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IMPACTOS DA CAPACITAÇÃO EM PRIMEIROS SOCORROS SOBRE O CONHECIMENTO DE PROFISSIONAIS DA EDUCAÇÃO INFANTIL
Authors: Alcântara Julia Matias de , Barcelos Jenniffer Thalita , Pinto Hudson Pereira , Oliveira Julianna Vaillant Louzada , Duarte Simone Karla Apolônio , Duarte Neto Caio
Published: November 2024

Introdução: O estudo justifica-se pela necessidade da capacitação em noções básicas de primeiros socorros de professores e funcionários de estabelecimentos de ensino de educação básica, que tornou-se obrigatório mediante a publicação da Lei Federal n° 13.722 de outubro de 2018, uma vez que este ambiente é propício a acidentes, e que poucas escolas oferecem essa capacitação aos seus profissionais. Objetivo: Capacitar os profissionais de educação infantil em primeiros socorros. Método: Estudo quantitativo do tipo observacional transversal com realização de intervenção. Foi realizado em uma escola de ensino infantil do município de Vitória, tendo como amostra 31 profissionais atuantes do local. Os participantes responderam o questionário pré-teste e logo após foi realizada uma capacitação. Após o treinamento foi aplicado o pós teste do questionário. Após três meses, foi aplicado novamente o pós teste. Resultados: O p-valor evidenciou que existe diferença significativa entre a quantidade de acertos obtidos no pré e pós teste imediato. Em relação ao pós teste após 3 meses, também se obteve resultados significativos quando comparado com o pré teste e pós teste imediato, tendo em vista que -p<0,05. Conclusão: A capacitação realizada demonstrou resultados significativos, com um aumento positivo na média de acertos no pós-teste imediato. Entretanto, apesar das melhorias observadas, a queda no desempenho em avaliações subsequentes sugere que a educação em saúde não pode ser pontual, mas deve ser contínua e integrada ao cotidiano dos educadores, uma vez que muitos conhecimentos são rapidamente esquecidos quando não fazem parte da rotina profissional.
Dinámicas de la politización estudiantil: conflictos, experiencias y afectividades. Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina Dinámicas de la politización estudiantil: conflictos, experiencias y afectividades. Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina
Authors: Lago Luciana
Published: November 2024

El artículo presenta un análisis comparativo de un ciclo de politización estudiantil que se produjo en Comodoro Rivadavia, Chubut, Argentina. El objetivo es analizar las prácticas políticas de los grupos de estudiantes en dos momentos concretos: 2018 en la Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia y 2019 en una institución provincial de nivel secundario. La perspectiva es etnográfica y está enfocada en registrar el devenir de este ciclo de politización estudiantil. Se indagan los repertorios de acción, los sentidos de lo político, las experiencias de conocimiento y las redes afectivas construidas en el marco de la protesta. Se presenta un completo registro de las prácticas políticas ejercidas por los grupos de estudiantes que evidencian la autonomía, capacidad de construcción política y problematización de las estructuras y desigualdades de las instituciones educativas
PROCESOS DE IDENTIFICACIÓN DE “JÓVENES EN MOVIMIENTO” EN CONTEXTOS ESCOLARES DE CÓRDOBA, ARGENTINA
Authors: Maggi María Florencia
Published: November 2024

Este trabajo se inscribe en los debates antropológicos sobre la relación entre articulaciones identitarias en clave étnico-nacional y los estudios de juventudes en investigaciones del campo de estudios migratorios. El objetivo es analizar los procesos de identificación de jóvenes que forman parte de familias de origen boliviano que asisten a escuelas de nivel medio en la ciudad de Córdoba (Argentina). Se busca problematizar los sentidos de bolivianeidad y extranjería que circulan en las escuelas de este nivel y cómo se articulan de diversas maneras en las configuraciones identitarias. Se trata de un escrito que recoge resultados de una investigación doctoral que aborda desde la perspectiva generacional las experiencias de movilidad y escolaridad de estos jóvenes. La misma fue realizada desde un abordaje etnográfico con trabajo de campo en contextos escolares, familiares y comunitarios entre 2017-2019.
A juventude e seu protagonismo em uma escola pública de Florianópolis
Authors: Bessa da Silva Amanda , Pretto Zuleica
Published: November 2024

A discussão sobre protagonismo juvenil permanece relevante no campo da educação e dos estudos sobre a juventude. A pesquisa apresentada neste artigo analisou se os jovens identificam a escola como potencializadora de protagonismo. Buscou-se conhecer a relação que jovens matriculados no ensino médio de uma escola pública estabeleciam com a escola, suas compreensões sobre a juventude, protagonismo e protagonismo na escola. O estudo caracterizou-se como qualitativo e exploratório, acessando o campo a partir de um grupo focal, cujos achados foram analisados segundo a análise de conteúdo. Percebeu-se que a questão geracional hierarquizada tem influência nas relações escolares e na forma como os jovens atuam como protagonistas na escola, já que poucas vezes percebem suas opiniões ouvidas e sentem que terão espaço de fala apenas quando forem adultos. Observou-se que ter um espaço mais afetivo para expressão juvenil facilita a aprendizagem, a formação de vínculos e as ações de participação social.
Colocando em crise o atendimento na medida socioeducativa: pela participação reflexiva do adolescente
Authors: Hahne Beatriz Saks
Published: November 2024

Neste artigo, foi abordada a participação do adolescente autor de ato infracional ao longo do cumprimento da medida socioeducativa, partindo de tese recentemente defendida, na qual foram elaborados com cinco adolescentes textos inspirados em suas experiências com o socioeducativo perspectivando criar derivações aos sentidos dados a elas por eles. Para discorrer sobre a questão da participação, emprestamos memórias de três deles, com quem falamos sobre temas que se desdobraram na pesquisa a partir do encontro. Delas derivamos discussão acerca de prática recorrente no socioeducativo que furta aos adolescentes a possibilidade de falar e refletir sobre o que vivem: o encaminhamento. Fazendo a crítica de certa concepção sobre direitos que produz um direito-sem-sujeito, colocamos em crise a ideia de participação que, por vezes, pode promover exatamente o seu oposto em um fazer irrefletido e restringido às palavras de ordem. Perspectivamos horizontes nos quais o adolescente, em sua trajetória, comparece como elemento constituinte do trabalho socioeducativo.
Adolescência negra
Authors: Da Silva Brito Heloísa Marcelle , Pavan Detoni Priscila , Fiabani Adelmir , Ribamar Fernandes Saraiva Junior José
Published: November 2024

Este estudo buscou analisar os efeitos do racismo na saúde mental de adolescentes em uma escola pública do interior do Rio Grande do Sul no período de dezembro de 2022 a abril de 2023. Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa, etnográfica com análise temática do grupo focal realizado com seis adolescentes autodeclaradas pardas/negras. Evidenciou-se, através desse estudo, que as práticas racistas impactam os relacionamentos familiares e o rendimento escolar. Identificou-se que o racismo provocou efeitos deletérios na saúde mental das adolescentes, seja pela depressão, ansiedade, ideação suicida. A busca por uma saúde mental dessa população depende de uma educação antirracista para a modificação dessa realidade.
Broadening didactic resour­ce of physics dictation
Authors: Teplitsky Ilya A. , Semerikov Serhiy O.
Published: November 2024

It is well known that even excellent scientific and methodological presentation of educational material cannot yield high results without constant monitoring of course assimilation. There are many forms of assessment; one of them is physics dictation. Systematic and regular implementation of dictations, especially of various types, significantly expands the possibilities of this form of work. In accordance with the lesson structure and its educational objectives, we employ several types of dictations (lasting 5 to 25 minutes).
This article is a translation of the original work by Illia O. Teplytskyi (1941--2018), published in Russian in the journal Fizika v shkole (Physics in school), 1985, No. 1, pp. 22-28.
Enhancing high school students' understanding of molecular geometry with augmented reality
Authors: Karnishyna Diana A. , Selivanova Tetiana V. , Nechypurenko Pavlo P. , Starova Tetiana V. , Semerikov Serhiy O.
Published: November 2024

Augmented reality (AR) has emerged as a promising technology for supporting chemistry education by providing interactive and engaging visualizations of abstract concepts. This study investigated the effectiveness of an AR-based learning module developed using the Blippar platform for teaching molecular geometry to high school students. A quasi-experimental design was employed, with 49 students assigned to either the AR intervention or traditional instruction. Pre- and post-tests, surveys, and interviews were conducted to assess students' conceptual understanding, spatial reasoning, perceptions, and experiences. The results showed that the AR group significantly outperformed the control group in terms of measures of content knowledge and spatial ability. Students reported high levels of satisfaction, engagement, and intention to use AR for learning chemistry. The design features and instructional strategies that facilitated effective learning with AR were identified, including scaffolding, multiple representations, and real-world applications. However, technical challenges and the need for integration with other pedagogical approaches were also noted. The findings contribute to the theoretical and empirical foundations of AR in chemistry education and provide practical implications for the design and implementation of AR-based learning experiences in this domain. Future research should investigate the long-term impacts, individual differences, and collaborative aspects of learning with AR in chemistry.
CSR as a mediating to company characteristic, corporate governance, and firm value
Authors: Dewi Hayuningtyas Pramesti , Uzliawati Lia , Lestari Tri , Ibrani Ewing Yuvisa
Published: November 2024

Investors use the company's value as a benchmark to assess financial performance. Therefore, we must conduct research that uncovers factors capable of enhancing the company's value. Moreover, the majority of research conducted to date has primarily focused on direct testing. This research aims to explain the mechanism of comprehending factors in generating company value based on the signaling theory framework. This study investigates the effect of corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices, as well as mediators such as profitability and size, on firm value in manufacturing firms that have listed their shares on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI). The data analysis was performed using the EViews application based on the collected sample of companies in the period 2019–2022. The results of this research indicate that the level of profitability, company size, and corporate governance effect firm value components directly. This study also suggests that, in line with the signaling theory stream of research, corporate social responsibility (CSR) acts as an important channel to bind the profitable and large-sized firms along with governance mechanisms through the utilization of signals by investors about influential variables such as profitability levels or company size; overall governance practices enacted.
The role of emotional marketing in enhancing strategic customer behavior through financial knowledge: An analytical study of a sample of shopping malls in Iraq
Authors: Meala Qhayser Ali Hadi , Al Zubaidi Haidar Hamoudi Ali , Al-Daamee Waleed Abbas Jebur
Published: November 2024

The research aims to diagnose the logical relationships between emotional marketing and its role in enhancing strategic customer behavior through financial knowledge to reach results in the dynamic environment of shopping malls. The paper was designed in light of adopting the descriptive analytical approach to variables and collecting data and information through the questionnaire tool distributed to the shopping malls of the research sample. Using statistical analysis programs to reach the results, the study sample reached (25) shopping malls in the local environment of the country. The results showed that there is a threat in the local environment in which these malls operate through the entry of foreign investment projects in this field, which led to an increase in supply and competition in terms of quality, prices and delivery services to gain customers. The studied malls had to develop a strategy on how to attract and retain customers by using emotional marketing practices and relying on financial knowledge to influence strategic customer behavior, as the current and future customer has become rapidly changing in tastes, needs, desires and transformation through technological development and the world has become a small village that can be viewed at any time and in short periods of time. The research also concluded that the threat of new investment through the establishment of new malls as new investment projects affects supply and demand in the environment in which these studied malls operate. The research also concluded that there is a correlation and influence relationship between the research variables of the studied malls, which includes a package of results that benefit the research community. The paper aims to bridge the knowledge gap between the variables of the paper in the dynamic environment by using emotional marketing as a competitive tool in influencing strategic customer behavior through financial knowledge to gain and maintain the current customer and gain the potential customer.
Bi-causality between gender inequality and wage gap and its impact on economic growth
Authors: Hazarika Devasish , Satyakam Shreedhar
Published: November 2024

It is imperative that research be conducted on the intricate and important subject of how gender inequality and the pay gap connect to the development of India's economy. There are significant differences between the genders in a range of social, health, educational, and professional possibilities in India, just as there are in many other regions of the globe. In India, this is also the case. The main factor that contributes to the gender pay gap is the fact that women get less money than men do for doing the same job. A cycle of gender inequality is maintained and exacerbated by the salary disparity that exists today. In addition, the gender pay gap restricts women's ability to achieve economic independence, which in turn restricts their opportunities to pursue higher levels of education and healthcare. This has repercussions for the expansion of human capital, which plays an essential role in the development of the economy. Women who earn less than males are less inclined to invest in their own education and professional development, which in turn lowers the general level of competition in the labour market in developing countries.
Globalized accounting profession and the U.S. certified public accountancy
Authors: Pekdemir Recep
Published: November 2024

Globalization has affected the accounting profession most throughout the world. In today’s environment, many international accountants have recently become Chartered Accountants (CA) of the United Kingdom or Certified Public Accountants of the United States and Territories, even though they do not live in those countries. In addition, the number of international candidates has been increasing gradually, and they should know how to be licensed for one or both of those designations. In this context, the paper argues how anglophone accounting institutes and associations of English-speaking countries overwhelmingly have impacted the global accounting profession during the last two decades. In addition, it discusses the requirements for international candidates to become a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in the United States. Consequently, the paper summarizes and documents the education requirements for international candidates who want to be licensed as a certified public accountant in the United States. National and global stakeholders, such as accounting students, accounting organizations, and regulators, may find this helpful information.
Public confidence towards judiciary court: An empirical study in Bangladesh
Authors: Jalal Md Sha , Hasan Md Akramul , Akter Mahmuda
Published: November 2024

The judiciary is the most significant component of the criminal justice system, which ensures the legal rights of citizens and is strongly linked to public confidence. The judiciary system of Bangladesh is ineffective and inadequate in safeguarding citizens' rights, highlighting the need for the building of trust between citizens and the judiciary system. The main objective of this study was to explore the nature of public trust in the judiciary system in Bangladesh. Moreover, it also identified the entire public perception of the judicial system, which influences public trust in the judiciary. The study was quantitative in nature which followed the survey method, and the data was collected from 52 respondents. This study found that around 63.5% of the participants expressed a negative perception regarding the court's integrity and meticulousness in dealing with people. At the same time, specifically 38.5% who agreed and 48.1% who strongly agreed, believe that corruption has a substantial impact on the level of public confidence in the judiciary court system. Additionally, 51.9% of the respondents believed that unfriendly behavior has an impact on the level of public confidence in the judiciary court system. Most importantly, the majority of respondents (76.9%) assess the courts' performance in ensuring responsibility as either low (53.8%) or average (23.1%). Finally, this study suggests that the government and concerned authorities should take proactive measures to enhance public confidence in the justice system.
Analysis of Financial Performance in Cosmetics Industry Companies Listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange
Authors: Fakhira Irwan  , A. Ifayani Haanurat  , Asri Jaya
Published: November 2024

This study aimsto assess the financial performance of cosmetic companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange during the 2017-2022 period using financial ratios with a quantitative method. The data used is secondary data. The sample consists of 5 companies selected using purposive sampling technique based on certain criteria. The results of the study show that the liquidity ratios (Current Ratio and Quick Ratio) are in good condition, while the solvency ratios (Debt To Asset and Debt To Equity), activity ratios (Fixed Asset Turnover and Total Asset Turnover), and profitability ratios (Return On Asset and Return On Equity) are in poor condition. Keywords: Financial Statements, Financial Performance, Financial Ratios.
The Influence Of Management Accounting System On Managerial Performance In The DPRD Of South Sulawesi Province
Authors: Afifah Junianti Triyanto  , Khadijah Darwin  , Indriana
Published: November 2024

This research aims to determine the influence of the Management Accounting System on Managerial Performance in the DPRD of South Sulawesi Province. The method used in this research is a quantitative method obtained from questionnaires distributed and linked to the problem being studied. The population in this study were employees of the DPRD of South Sulawesi Province. The sample in this study was 100 respondents using the Slovin formula. Data collection was carried out by distributing questionnaires and the data source used was primary data. The research instrument used in this research used the Likert scale method. Data was processed using the IBM SPSS V.25 application. The data analysis technique in this research uses simple linear regression analysis. The research results show that the management accounting system has a positive and significant effect on managerial performance with a significance value of 0.000 (<0.05). So it can be concluded that the management accounting system is the for achieving managerial performance
The Influence Of Capital Structure, Company Size And Profitability On Company Value On Registered Insurance Companies On Bei 2018 – 2022
Authors: Rida Bella Putri Cindi Hutabarat  , Patar Marbun  , Wan Rizca Amelia
Published: November 2024

This study aims to determine (1) the Effect of Capital Structure on Company Value (2) The Effect of Company Size on Company Value (3) The Effect of Profitability on Company Value This study uses quantitative methods with a sample of 5 companies taken from the Indonesian Stock Exchange. The data analysis technique uses multiple linear regression tests. The results of this study show that Capital Structure (X1) has a positive and significant influence on Company Value (Y) as proven through the calculated t value of 5.057 > t table 1.706; Company Size (X2) has no positive and insignificant influence on Company Value (Y) proven through t count 1.248 < 1.706; Profitability (X3) does not have a positive and insignificant influence on Company Value (Y) proven through the calculated t value of -1.534 < t table 1.706 there is a significant influence between the influence of Capital Structure, Company Size and Profitability on Company Value . What is seen through F calculate > F table where the value is 13.030 and the significance value is 0.000 meaning together (Simultaneous)
The Effectiveness Of English Capacity Building In Developing Tourist Destination
Authors: Ritonga Abdul Kadir , Muhammad Hamdani  , Wirnawati br Sinaga
Published: November 2024

Hotels are one of the mandatory accommodations. Optimal hotel management was a guide for every tourist to get comfort during their stay. This study aims to examine the performance of hotel managers in North Tapanuli regency through three variables: English capability, human resources development, and tourism destination.This study used a quantitative descriptive approach, with scoring and reduction data analysis techniques. The research samples were 50 hotel managers in North Tapanuli regency. Accidental sampling technique was used to select based on their categories. The sample was 50 respondents.The results showed English capacity building (X1) had a positive and significant effect on tourist destinations (X1) tcount 4.353 > ttable 2.01174 and a significant value of 4.353 > α 0.05, destination development (X2) had a positive and significant effect on tourist destination tcount 2,167 > ttable 1,992 and a significant value of 2,011 > α 0.05 and English capacity building (X1) and regional development (X2) simultaneously had a significant effect on tourist destinations (Y) that Fcount > Ftable or 26,285 > 3,200 and a significant level of 0.000 < 0.05. The research implications provide an overview of hotel performance in North Tapanuli as a reference in improving human resources development for hotel managers.
Determination Of Factors That Can Improve Employee Performance
Authors: Agustiana Gian , Garnida Faizal , Dwi putra Reynaldi , Rudiantono Yodi
Published: November 2024

Organizational Citizenship Behavior and Organizational Commitment are critical factors in improving employee performance and overall organizational effectiveness. OCB refers to voluntary, extra-role behaviors that contribute to organizational efficiency and social environment, while Organizational Commitment reflects the psychological attachment and loyalty of employees to their organization. This research focuses on the interplay between these variables and their combined effect on employee performance. This study aims to evaluate the effects of organizational commitment and organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) on worker performance. Associative research was the methodology employed in this study. The 108 employees or former employees of PT PG Rajawali II make up the study's population. Multiple linear regression was used by the analytical tool. The results showed that organizational commitment and organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) have an impact on worker performance at PT PG Rajawali II. Multiple linear regressin result is Y= 1.239 + 0.235 X1 + 0.71 X2 Employee performance can be enhanced for the benefit of the company and the individual by staff members who possess OCB and organizational commitment. To boost staff performance, PT PG Rajawali II should uphold and enhance the standard of corporate commitment and citizenship conduct.
Wistakon Application as Cirebon Smart City Identity Icon
Authors: Reza Wahyudi Putra  , Tania Lestari Aji  , Sri Wulandari  , Dedet Erawati
Published: November 2024

Cirebon, a city rich in history and culture, seeks to modernize while preserving its unique heritage. As part of its Smart City initiative, there is a need for a unifying symbol that reflects its identity and connects its technological advancements with cultural heritage. Wistakon, a symbol rooted in local tradition, is proposed as the ideal icon for this purpose. The study employs a mixed-method approach, including qualitative interviews with local stakeholders (government officials, cultural experts, and residents) and quantitative surveys to gauge public perception and acceptance of Wistakon as a city icon. Additionally, an analysis of successful case studies from other smart cities using cultural icons will be conducted to draw best practices.This research aims to conduct a performance study of the Wistakon Application service as an identity icon for Cirebon smart city. In this research, researchers examine the weaknesses and obstacles that arise when this application is used by domestic tourists. Apart from that, researchers also studied the benefits of the Wistakon application. The literature study used is the Integrated Guest-Operator Framework (IGOF) Theory as a framework for understanding the relationship between tour operators and tourist guests in the context of the tourism industry. This theory emphasizes the importance of integration and balance between the needs and expectations of tourist guests with the strategies and operations carried out by tour operators. Based on the results of the study, researchers concluded that the Wistakon application still needs development, socialization and promotion.
The Role of Burn Out and Role Stress in Mediating Workload on Job Satisfaction Study on Hospital Nursing Staff in Cirebon
Authors: Nunung Nurmalasari  , Nur Adila Sari  , Nillam Lay Nur  , Edy Hartono
Published: November 2024

This study aims to examine the effect of Workload on Job Satisfaction with Burnout and Role Stress as mediating variables. This study uses quantitative methods that aim to analyze whether there is a relationship between the variables studied and to confirm the theory with PLS-SEM (Partial Least Square - Structural Equation Modeling) analysis. The sample in this study was 192 respondents of nursing staff in 3 hospitals in Cirebon, West Java, which were taken by random sampling. The results showed that Workload has a significant positive effect on burnout with a P-value (0.00 < 0.05) and a T-Table of (16.725 > 1.96), Workload has a significant positive effect on job satisfaction with a P-value (0.00 < 0.05) and a T-Table of (11.277 > 1.96), Workload has a significant positive effect on role stress with a P-value (0.00 < 0.05) and a T-Table of (9.588 > 1.96). Furthermore, the results of this study found that Role Stress is able to mediate the effect of Workload on Job Satisfaction with a T-Table value of (6.407 > 1.96) and a P-value of (0.000 < 0.05), Burnout is able to mediate the effect of Workload on Job Satisfaction with a T-Table value of (3.549 > 1.96) and a P-value of (0.000 < 0.05).
Digital World Threat Preparedness For Digital Transformation Acceleration Policy In Indonesia
Authors: Dwi Jati Marta  , IDK Kertra Widana  , Adi Subiyanto  , Pujo Widodo  , Kusuma Kusuma
Published: November 2024

Digital transformation is a must for Indonesia in facing global dynamics in this digital era. Through the digital transformation acceleration policy, Indonesia seeks to accelerate economic growth, improve the quality of public services, and strengthen national resilience in the digital era. The purpose of this paper underlines the importance of Indonesia's preparedness in facing the threats of the digital world, both in terms of cybersecurity, data privacy violations and other negative impacts. The method used is a qualitative research method with data reviewed through literature studies. The results show that the importance of this preparedness covers various aspects, ranging from cybersecurity infrastructure to community digital literacy to overcome challenges and risks in building a strong digital defense. In addition, there is a need for concrete steps to overcome obstacles and challenges in implementing digital transformation acceleration policies. This includes strengthening technological infrastructure, improving digital literacy, encouraging the involvement of all stakeholders, and ensuring supportive regulations and adequate privacy protection. Throughout the analysis, it is important to understand that digital transformation is not an end goal, but an ongoing journey. By identifying and addressing the challenges and risks that arise, Indonesia can optimally utilize the potential of digital transformation to achieve sustainable development and protect people's security and privacy in this digital era.
Conflict Management through Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Approach
Authors: Sakinatunnafsih  , M. Surya Bhaskara  , Ichsan Malik
Published: November 2024

Conflict is an inevitable part of life. Conflict management is an essential part of the success to manage interacting issues with others, both in professional and personal environments. One highly suitable method for conflict management is Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) approach, which views human language and behavior as learnable and changeable to achieve specific goals, including resolving conflicts. NLP provides several techniques and methods that can help someone manage conflict more effectively, such as managing emotions, identifying and understanding differences in perception, and building better relationships. This study aims to test the effectiveness of the NLP approach in conflict management through a case study that is researched using a qualitative approach with interview techniques to collect data from sources involved directly or indirectly in the conflict that occurred. The results of the study show that the NLP approach is considered effective in social conflict management. NLP techniques in recognizing communication patterns through Linguistic Model (Meta Model and Milton Model) using Chunking techniques can help manage conflict and improve relationships between conflicting parties.  This study also found that the Chunking method in NLP is very suitable for resolving conflicts at the micro level, while for conflict resolution at the meso and macro levels, the Chunking approach can be combined with other NLP approaches such as ‘ecology checking’, and ‘future pacing’. Overall, conflict management using NLP can help improve someone's ability, especially for conflict resolvers and mediators, to manage conflicts more effectively and help conflicting parties find fair and equal solutions.
Collaboration of Actors (Government, Private, Community) in Handling Environmental Impacts from Waste Disposal by PT. Obsidian Stainless Steel
Authors: Rizky Ilhami  , R. Taqwaty Firdausijah  , M. Rizky Ganda Hutama  , Tri Yoga Wibisono
Published: November 2024

The environmental crisis is a phenomenon that occurs in various parts of the world. Environmental activists also highlight various issues related to environmental damage by campaigning for the public to understand how damaged the earth is as a result of the actions and negligence of irresponsible individuals and corporate groups. PT. Obsidian Stainless Steel, which is a leading company in Southeast Sulawesi, has recently violated the management and sustainability of natural resources. The impacts arising from waste disposed of haphazardly by PT. OSS have resulted in clean air being polluted, rice fields drying out, crop failure and worsening public health. For this reason, collaborative governance between government, citizens and other groups is needed which is expected to increase cooperation and good coordination in dealing with environmental issues, so as to create sustainable environmental conditions.
Plagiarism in Higher Education and Impacts
Authors: Rinaldi Pahlevi  , Suyono Thamrin  , Irdam Ahmad  , Rusnah Setiani
Published: November 2024

The development of information technology has made it easy to access all information according to certain interests and purposes, including bringing a tendency to plagiarism. In the world of education, plagiarism can occur starting from various levels of education, including at the university level. Plagiarism at the university level carried out by various circles can be categorized into plagiarism carried out intentionally or unintentionally both on all or part of the work of others without including adequate reference sources in order to achieve certain goals or targets. The impact of plagiarism can occur in three aspects, namely, the impact on the perpetrators of plagiarism, especially the losses that will be felt in the future, the development of science that will be hampered, and the future of educational institutions in Indonesia related to public trust and the quality and value of its usefulness which results in a decrease in the quality of human resources in an effort to advance the nation and state.
Implementation Of Indonesia's Defence Economy Through The Defence Budget Sector
Authors: Seftiana Ledy , Guntur Eko Saputro  , Suwito Suwito
Published: November 2024

The implementation of military spending through the Indonesian defense industry has shown gradual positive development, driven by efforts to establish an independent defense sector. This study examines the role of Indonesia's defense budget in supporting national security and fostering economic growth, focusing on the collaboration between state-owned enterprises (BUMN) and private companies (BUMS). The defense budget is applied progressively to balance the country's limited resources and the relatively low level of external threats. Using a qualitative research method, this study analyzes data from relevant literature, reports, and policies to evaluate the impact of the defense budget on the Indonesian economy. The research explores key aspects such as the gradual development of defense equipment, the role of research and development (R&D) in driving innovation, and the partnership between public and private sectors to strengthen the local defense industry. The results indicate that Indonesia's defense budget has steadily increased over the past decade, contributing to economic growth, particularly in the manufacturing and technology sectors. However, the overall impact on the economy remains mixed due to challenges such as bureaucratic inefficiencies and dependence on imported materials. The discussion highlights the potential for defense R&D investments to generate spillover effects into civilian industries and recommends strategies to enhance the efficiency of defense spending. In conclusion, the implementation of defense economic policies has laid a strong foundation for the development of an independent defense industry in Indonesia. The study suggests that a gradual increase in defense spending, combined with strategic partnerships and innovation, can support both national security and economic stability in the long term
Analysis Of Conflict In Society Regarding The Pros And Cons Of Boycotting Israel Products
Authors: Akbar dwi putra  , Anang Puji Utama  , Puguh Santoso  , Pujo Widodo
Published: November 2024

Boycotting Israeli products has become a controversial issue in various countries, because it is related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In Indonesia itself, the movement to boycott Israeli products is a step to support Palestinians indirectly, but not all people agree and there are pros and cons to boycotting Israeli products. This research aims to analyze the public response regarding the movement to boycott Israeli-affiliated products and its impact on society in 2019-2024. The research method used is the library research method. This research uses an empathetic approach in examining the phenomenon of social movements boycotting products affiliated with Israel by society. The results of this research indicate that boycotting Israeli products is a strategy that has positive and negative impacts that must be considered in depth. Therefore, the decision to support or oppose a boycott must be based on a comprehensive analysis. This article explores various arguments for and against boycotting Israeli products, by analyzing the economic, social and political impacts and considering legal and human rights perspectives. Through this approach, it is hoped that it can provide a deeper understanding to the public about the importance of boycotts as our humanitarian steps
Zimbabwe’s Curriculum Framework As An Image of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry into Education Recommendations
Authors: Chikuvadze Pinias , Mutseekwa C , Zuva Joseph , Maguya Susan
Published: November 2024

Zimbabwe needs to transform its curriculum to one that meets local and global relevance. Against this background, this paper's primary concern was to understand the link between the curriculum framework (2015-2022) and some of the recommendations advanced by the Presidential Commission of Inquiry into Education (1999). A systematic review approach guided the analysis and discussion of the source data. This analysis counts on key bibliographic databases: Science Direct, Scopus, Web of Science, and Google Scholar through a huge quantity of research papers. This qualitative content analysis was conducted to conceptualize the Presidential Commission of Inquiry into Education report’s recommendations on high school education, as the pillar of the curriculum framework (2015-2022). In addition, continuous assessment was discussed as a pedagogical issue in the context of the curriculum framework (2015-2022). It can be concluded that the existing link between the Presidential Commission on Education and Training recommendations and the curriculum framework (2015-2022) has created the basis for the inclusion of continuous assessment in learning activities in high schools. Based on the conclusions the researchers recommended the need to employ multi-modalities to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the new approach in learning activities in high schools.
The Indonesian Film Industry: Representation Of Toxic Masculinity In The Film Ngeri-Ngeri Sedap
Authors: Basuki Luthfi Nugraha , Nabila Nabila  , Sevty Adinia  , Aghnia Dian Lestari
Published: November 2024

This study explores the representation of toxic masculinity in the film ”Ngeri-Ngeri Sedap”, as exemplified by the character Mr. Domu, the patriarch of a Batak family. His behavior mirrors the patriarchal structure embedded within his family dynamics. The research employs a qualitative approach, utilizing John Fiske’s semiotic analysis, which is structured into three levels: the Level of Reality (focusing on behavior and expression), the Level of Representation (analyzing camera shots and lighting), and the Level of Ideology (uncovering underlying ideological messages). Data was gathered through observation, interviews, and documentation. Through semiotic analysis, the study reveals both verbal and non-verbal signs, such as the characters' behaviors, expressions, and dialogues within the film. Toxic masculinity in Mr. Domu manifests in various ways, including his stubbornness, insistence on appearing strong, authoritarian attitude, refusal to be contradicted, and obsession with achieving high social status to earn respect. He also enforces emotional suppression, such as prohibiting expressions of sadness or crying, especially in front of his family. These behaviors are indicative of the harmful aspects of masculinity that are often misinterpreted, misused, and imposed upon others. Moreover, the film highlights an ideology of individualism, which tends to disregard the needs and desires of others.
The Inevitable Pressure Between Progression And Knowledge Impartation
Authors: Mohammed Xolile Ntshangase  , Segooa Mapule Yvone , Ntshangase Shonisani Cydna
Published: November 2024

It has always been the case that teachers must produce a higher pass-rate to the managers. Due to this expectation, at some point lazy students get to rest well knowing that the teacher will have to make a plan to push them to pass. This has many implications like; (a) a teacher has to create intellectually weak assessments, (b) adjust the marks after giving assessments and students failed, or (c) having to account to the managers after having a low pass-rate. The serious issue with this situation is the harsh approach of the management towards the teacher who obtained a low pass-rate. S/he gets viciously blamed and confronted as if there cannot be any other factors that lead to a low pass-rate. The management’s approach is commonly bias towards supporting the learners at the unfair exposition of the teacher. Research methods include document analysis and semi-structured interviews within the education sector. Results of this study show that this kind of approach towards education management creates a power exercise dilemma between students and teachers. This victimization of teachers by students after the bias approach to the issue of lower pass-rate is even getting emphasized by some policies like progression policy that says ‘no student must repeat the class 2 times. This pressurizes the teacher as it makes it seem like it is a guaranteed fact that the student will improve after failing once. It is the conclusion of this paper that such misguided philosophy of the educational management must be put under logical scrutiny and be corrected for quality teaching and assessment. Using analytic theory, this qualitative study explores different ways in which low pass-rate issue can be addressed without creating power exercise dilemma which ends up supporting students’ laziness and protests after obtaining low pass-rate.
Ratio Decidendi District Court Decision in Case of Deed Not Read Based on Notary Position Law (Decision No 873/Pdt.G/2013/ Pn.Sby)
Authors: Gita Ayu Thaharah  , Yenni Eta Widyanto  , Fathul Laila
Published: November 2024

This research is aimed at analyzing the Ratio Decidendi of District Court Decision No. 873/Pdt.G/2013/PN.Sby against notaries who do not read their deeds. The purpose of this research is to determine and analyze the Decidendi Ratio of District Court Decision No. 873/Pdt.G/2013/PN.Sby regarding deeds that were not read by a notary. Then to analyze the responsibilities of notary officials based on article 16 paragraph 1 letter (m) of the Law on Notary Positions. This type of research uses normative juridical research using a statutory approach and a conceptual approach using literature study legal material search techniques. The analysis technique used in this research is the interpretation technique used is systematic interpretation. Based on this, the problem formulation is (1) What is the judge's consideration (Ratio Decidendi) regarding Decision No. 873/Pdt.G/2013/PN.Sby regarding deeds that were not read by a notary? and problem formulation (2) What are the responsibilities of notary officials for deeds that are not read out based on article 16 paragraph 1 letter m based on the Law on Notary Positions? (1) Ratio Decidendi, namely the implementation of a decision with a ruling that the lawsuit cannot be accepted (Niet Ontvankelijk verklaard) in District Court Case No. 873/Pdt.G/2013/PN.Sby, even though in principle the lawsuit is not accepted, the notary still has responsibility for deed that he has made. Even though in principle the lawsuit is not accepted, the judge should consider not carrying out the obligation to read the deed by a notary(2) The Notary's responsibility for a deed that is not read, in this case the Notary can be sued because the authentic deed is downgraded to a private deed and then be sued civilly, namely regarding compensation based on 1365 of the Civil Code, as well as administrative sanctions based on the Code of Ethics. Notary. The advice that can be given is that during the examination of the case, if the lawsuit contains formal defects, it is better to stop it so that the decision is not rejected. Then the parties in the lawsuit must make a detailed lawsuit so that the lawsuit can be granted. Then there are administrative sanctions for the notary who does not carry out the obligation to read the deed. less severe and less of a deterrent effect, then the supervisory board should ensure that the deed made by the notary is truly authentic or not during its inspection and there should be a clear place for complaints for the public to the regional supervisory board.
The Strategic Role of Social Entrepreneurship in Addressing Communal Conflicts in Indonesia
Authors: Hana Putra  , Djayeng Tirto  , Bambang Wahyudi  , Pujo Widodo  , Achmed Sukendro
Published: November 2024

This research examines the strategic role of social entrepreneurship in the resolution of communal conflicts in Indonesia, focusing on its use as a tool for mediation and community recovery. Utilizing qualitative methodologies and documentary studies, this study collects and analyzes data on how social entrepreneurship initiatives contribute to peacebuilding and social integration. The findings indicate that social entrepreneurship not only plays a role in generating economic profits but also promotes social coherence and improves the quality of life in communities affected by conflicts. This study also evaluates the challenges in the implementation of social entrepreneurship and provides practical recommendations for the development of policies and practices that support social integration and national stability. Consequently, this study offers valuable insights into the potential of social entrepreneurship as an effective tool in resolving communal conflicts in Indonesia