bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
THE DIRECTOR'S STRATEGY IN BUILDING A THEATER OF MIND ON THE P.O.V. EPISODES OF RADIO FEATURE PROGRAM MINIMAL-IS-ME
Authors: Heriyanto Heriyanto , Negoro Prasasti Dharma Adi
Published: September 2023

Background: The production of this radio feature work  focuses on providing options for young people to overcome financial problems that have an impact on psychology by applying a lifestyle of minimalism, in addition to the history of minimalism and the direct story of people who apply minimalism in everyday life. minimalism lifestyle is one way to overcome  the overconsumption lifestyle  that exists in society.

 

Objective: The purpose of creating this production work was to produce a radio feature work with the title "P.O.V."  episode of "Minimal-is-me" through the application  of Theater of Mind as a director's strategy by maximizing the three elements of radio, namely voice, music and sound effect.

 

Methods: Creation of production works using the methods of stages of creation, pre-production, production, and post-production.

 

Results: The application of fragments in this production can maximize the three elements of radio namely voice, music  and sound effects to bring  the listener's Theater of Mind  to life. so that the listener can feel the characteristics of the radio and can receive the message conveyed well.

 

Conslusion: Feature radio is an excellent program to provide information to listeners because it can be packed with several sub-formats so that the work can be more interesting to listen to. In the Feature program, there are some surprises for the listener because the listener can't guess what will happen next. Featured radio "P.O.V". The episode "Minimal-is-me" discusses the lifestyle of minimalism in society through real cases contained in fragments as well as problem solving through various aspects such as psychology, economics, and how minimalism is beneficial to a person's life
Criminal Threats Against The Injection of Empty Vaccines into the Body Based on Law Number 6 Year 2018 About Health Quarantine
Authors: Dona Rama , Panjaitan Bernat , Siahaan Nimrot
Published: September 2023

Background: Currently, Indonesia has been running for 2 years with the COVID-19 pandemic that has spread to various corners of the country in Indonesia.   The symptoms caused by this virus vary, namely Influenza, shortness of breath, or similar infections such as SARS and MERS.

 

Objective: This study aims to find out and analyze the impact of the Covid-19 Vaccine on the Human Body and know and analyze the criminal provisions for perpetrators of empty vaccinations that are put into the body.

 

Methods: This research belongs to the normative type of research. So it can be known that vaccines are a form of medical intervention to strengthen people's immunity in the midst of a pandemic, besides that it can also be known that the perpetrator of an empty vaccine injection case can be submitted to the court to be able to account for his actions if his actions do not have an element of negligence or negligence.

 

Results: Corona Virus Disease-19 (COVID-19) has a significant impact on all aspects of human life in the world, especially in Indonesia which has a very large area and a large population (around 267 million people) with various professions. Vaccination is the process of administering a vaccine into the body.

 

Conslusion: Based on the explanation above, it can be concluded that vaccines are a form of medical intervention to strengthen people's immunity in the midst of a pandemic.
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CHILD-FRIENDLY SCHOOLS ON THE CHARACTER OF LEARNERS
Authors: Syahroni Syahroni , Sowiyah Sowiyah , Hariri Hasan
Published: September 2023

Background: The effectiveness of child-friendly schools on the character of students attracted the author's interest in conducting a literature review. The implementation of education aims to educate and improve the lives of children in order to become human beings who are faithful, pious, responsible, noble, happy, and prosperous in accordance with human rights. Child-friendly schools as institutions that respect children's right to education, health, protection from violence and discrimination.

 

Objective: This study aims to obtain a theoretical foundation that can be used to support problem solving related to the effectiveness of child-friendly schools on the character of learners.

 

Methods: The research method used is a literature review. This literature review aims to obtain a theoretical foundation that can be used to support problem solving related to the effectiveness of child-friendly schools on the character of students. The results of the study of child-friendly schools show that child-friendly schools have an impact on building positive character for students. Child-friendly schools provide space for students without discrimination to develop their potential and talents in order to realize character education.

 

Results: The results of a study of child-friendly schools showed that child-friendly schools had an impact on building positive character for didi k participants.

 

Conslusion: Child-friendly schools provide space for students without discrimination to develop their potential and talents in order to realize character education. The hope of developing this potential without discrimination is that students have good character to become students who have faith and piety, are critical, creative and responsible.
Implementation of Savings and Loans Business in Village-Owned Enterprises (Bumdes) Based on Government Regulation Number 11 of 2021 Concerning Village-Owned Enterprises
Authors: Pane Iwan , Siregar Muhammad Yusuf , Tampubolon Wahyu Simon
Published: September 2023

Background: The seriousness of the Government in building social welfare is evidenced by the creation of Law Number 6 of 2014 concerning Villages. In the mandate of Law Number 6 of 2014 regarding Villages, the Government has created a program to alleviate poverty. Namely, the establishment of Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMDes) is a village-owned enterprise established by the village government whose capital, the village government, and the community carry out ownership and management. The existence of BUMDes is expected to move the wheels of the economy in the village.

 

Objective: This research belongs to the normative type of research. So it can be known that the implementation of credit agreements with Village-Owned Enterprises (Bumdes) in Indonesia allows economic turnover in villages where there are Village-Owned Enterprises.

 

Method: This research belongs to the normative type of research. So it can be known that the implementation of credit agreements with Village-Owned Enterprises (Bumdes) in Indonesia allows economic turnover in villages where there are Village-Owned Enterprises.

 

Result:  It can be said that the creditor in the credit relationship with the debtor within the time and conditions mutually agreed upon can return or repay the credit in question.

 

Conclusion: Based on the results of research and discussion, the implementation of credit agreements with Village-Owned Enterprises (Bumdes) in general in Indonesia, it is allowed for an increase in economic turnover in villages where there are Village-Owned Enterprises.
Effects of Job Crafting on Job Engagement of College Teachers in Hebei Province, China
Authors: Liu Xiao-Na , Chang Yuan-Cheng
Published: September 2023

Considering job resources of college teachers as a mediating variable, this study analyzed the relationship between job crafting and job engagement and established a model of the mechanism underlying the effects of job crafting on job engagement. This theoretical hypothesis model was empirically validated using 300 valid questionnaires completed by college teachers in Hebei Province, China, who were selected through convenience sampling. Job crafting directly affected job resources, and job resources exerted a direct effect on job engagement. However, job resources played a full mediating role in the relationship between job crafting and job engagement after it was added as a mediating variable.
Urban Renewal Path, Streetscape Enhancement, take green as a Strategy: a case study in Mong Kok
Authors: Ou Zeping , Chow Frank
Published: September 2023

Rapid urbanization and high-density development will continue to reduce people's access to nature, which has aroused people's concern about the quality of urban green spaces. Urban green spaces have been recognized as a vital element in enhancing the overall livability and aesthetics of cities. As an integral component of urban green space, street greening is a commonly employed strategy within streetscape enhancement, with the aim of enhancing the overall appearance and functionality of urban streets. However, strategies for green spaces as a common enhancement method along street environments should be reevaluated. This paper aims to investigate how open spaces can play a crucial role in enhancing street environments and address the challenges of limited public space in high-density cities like Hong Kong. The study is conducted in Mong Kok, in Hong Kong which serves as a unique example of high-density urban streets. In the context of the urban framework from 1950s, Mong Kok's spatial constraints coexists with its continuous and vibrant street facades, giving rise to its unique Mong Kok culture and becoming a distinctive emblem of Hong Kong’s street character. Based on the present situation and challenges of public open space in Hong Kong and the review of international cases, theories and policies, this paper discusses the methods to strategize the shortage of urban public space while improving its quality. As a result, more opportunities will be provided for leisure and social interaction and ultimately enriching the quality and sustainability of public realm as a whole.
La écfrasis como diferencia en “El Aleph” de Borges
Authors: Márquez Joaquín
Published: September 2023

Partiendo de los desarrollos teóricos recientes que reformulan la noción de écfrasis para concebirla como la representación verbal de una representación visual, el trabajo propone una lectura de las cinco escenas de écfrasis que integran “El Aleph” de Borges. Si bien las lecturas críticas sobre este cuento han señalado que el duelo entre Borges y Daneri contrapone dos concepciones de la literatura y de la representación, no se ha reparado en que son las écfrasis el terreno en el que esa disputa tiene lugar y se despliega. En este sentido, se contrastan la escritura de Daneri y de Borges del Aleph en tanto écfrasis y se analizan sus problemas y paradojas. Por un lado, sostenemos que estas écfrasis deben leerse en relación con las otras écfrasis del cuento, lo que permite situarlas como dos respuestas formales de la literatura en el marco de las transformaciones producidas por la modernización. Por otro, planteamos que Borges hace de su écfrasis del Aleph un problema de escritura narrativa. De este modo, su escritura propone una noción de écfrasis como diferencia, que cuestiona su concepción en términos puramente representativos.
Tan lejos del teatro filmado, tan cerca del poema fílmico-teatral. Un día El mar, teatralidades emergentes, construcciones narrativas y nuevas formas de expectar
Authors: Prudencio Juan Carlos
Published: September 2023

No es común entre el llamado “teatro virtual” que una obra escape a la lógica del teatro filmado y que, a la vez, la propuesta no se reduzca a la sensación de visualizar un ensayo fílmico, pero tal es el caso de Un día El mar (2020, 2021) de Ariel Farace, obra escénica realizada exclusivamente para su recepción virtual en vivo. Este trabajo pretende explorar, en la obra citada, cómo la teatralidad y la construcción narrativa se ven afectadas por distintos medios y lenguajes artísticos. Destacan entre estos: el lenguaje cinematográfico-televisivo, la poesía, la radio, el videoarte y, dada su forma relacional en vivo, el teatro. En cuanto a sus recursos, el montaje resalta como una figura clave en la composición visual y narrativa de la pieza, con un uso poco habitual en relación al que vemos usualmente en los discursos audiovisuales. Según nuestra perspectiva, la inclusión de distintos medios y sus respectivos lenguajes permiten a Un día El mar la exploración lúdica y poética de nuevos dispositivos narrativos; a la vez que la pieza escénico-virtual logra un curioso efecto perceptual sobre los espectadores: la atención dispersa.
Metal Metal
Authors: Bazán Claudio
Published: September 2023

METAL METAL es una pieza electroacústica creada en 2022. El material sonoro utilizado en la composición fue grabado durante la pandemia mundial de Covid-19. Aprovechando el aislamiento obligatorio, se realizaron sesiones de improvisación rítmica, tímbrica y textural con latas de aluminio. Estas se registraron con un grabador digital Zoom H4. Los archivos sonoros que quedaron de esas exploraciones e improvisaciones fueron la plataforma para pensar la composición. La estética buscada en esta pieza musical pretende bordear las convenciones del arte sonoro actual, poniendo énfasis en la intensidad expresiva y sensorial.
Codex
Authors: Blanc Leonardo
Published: September 2023

En la era de la Big Data, los caracteres ordenados sistemáticamente nos enseñan nuevas formas de ser, de sociabilidad y también de control y vigilancia total. Codex es el resultado de un largo proceso personal y creativo, cuya forma de expresión es el dibujo abstracto –grafito sobre papel– basado en códigos contemporáneos.
Lost & Found: 138. Rightful home for two Pagiophyllum specimens from Lyme Regis
Authors: Hill C.
Published: September 2023

Amongst the collections of Prof, T.M, Harris who died in may are two specimens of Pagiophyllum peregrinum, almost certainly from the L.Lias of Lyme Regis. Both have numbers written in Indian ink on white paper discs measuring^ brnni. In diameter, nos. 61 and 62. The only other labels are determinations as i-". S^rsgrinum, For no. 61 this is in Harris' hand, for 62 in that of M.W. Kendall. Those specimens appear to have been on loan to Prof. Harris, presumably in the 's xv'hen Miss Mabel W. Kendall was working with him on these Jurassic conifers. There Is no evidence that they were loaned either from the...
Lost & Found: 140. Silvester, Norman L. M.Sc. F.R. Met. Soc.
Authors: Ensom P.C.
Published: September 2023

I was contacted by the daughter of the late Norman 1.. Silvester about a surviving collection of rocks, minerals and fossils made almost entirely by him, A brief visit was made and as a result the following information can be given. Silvester had studied Geology at University. The following papers (geological) were written by him. The Igneous Complex of Y, Foel (sic) Fras, Caernarvonshire. Geol. Mag. LIX, pp. 134-9, 1922. Note on a specimen of Micraster showing unusual features. Geo1. Mag. LXII, pp. 274-7, pi. 1925. Glacial Features in a New Exposure at Finchley. Proc. Geol. Assoc. 37, pp. 102-106. 1926. A89 He was the (or a) curator of Doncaster Museum before...
Lost & Found: 49. Ffarington, Miss Mary Hannah (c. 1815-1888)
Authors: Jusypiw Stephen
Published: September 2023

I only recently read the discussion regarding the Ffarington collection of Pleistocene molluscs in the G.C.G. Newsletter (2(2), 82 & 2(3), 127-128), after coming across the listing in Hancock & Pettitt's (1979) "Collections and collectors in NW England". In the early 'seventies, when I still lived in Preston (before I went to university and during some of the vacations thereafter), I spent some time trying to resurrect the neglected geological collection in the Harris Museum. Unfortunately, although I could make some attempt to clean and sort the material and re-identify and label those specimens I could, time did not allow me to get as far as I would have...
Editorial
Authors: Crowther Peter R.
Published: September 2023

During a long forgotten discussion about progress with Guidelines, towards the end of a marathon meeting of GCG Committee, an idea was born which has since blossomed into the *Thumbs-Up* campaign - officially launched with this issue of the Geological Curator. The initial thinking behind the campaign was set out by Tristram Besterman (Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery) in his discussion document circulated for the 1984 AGM in December at the National Museum of Wales, Cardiff. He explains further what the campaign seeks to achieve on p. 189 , and we have also included an all purpose press release suitable for tailoring to local circumstances as necessary. The *Thumbs-Up* campaign seeks to encourage use by the...
Lost & Found: 155. Upper Liassic crocodiles from the Charles Moore collection
Authors: Pickford Ron
Published: September 2023

Ron Pickford (Geology Museum, Queen Square, Bath BAl 2HP) writes: 'In his article on the Upper Liassic crocodiles from the Moore collection Chris Duffin published a lithograph and two pencil sketches of specimens presumed to be missing from the collection. The specimen consisting of the head and partial postcranial skeleton (Duffin 1979, PI.4, fig.B) had never been 'missing' but was, at the time, on loan to the National Museum of Wales, hence the oversight. This specimen (M 1414) has since been returned to the Bath Geology Museum. The drawing of 'a very strange specimen' (PI.4, fig.A), probably a hind limb, corresponds to a specimen at Wisbech Museum, as pointed out by Monica Price. The specimen figured with...
Lost & Found: 157. Mr and Mrs C.G. Danford (fl.l870s-1890s)
Authors: Crane M.D.
Published: September 2023

In GCG, 4(1), 26 there was a reference to a C.G. Danford (d.l928) of Reighton Hall, and later of Folkestone. T. Sheppard, writing in 1928, described him as 'a keen naturalist and sportsman, and a great traveller'. He added that Danford was at one period 'interested in vineyards in Hungary' and that 'he collected a wealth of folklore and other information relating to Central Europe'. Sheppard also refers to Danford's interest in geology and zoology - he apparently made collections of mammals which were presented to the British Museum. Is this Danford related to the Mr and Mrs C.G. Danford who were the dedicatees of George Maw's monograph of the genus Crocus. (London, 1886)? They travelled...
Lost & Found: 164. Mary Anning (1799-1847) of Lyme Regis
Authors: Torrens H.S.
Published: September 2023

Hugh Torrens (Department of Geology, The University, Keele, Staffs. ST5 5BG) and Sheila Cameron (Pembridge Cottage, Silverton, nr. Exeter, Devon EX5 4JQ) have joined forces to produce a proper, hopefuUy scholarly, biography of this pioneer fossil collector and commercial dealer in the fossils of the Dorset Coast. They are particularly anxious to locate manuscripts (already over thirty letters have been traced in Britain, Canada and New Zealand), and news of any relevant material would be much appreciated by H.S.T. They are equally interested to learn of surviving Anning specimens which can be traced in present or former museum collections....
Out of Pocket Expenditure and Utilization of Government Financial Assistance Among Women Who Had Institutional Delivery in An Urban Slum of Telangana, India
Authors: Varma Pavani , Mohandas Anu , Siddu Anushruthi  , Nagalla Balakrishna  , Pattnaik Snigdha , Mathai Dilip , Das Biranchi Narayan
Published: September 2023

Background: Out of Pocket Expenditure (OOPE) are expenditures directly made by households at the point of receiving health care. In Telangana State the average OOPE per delivery in public health facility is Rs. 3846. The study helps to know the OOPE among mothers undergoing institutional deliveries and emphasise on the expenditure even after utilising the government financial assistance.
Objectives: To estimate the OOPE among women undergoing institutional delivery and to find its association with government financial assistance utilization and socio-demographic factors.
Methodology: A community based cross sectional study was done among 200 mothers who delivered recently residing in an urban slum under our health and training centre. Ethical clearance was taken before the conduct of study.
Results: The median direct out of pocket expenditure among mothers in our study was Rs.500 i.e., 6.6 $ (0 to 1600). OOPE was present among 68.5% of mothers. Availability of government financial assistance, age and occupation of the mother and type of delivery was found to be significantly associated with p value <0.05.
Conclusion: The financial assistance definitely reduced the burden of OOPE among the mothers. The implementation of such schemes is important and needs to be evaluated time to time to ensure proper reach of its benefits to the community.
Determinants of Stress and Coping Mechanisms Adopted among Medical Undergraduate Students in Coastal Karnataka, India: A Cross-Sectional Study
Authors: Pai Divya Venkatesh , Sanjay Kini B  , Kumar Shishir , Muthukumar R  , Vinu E  , Sandesh Kini B  , Singh Manveer
Published: September 2023

Background: The progressively worsening performance of students in classroom, the health problems induced due to stress, below average academic accomplishments of students in classroom and in hospital postings is directly attributable to the tremendous stress, medical students undergo during their course to become future doctors of the country. We conducted this research survey to find out the magnitude of stress as perceived by medical undergraduate students and to measure the association of such stress with various factors which may influence it.
Methodology: About 612 students studying in private medical colleges in Mangalore from first year to final year were interviewed after obtaining their informed consent. The data collection tool used for this study consisted of a pre-designed questionnaire which contained social and demographic variables of study participants and a perceived stress scale developed by Cohen et al.
Results: The immenseness of curriculum which was the academic stressor that was cited, financial and family issues were psychological stressors and accommodation which was the environmental stressor were some of the significant factors contributing towards perceived stress.
Conclusion: Only one of the coping strategies adopted by students was found to be significantly associated with perceived stress.
Tuberculosis Elimination: Implications and Challenges
Authors: Salama Rasha Aziz , Rizk Nihal Amir
Published: September 2023

Background: Tuberculosis elimination remains a significant global health challenge, despite the efforts made by governments and international organizations to control and eliminate the disease. The study objectives were to explore the global TB control efforts and highlight the possible challenges and implications in the way to TB elimination. Recommendations to add momentum to current health care efforts were also outlined.
Methods: Relevant works of literature were retrieved from different journals and web pages. The electronic databases were searched using the key.
Results: A review of the progress made over the past years in the control of TB has shown that the goal of TB elimination has not yet been achieved. The high burden of TB, limited access to TB diagnosis and treatment, drug-resistant TB, weak health systems particularly in low- and middle-income countries, socioeconomic factors, and lack of political commitment and resources are among the major challenges that have hindered the successful elimination of tuberculosis.
Conclusions: a sustained and coordinated effort from governments, private sector, international organizations, and other stakeholders, including increased funding, political commitment, and a focus on addressing the root causes of TB transmission and disease burden are required to address these challenges.
Impactul ambalajelor cu atmosferă modificată asupra concentrației de CO2 și O2 în perioada post-recoltare la două soiuri de cireșe
Authors: LOZAN Andrei
Published: September 2023

Sweet cherry fruits are considered to be highly perishable, with a short shelf life and very often cannot reach the final consumer at optimum quality after a longer period of transportation. In this research, four types of modified atmosphere packages were studied related to gas concentration dynamics during the post-harvest period to maintain fruit quality in Kordia and Regina varieties grafted on Gisela 5 rootstock. To determine the effectiveness of modified atmosphere packaging in contrast to normal atmosphere the following experiment was carried out: V1 - normal atmosphere (control); V2 - Trendlife; V3 - Decco; V4 - ESL; V5 - Xtend. Sweet cherries were stored for 42 days at the temperature of -0.5°C. At intervals of 0; 2; 4; 5 and 6 weeks after storage, the CO2 and O2 concentrations were determined using the gas analyzer for CO2 and O2 (Gas Analyzer Avi-Gas, TEXA, Poland). The results were compared to the control variant. Modified atmosphere packages had a positive effect on CO2 and O2 concentrations during storage. The concentration of carbon dioxide increased significantly and the concentration of oxygen decreased, which created favourable conditions for extending the storage life of sweet cherries. The most rational CO2 and O2 concentrations were in the variants where sweet cherries were stored in Decco and Xtend packages.
Diversity of hopper species (Hemiptera: Auchenorrhyncha) in the vineyards established in Congaz village, Comrat district, Republic of Moldova
Authors: GROZDEVA Svetlana , DERJANSCHI Valeriu , MIHAILOV Irina
Published: September 2023

The paper presents the results of the monitoring of the hopper fauna in the vineyards established in Congaz village, Comrat district, Republic of Moldova. The observations were carried out from May to October 2022; as a result, there were detected 27 hopper species in the vineyard. Most of the species belong to the family Cicadellidae – 21 species, also there were identified members of families Membracidae – 1 species, Cixiidae – 4, Issidae – 1. Four out of those species are adventive imported from Asia (Arboridia kakogawana, Japananus hyalinus) and North America (Scaphoideus titanus, Stictocephala bisonia). Due to the use of the glue traps, there were obtained data on the seasonal dynamics of adventive hopper species and peculiarities of their behavior, as well as a number of potential vineyard pests were identified.
Variability of performance and yield constituents in winter bread wheat accessions
Authors: CHERNOBAI Julia , RIABCHUN Viktor
Published: September 2023

This paper is focused on the study of the performance constituent variability in 104 new winter bread wheat cultivars from 10 countries worldwide, which was carried out in 2016-2019 at the Plant Production Institute named after V.Ya. Yuriev of NAAS of Ukraine. Research results revealed that spike length was the least variable parameter depending on the growing conditions (CV = 2.0–19.2%) and that the following characteristics responded most strongly to changes in the growing conditions: kernel number per spike (CV = 3.5–30.6%), spike weight (CV = 2.3–47.1%), and kernel weight per spike (CV = 1.2–55.1%). According to the variability degree, it was established that cv. Ladyzhynka, Polianka, and Apertus were most responsive to changes in the growing conditions, while cv. Dobirna, Darynka Kyivska, MIP Asol, and Cappelle Desprez were stable in terms of expression of the performance constituents and yield.
Enhancing Strawberry Harvesting Efficiency through Yolo-v7 Object Detection Assessment
Authors: NERGİZ Mehmet
Published: September 2023

Strawberry fruits which are rich in vitamin A and carotenoids offer benefits for maintaining healthy epithelial tissues and promoting maturity and growth. The intensive cultivation and swift maturation of strawberries make them susceptible to premature harvesting, leading to spoilage and financial losses for farmers. This underscores the need for an automated detection method to monitor strawberry development and accurately identify growth phases of fruits. To address this challenge, a dataset called Strawberry-DS, comprising 247 images captured in a greenhouse at the Agricultural Research Center in Giza, Egypt, is utilized in this research. The images of the dataset encompass various viewpoints, including top and angled perspectives, and illustrate six distinct growth phases: "green", “red”, "white", "turning", "early-turning" and "late-turning". This study employs the Yolo-v7 approach for object detection, enabling the recognition and classification of strawberries in different growth phases. The achieved mAP@.5 values for the growth phases are as follows: 0.37 for "green," 0.335 for "white," 0.505 for "early-turning," 1.0 for "turning," 0.337 for "late-turning," and 0.804 for "red". The comprehensive performance outcomes across all classes are as follows: precision at 0.792, recall at 0.575, mAP@.5 at 0.558, and mAP@.5:.95 at 0.46. Notably, these results show the efficacy of the proposed research, both in terms of performance evaluation and visual assessment, even when dealing with distracting scenarios involving imbalanced label distributions and unclear labeling of developmental phases of the fruits. This research article yields advantages such as achieving reasonable and reliable identification of strawberries, even when operating in real-time scenarios which also leads to a decrease in expenses associated with human labor.
Mississippi Career and Technical Education Teachers’ Perception Toward
Implementing a Food Science Toolkit Designed to Increase Food Science Curriculum Use in
Mississippi
Authors: Hendrix Jasmine D , Schilling Wes , Downey Laura H , Campbell Yan , White Shecoya
Published: September 2023

A pilot test implementing a food science toolkit designed
to increase student awareness, interest, and knowledge of food science academic and
career pathways in Mississippi Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses was
conducted to determine teachers’ perceptions of the food science education resources.
After implementing the food science toolkit in their CTE course, four teachers
individually participated in a semi-structured interview to capture each teacher’s
detailed experience implementing the food science toolkit. The results of this study
revealed that teachers are interested in teaching food science at the secondary
education level to increase student knowledge of food science and enhance student
performance at the FFA food science career development event. Teachers also revealed
their positive experience implementing the food science toolkit and their intentions to
continue to use the food science toolkit in their CTE courses to further increase their
exposure to food science competencies. Teachers perceived that the food science toolkit
increased student exposure to, engagement in, and interest in food science academic and
career pathways, which encourages students to select and pursue a career in food
science.
Organizational Leader’s Leadership Competencies Assessment Technique
Authors: Windon Suzanna R. , Awan Mariah k. Stollar
Published: September 2023

We developed a three-phase assessment technique to define
Extension administrators’ leadership competencies. The new three-phase leadership
assessment technique can help maximize the individual’s contributions, foster creative
small group discussion, and share group vision. However, this tool could be applied to
groups of 9-12. Our technique can be implemented within Extension and other
organizations to determine future leadership skills needed among top organizational
leaders.
Enhancing Production Efficiency and Farm Profitability Through Innovative
Extension Programming
Authors: Conner Nathan W. , Stockton Matt , Rudnick Daran , Burr Charles , Burford Tessa
Published: September 2023

Cooperative Extension strives to provide agricultural
producers with non-formal educational opportunities designed to positively impact
agriculture (NIFA, 2021). Therefore, a team of Extension professionals at the University
of Nebraska – Lincoln developed and facilitate an ongoing professional development
program designed to enhance the engagement of agricultural producers in farm management,
especially in the areas of input use efficiency and profitability. Andragogy was used as
the framework to help ensure the Testing Agricultural Performance Solutions (TAPS)
program provided agricultural producers with non-formal education that aligned with
andragogical principles. Knowles (1980) refers to andragogy as the “art and science of
helping adults learn” (p. 45) and his assumptions of andragogy include: 1) Learner’s
need to know, 2) Self-Concept of the learner, 3) Prior experience of the learner, 4)
Readiness to learn, 5) Orientation to learning, and 6) Motivation to learn (Knowles,
1998, as cited in Knowles et al., 2015, p. 6). The TAPS program uses the assumptions of
andragogy (Knowles, 1998, as cited in Knowles et al., 2015) to provide a common platform
for experiential and peer-to-peer learning that includes the involvement of university
researchers, extension specialists, and industry personnel.
Evaluation of Recipes for Life Nutrition Education Program for
Fifth-Grade Students
Authors: Adedokun Omolola A. , Najor Jean M , Plonski Paula , Jenkins-Howard S. Brooke , Durr Anna Caroline , Walters Jackie
Published: September 2023

Emerging research indicates that chronic illnesses
exacerbated by obesity begin in childhood. While research continues to show that
consumption of fruits and vegetables can lower rates of obesity, children in the United
States often fall short of consuming the recommended daily intake of fruits and
vegetables. Youth nutrition education and cooking education programs have emerged as
proven strategies for promoting youth consumption of fruit and vegetables, and other
factors (e.g., nutrition knowledge, food-related behaviors, food preferences, attitude
toward cooking, and cooking self-efficacy) that mediate youth consumption of fruits and
vegetables. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the impact of the Recipes for Life
program, a field-trip-based nutrition education program, on fifth-grade students.
Results showed that the program elicited pre-post improvements in students’ content
knowledge, cooking self-efficacy, and cooking attitudes.
Penentuan Tingkat Kemiskinan Masyarakat Menggunakan Metode MOORA
Authors: Rizalitaher Alif Saum , Bisri Cholil
Published: September 2023

Permasalahan kemiskinan sangat sulit di atasi karena sulitnya pemerintah menentukan masyarakat mana yang termasuk dalam kategori miskin. Pemerintah terus berupaya untuk mengatasi permasalahan kemiskinan yang terjadi di Indonesia khususnya di pedesaan. Oleh karena itu tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk menciptakan suatu sistem pendukung keputusan yang dapat membantu mempermudah dalam memilih dan menentukan tingkat kemiskinan. Metode moora merupakan cara yang tepat untuk mengatasi hal tersebut untuk mengetahui tingkat kemiskinan. Dimana prosesnya dengan memasukkan kriteria dan data alternatif ke dalam suatu sistem. Jadi sistem akan menghitung secara otomatis. Kemudian akan muncul data hasil perhitungan dari data yang nilainya paling rendah hingga yang paling tinggi. Diketahui hasil tersebut menggunakan 25 data alternatif dan 5 kriteria. Sehingga dapat diketahui hasil tersebut dengan data rangking sebagai nilai akhirnya. Hasil dari penelitian ini terdapat 10 data dalam kondisi kurang mampu dan 15 data dalam keadaan mampu, dengan peringkat 1 diperoleh dengan nilai 4,25 dan peringkat 25 dengan nilai 5,05.
La figura del mediador entre distintas sociedades con ciencias, tecnologías o tecnociencias
Authors: Ramírez Solís Mónica B.
Published: September 2023

Para una sociedad con aspiración democrática en el contexto de la llamada sociedad de conocimiento, es necesario construir una cultura de ciencia, tecnología y tecnociencia, y lograr equidad epistémica. Para ello es elemento primordial que cada una de las esferas de la sociedad participen de la reflexión acerca de la naturaleza de la ciencia y la tecnología, sobre su importancia, sus efectos y, en la toma de decisiones sobre la mejor manera de aprovechar esos conocimientos para las sociedades y para la naturaleza. La comunicación tiene un papel fundamental a través de la difusión y la divulgación, sin embargo, se requiere avanzar de modo distinto y con un alcance mayor, de ahí la propuesta de la figura del mediador el cual tiene una función bidireccional entre las distintas sociedades o grupos sociales y los científicos y tecnólogos, por medio de instituciones con la idea primordial de encontrar conjuntamente soluciones a problemas locales.
Un marco para el análisis conceptual de las ideologías partidarias. El caso del Partido Revolucionario Institucional (1929-2018)
Authors: Ramírez Hernández Miguel Ángel , Contreras Alcántara Javier
Published: September 2023

El presente artículo tiene el objetivo de desarrollar un marco de análisis para el estudio de las ideologías partidarias. Se postula que las ideologías partidarias pueden ser expresadas como un entramado conceptual institucionalizado que estructura el comportamiento discursivo de los actores organizacionales a través del tiempo. Este marco establece que el análisis de la forma y contenido de las ideologías partidarias puede realizarse mediante la descripción de tres categorías conceptuales centrales: 1) partido, 2) nación y 3) oposición. Para sustentar teóricamente este marco se combinan los aportes de los
estudios organizacionales sobre los partidos políticos, el nuevo institucionalismo y el enfoque conceptual de las ideologías partidarias. Para sustentar empíricamente este marco se observa el desarrollo de las categorías conceptuales propuestas en el caso del Partido Revolucionario Institucional (PRI) durante el periodo 1929-2018.
Organicismo y la configuración compleja del territorio
Authors: García Corzo Luís Alejandro
Published: September 2023

El presente artículo centra su perspectiva en la emergencia de configurar los territorios desde el organicismo, esto es, desde múltiples interacciones que es necesario considerar al habitar los espacios que comparten distintos organismos. En tal sentido, la manera como la triada urbano-rural-natural ha afectado la interacción ética y sistémica entre los seres y organismos que los habitan, así como reconocer los territorios como tramas sistémicos que, en nuestros tiempos, pueden actuar en recomponer estos ambientes, a pesar de las alteraciones que realizan los seres humanos a otros organismos vivos y a su ambiente en general. Treinta años de implementación del modelo de ordenamiento, así como cerca de una centuria del modelo de desarrollo, tanto en los espacios urbanos como rurales y naturales, han mostrado la urgente necesidad de reorientar la forma en que los territorios deben ser configurados, esto implica buscar estructuras diferentes que posibiliten integrar las formas de vida, su organización y regulación.
Pasión amorosa y militancia sindical de la vanguardia roja en Jalisco. Graciela Amador y David Alfaro Siqueiros, los años veinte
Authors: Oikión  Solano Veronica
Published: September 2023

En la historiografía se ha documentado la labor sindical del joven pintor muralista David Alfaro Siqueiros para aglutinar a la fuerza trabajadora en Jalisco a instancias de las directrices del Partido Comunista Mexicano (PCM). Empero, muy poco o casi nada se sabe que, al lado de Alfaro Siqueiros, Graciela (Gachita) Amador Sandoval, su primera esposa, realizó un activismo extraordinario con tintes feministas y culturales.
Implementasi Model Project based learning Sebagai Upaya Mengembangkan Multiple Intelligences Siswa
Authors: Muhammad Romli  , Ficky Dewi Ixfina
Published: September 2023

This research is motivated by the statement that every human being has multiple intelligences called multiple intelligences, meaning that every human being has their own superior intelligence. This intelligence should be developed in schools. Unfortunately, not all teachers know the right method to develop this intelligence. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to find out what aspects of multiple intelligences develop during the implementation of project based learning at MI Al Fithrah Surabaya and the implications of implementing project based learning. The implementation of Project based learning learning is only limited to gadget addiction material which is carried out in class 3C MI Al Fithrah Surabaya. The research approach used is descriptive qualitative with the case study method. The instruments used were observation, interviews and documentation. The results showed that during the implementation of project based learning learning all aspects of students' multiple intelligences developed, namely logical mathematical intelligence, linguistic intelligence, kinesthetic intelligence, musical intelligence, interpersonal intelligence, intrapersonal intelligence, naturalist intelligence, visual spatial, except for existential intelligence which was not develop. Mathematical logical intelligence and linguistic intelligence can develop very well. In addition, the impact of the implementation of the project based learning learning model is that there are five products produced by students, namely: Madasi Medicine (Siri Leaf Eyes), Gadget Addiction Danger Videos, Puppet Games, Wormat (Tomato Carrots), Gadget Diet Benefit Posters, as well as increased academic and non-academic achievements of students.
Unsupervised Creation of Semantic Graphs to Navigate Intangible Cultural Heritage Using Transformers
Authors: Teresa Artese Maria , Gagliardi Isabella
Published: September 2023

The success of cultural heritage archives depends on their ease of use and navigation. A simple and intuitive user interface can improve accessibility and inclusiveness. This paper presents a new approach to create semantic graphs from archive contents. The resulting graphical representation allows users to explore and navigate the data in new and intuitive ways.
Representing and Creating 3D Bobbin Lace
Authors: Agrain Julie , Poulain Antoine , Albouy-Kissi Adélaïde
Published: September 2023

This article presents a new method for designing 3D bobbin lace patterns that addresses the lack of specifications and difficulties faced by novice users when using conventional pictorial symbol patterns. The methodology presented demonstrates the feasibility and potential for preserving traditional techniques, exploring new possibilities and advancing the field.
Personalization Approaches for Cultural Heritage Study
Authors: Mitreva Emanuela , Nikolova Alexandra , Georgiev Vladimir , Gigova Ani
Published: September 2023

In this paper, we review different approaches of providing personalization for cultural heritage content – several static and adaptive approaches, and recommendation systems. The purpose of our research is to compare these methods, evaluate their feasibility for certain types of applications in the field. We outline the needs for personalized experience involving cultural heritage content and describe how those needs are addressed by the different approaches, and point the challenges, benefits, and disadvantages of each of these methods.
Regional Academic Centers and Their Role for Digitalization of the Cultural and Historical Heritage of the Black Sea Region
Authors: Turmanova Sevdalina
Published: September 2023

Regional academic centers in the country create opportunities for applying an interdisciplinary approach in research, education and, above all, effective applied results serving business, municipal and national management organizations and institutions. One of the main activities of the Association "Regional
Academic Center of Bulgarian Academy of Sciences" in Burgas is participation in the development of methods and technologies for digitalization of the cultural and historical heritage of the Black Sea region. The outsourced unit of the Institute of Mathematics and Informatics of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences carries out digitization activities of the cultural and scientific heritage of the region, having so far participated in activities to create digital libraries for the iconic collection of the Burgas History Museum and for the collections of the Regional
Library "Peyo Yavorov" Burgas.
Usage of Digitised Scientific Resources in Educational Institutions
Authors: Todorov Todor , Vela Pajtim
Published: September 2023

Over the years studies of scientific publications were on the rise and controlling their content and references was almost impossible. With the provision of platforms like Scopus, Web of Science, and other science databases, this became much easier due to indexation and citation mechanisms incorporated in these databases. In the paper is made an overview of some popular scientific databases. The accessibility of the platforms to people with visual disabilities is investigated. Also, results from scientific research about application of scientific resources and databases in Kosovo’s education institutions are presented.
Storytelling and Gaming Tools for Easy Immersive Fruition of Intangible Heritage
Authors: Teresa Artese Maria , Gagliardi Isabella , Fortunati Mattia , Pasciuto Tiziana
Published: September 2023

Transmission and preservation are key aspects of intangible heritage, so new communication strategies are crucial to reach a wider audience. The aim of this work is to apply digital storytelling tools and games to disseminate heritage and help people to discover it, by developing challenges and adventures based on the resources retrieved from Querylab's ICH Discovery section.
Fostering the Development and Implementation of Digital Learning Strategies for Digitization in Schools
Authors: Monova-Zheleva Mariya , Zhelev Yanislav , Tramonti Michela , M. Dochshanov Alden
Published: September 2023

In today's fast-paced and rapidly changing world, teachers must continually update their skills and competencies to meet the new requirements of education. As new technologies and teaching methodologies emerge, teachers need to stay abreast of these changes to be effective in the classroom.The paper discusses an approach for improvement of skills and competencies of the adult educators across Europe on how to use digital tools, digital content libraries and technology-enhanced methods, among them the “Episodes of Situated Learning”, to ensure engaging and meaningful virtual instruction in inclusive settings.
Aquae Calidae - New Museum Exposition Based on Various Digitalization Methods
Authors: Stewart Radovesta
Published: September 2023

This paper aims to present a comprehensive overview of the new interactive exposition centre at Aquae Calidae, Burgas, Bulgaria, which was opened in 2022. Innovative technologies for digitalization and presentation of cultural heritage have been incorporated into the centre to provide visitors with a captivating journey through time and immersive experiences. The focus is on the utilization of the famous historical place into a modern tourist complex with a replica of a Roman bath with hot mineral water and an interactive museum with room featuring 3D mapping to transport visitors to different historical eras, 3D glasses for virtual reality (VR) displaying the digitalized objects and representation of the ancient baths interior, interactive floor games utilizing authentic artifacts, and a photo challenge that captures the visitors in four time periods. By exploring the implementation and impact of these technologies, this paper seeks to highlight the significance of such interactive experiences in promoting cultural appreciation, education and tourism.
Workshop "Promoting the Green Transition through University Education on Green Standards"
Authors: Zhelev Yanislav , Monova-Zheleva Mariya , Sabotinova Diana
Published: September 2023

The seminar " Promoting the Green Transition via University Education with Green Standards " presents the approach and concept of the international project Boosting the Green Future via University Micro-Credentials (B-Green-
ED) , funded by the Erasmus+ program KA220-HED - Cooperation partnerships in higher education, aiming to contribute to the achievement of the sustainable, green and digital goals of the European Union by providing innovative university micro-credentials related to environmental and management standards to improve the digital and green capabilities of the higher education sector. Some findings and results of the B-Green-ED research conducted in four EU countries -
Bulgaria, Lithuania, Spain, and Romania are presented.