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Development for Empowerment: Mobilising Online and Digital Micro-Credentials for Refugees
Authors: Read Timothy , Bruce Alan , Olcott, Jr. Don
Published: July 2024

Development for empowerment focuses on leveraging education via digital technologies and micro-credentials for training and education as part of the integration, social inclusion and capacity building for displaced persons. Development for empowerment builds upon the previous concepts of development including Amartya Sen’s ‘development as freedom,’ the core concept of education and learning as development, and the use of digital technologies for building human capacity so people can make their own choices and pursue the lives they wish to lead. Development for empowerment for refugees broadens the construct of development and is integral to promoting and nurturing ‘equity, access and success’ amongst refugee populations. The authors highlight critical resources that support the basic tenets of human empowerment such as the UN’s Declaration of Human Rights, the UN’s Basic Needs Approach to Refugees, Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, and the key strategies of online delivery and micro-credentials development. Moreover, the authors emphasise that the integration, social inclusion and integration of refugees is a highly complex construct to implement and sustain, thus reflecting the constant tension of refugees’ emotional desire to return home versus rebuilding a new life in a new country. In the final analysis, ‘development for empowerment’ + open and distance learning + digital micro-credentials create a powerful synergy for serving refugees and fulfilling the spirit of preserving human rights through education and the pursuit of one’s chosen life as a precious human ideal.
Preferences and Views of School Students on the Integration of MOOCs in Performance Tasks of EFL Courses
Authors: Aksak Kömür İstek , Okur Muhammet Recep
Published: July 2024

The Covid-19 pandemic forced the education sector to transition from traditional classroom settings to online and blended learning formats. MOOCs have emerged as a potential alternative to traditional classroom instruction, providing students with access to high-quality education from leading universities. This case study examines the preferences and views of school students on the integration of MOOCs in the performance tasks of EFL courses. The study was conducted in Türkiye during the 2020-2021 school year, and a total of 110 K-12 students participated. Both qualitative and quantitative data were collected. Statistical analysis was used to analyse the quantitative data, while descriptive and content analysis was used for the qualitative data. The study found that integrating MOOCs in K-12 EFL classes had a positive impact on students’ motivation and engagement levels. Using MOOCs as performance tasks increased students' awareness of global issues and improved their research and analytical skills. Additionally, the results showed that MOOCs have the potential to enhance language learning outcomes in K-12 EFL courses. The findings of this study can guide researchers and practitioners in the theoretical and practical aspects of online and blended learning in K-12 education.
VIDEO PROFIL KOPERASI UNIT DESA KERTAJAYA KANDANGAN
Authors: Wijaya Hafidz Arya , Arifianto Pungky Febi , Widyasari Widyasari
Published: July 2024

Koperasi menjadi tempat untuk memberdayakan masyarakat guna mengembangkan potensi yang mereka miliki agar dapat menaikkan kualitas hidup dan saling menyejahterakan satu sama lain. Seperti halnya Koperasi Unit Desa Kertajaya yang merupakan koperasi penghasil susu sapi yang melimpah dengan kualitas baik. Koperasi Unit Desa Kertajaya telah menjadi wadah bagi para peternak setempat untuk mengelola peternakan dan produk susu mereka. Keunggulan tersebut harus didukung dengan pemanfaatan media sosial yang baik melalui berbagai platform seperti Youtube, Instagram, Tiktok, dan lain sebagainya, agar dapat dikenal oleh masyarakat luas. Setelah dilakukan berbagai cara untuk mengumpulkan data seperti observasi, wawancara, dokumentasi, dan pengumpulan data secara kuesioner, sejauh ini Koperasi Unit Desa Kertajaya belum memanfaatkan media sosial dengan baik berupa foto ataupun video, sehingga banyak masyarakat yang kurang mengetahui informasi mengenai Koperasi Unit Desa Kertajaya Kandangan. Oleh karena itu, dibuatlah video profil untuk membantu koperasi tersebut memperkenalkan dan memberikan informasi yang tidak terbatas kepada masyarakat luas. Alasan dipilihnya video profil yakni, video profil merupakan salah satu media yang paling tepat saat ini, karena dapat memberikan informasi melalui audio dan juga biasanya didukung dengan visual yang baik, sehingga audiens akan lebih mudah untuk mencerna informasi yang telah diberikan. Adapun tahap-tahap yang perlu diperhatikan untuk membuat video profil tersebut seperti pra produksi, produksi, dan pasca produksi. Dengan terciptanya video profil ini, Perusahaan diharapkan mampu untuk lebih maju dengan beralih ke dunia digital, agar dapat membangun perekonomian yang lebih baik lagi.
Efisiensi Usaha tani Tembakau Oven Varietas 88 Di Kecamatan Jerowaru Kabupaten Lombok Timur
Authors: Warni Anggita , Muhsin Muhsin , Nirmawati Nirmawati
Published: July 2024

Penelitian ini dapat mengetahui besarnya pendapatan yang diterima petani tembakau oven varietas 88 di Desa Jerowaru Kabupaten Lombok Timur rata-rata sebesar Rp. .36.257.950,- Besarnya pendapatan yang diterima sebanding dengan biaya yang dikeluarkan dalam budidaya tembakau oven varietas 88. Usahatani tembakau oven varietas 88 di Kecamatan Jerowaru Kabupaten Lombok Timur pelaksanaan usahatani relatif efisien hal ini ditunjukkan dengan R/ Nilai C Ratio sebesar 1,9 dengan kata lain R/C > 1 berarti budidaya tembakau varietas 88 di Kecamatan Jerowaru efisien atau layak untuk dilaksanakan atau dilanjutkan. Kendala yang dihadapi dalam budidaya tembakau oven varietas 88 adalah modal, karena modal merupakan salah satu faktor penentu keberhasilan dalam melakukan kegiatan usahatani tembakau oven varietas 88. Berikutnya kendala ketersediaan pupuk yang harganya relatif tinggi, sedangkan kendala terakhir adalah faktor cuaca yang tidak menentu akhir-akhir ini. Akhirnya hal ini menjadi ancaman yang menyebabkan gagal panen pertanian tembakau sehingga menimbulkan kerugian yang sangat besar bagi petani tembakau
Psychotherapy for Women avoiding Intercourse in a Traditional Culture
Authors: Kayir Arşaluys , Bıkmaz Pervin Sevda , Ertekin Banu Aslantaş
Published: July 2024

Vaginismus is the fear of pain associated with the involuntary contraction of the outer third part of vagina upon entry. These women are usually phobic about intercourse and avoid penetration. Although rare in western cultures, vaginismus is the most common clinical reason for referral for female sexual dysfunction in Turkey where sex therapy is the usual psychotherapy approach used. This article focuses on the treatment of vaginismus through combining homogeneous group therapy and psychodrama with sex therapy techniques for treating women referred with vaginismus. It also headlines those characteristics of women and men that mainly arise from cultural factors.
‘Christmas Cleaning’: Are we able to heal the Culture?
Authors: Mikhailova Ekaterina
Published: July 2024

This article is an exploration of traumatized tradition, late December stress and brief sociodrama based interventions. It describes a crossroads: a place where therapeutic group work meets other sociocultural practices. I describe an example taken from my 16 year’s experience when a special format of group work was introduced during the time of severe national financial crisis. The intention was to help people face the psychological and cultural challenges of late December. The title ‘Christmas Cleaning’ is a metaphor for this form of group work. Examples of brief interventions are given, processes and some results are described to discuss the main question: “Can we as group therapists help a traumatized culture to use its own symbolic remedies?”
Figure and Ground in Group Analytic Theory and Training
Authors: Pines Malcolm
Published: July 2024

This paper was resulted from rethinking the work of the Training Committee of the Institute of Group Analysis in the late eighties. We had spent many years devising a new curriculum, visualising what it could do if it did not have an already existing curriculum and could start from scratch. What was done over previous years was to put together a curriculum based on growing experience, inevitably it represented the accretion of the years and so we played with ideas of what we could do if we could start from scratch. What we were trying to do was to grasp the totality of what we were trying to teach. This paper simply stretches out my own view of the phenomenon of group analysis, how it comes to be and its position in the context of human sciences and the history of ideas.
Why Psychodrama?
Authors: Bustos Dalmiro
Published: July 2024

In this paper I answer the first question I asked on my way to understanding Moreno ideas. In his and his wife Zerka’s hands, I learnt the value of technique so I could understand life from an interpersonal angle. Moving from the whirl of action allowed me to access the internal world, knowing that my vision is always subjective and changes. Sociometry opened up an understanding of the dynamics in human groups and the word sharing reached all areas of my life. I conclude by sharing a dream we are realising in Argentina: the formation of peer groups in every place where we live based on desire, not on obligation. We call it ‘The request’ (la llamada). It has no economic constraints. The model has already been adopted by several countries and could create a path towards IAGP, which is responsible for organizing numerous congresses, to which only a fraction of IAGP members can now attend.
The Concept of Sociatry Beyond Moreno - Designing and Crafting Societies that Value the Collective Good: What IAGP and EAGT Might Bring to the World!
Authors: Tauvon Kate Bradshaw
Published: July 2024

We can take inspiration from the arts, poets, writers and musicians to tune our senses to each other. JL Moreno, a founder of IAGP, who together with his wife Zerka and others, developed Psychodrama, Sociometry and Group Psychotherapy, considered the intermediary parts of the self to be body, psyche and society. This article describes Sociatry, the study of the ways we interweave our co-existence, which can be measured through the instrument of sociometry. According to Moreno, we are born to the role of Creative Genius, which we can use to rouse the autonomic healing centre in each one of us. In this paper the author gives some examples of how this can be used and focuses on our connection with our biosphere, our zone of life on Earth. She asks how we can together, within all our networks, use our skills and knowledge to the best effect to address the fundamental questions for humanity concerning resilience - the capacity to live, persist and develop with changing conditions in a globally intertwined world of humans, societies and nature.
Máscaras, cuerpo, y escena en un grupo
Authors: Buchbinder Mario J.
Published: July 2024

En este articulo se describen cuatro sesiones de un grupo terapéutico, se destacan fenómenos de identificación y desidentificación, estructuración y desestructuración y algunas técnicas relacionadas con la presencia de máscaras, cuerpo y escenas.
Culture, Context and Resilience After Traumatic Events
Authors: Beck Richard
Published: July 2024

Trauma and crisis are considered and reviewed within the context of the cultural subjectivity, current and historical, within which these events occur. Meaning of and importance of boundaries will be explored, in particular with today’s use of cell phones and the internet. Examples of how we listen to both ‘words and music’ in our groups and to their members will be examined. To paraphrase Aristotle, a keynote must educate both the heart and the mind, or it is not a keynote at all.
The Mirror Neuron of Agapi (Love) and Trauma in Psychotherapeutic Groups and the contribution of the Forgiving Process
Authors: Mela Catherine
Published: July 2024

From the beginning of life, a complex immune-biochemical dialogue is established in the brain, influenced by maternal experiences and the Social Unconscious. Trauma leaves traces in memory, either by its explicit or implicit transcription, psychologically experienced either as a conscious event or as an unconscious, blind and violent disorder, especially when the traumatic quantity overwhelms the Psychic Apparatus. The group factors interacting among different countries and cultures will be explored in relation to trauma‘s treatment and transformation in the group. Trauma‘s maintenance and transformation through generations, creates wounds in time, space, boundaries, transgenerationally influencing our genetic, ethical and national heritage. Psychotherapeutic factors like Agapi (Love), acceptance, containing, holding, gratitude, equal human-rights, transcultural and trans-religious-dialogue, corrective emotional experience and forgiving process are group parameters with impact in trauma’s healing after alteration of the Brain Plasticity. The forgiving process served as a marker in the evaluation of trauma‘s transformation by investigating the relationship between forgiveness, likelihood forgiveness and transgression related interpersonal motivations using Pearson’s correlation coefficient.
The tripartite matrix, the basic assumption of Incohesion and Scapegoating in Foulkesian Group Analysis: Clinical and empirical illustrations, including terrorism and terrorists
Authors: Hopper Earl
Published: July 2024

An outline of the group analytic theory of the tripartite matrix, and a reconsideration of the dynamics of trauma, the fear of annihilation, helplessness, and envy, enables the theorisation of a fourth basic assumption in the unconscious life of groups and group-like social systems, which I have called Incohesion: Aggregation/Massification or (ba) I:A/M. Scapegoating processes are the main pillar of massification. An understanding of the personification of Incohesion has important clinical and empirical implications, especially for the treatment of our most difficult traumatised patients. This can be seen in the traumatogenic processes of terrorism and terrorists which can be understood in terms of Winnicott’s work on the anti-social tendency and Foulkes’ work on autistic communicational gestures. The failure of the deepest desire for communication concerning the experience of trauma leads to the collapse of hope and the perversion of the golden rule: do onto others as you believe that you have been done by.
Group Analysis and Quantum Ontology: A Study of the Theoretical and Clinical Applications of Quantum Mechanics in the Group-Analytic Group
Authors: Koukis Anastassios
Published: July 2024

The scientific foundations of group analysis are explored by drawing analogies between the group analytic process and quantum ontology. The group-analytic situation is conceived as a wave function process leading to collapses, according to Schrödinger’s equation and the interpretation of the Copenhagen School, through the conductor’s interpretative interventions. Superposition, as expressed by the conductor’s three positions (as therapist/member, father/mother and leader/conductor) and those of the members (adults/infants), as linked with mirror/resonance phenomena, are investigated. Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle is related to the impossibility of simultaneously “measuring” the conductor/father’s paternal position (Signifier/Name-of-the-Father) and his/ her dynamic influence (“speed”) on the group/mother or Signified (the mother/ group’s desire) (Lacan). A reservation regarding the exact determination of the Signifier and/or Signified using the uncertainty principle leads to a balance of power between them, which favours the pre-eminence of the conductor/father as expressing an effective paternal function by recognizing the group/mother as the major therapeutic figure (Foulkes).
Inner Multiculturalism and Language
Authors: Novitsky Natalia
Published: July 2024

The manifestation and resolution of the "cultural neurosis" in second and third generation migrant families. The new Europeans of the old Europe live in an "intercultural" psychological space and find their home in the new language. There are also questions that need to be understood, metabolized, and resolved during adolescence to avoid dispersion of identity formation.
From Free Association to Group Associative Chains
Authors: Pezzo Maria Antonieta
Published: July 2024

The author provides a brief historical overview of free association and the difficulties encountered by psychoanalysts in its use in the group camp. It emphasizes the work of conceptualization of the group associative chains realized by Kaës that considers that they are produced as an interweaving of the singular and intrapsychic free associations, those produced by the intersubjective ensemble and those produced in the group encounter, guided on the diachronic and synchronic pillars. Introduce a therapeutic mediator called a group pictogram which consists of inviting group members to play by drawing together on the same sheet of paper. Drawings that produce pictograms that allow to say, to tell what the group lives, feels and thinks. The strokes, drawings, pictograms, are included as associative chains that would link drawings with words, with narratives and stories of each subject, of the intersubjective link and of the group. It presents some illustrative vignettes.
Field Theory and Theories
Authors: Reggianini Daniele
Published: July 2024

The study presented in this section aims at exploring a reflection focused on the conditions of the origins and development of the Identity, in its many two-dimensional characterizations: personal/social, corporeal/mental, active/ representative, concrete/abstract. The reflection that developed subsequently focuses on observing and interpreting the reality and its particular constituent category that philosophy traces back to the concept of Being; therefore in these pages the analytic focus concerns the being and, specifically the being as humanity. It is considered useful, as it is a criteria that brings clarity and organization, to refer to the concept of Field and to a series of theoretical constructs related to it; some of them are already known while others have been used here for the first time; both cases will be considered later and appropriately analyzed.
Comparison of the Social Atoms of Psychotic, Neurotic and Normals and devoloping Social Atom Test
Authors: Altinay Deniz
Published: July 2024

J.L. Moreno brought an innovative and revolutionary perspective to religion, philosophy, psychology, psychiatry, sociology, education, art and theatre. Moreno’s personality theory is considered as a biosocial interaction theory: a theory postulating that human beings have developed functions through constant interaction between the biological organism and the social environment. (Bischof,L.J. 1964) This article presents a research unter the name of the “Comparison of the Social Atoms of Psychotic, Neurotic and Normals” in a psychiaty clinic of a military hospital and obtained statistically significant results data is already plural. The social atom test developed for this purpose was applied to individuals considered as normals , individuals with various neurotic diagnoses and individuals with psychotic states. In this study the differences among the “social atoms” of individuals in psychotic, neurotic and normal groups are analyzed. In order to determine the differences, eight research hypotheses were tested. All hypotheses have been tested at an error level of 0.05
Engaging Children in Psychodrama: Appropriateness of Technique to Child Development
Authors: El-Mazahy Hanan , Gasseau Maurizio , Rakhawy Mona , Sabry Noha
Published: July 2024

Psychodrama techniques used with children are usually different from the techniques used with adults. Using child techniques can result in a different level of engagement compared to using adult techniques. In this work three sessions of a weekly play therapy group with children aged 7-13 are presented. In the three sessions, various psychodrama techniques were used, and the children’s engagement was noted with the different techniques and correlated to the children’s development as defined by Piaget and Moreno and to the cultural context.
Expressive Arts Therapy Group for Immigrant Youth in Israel: A Parallel Process of Group and Societal Integration
Authors: Honig Marcia
Published: July 2024

The aim of the current paper is to describe participants’ experiences and examine the effects of group therapy on self-esteem, self-expression and social skills among a group of immigrant children in Israel. The presented group illustrates the effectiveness of Art Therapy modality within that population, which is caught in a complex situation of both developmental and socio-cultural transition. Expressive Arts help the group members to address these difficulties; music, accompanied by play and arts, promotes mutual identification and empathy, and leads to group cohesion as a Creative Container.
A Twelve-year Organisational Consultancy to a Health Care Company
Authors: Wiktorin Marianne
Published: July 2024

This article will address and describe an extensive and successful twelve-year consultancy to a health care company. My contribution as a consultant consisted of highlighting and working with the different life phases of a small dynamic company. I used a set of methods and interventions. I assisted the owners during the start-up of the company, as well as during its growth and expansion, and finally during the close-down. The organisation was initially flat and only the owners were employed. They had no manager and a CEO only on paper. All responsibilities were shared. Later, during the growth of the company, new people were employed, and a hierarchy was introduced. Roles and role systems changed considerably and needed addressing and working through. The subsequent phases in the life of the company all involved considerable role changes. Eventually several of the owners retired. The company was bought out and a new management took over. The consultancy finished after twelve successful years. Consultancy methods used: Action Methods, visualising the organisational system and role systems, role training and role reversal, team training, feedback and reflection.
Editorial
Authors: Nishimura Kaoru , Urrutia Camino , Mineo Roberta
Published: July 2024

This is the second Forum volume for the current Editorial Board. We hope that you have become familiar with the peer review system, although it is not yet common throughout IAGP.COVID-19 has claimed many lives around the world and enormously changed people’s way of life (and the IAGP Congress scheduled for 2021 has been postponed). It is a great tragedy.In this volume we have Special Focus on COVID-19. It includes the keynote address by Christer Sandahl at the IAGP International Online Research Symposium on COVID-19, which took place from October 30 to November 2, 2020
Social threats to human nature during the pandemic
Authors: Sandahl Christer
Published: July 2024

Social pain is discussed from different angles and is related to primal emotions, the experience of exclusion, unconscious response patterns, attachment, evolutionary psychology, interpersonal neurobiology, and social neuroscience. The internet and online solutions developed during the pandemic are problematized. Such discussion fora offer many useful solutions for problem solving and communication. However, they might cause new problems in the long run, not least reinforcing authoritarian solutions. It is concluded that social isolation and the accompanying pain of not being part of a Group is real and against human nature. Other aspects of human needs that are threatened during the pandemic are Rightmindedness, Autonomy, Status, and Security. They can be summarized in the acronym GRASS. To prevent health problems in the population all these needs, including human’s dependency on experiencing greenery, must be taken into consideration.
Game learning - Action methods and new technologies
Authors: Palacios Luis , Palacios Arturo
Published: July 2024

The possibilities that the new technologies, particularly the roleplaying video games, contribute to the development of the action techniques and the psychodrama are raised. As an example of these methodologies, the experience of the authors in the use of a video role-playing game, the Pace of the Waves, in the area of communication and leadership is presented to the training of public administration professionals. The advantages and limitations of this tool are discussed, as well as its applications to professional and personal development. Finally, we reflect on the encounter between the traditional and the new in action techniques and psychodrama.
Attachment representations and covid-19
Authors: Pi Ordóñez Maria Teresa
Published: July 2024

In the last years attachment theory has been spreading in the fields of psychology, children psychiatry, pediatric and professionals of education. Usually it is related with children development. In this article, a different point of view is presented, extending its influence to adult age and especially about how we relate in groups we choose to belong. The author also reflect how attachment representations that we develop in infancy influences group psychotherapy and our attitudes facing COVID-19.
Thoughts on social work during covid 19
Authors: Policicchio Nicola
Published: July 2024

Social workers’role aims to support people in need for various reasons, those who are often confined to the margins of community. Covid 19 has caused many changes in our daily lives and its backlash has also affected support interventions. The social workers went through this period together with the users, trying to find new balances with respect to the practical aspects, but also to the psychological and relational fallout. The processing and adaptation work was carried out both individually and in groups. The paper summarizes a few reflections emerged in some social workers’ groups held during this period in Northern Italy, highlighting specific issues and the processing paths used to address them.
Possibilities and limits of online interventions and psychotherapies in times of the covid-19 pandemic. Training for mental health professionals
Authors: Grillo Raúl Vaimberg
Published: July 2024

We carry out a trajectory for different investigations and studies carried out in the last 15 years about psychotherapies and online interventions to conclude with the description of an online training experience developed during the year of the COVID-19 pandemic. We conducted various trainings in which 400 public and private Mental Health professionals participated in Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries. The observations about the online intervention modalities used (textual, videoconference, telephone, collective creation platforms and video games) and the type of intervention (individual, family and group) were significant. The online trainings lasted 25 hours, in groups that worked with multivideoconference by Zoom combined with a textual virtual campus, through forums, contributed articles and written work carried out by the participants. 1500 pages of text produced by students and teachers participating in the experience were recorded. Preliminary conclusions of various investigations and training experiences developed are presented.
From Doing to Being - Interactions, emotions, relationships, and consciousness: steps in the psychodramatic approach towards understanding human identity
Authors: Reggianini Daniele
Published: July 2024

A scientific theoretical study. The world is currently experiencing a lengthy period of prolonged, intense, and - in various respects - dramatic restrictions. Intended to contain the everspreading pandemic, these restrictions are impacting on our movements and our social interaction. This situation, however, can be taken as an opportunity to develop theories, thoughts, and insights into the origins and the processes by which human identity form. Over the following pages, we will examine the complex, fascinating pathway that leads from the body to the mind, from action to thought, through the various dimensions of psychism (primarily: perception, emotion, and consciousness).
Discussion on the Meaning of “Reverie of Groups” During School Consultation
Authors: Ohashi Yoshie
Published: July 2024

In schools, where teachers tend to seek immediate solutions, the question of how to provide meaningful interventions has drawn considerable attention from school psychologists all over the world. The purpose of the present study is to analyze case data, including the phenomenon named “reverie of groups” from a previous study, which refers to the retention of discomfort in a group of teachers, resulting in an indirect change in problematic students. In this case study, it was initially difficult to adopt a clear policy that created immediate solutions; the psychologist and teachers experienced feelings of uncertainty. After several consultations between the psychologist and teachers however, the troubled student indirectly changed. The teachers’ attitudes became responsive and pro-active in the aftermath. Thus, the significance of reverie in the school consultation context was demonstrated, as was the power of groups to maintain a sense of security by sustaining the capacity of reverie.
Atuação dos conselhos municipais como forma de participação do cidadão na administração pública municipal
Authors: De Paula Viviane Silva
Published: July 2024

Citizen participation is a right that gives the possibility that anyone can participate in the public affairs of the community of which they are a part, it must be effective through applicable mechanisms, assimilable and measurable in their effectiveness and not be reduced to corporatism and clientelist system that constantly reflects and recreates a socio-state relationship of favoritism in which opacity is a constant. In the political life of Brazil, open sessions of the councils and public meetings of the municipal councils are held, as well as various institutional designs that sought to promote local participatory processes in the public policy agenda. Thus, the main objective of this research is to analyze the participatory performance of citizens in Municipal Councils to elaborate and apply municipal public policies. When citizen participation is an effective instrument for the emancipation of society, at the same time, it ceases to be functional for the State. Municipal councils have gained strength in recent years, for example in the creation of a master plan for cities. As it is an abstract entity, where its effects are perceived in the long term, the Master Plan must be followed by immediate actions in the short term, taking into account the city's priorities perceived in the initial diagnoses. In this way, the changes perceived in the short-term period make the benefits of the participatory process visible to the community, ensuring its credibility and acceptance by the groups involved in its preparation.
Pemberdayaan Kelompok Peduli Hipertensi Untuk Pengendalian Marker Sindrom Kardiometabolik Melalui Senam Rutin
Authors: Novitasari Dwi , Yulianto Dwi Agus
Published: July 2024

Introduction: Every year, the old population in Central Java has a similar profile to the rise in the country. NCDs are frequently to blame for premature death before age 70. Globally, cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death. According to a research of five participants, the average blood pressure was 125.4/80.9 mmHg, and the intermediate total cholesterol level was 168.9 mg/dl.
Objective: Improve the health behavior of members of the hypertensive care group in the Eastern Purwokerto Mersi Kelurahan, especially by exercising intensively and consistently.
Methods: Making pamphlets, providing tools and materials for cholesterol testing, and coordinating with the head of the hypertension care group are all part of this community service technique. At the end of the Public Health Service (PHS), the number of participants was 48.
Results: Most PHS participants are women, 44 (91.7 %). 21 (43.7 %) have overweight to level 2 obesity. Seven (14.6 %) of the participants have previously had DM. Twenty-nine (60.4 %) suffer from hypertension. Of most PHS participants, 27 (56.3%) had a history of hypercholesterolemia, 36 (75.0%). There was an improvement in pre-normal cholesterol levels of practitioners by 36 (75.0%) to 28 (58.3%).
Conclusion: This PHS activity has good active participation of the hypertension care group Mersi, Purwokerto members. There's been an improvement in the exercise participants' cholesterol levels.
Edukasi dan Pelatihan Pencegahan Stunting pada Balita dengan Membuat Makanan Berbahan Lokal di Desa Baregbeg
Authors: Rohman Asri Aprilia , Rosdiana Nina , Riyantina Ade Sity , Ginanjar Yoga , Mulyana Agus , Liani Ai , Rismalinda Dea , Sri Nova , Cahya Utami Wulan
Published: July 2024

Introduction: Stunting is a condition where the body is short due to insufficient nutritional intake or recurrent infections that occur in the golden periode. Stunting is influenced by several factors, on of which is the mothers knowledge about nutritions. One of the interventions to prevent stunting can be carried out through education and training to prevent stunting through locally sourced food such as using fish and moringa leaves, so that nutritional intake for toddlers can be adequate and can reduce the risk of stunting. Objective: Participants in this activity totaled 35 people Method: The methods used in this community service are lectures, discussions and demonstration of food processsing from local food ingreadients Result: Based on the results of the education and training, it is hoped that participants will have knowledge and skills to use local food ingredients to prevent Stunting Conclusion: Based on the community service activities that have been ccarried out, it can be concluced that this activity has been carried out according to plan and stages with 35 participants attending from the Baregbeg area. The participants were very enthusiastic about participating in the activity from start to finish. From this activity, posyandu cadres and mother of toddlers gained knowledge and skills regarding stunting prevention by making food preparations made from local fish and moringa leaves.
Belajar Sambil Bermain Origami Di MIS Babakan, Ciamis
Authors: Nugraha Ilham , Juliyana Ilham , Muhamad Akbar Adiansyah , Andang Permana Asep , Andrian Bagas , Ibrahim Bobi , Nur Zaidan Rafi Hanif , Firmansyah Andan
Published: July 2024

Introduction: Play is an activity that is inseparable from children. This circumstance has captivated researchers since the 17th century to conduct studies on children and play. Researchers aim to demonstrate the extent to which play influences children, whether it is merely for seeking social recognition and acceptance or just to fill leisure time.
Objective: The community service activity conducted aims to enhance the learning creativity of school-age children by combining counseling approaches and origami crafting activities as a means of playful learning.
Method: This community service employs the counseling method by directly teaching origami assembly techniques to 12 students at MIS Babakan, Baregbeg District, Ciamis Regency, West Java.
Result: In the pretest phase, 83.33% of the 12 children exhibited a lack of creativity development, while only 16.67% showed good creativity development. It is emphasized that counseling on origami assembly is considered a crucial step, and the post-test results indicate improvement, with only 8.33% of children showing a lack of creativity development, while 91.67% achieved a good level of creativity development.
Conclussion: This Community Service activity has proven to be highly successful overall, receiving positive responses and resulting in a significant improvement in creativity development after the counseling on learning through playing origami assembly.
Introduction: Play is an activity that is inseparable from children. This circumstance has captivated researchers since the 17th century to conduct studies on children and play. Researchers aim to demonstrate the extent to which play influences children, whether it is merely for seeking social recognition and acceptance or just to fill leisure time.
Objective: The community service activity conducted aims to enhance the learning creativity of school-age children by combining counseling approaches and origami crafting activities as a means of playful learning.
Method: This community service employs the counseling method by directly teaching origami assembly techniques to 12 students at MIS Babakan, Baregbeg District, Ciamis Regency, West Java.
Result: In the pretest phase, 83.33% of the 12 children exhibited a lack of creativity development, while only 16.67% showed good creativity development. It is emphasized that counseling on origami assembly is considered a crucial step, and the post-test results indicate improvement, with only 8.33% of children showing a lack of creativity development, while 91.67% achieved a good level of creativity development.
Conclussion: This Community Service activity has proven to be highly successful overall, receiving positive responses and resulting in a significant improvement in creativity development after the counseling on learning through playing origami assembly.
Rancang Bangun Keran Wudhu Otomatis Berbasis Mikrokontroller di SMA Muhammadiyah 4 Songgon Banyuwangi
Authors: Pambudi Setyo , Fikri Azhar , Tsabit Mumtadz Zaid Bin , Aditya Tsabit , Karisma Muhamat Dwi , Asrofi Mochamad
Published: July 2024

Water is a primary need for worship, especially for Muslims. Making water taps automatically is one of the innovations to make water use efficient when performing ablution. This service program aims to provide education to students of SMA Muhammadiyah 4 Songgon Banyuwangi in making designs for automatic ablution faucets. The community service methods used are socialization and direct practical training in the field. Several stages in this service include simulation, assembly, programming and tool function testing. The results show that direct training related to the design of automatic ablution tap has succeeded in increasing the interest of Muhammadiyah 4 Songgon High School students in higher education. This service program must continue to be carried out continuously so that sustainability is maintained and students' interest in learning increases.
Strategi Manajemen Pengelolaan Kelas Pada Pembelajaran Pendidikan Agama Islam Di Mas Al-Washliyah Kisaran
Authors: Siahaan Adlila Anggriani , Ramadhan Devina , Wasirin Nadhilah Uzma
Published: July 2024

Pada proses pembalajaran yang dilakukan di kelas sebagai seorang guru harus memiliki strategi manajemen pengelolaan kelas yang tepat dan efektif serta efisien agar proses pembelajaran yang dilakukan bisa berjalan sesuai dengan yang diharapkan. Mengingat bahwa pada masa sekarang ini siswa membawa handphone disekolah dan mereka lebih fokus terhadap handphone masing-masing. Disinilah diperlukannya strategi manajemen pengelolaan kelas yang tepat, agar siswa bisa mengikuti proses pembelajaran dengan baik. Metode penelitian yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah kualitatif dengan pendekatan deskriptif. Dengan menggunakan teknik pengumpulan data wawancara, observasi serta dokumentasi. Sedangkan informan dalam penelitian ini adalah salah satu guru yang ada di MAS Alwashliyah Kisaran. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa guru sudah berusaha agar memiliki strategi manajemen pengelolaan kelas yang baik, namun yang terjadi bahwa tidak semua siswa dapat menerima strategi guru tersebut karena siswa memiliki tipe belajarnya masing-masing yang berbeda satu dengan yang lainnya. Namun guru di MAS Alwashliyah ini tetap berusaha mengganti metode atau strateginya hingga seluruh siswa dapat menerima dengan baik.
Kata Kunci: Strategi, Manajemen, pengelolaan kelas
KETERAMPILAN BELAJAR KELOMPOK
Authors: Tria Beby , Ramadan Dicky , Camanggi Lia
Published: July 2024

pada zaman sekarang ini guru dituntut harus lebih berinovasi dalam melaksanakan pembelajaran di dalam kelas, sehingga banyak sekarang ini dijumpai beranekaragam metode atau cara guru dalam menyampaikan pembelajaran. salah satunya yang harus diperhatikan oleh guru ialah keterampilan mengajar kelompok, dimana keterampilan ini berpacu kepada hubungan interpersonal yang sehat dan akrab antara siswa satu dengan yang lainnya. Jadi di sini lebih menekankan kepada kerja sama yang baik untuk mencapai tujuan pembelajaran yang efektif dan efesien di masa sekarang ini. Dan metode penelitian yang penulis gunakan adalah dengan pendekatan studi kepustakaan, yang bersumber dari referensi buku, dan lain-lain. komponen keterampilan mengajar kelompok kecil dan perorangan yaitu dengan ketrampilan mengadakan pendekatan pribadi pada setiap siswa, ketrampilan mengorganisasikan kegiatan pembelajaran, ketrampilan membimbing dan memberikan kemudahan belajar, dan ketrampilan merancang dan melaksanakan kegiatan pembelajaran
Effects of Leadership Development Programs, Mentorship, and Employee Empowerment on Organizational Performance
Authors: Soegiarto Ita , Ainul Arifah Nur Jihan , Rahmadhani May Vitha , Ilham Ilham
Published: July 2024

This study investigates the effects of Leadership Development Programs, Mentorship, and E mployee Empowerment on organizational performance in Indonesian companies. Using a sample of 2000 respondents and employing SPSS for data analysis, the study finds that all three factors significantly and positively impact organizational performance. The regression analysis reveals that Leadership Development Programs (Beta = 0.322, p = 0.005), Mentorship (Beta = 0.298, p = 0.000), and Employee Empowerment (Beta = 0.384, p = 0.000) are strong predictors of organizational performance. The overall model explains 67.4% of the variance in organizational performance (R² = 0.674). Additionally, normality and multicollinearity assessments confirm the robustness of the model. These findings underscore the critical role of leadership development, mentorship, and employee empowerment in enhancing organizational outcomes. The study provides valuable theoretical contributions and practical implications for organizational leaders aiming to improve performance through strategic investments in these areas.
Legal Protection of Persons with Hearing Disabilities Associated with the Obligation to Read Deeds (Verlijden) For Notaries in Making Notarial Deeds
Authors: Rahmatulloh Rahmatulloh , Herlindah Herlindah , Jauharoh Arini
Published: July 2024

The Security Office Act (UUJN) contains legal provisions regarding the authenticity of recorded documents that are read but not heard by persons with disabilities; especially Article 16, Section 1, paragraph m of Law No. 16. Law No. 2 of 2014 on the Notary Public (UUJN) Regulation. The research questions of this study are: (1) How are certified texts read but not heard by deaf people; In this study, research methods based on law and theory are used. The data collection process was carried out through literature research. The results of the research show that: (1) Reading the work by the author with the help of a translator is valid if the actual production still complies with the regulations determined by the notary law. (2) The notary must be legal and impromptu, must include information on the official translation promise that the notary knows how to translate, and the face document at the end of the residence document. Making the work done by the notary on behalf of the hearing impaired people realistic, thus obtaining the legal rights of the hearing impaired as a service to the users and binding the legal goods on both parties, especially third parties.
Analysis of Supporting and Inhibiting Factors for the Implementation of Digital Transformation on the Potential for Improving the Work Ethic of the Fakfak Regency Community
Authors: Iha Muhammad Aliudin , Istiqomah Titis , Setiadi Pompong B.
Published: July 2024

The implementation of digital transformation has a positive impact on improving people's economic work ethic to be more productive. Empirical facts show that there are still many things that have not been able to be followed by people's behavior to be encouraged to be more productive because there is still an unwise use of information technology. The research aims to find out the factors that are the drivers and hinders in the implementation of digital transformation in society. The research was carried out during September – December 2023. Descriptive research method with a combination of quantitative and qualitative analysis approaches. Data was obtained through a direct survey of respondents who had been deliberately determined. The data obtained are given a weight value based on the assessment indicators obtained from the results of the preliminary research. The validity and reliability of the data were tested gradually and in a structured manner using the triangulation and role sharing approaches. The results of the study are presented in the form of a spider web diagram equipped with illustrations of shift share gap values, Ishikawa diagrams, Pearson correlation analysis, and regression equation models obtained from the SPSS statistical device version 2.3.
Analysis of Communication Media Factors and Organizational Change Development on Integration between Business Cooperation Actors of Fakfak Regency's Superior Products
Authors: Lismaya Elin , Rahayu Sri , Suryono Suryono , Sundjoto Sundjoto
Published: July 2024

Communication media and organizational change development are expected to be the key to growing the integrity of business actors in Fakfak district's superior products in building a cooperation network. The purpose of the research is to determine the level of ability to utilize communication media and the expertise of business people in Fakfak district's superior products to move organizations in order to build business cooperation. The research began in May – December 2023. Descriptive research method with a combination of quantitative and qualitative analysis approaches. Data was obtained through a direct survey of respondents who had been deliberately determined. The data obtained are given a weight value based on the assessment indicators obtained from the results of the preliminary research. The validity and reliability of the data were tested gradually and in a structured manner using the triangulation and role sharing approaches. The results of the study are presented in the form of a spider web diagram equipped with an illustration of the shift share gap value, a root cause analysis diagram with a combination of weighting techniques, pearson correlation analysis, and a regression equation model obtained from the SPSS statistical device version 2.3.
Implementation Strategy of Motivation, Innovation, and Work Ethic on the Economic Performance of Papuan Nutmeg Farmers (Myristica Argantea) in Fakfak Regency
Authors: Rumain Fadlun Santi , Istiqomah Titis , Wulansari Christina , Gati Vidia
Published: July 2024

+ The economic performance of nutmeg farmers in Fakfak district is currently entering a period of very difficult challenges due to the age of nutmeg trees that are old, unmaintained, and no longer productive in bearing fruit. This empirical fact in the next few years will be a serious threat that can impoverish people due to low nutmeg yields; requires strategies that must be carried out by farmers to improve crop productivity. The research was carried out during May – December 2023. Descriptive research method with a combination of quantitative and qualitative analysis approaches. Data was obtained through a direct survey of respondents who had been deliberately determined. The data obtained are given a weight value based on the assessment indicators obtained from the results of the preliminary research. The validity and reliability of the data were tested gradually and in a structured manner using the triangulation and role sharing approaches. The results of the study are presented in the form of a spider web diagram equipped with illustrations of shift share gap values, Ishikawa diagrams, Pearson correlation analysis, and regression equation models obtained from the SPSS statistical device version 2.3.