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Enhancement of Potato Shelf Life: Role of Pre-Harvest Potassium Application
Authors: Alam Zakaria , Hoque Md. Azizul , Akter Sanjida , Islam Md. Mazadul , Biswas Avijit
Published: May 2019

An experiment was conducted at the research field in Gazipur, Bangladesh during winter season of 2014-2015 to determine the effect of different potash fertilizer rates as pre-harvest application viz. K1 (0 kg-K2O/ha), K2  (150 kg-K2O/ha), K3  (175 kg-K2O/ha) and K4  (200 kg-K2O/ha) on storability of different potato varieties (V1= Cardinal, V2=Courage, V3=Diamant, V4=Granola) under natural condition. The potato tubers were stored in a well ventilated room of day and night temperature of (25-30°C) and (20-25°C), respectively. Result revealed that after 135 days of storage, lowest cumulative weight loss was recorded in Granola (12.66%) followed by Courage (21.50%), Diamant (30.84%) and Cardinal (30.84%). The cumulative weight loss was minimum (10.66%) in Granola variety after 135 days of natural storage where the pre-harvest potassium application rate was @ 200 kg-K2O/ha.
Design Instrucional Focado na Aprendizagem Situada: um Estudo de Caso
Authors: Da Silva Hellen Corrêa , De-Carvalho Plauto Simão , Siqueira Joyce , Miranda Sabrina do Couto de
Published: May 2019

Este artigo tem como objetivo principal validar o desenho instrucional aplicado ao curso a distância de Tutoria em EaD, ofertado pela Universidade Estadual de Goiás: UEG, por meio do Programa Anual de Capacitação Continuada, nos anos de 2015 e 2016. Para tanto, foi realizado um estudo de caso com vistas a descrever as principais características desse desenho instrucional, com foco na aprendizagem situada, e a dispor das opiniões dos 314 concluintes do curso, obtidas por meio de questionário online. Como resultado, identificou-se que o desenho instrucional foi satisfatoriamente avaliado pelos alunos. Estes avaliaram o curso, como um todo, com nota média 9; o que surpreendeu pelos altos índices de aprovação em todos os pontos avaliados. As estratégias de design desse curso podem nortear os moldes de outros cursos que se enquadrem na mesma linha.
Palavras-chave: Educação a distância. Capacitação continuada. Tutoria.
In-Service English Teacher’s Perceptions of Reflective Teacher Diary to Promote Professional Development
Authors: Azizah Umu Arifatul , Nurkamto Joko , Drajati Nur Arifah , Tosriadi Tosriadi
Published: May 2019

To be a professional, teacher as a learner must continuously increase the experiences and knowledge with aiming at earning or maintaining the academic quality. Automatically, a teacher needs to apply particular technique or strategy and utilize a certain tool to meet the standards of excellence in teaching. Thus, reflection is considerable as one of the indispensable strategies that can be applied to lead teacher’s practice becomes more qualified. Reflection in teaching essentially refers the opportunity of educators to think back critically after teaching students. Several previous studies have been conducted to examine the effectiveness of teacher journal in the education field. However, only a few studies investigated teacher’s perceptions toward the use of teacher’s journal. Correspondingly, this study was set in Indonesia and involved an English teacher of Junior High to fulfill the gap. It aimed at determining the components reflected from teacher diary. In order to investigate the research questions, the researcher made open-ended questionnaire related to teacher’s experiences in utilizing teacher journal, then continued by in depth-interview to confirm and explore further the teacher’s answer. Thus, this study used qualitative method since it was considered as the proper design to conduct this research. Ultimately, Interactive Model was used to analyze the data. The researcher concluded that teacher’s diary or teacher’s journal has a valuable contribution for English teacher to be more skilled and professional to help students in mastering English skills and more well-prepared for the next English teaching.
Steel Joint Consortium (Iran, Afghanistan, Russia, China, India and Germany) in Herat, and the Economic, Political and Security Impacts in the Region, by Futuristic Approach with an Emphasis on SWOT
Authors: Tavakoli Roody Amir , Sadra Javanshiri Amir
Published: May 2019

Geopolitical weight has a direct relationship with the geopolitical prestige of the country in the global and regional system, which can increase the dignity and public reputation of the country among other larger, equal or smaller countries. The more credibility and dignity increases, the more provide new opportunities for visible or invisible power, to objectively and subjectively influence processes, decisions, actions and behaviors at different local, regional and global scales. The geopolitical position of eastern Iran, due to its proximity to the countries of central Asia and Afghanistan and its access to high-energy resources; its domination on the world's most important energy and commodity transfer pathways; the strategic location for the land locked countries in Central Asia, Caucasus and Afghanistan to access free waters, connecting China and the countries of Southeast Asia to Europe; and the formation of the KhafHerat-China triangle and the region as a gateway for east of the country. The formation of this consortium between relevant countries, particularly five powerful countries in the steel industry in Herat can be considered as a factor in the emergence of Iran's geopolitical power and expanding Iran's influence in the region and Central Asia. Generally, the presence of regional and trans-regional economic powers and the convergence of these countries in the formation of a joint consortium can create a massive geopolitical weight to prevent US threats .Although, this project shows a clear horizon, but there are definitely problems with this process to assess the strengths, weaknesses, threats and opportunities of the swot model, to better recognize the partnership environment. The research method in this paper is descriptiveanalytical and data collection is based on documentary-library method. In this research quantitative and qualitative resources are simultaneously used relative to the problem under discussion which is called mixed research method.
Language Errors on Turn Taking “The Space between Us” Movie: Overviewed Within Translation Studies
Authors: Zaman Mochamad Nuruz
Published: May 2019

Either society or education areas teaches to have good communication for building interpersonal skills up. Everyone has the capacity to understand something new, either well comprehension or worst understanding. Worst understanding makes language errors when interactions are done by someone in the first meeting and they do not know before it because of distance area. “The Space between Us” movie delivers the love-adventure story. They are so many missing conversations. As the moviegoer must be focused on subtitle in order to enjoy well the movie. Indonesia subtitle and English conversation on the movie still have overlapping understanding in translation. Translations hereby consist of the source language (English conversation) and target language (Indonesia subtitle). These research gap above is formulated in research question by how language errors happened in that movie and their effects on translation quality which is deepest analyzed by translation studies through pragmatics approach. The research goal is to expand language errors and their translation qualities. The research is studied by embedded research in qualitative design. The research locations consist of setting, participant, and event as focused determined boundary. Sources of data are “The Space between Us” movie and informant (translation quality rater). The sampling is criterion-based sampling. Data collection techniques use content analysis. Data validation applies data source and method triangulation. Data analysis delivers domain, taxonomy, componential, and cultural theme analysis. Data findings on the language errors happened in the movie are referential, register, society, textual, receptive, expressive, analogical, and local. Data discussions on their effects on translation quality are concentrated by translation techniques on their data findings, they are a description, amplification, established equivalence, transposition, and adaptation
The Relationship between Scientific Approach and Science Teacher Interpersonal Interaction with Student Learning Outcomes in Junior High School
Authors: Saputri Arnita Cahya
Published: May 2019

Student learning outcomes are influenced by many factors. Two of those factors are learning approach and teacher interpersonal interaction. This research aimed to analyze the correlation of scientific approach and teacher interpersonal interaction with science learning outcomes in cognitive, affective, and psychomotor abilities. This research was a correlational study. The subjects of this research were 96 students in eight grade and a science teacher at Nine Junior High School of Semarang. Data was collected using scientific approach questionnaire, Questionnaire on Teacher Interaction (QTI) in Australian Version, the observation sheet, and documentation sheets of learning tools and student learning outcomes. The results of correlation and regression test showed that there was a correlation between scientific approach and science teacher interpersonal interaction with science learning outcomes in cognitive as indicated by 0.713 correlation coefficient (r) and 0.509 determination coefficient (r2), psychomotor as indicated by r= 0.703 and r2= 0.495 and affective as indicated by r= 0.649 and r2= 0.412. From these results, it could be concluded that there was a strong and positive correlation between the scientific approach and science teacher interpersonal interaction with student learning outcomes in cognitive, affective, and psychomotor abilities.
Factors Affecting New Graduate Entrepreneurial Intention: An Empirical Study of the Unemployed Graduates in Nigeria
Authors: Kalabeke Wisdom
Published: May 2019

The current research examined the effect of Startup capital, Educational system and Culture on entrepreneurial intention among fresh graduate in Nigeria. The data were collected from Graduates and undergraduate’s students in the University of Lagos, Kaduna State University, Abia State University, University of Calabar and Niger Delta University, 250 questionnaires were distributed and 180 responses were collected and analyzed. The findings confirmed the strong positive relationship between variables of the study. Startup Capital/Infrastructure, Education and Cultural Factor account for 58% of the variance in Entrepreneurial intention. The study hopes to help academicians and curriculum planners to be mindful of entrepreneurship when drafting and implementing curriculum to motivate student accumulate intentions to start a business.
A review on Notarial Deed Restriction Regulation based on Law on Office of Notary Public
Authors: Adinugraha Calvin Oktaviano , Sudarwanto Albertus Sentot , Amiruddin Novendri
Published: May 2019

The present study aimed to review the Regulation of Central Honorary Council of Indonesian Notary Association no. 1of 2017 regarding Fairness Limit of Number of Permanent Deed (Per.DKP No.1/2017) from the perspective of Law on Office of Notary Public. This study was classified as normative juridical legal study and was implemented by using statute approach. The legal material used for this study were books, journals, and the findings of the previous study that are supported by the interviews to the Notary Honorary Council. The data collection was done through literature study and interviews. The data were analyzed by using deductive reasoning. The finding of the study and discussion found that Per.DKP No.1/2017 that restricting notary’ authority contradicts against notary’ obligation to accommodate the parties’ concern as it is stated in the law of Office of Notary Public. Besides, the sanction imposed for the violation against this regulation is limited only in becoming the object of investigation of Notary Honorary Council.
Early Marriage in Jebres Sub District of Surakarta City
Authors: Erwinsyah Erwinsyah , Demartoto Argyo , Supriyadi Supriyadi
Published: May 2019

This research aimed to describe early marriage in Jebres Sub District, Surakarta City. This study was a descriptive qualitative research on the people in Jebres Sub District, Surakarta City. The informants consisted of Lurah (Village Head), chairperson of PKK (Family Welfare Empowerment), Religion Figure, Public Figure, Youth Figure, Marriage Registering Officer, Rw Chief, Rt Chief,, Chairperson of Religion Affairs Office of Jebres Sub District, and Chairperson of Religion Ministry of Surakarta City. Data was collected through observation, in-depth interview, and documentation. Data analysis was carried out using data reduction, data display, and conclusion drawing. The result of research showed that early marriage was conducted due to instrumental rational action value rational action, affective action, traditional action, in the form of focusing on working to support family as the form of responsibility to family after married as family and environment consider that early marriage is a way out of sin due to free sex among adolescents, biological impulse of sexual need thereby having sexual intercourse before marriage leading to pregnancy. Family made early marriage the solution to the problem of pregnancy before marriage.
Juridical Study on the Corporate Criminal Liabilities for Money Laundering Criminal Action with the Defendant Labora Sitorus (A Study on the Decision on Appeal Number: 1081 K/Pid.Sus/2014)
Authors: Rahmadita Lintang Jendro , Supanto Supanto , Novianto Widodo Tresno
Published: May 2019

Corporate Crime nowadays is not only committed by people who are in the organization structure but also by people who are not listed in the organization. Based on the Decree no.1081K/PID. SUS/2014, Supreme Court provides an interpretation on the corporate director outside the organization’ structure. Supreme court subjected punishment against LS since he was considered as the corporate controller, although he is not listed on the organizational structure. The problem with LS as the personnel of Corporate manager although he was not listed on the organization structure is by the evidence that all money from the selling and shipping transaction of illegal oil fuel comes in LS’ bank account, and in fact, all the decision making of the corporation is authorized by LS. Whereas, by right, LS did not act as the manager of the corporation. This fact showed that the directing mind and will of that corporation is LS. The management of the corporation such as the boards of the directors are only the “puppets” to commit LS’ criminal act.         Keywords: Punishment, Money Laundering, Corporation
Role of the Shareholders within the Composition of Authentic Deed by the Notary
Authors: Utomo Rinto Nur , Karjoko Lego
Published: May 2019

The legal article provides prescription regarding the role of shareholders within the composition of authentic deed by the Notary. In providing the prescription, the legal article has relied on a normative study with the approach of legal and conceptual research. Then, the source of legal material includes the primary corporation and the secondary corporation. In gathering the data, the library study technique has been implemented. The results of the study show that the legislation provides a role for the shareholders within the composition of authentic deed by the Notary.
Criminal Responsibility of Village Chief In Approving Indigenous Inheritance Necessity Certificate
Authors: Sanjaya Febriyan Yoga , Harahap Burhanudin
Published: May 2019

This paper aims to identify and analyze the legal responsibilities of village heads in passing a certificate of inheritance. This research is normative research. The results of the study found that the village head in the case of ratifying the inheritance certificate inadvertently could violate article 56 of the Criminal Code concerning persons who participate in criminal acts, assist in criminal conduct and may also violate the articles of False Oath and False Statement Article 242 paragraph (1) of the Criminal Code.
Sub-Rosa Selling as a Settlement of Nonperforming Loans Tied to Credit Agreement with Fiduciary Guarantee in PT. Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Limited) Ltd.
Authors: Pradita Shinta Putri , S M. Hudi Asrori
Published: May 2019

This research purpose is to acknowledge problems upon the Warranty Law, especially upon the completion process of the troubled credit upon Sub-Rosa selling with Fiduciary warranty of PT. Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Limited) Ltd. and the risen obstacles upon the troubled credit completion under sub-Rosa with Fiduciary warranty of the PT. Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Limited) Ltd. The research was completed in PT. Bank Rakyat Indonesia (limited) Ltd. with the research subject including Account Officer (AO) of the bank. The research methodology used was Juridical Empirical, which used the fact approach system by executing observation and research on the field, which then evaluated and examined based upon the related regulation. The data used was primary data, which was taken directly from the field by using questioner and interview, and secondary data, which was literature.The data analysis used was analytical Qualitative with deductive concluding. The research results are: 1) Based upon the result, upon the completion of troubled credit if the fiduciary provider was not responsible, BRI executed sub-Rosa selling by asking the debtor to sell the warranty willingly, then gave the result to the bank to complete the loan. The method was considered faster, more effective, and efficient than the method of court settlement. 2) Upon the completion of the troubled credit by using sub-Rosa selling instrument, there were obstacles that delayed the completion.
Translation Quality on Words Containing Spelling, Punctuation and Grammatical Error
Authors: Agriani Trisakti , Nababan M. R. , Djatmika Djatmika
Published: May 2019

This study aims to assess the translation quality in terms of accuracy, acceptability, and readability of words that contain spelling, punctuation and grammatical errors that represent the condition of Autism character in Flowers for Algernon novel by Daniel Keyes using an instrument from Nababan, Nuraeni, and Sumardiono (2012). This research uses qualitative descriptive method. Data collection is done through document analysis, questionnaire, and FGD. From 309 data found in the study, 303 data (98.05%) were accurately translated and 6 data (1.94%) were translated inaccurately. In terms of acceptability, 177 data (57.28%) were acceptable, 126 data (40.77%) were less acceptable and 6 data (1.94%) were unacceptable. While for readability aspect, 285 data (92,23%) were stated to have high readability, 18 data (5.82%) had medium readability and 6 data (1.94%) had low readability. The average score is 2.81. This score indicates the translation has a good quality of accuracy, acceptability, and readability.Keywords: Translation Quality, Spelling Error, Punctuation Error, Grammatical Error
Multilingual Ability as Driving Force behind Global Citizenship: A Preliminary Overview from East Asia
Authors: Dwiyanti Monica
Published: May 2019

Using globalisation as starting point, this writing sees that old conception about identity and in-group feelings have not disappeared despite increasing transnational relations. On the contrary, they often collide with new values and identities that come with globalisation. Amidst these problems, the notions of global citizenship and cultural understanding attempt to provide middle ground. However, global citizenship and cultural understanding are incomplete without multilingual ability. Thus, this writing argues that multilingual ability is an essential driving force behind global citizenship and intercultural understanding. Two reasons are presented to support this main argument: (1) multilingual ability enables people from different nations to interact and communicate; and (2) the process of learning second or third language provides opportunities for learners to understand cultures of the native speakers. The article is structured as follow: (1) introduction; (2) global citizenship and intercultural understanding; (3) the role of multilingual ability; and (4) conclusion. To enrich the discussion, I conducted interviews with 5 students with 4 different nationalities. The interviews highlight the role of multilingual ability to enable communication and to build cultural understanding.
Living together in the European Union?
Authors: Brcic Kuljis Marita
Published: May 2019

The failure of multiculturalism in the EU, confirmed by the key players of the European political scene Merkel, Sarkozy and Cameron (we have seen that only A. Merkel has survived) can be seen as a failure of European Union. Regardless the fact that the policy of multiculturalism has failed, multiculturalism is still, as a living experience of diversity, fact of our daily lives. The political approach to cultural diversity in EU is therefore necessary to change. Today it is not the main question how to live 'with' diversity but how to live 'in' diversity.In this article, we will try to analyze a report Living together. Combining diversity and freedom in 21st-century Europe presented by the Council of Europe in 2011.
Identification of Classroom Physical Environmental for Wheelchair Users in Inclusive Schools
Authors: Ulfa Dwi Arnia , Sunardi Sunardi , Rohmad Zaini
Published: May 2019

This study aims to determine the classroom physical environment of wheelchair users in inclusive schools. This research was conducted in two inclusion schools in Surakarta City. This study used descriptive qualitative method. Data collection is done by interview, observation and documentation. The results showed that some of the things that teachers have done related classroom arrange for wheelchair users are an easy door for wheelchair users, non-slip floors, seating is easy to reach by students, provided ventilation and light enough, and available device have been modified. While the obstacles experienced by wheelchair users are the distance between the table is difficult to pass the wheelchair, difficulty in using modified device, difficulty move in building multi-storey school building and  path to a class that has not been smooth.
Biological Basis of Language: A Case Study of Ameera’s Biological and Language Development
Authors: Permatasari Ardiyani Widya , Kristina Diah , Sumardi Sumardi
Published: May 2019

This paper presents a study about the biological and language development of a baby named Ameera in the age of 12 weeks–20 months. In particular, the study aims to find what stages of language acquisition are and how the process of the biological and language development of Ameera run. This is a case study and uses sample of convenience to choose one participant who is accessible and can be met anytime; a mother of a four-years old baby girl. The data were collected through informal interview, documents (pictures and video of the baby). The study found that there were 5 stages of language acquisition; prelinguistic stage, first manifestation of phonology, first word, two-word stage (first manifestation of syntax), and telegraphic speech. Then, the process of biological and language development of Ameera yielded certain considerations. One of the major findings was the fact that Ameera spoke first and walked later. In line with the finding, Darjowidjojo (2012) stated that the standard of weeks, months and years as written in the chart must be regarded relative for biological factor of human beings cannot be the same (p.199) It is expected that this research will give better understanding to the development and implication of Psycholinguistics in the field of Biological Basis of Language in the future.
Importance Performance Analysis (IPA) in Police Service (A Case Study in Wonogiri Police Precinct)
Authors: Wahyuni Ruslina Dwi , Astusti Nurhaeni Ismi Dwi , Wahyunengseh Rutiana Dwi
Published: May 2019

The purpose of this study was to find out the quality of service and the level of society satisfaction in the service of the Police, especially the Wonogiri Police Precinct in making the Statement of Police Report. The research method was quantitative-descriptive research. The samples of this study were 96 respondents selected using incidental sampling. The data were collected using questionnaires. They were then analysed using the Importance Performance Analysis (IPA) method. The findings in this study showed that the quality of service for making the Statement of Police Report on the Wonogiri Police Precinct in general is categorized as good, but overall it can be concluded that it is not satisfactory and needs improvement. The implication of this research is that there is a case that good service does not always produce quality service in accordance with the expectations of society. The results of this study are expected to be an input to the service unit of the Statement of Police Report at the Wonogiri Police Precinct in improving the quality of its services in line with the expectations of the society
Teachers Perception on the Development of Mathematics Teaching Materials on Social Arithmetic Based on Guided Inaquiry for Deaf Students of Class X at SLB Budi Mulia
Authors: Sari Mahura Mayang , Akhyar Muhammad , Yusuf Munawir
Published: May 2019

This research aimed to describe teacher's perception on the development of mathematics teaching materials on social arithmetic based on guided inquiry for the deaf students of class X at SLB Budi Mulia. This research was qualitative research. Technique of data collection used were in-depth interview and non-participant observation. Subject of research was a Mathematics teacher in SLB Budi Mulia that has implemented 2013 curriculum. The results showed positive perceptions on Mathematics teaching materials on social arithmetic based on guided inquiry in which teaching materials have contained scientific approach learning as well as characteristics of guided inquiry model.
Differences Effect of Direct and Indirect Learning Methods on Increasing Triple Jump Capability in Male Students of Xi Students of Sma Negeri I Polokarto Sukoharjo
Authors: Prasetyo Koko
Published: May 2019

This study aims to determine: 1) The difference between the effect of direct and indirect learning methods to an increase in male's triple jump at the class XI student of SMA Negeri I Polokarto Sukoharjo; 2) Learning that has a better effect between direct and indirect learning on the increase in triple jumps in male students of class XI student of SMA Negeri 1 Polokarto Sukoharjo. The research method used is the experimental method, the namely experimental activity which begins with giving treatment to the subject which ends with a form of test to determine the effect of the treatment that has been given. The sampling technique used is random sampling. The population in this study were male students of class XI of SMA Negeri 1 Polokarto Sukoharjo in the 2017/ 2018 academic year, totaling 71 students and then drawn with a random sampling technique to obtain 30 samples. Data analysis techniques were carried out by normality and homogeneity tests, to fulfill the assumptions about the results of the study conducted a different test. Based on the results of the study obtained the following conclusions: 1) There is a significant difference between the direct and indirect learning approaches to the ability of triple jump in male students of class XI of SMA Negeri 1 Polokarto Sukoharjo in academic year 2011/ 2012, with a calculated value tcount is 2,229 and ttable is 2.145 with a significance level of 5%; 2) Triple jump learning with the indirect learning approach has a better effect than the direct learning approach to the ability of triple jump in male students of class XI of SMA Negeri 1 Polokarto Sukoharjo in the academic year 2017/2018. Group 1 (direct learning) has an increase of 2.491%. While group 2 (indirect learning) has an increasing percentage of 6.820%.
The Power of Social Class and Its Impact to Language Use
Authors: Irawan Sopian Saupi
Published: May 2019

The aim of this paper was to know how social class particularly nobility affected the language use within the people of Sukadana village. Sukadana Village is a place in which most of the people are belonging to nobility. The phenomena in the society dealing with language use and the culture of society in term of how they treat the language become the interest of the discussion in this paper. Research design is qualitative descriptive. The data gathered which by means of interview and voice recording. The data was analyzed by the way of transcribing and describing such as words, sentences, and utterances. Furthermore, every theory relates to the topic was selected to support the idea. In the daily life, the power of social class and the manifestation of nobility have an impact to the language within people of Sukadana Village.
Role of Teachers Class as A Motivator and Guidance Students in Education of Discipline Character Through Movement of School Literation According to Nawacita in Elementary School of Gabus 01 Pati 2017/2018 Academic Year
Authors: Siwi Dwi Anggraeni , Sari Nurratri Kurnia
Published: May 2019

The purpose of this study was to describe the role of class teachers as motivators and mentors in disciplined character education and to know the factors that hinder the formation of the character of students of Elementary School Of Gabus 01 Pati 2017/2018 Academic Year.This research is a descriptive qualitative research conducted at the Elementary School Of Gabus 01 Pati. The subjects of this study were students from grade 1 to 3 of Elementary School Of Gabus 01 Pati as many as 6 students and 3 class teachers, namely first grade to third grade teachers. The instruments used were interviewed, observation, and documentation. The data analysis technique used is a model according to Miles & Huberman using a descriptive qualitative analysis. The results of this study are the role of class teachers as motivators are very important in the formation of the character of student discipline, the teacher provides motivation or encouragement to students in the form of rewards / praise, open to the work of students, provide forms of competition, and give punishment to students who are not disciplined orderly school. The role of the teacher as a mentor, the guidance given to students is tutoring, social and personal guidance. Providing guidance to students is not only during lessons, but guidance is also given during literacy activities. While the inhibiting factors in the formation of the character of student discipline are internal and external factors. Internal factors that inhibit the formation of the students' character, discipline are innate, lack of awareness and interest of students. Whereas external factors that hinder the formation of student discipline, character are environmental factors outside of school such as family, play environment, and community. Keywords: The role of class teacher, character, discipline of student education, literacy activities.
The Determinants of Delay in Publication of Financial Statement
Authors: Dewi Kadek Indah Kusuma , Subekti Imam , Saraswati Erwin
Published: May 2019

The purpose of this study is to examine and analyze the association between audit tenure and financial distress on delay in publication of financial statement. Based on purposive sampling methods, this study analyze 396 samples by logistic regression. This study find that delay in publication of financial statement aren’t effected by audit tenure and financial distress. This result show that audit tenure and financial statement can’t be consideration of companies when they submit their financial statement because there’s some regulations about timeliness of publishing financial statement.
Cognitive Level Profile in Solving Mathematics Problem at Ten Grade of Senior High School Students with Low Ability
Authors: Yumniyati Khisna , Sujadi Imam , Indriati Diari
Published: May 2019

This research is motivated by the importance of problem solving skill for students in 21st century, whereas students' skill in solving mathematics problems is various in accordance their cognitive levels. Students’ cognitive levels in solving problems include; cognition; metacognition; and epistemic cognition. Cognitive level affects individual in understanding problem and deciding the right strategy to solve it. The purpose of this study is to describe cognitive levels of low-ability students. This study uses qualitative methods with task-based interviews. The material is three-variable linear equation system. The research subjects are two low-ability students at ten grade of State Senior High School in Pati Regency. The results show that the two subjects have weaknesses at each level, for example the two subjects are able to work on the given problems, but both subjects are unable to define equations, inequality, similarity, and dissimilarity correctly in the initial type of cognition level.
Social Accountability Process of Islamic Boarding School: Case Study of Sidogiri Pasuruan Islamic Boarding School
Authors: Wirawan Desak Tiara
Published: May 2019

This research aims to know the process of social aspects influenced the importance of accountability in an organization of Islamic religious education that is don't give priority to profits in its operational activities, in Indonesia is often referred to as boarding schools. In order to further deepen the social accountability of the process, then the researchers used a qualitative research method with approach case studies boarding school Sidogiri Pasuruan. As for the analysis tools used are interactive analysis. As noted, there are more and more accountability role played in ancient civilizations and pre-modern societies. Therefore, at this time, the case for tracing the genealogy of accountability as a follow up said is best seen as a presumption that requires further examination. One of them is about the accountability of boarding schools which is rich in religious values and culture as a form of the spread of Islam. The dynamic life of boarding schools has been proven with the involvement of active participation in providing service to the community and many aspects of life that always accompany it. Interestingly, in terms of financial resources, the pesantren depends not only on the parents of the students, but also other sources of funding. The existence of this mandate, then boarding schools are definitely required to conduct financial accountability. These principles are very in line with the principles of Islamic law. It is closely related to surat Al-Baqarah verse 282 and 283 goals for the benefit of the people, i.e. If there is a transaction then write so that measurements obtained in a fair manner, not preferential treatment and is not reduced (ash-Syu'ara v. 181-184). Can be said to forbid these forms of transactions contrary to the Shariah.
Role of Parents to Train The Independence of Students with Visual Impairment in Activity of Daily Living Skill
Authors: Widijaya Asep , Gunarhadi Gunarhadi , Sunardi Sunardi
Published: May 2019

In general, students with visual impairment are often described as individuals with disabilities. Limitations will make they feel embarrassed, insecure and not confident. Therefore, the role of parents in the success of them is great. One effort to improve their independence is through activity of daily living (ADL) skill. ADL skills or self care include the ability to eat, dressing, and toileting. For the sighted people, that ability is an informal ability. However, for students with visual impairment, these activities become formal learned at school. The purpose of this study is to determine the role of parents in improving their children's ADL skills at home. Because, togetherness between parents and children more done at home than at school. This research uses descriptive method with qualitative approach, which try to describe the object under study based on reality. The data collection is done by observation, interview and documentation study. Subjects in this study were 5 parents of students with visual impairment and 1 teacher. The results of the study found that parents were willing and able to train ADL skills, although not yet optimal and in accordance with the norms and practices prevailing in the community.
The Role of Posyandu as Primary Health Care Services in Implementing Early Detection and Intervention for Autistic Children in Indonesia
Authors: Khoirunisa Esdaniar , Karsidi Ravik , Yusuf Munawir
Published: May 2019

Autism is one of the most complex developmental disorder in children. In the developing country, Autism is a new paradigm, it causes various problems in autism service especially in early detection. It is caused by several factors that interconnected, such as the low understanding of society about autism, the low public awareness about the importance of early detection of autistic children, and the less prioritized attention from the government. Expanding the accessibility of autism services through primary health care is needed to overcome those problems. One of the primary health care most relatable to mother and children is the Maternal and Child Health Center, or in Indonesia it is called "Posyandu" which is an acronym means Integrated service post. The services in Posyandu is not run by professionals such doctor nor midwife. Posyandu is a service-based community and society handled by "posyandu cadres". The aim of this study is to find out how far the possibility of posyandu could provide services for autistic children. The subjects involved in this study were 120 posyandu cadres and 15 parents of autistic children. The research method used is a survey. The results show the following data: 92% of Posyandu cadres did not know how to do early detection of autistic children, 87% said they did not know how to handle autistic children, and 87% of Posyandu cadres felt they still need additional knowledge about autism. While 87% of parents feel that posyandu cadres are not involved in the early detection of their children. At the same time, 93% of parents still hope Posyandu could provide better services for their autistic children. This indicates that the primary health care has not fully played a role for autistic children yet, and there is a need to increase autism services access through posyandu cadres.
Effect of Entrepreneurial Orientation, Interest, and Training on The Success of Start-Up Business in the “OK OCE” Program in Cipayung District of East Jakarta Administrative City
Authors: Sukmayadi Sukmayadi , Bakrie Bachtar , Desmiwati Desmiwati
Published: May 2019

This research reviewed the success factors of start-up business. The research objective was to find out the correlation between entrepreneurial orientation, entrepreneurial interest, and entrepreneurial training on the success of start-up business in Cipayung District of East Jakarta Administrative City. This research approach applied quantitative research paradigm that used survey method. The data collection used questionnaire as the main instrument. The research population was “OK OCE” entrepreneur training participants from 8 (eight) batches. The sampling technique used a saturated sample (total sampling) which took 235 people as the research samples by using PLS-3 SEM analysis. The results of hypothesis test calculation of path coefficient found that the effect of entrepreneurial orientation (X1) on the success of start-up business is not significant based on original sample = -0.172 and p-value = 0.005. The effect of entrepreneurial interest (X2) on the success of start-up business is significant based on original sample = 0.291 and p-value = 0.005. The effect of entrepreneurial training (X3) on the success of start-up business is significant based on original sample = 0.475 and p-value = 0.005. In conclusion, the success of start-up business is affected by entrepreneurial interest and training in supporting entrepreneurial growth.
Supply Side Studies That Affect Educated Unemployed In Central Java, Indonesia
Authors: Hidayah Muhit Nur , Hakim Lukman
Published: May 2019

The long term demographic transition impacts on the explosion of productive age population number and even the demographic trend shows an increasing productive age population growth pattern. There is a worry that the productive age populations not be absorbed in job opportunity will be unemployed. Productive age unemployment will impact on the high educated unemployment rate. This research would analyze demographic and social factors underlying educated unemployment in Central Java in 2018 from supply side only. The data used was raw data on the result of National Labor Force Survey (SAKERNAS) conducted by BPS-Statistics of Central Java Province on February with 3375 respondents being the sample. The methods employed were descriptive and binary logistic regression analyses. The result of research showed that age, family member number, sex, and relationship to household head, marital status, residence area, and on-the-job training variables simultaneously affected the predisposition of educated work force to be unemployed. Meanwhile, partially family member number and residence area variables did not affect an individual’s predisposition to be educated unemployed
Notary’s Responsibility after the Transfer of the Place of Work to The Completeness of the Notary Protocol in West Sumatra
Authors: Arvio Pegisya , Fendri Azmi , Adegustara Frenadin
Published: May 2019

The authority of the notary is very susceptible of legal violations. The role of the supervisory board is very important to maintain the notary profession in carrying out the authority. Law enforcement is urgently needed when a violation arises, in which a troubled notary must be sanctioned. The objectives of this study are: 1) to find out the transfer process of notary’s place of work, 2) to find out the notary’s responsibility after the transfer of his/ her place of work toward the completeness of the notary protocol, 3) to find out the legal consequences if a notary, who does the transfer of his/ her place of work, does not complete the notary protocol in the area of West Sumatra. This study applies juridical empirical approach using secondary and primary data types. The Regional Supervisory Board of Padang City mentioned that the causes of legal violations committed by a notary in Padang City are that (1) the notary likes to accept a work that is not in accordance with the date stated in the deed and (2) the notary often does not see the client directly. Prevention for legal violations committed by the notaries in Padang City can be carried out by conducting socialization and direct observation to the field. If a legal violation committed by a notary occurs, the action that needs to be taken is to carry out the inspection process to prove whether or not the notary has committed a violation.
Model of Diversification of The Sasak Language Dialects:Understanding the Way Sasak Ancestors Migrated
Authors: Hidayat Toni Syamsul , Muaz Husni , Nuriadi Nuriadi
Published: May 2019

The Sasak language is originally spoken by Sasak people in Lombok island. It has been identified to have five dialects. They are Kuto-kute dialect called Bayan Dialect (BD), Ngeto-ngete Dialect called Sembalun Dialect (SD), Ngeno-ngene dialect called Selaparang Dialect (SlD), Meno-mene dialect called Pejanggik Dialect (PD), and Meriak-meriku dialect called Pujut Dialect (PjD). This research is aimed at identifying and establishing how the Sasak language dialects are diversified from the mother language. The answer may be used to understand the way Sasak language speakers migrated around the island. The method used is comparative synchronic method.  Data are about 450 words including 200 basic words from Swadesh. They are collected through interview and library research. The collected data are analyzed comparatively under the Tree Model Theory proposed by August Schleicher to see the relation among the dialects.  Result of the analysis shows that Sasak language dialects are diversified through internal subgrouping model, the second model of Tree Model Theory. There are three internal subgroups generating the five Sasak language dialects. The first is protoBayan-Sembalun (PBS) that diversifies Bayan Dialect (BD) and Sembalun Dialect (SD) and second protoSelaparang-Pejanggik-Pujut (PSPP) that diversifies Selaparang Dialect (SlD) and protoPejanggik-Pujut (PPP). ProtoPejanggik-Pujut (PPP) then deversifies Pejanggik Dialect (PD) and Pujut Dialect (PjD). Model of the diversification of the Sasak language dialects reflects the way Sasak language speakers migrated from their first settlement around Bayan-Sembalun dialects area to other places around Sembalun and then moved to protoSelaparang-Pejanggik-Pujut dialect area and finally spread up into Selaparang dialect,  Pejanggik dialect, and Pujut dialect area.Vertical analysis between the Sasak language dialects and protoAustronesian language, in  case of lexical-phonological features,  is in the line with the result of this research.
The Effect of Disclosure and Earnings Quality on the Cost of Equity in Indonesia
Authors: Dewanti Yossy Octa
Published: May 2019

This study aims to examine the effect of disclosure and earnings quality on the cost of equity. The theory used to explain the relationship of each variable in this study is agency theory and signal theory. The population used in this study is a manufacturing company listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange for the period 2013-2017. The sample selection method used is the purposive sampling method and produced 87 companies as samples. Data analysis in this study used E-Views (Econometric Views). The results of this study succeeded in proving that the higher the disclosure and earnings quality can reduce the cost of equity.
The Effect of Professionalism and Experience on Audit Judgment with Task Complexity as a Moderating Variable
Authors: Widyakusuma Annastry , Sudarma Made , Roekhudin Roekhudin
Published: May 2019

This research aimed to examine and provide empirical evidence about the effect of auditor professionalism and experience on audit judgement by moderating task complexity. This research used a survey method conducted at the State Audit Agency of Republic of Indonesia (BPK RI) Central Sulawesi Representative and obtained 31 respondents. The data obtained in this research were processed assisted with IBM SPSS Statistics analysis tool. The test result shows that professionalism has no effect on audit judgement. Meanwhile, the auditor experience has an effect on audit judgement. The moderation test result shows that task complexity is not able to moderate auditor professionalism and experience towards audit judgement. This research can provide more knowledge, especially BPK chairman in considering policies to improve the quality of audit judgement as an effort to improve audit quality.