTEM EVIDÊNCIAS DESTA CORRELAÇÃO?
Authors: Luah de Medeiros Ribeiro Amanda , Kailany Machado de Oliveira Moura Giovanna , Hemmyly Honorato Saraiva Sarah , Miranda Santana Marília , Vinícius Cavalcante Batista Caio , Vieira da Luz Filho Cláudio , Nunes Alves de Sousa Milena
Published: May 2022

Introdução: O diabetes mellitus (DM) é uma patologia metabólica relacionada à hiperglicemia, desencadeada por múltiplos fatores e possui diferentes categorias. Pacientes diabéticos têm maior probabilidade de comprometimento cognitivo e risco de Doença de Alzheimer (DA). Objetivo: Analisar a existência de evidências da correlação entre a Doença de Alzheimer e o Diabetes Mellitus. Método: Trata-se de uma revisão integrativa da literatura, realizada nas bases de dados Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System Online, Literatura Latino-Americana e do Caribe de Informação em Ciências da Saúde e na biblioteca da Scientific Electronic Library Online. Ademais, efetuou-se uma análise crítica dos estudos, excluindo aqueles que não respondiam à pergunta selecionada pelos autores e os textos duplicados. Resultado: A partir da seleção de 15 artigos, notou-se que aproximadamente (100%) dos estudos apontam correlações entre DM e DA, dentre os quais as principais relações foram em relação à fisiopatologia comum (33,3%), influência da dieta, microbiota, inflamação (26,6%) e sinalizações hormonais (20%) como fatores contribuintes para o desenvolvimento desses distúrbios. Conclusão: A DM e DA compartilham mecanismos de desenvolvimento semelhantes. Todavia, ainda são necessárias maiores evidências de estudos para que sejam estabelecidas estratégias resolutivas para essas patologias.
A REVIEW ON BASE DRAG REDUCTION METHODS.
Authors: Kumar S Kishore , Pendyala Srinivas , Dwivedi Y.D.
Published: May 2022

In this project-based learning we are going to know about how the base drag are acting on an object to automobile and aircrafts and it deals with the equations of the drag in fluid dynamics and aerodynamics, and we come to know that what steps are we going to follow how to overcome the drag in vehicles. Reducing base drag of two dimensional and axisymmetric bodies having a blunt base. These methods include splitter plates, both thin and thick, splitter wedges, base bleed. boat-tailing and various types of serrated trailing edges. These methods include splitter plates, both thin and thick, splitter wedges, base bleed, boat-tailing and various types of serrated trailing edges. The effectiveness of the various devices in reducing base drag is shown and compared. In some cases, their influence on the lift of an airfoil is also indicated. Axisymmetric bodies, e.g., missiles, often have a blunt base. The corresponding base drag usually is an appreciable part of the total drag and, if the base drag is not reduced by suitable means, can remarkably reduce the overall performance of the system. Under most circumstances it is desirable to have as small a base drag as possible. Therefore, during the last 25 years many methods for reducing base drag have been developed. Often the periodic lift forces inducing vibrations also decrease if the base drag is reduced. By making CFD analysis also we can predefine the drag on the airfoil and automobile. There are various drag reduction method existing in the present world of transport vehicles and airplane. In general, the dynamics of the system subjected to both internal and external flow concurrently is similar to that with just one of the two flows. It would be of practical importance if it were possible to determine an equivalent flow which would have the same dynamical effect on a given beam as the two flows simultaneously.
Aerodynamics of forward swept wing.
Authors: Sharif Muqeeth , Abbas Mohammed , Hussain Mukarram
Published: May 2022

A forward-swept wing is an aircraft wing configuration in which the quarter-chord line of the wing has a forward sweep. Typically, the leading edge also sweeps forward. Forward swept wing is proposed with the goal of enhancing performance and controllability during high angle of attack perching maneuvers. Data is presented from a series of XFLR5 analysis to qualify the aerodynamic effect of forward swept over a range of angle of attack from -25º to +75º. Various graphs were obtained during this analysis which indicates that the forward swept wing configuration can achieve qualitatively different low cost perching maneuvers.
AERODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF MORPHING WING.
Authors: Ganesh Alugu , Paul Anand , Reddy Akshaya
Published: May 2022

This thesis presents a modelling and design exploration study of a novel twisting wing whose motion is enabled by a tensegrity mechanism. First, the aerodynamic characteristics of the twisting wing, which does not require control surfaces to modulate its shape, are compared with those of a conventional wing having a control surface. It is shown via computational fluid dynamics analyses that the twisting wing displays higher lift-to-drag ratio than the conventional wing and hence the twisting wing is more aerodynamically efficient. In addition, due to the reduction of discontinuous rudder surfaces, morphing wings can further improve the stealth performance. A finite element model with geometrical nonlinear effects is then proposed to correct the errors of the linear analysis and verify the effectiveness of the optimization method. This design is shown to be able to reduce the overall weight of the structure and achieve control of the macro mechanical performance of the wing. The work provides a general optimization design method for similar modular structures, allowing independent programmable adjustment of the parameters of each single structural cell.
Aerodynamics of cricket ball.
Authors: Shanker Shiva , Vamshidher Ramagiri Sai , Sandeep Potlapalli
Published: May 2022

This paper describes experiments performed on stationary cricket ball to determine the aerodynamic forces acting on the ball over a range of bowling speeds. Co-efficient of drag was measured directly and it was found for the stationary ball. At air velocities above 112kmph, the drag coefficient increased with increasing air speed being weakly influenced by the vertical seam angle. Roughening one side of the ball increased the side force but delayed until a marginally higher velocity was reached. When bowler was applied to the smooth ball, the side force increased almost linearly but there was no resultant lift force. The development of the measured drag are discussed in terms of boundary layer flow
Assessment of Parental Pressure and Peer Factors Affecting the Performance of Undergraduate Nursing Students Studying in Selected Nursing Colleges of Maharashtra
Authors: Borse Kalpana , Prasad karesh
Published: May 2022

Parents put pressure on children for better performance due to their concern for the welfare of their children and for getting employment. Peer pressure is the influence exerted by a peer group in encouraging a person to change his or her attitudes, values and behaviour in order to conform to the group norms. The aim of the study was to evaluate the parent pressure and peer-related factors affecting the performance of undergraduate nursing students of selected nursing colleges of Maharashtra. In this study conducted in 2017, descriptive and inferential analysis was used; 50 undergraduate nursing students were selected by stratified random sampling. The findings show that the majority 16 (32%) of nursing students percentage in first year BSc nursing was less than 50 and majority 29 (58%) nursing students percentages in 12th standard was between 40% - 60%. Significant difference was observed between parental pressure-related factors and peer factors. The parental pressure factors had a higher impact (median score=3.65) than peer factors impact (median score=3.30) on nursing students’ performance. There was significant difference between parental pressure factors and gender (p=0.044). The girls experienced more parental pressure (mean rank=30.78) than boys (mean rank=22.53).
Work-Family Conflict amongst Dual Earner Professional Nurses
Authors: Reghunathan N
Published: May 2022

The present study was aimed at assessing the work-family conflict of dual earner professional nurses from families of selected district of Delhi NCR. The research design was nonexperimental descriptive type. A total of 250 samples were selected by purposive sampling from a district of South Delhi. Data were collected using sociodemographic parameters and work-family conflict scale. Data was analysed using SPSS version 17. Results of both descriptive and inferential statistics analyses revealed that the work-family conflict of dual earner nurses were high. In the light of the present study, it is concluded that dual earner nurses gender and organisation of work has influence on the work-family conflict.
Knowledge regarding Home Care Management of Patients Undergoing Chemotherapy Among Primary Caretaker
Authors: Sanjay Sameer , Ansari Eram , Gautam Richa , Verma Sarita , Issac Alwin
Published: May 2022

Chemotherapy occupies a pivotal role in the recovery process of cancerous patient. A descriptive study was undertaken to assess the knowledge regarding home care management of patients undergoing chemotherapy among primary caretaker in a tertiary hospital, Lucknow. A total of 100 primary caretakers were selected by purposive sampling. The level of knowledge was assessed in areas of medication management at home and side effects, dietary management, neutropenic precautions to be followed at home, when to seek medical help and complications of chemotherapy. The findings of the study brought out that there was a lack of family caregiver’s knowledge regarding chemotherapy and it is necessary to have a tailored health education programme for family caregivers of patients undergoing chemotherapy to prepare them with required knowledge and skills.
Lived Experience of Haemodialysis-Related Fatigue: A Phenomenological Study
Authors: Rohini T.  , V. Ezhilarasu Punitha
Published: May 2022

Fatigue is a widely documented symptom among patients undergoing haemodialysis. The aim of the present study was to explore the lived experience of fatigue among patients undergoing haemodialysis. The study involved a qualitative approach that used an interpretive hermeneutic phenomenology based on Van Manen’s method. The sample included seven patients undergoing haemodialysis in two selected hospitals at Ernakulam district in Kerala. They were recruited by purposive sampling. Data were collected using semi-structured interviews. The thematic analysis followed the methods as suggested by Max Van Manen for isolating themes, and four themes emerged. They were overwhelming physical toll (two sub themes; unable to do even insignificant activities and aches and discomforts); cornered to home; demanding rest and dynamic fatigue. The findings illuminate the meaning of fatigue as experienced by patients undergoing hemodialysis in Indian context, and highlight the need for its management. The generated knowledge can be used by health professionals to develop and test psychosocial interventions to mitigate fatigue in haemodialysis patients.
Professional Socialisation and its Determinant Factors among BSc Nursing Students in Kerala
Authors: Mariet M Joselin
Published: May 2022

Even though, India is one of the largest providers of nurse workforce to many countries, scientific researches to explore the professional socialisation, professional values and its related variables like professional self-concept and self-esteem of our nursing students are rarely done. This descriptive correlational study was done to obtain a data base on pr rofessional socialisation and its selected determinant factors among BSc Nursing students in Kerala.
Competence of Novice Nurses to Enter Nursing Practice as Perceived by Ward Incharges
Authors: Marath Usha
Published: May 2022

Competence of novice nurses may vary and it affects the quality of nursing care provided by them. The present study was conducted to find the competence of novice nurses to enter nursing practice as perceived by ward incharges of selected hospitals. Theoretical framework of the study is based on Patricia Benner’s theory Novice to Expert. Quantitative research approach with descriptive design was used for the study. The sample comprised of 120 ward incharges from selected hospitals. The tool used was a scale to find the competence of novice nurses as rated by ward incharges. The study revealed that ward incharges perceived novice nurses to be fairly competent to care for 2 - 3 patients and only a few were competent to care for 4 - 5 patients at a time. Majority of novice nurses were competent in basic hygienic care, vital sign assessment, oral medication, IV push, GRBS, pulse oximetry and oxygen administration via mask, Ryle’s tube insertion, feeding and its removal, urinary bladder catheterisation and catheter care, infected wound dressing, suture removal, and drain removal. Few novice nurses were not competent in basic hygienic care, vital sign assessment, IM injection, blood draw/ venipuncture, Ryle’s tube feeding and its removal, and catheter care. The competency of novice nurses was least in colostomy care followed by Ryle’s tube insertion, infected wound dressing, urinary bladder catheterisation, drain and suture removal.
Stress Level, Coping Strategies and Quality of Life among Women Suffering from Chronic Diseases in Selected Hospitals of Pune City
Authors: G Tryambake Sakhardande Ranjana
Published: May 2022

Stress and Coping are interconnected; quality of life depends on goals, perception, expectations, standards and concerns of living life. This quantitative descriptive survey study was undertaken to assess the stress level, coping strategies and quality of life on 400 women aged between 30-60 years who completed 2-6 years of disease duration with chronic diseases like chronic renal disease, breast cancer and osteoarthritis at selected hospitals of Pune city. Duration of data collection was 2 May 2015 to 19 March 2016. The assessment of the stress level, coping strategies and quality of life were done from the chronic disease patients by self reporting and semi structured interview and indepth information collected with the data collection tool. Results showed that 57.8 percent of the subjects had severe stress, 39.8 percent of them had moderate stress and 2.5 percent subjects had mild stress levels. Majority of subjects i.e. 46.8 percent of them had very poor use of coping strategies, 45.8 percent of them had poor use of coping strategies and 7.5 percent of them used good coping strategies. This study highlighted quality of life of subjects, i.e. 70.3 percent of the subjects had average quality of life, 28.5 percent of them had poor quality life and 1.3 percent of them had good quality of life. This study shows that there is increase in the stress, very poor use of coping strategies and average quality of life among women suffering from chronic diseases. To conclude, the assessment of the stress level will help to know current psychology and the stress level and how to cope with chronic diseases to reduce stress level of women and will help to improve quality of life as well as control and prevent complications.
Assessing the Knowledge and Perception of Risk Factors to Heart Disease in Hypertensive Clients in Pune City
Authors: Sali Anita , Haribhakt Shubhangi
Published: May 2022

This study was undertaken to assess the knowledge and perception of susceptibility to heart disease in hypertensive clients in selected areas of Pune city (Maharashtra). Sample comprised of 150 subjects with hypertension. Non-probability convenient sampling technique was used for sample selection. The data collection tool consisted of three parts: demographic variables, questionnaire on heart disease and perception of heart disease scale. The result showed that only 25 percent participants had good knowledge and 43 percent had poor knowledge regarding heart disease. Mean perception score was 28.3 (SD 5.38). Score range from 16 to 42. Only 18 participants showed higher perception for susceptibility to heart disease in future. The study concludes that though all the participants are known case of hypertension, they do not have adequate knowledge about heart disease and they do not perceive the susceptibility to heart disease. There is a need to impart knowledge and improve risk perception among hypertensive clients.