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Stroke Rehabilitation: Potential Artificial Intelligence Contributions
Authors: Cauraugh James
Published: February 2025

Artificial intelligence and stroke are an intriguing union with vast improvements in health benefits anticipated. Impactful artificial intelligence contributions are emerging in stroke diagnosis, rehabilitation protocols, and movement activity monitoring. Identifying stroke locations via magnetic renounce images will shorten the time delay post stroke and minimize the effects of the disrupted blood flow in the brain. Insightful rehabilitation protocols will be evidence-based as well as prescribed for specific individuals post stroke. Machine learning, immersive virtual reality, and deep learning will further substantiate the importance of voluntary movements as the basis for neural plasticity post stroke.
The Future of AI, ML, and Robotics in Business and Beyond
Authors: Fu Rachel J.C.
Published: February 2025

The future of AI, ML, and robotics promises impacts across industries and society. Businesses will leverage these technologies for sustainability, innovation, and efficiency, optimizing operations and enhancing customer experiences through personalization. Collaboration between academia and industry will drive advancements in ethical AI, ensuring transparency and accountability. In healthcare, space exploration, and smart cities, AI will address global challenges like disease detection, talent management, and climate change. As automation reshapes the workforce, reskilling and upskilling will be essential for fostering professional and organizational growth. These technologies will not only unlock many opportunities but also redefine human interactions, emphasizing innovation and sustainability.
Launching the Inaugural Issue of SPACE
Authors: Fu Rachel J.C.
Published: February 2025

The inaugural issue of SPACE inspires, informs, and innovates by uniting diverse perspectives on humanity's journey to the stars. Articles explore critical challenges and opportunities, from the physiological effects of microgravity, addressed by Dr. Elisabeth R. Barton and Dr. Michael B. Reid, to engineering breakthroughs detailed by Dr. Jacob Nan-Chu Chung. Dr. Joshua S. Fu examines space exploration's environmental impacts, while Dr. Rachel J.C. Fu highlights sustainability, education, and accessibility in the space sector. These contributions form a narrative that bridges academia, industry, and public interests, fostering excellence, inclusivity, and responsible stewardship as humanity reaches for the cosmos.
Fueling the Future: Innovations in Space
Authors: Fu Rachel J.C.
Published: February 2025

The space industry has transitioned from government-dominated endeavors to a vibrant ecosystem of innovation and opportunity. This editorial explores the future of space careers, highlighting key areas such as space education, travel, technology, sustainability, and artificial intelligence (AI) integration. Advancements in reusable rockets, space tourism, and interplanetary missions are revolutionizing possibilities. Emphasis on nutrition, exercise innovations, and AI-driven solutions underscores the industry’s interdisciplinary nature. Challenges like accessibility and ethical concerns coexist with unparalleled opportunities for societal progress. By fostering education, collaboration, and technological development, humanity can thrive in space and address global challenges on Earth. This journey into the cosmos transcends exploration, aiming to build a sustainable, hopeful future for all.
Charting the Next Frontier of Environmental Studies: From Earth Systems to Space
Authors: Fu Joshua S.
Published: February 2025

As humanity stands on the brink of unprecedented expansion into space, the environmental implications of these activities demand urgent attention. Rocket launches and space operations impact Earth's atmospheric, marine, and terrestrial systems, releasing pollutants into the stratosphere, disrupting marine ecosystems, and encroaching upon biodiversity-rich habitats. The proliferation of orbital debris further endangers sustainable space access and critical Earth systems. Addressing these challenges requires interdisciplinary collaborations, advancements in eco-friendly technologies, and the development of global governance frameworks. By integrating environmental stewardship into space exploration, we can ensure a balanced coexistence between innovation and ecological preservation. This vision sets the stage for a sustainable future in space and on Earth.
Space Engineering and Technology
Authors: Chung Jacob Nan-Chu
Published: February 2025

Space engineering and technology encompasses the leading-edge development of advanced engineering systems that push the frontiers of technology to allow humans to explore beyond the earth’s atmosphere and eventually the entire cosmos. First, the readers are provided with an introduction to the scope of space engineering and technology, and the history of space technology development. Next, the research and development areas of current interests and higher priorities are elaborated. Finally, some suggestions for future space and technology development are offered.
Transforming Supply Chain Management through Modern B2B Data Integration
Authors: Pramod Kumar Muthyala
Published: February 2025

This comprehensive article explores the evolution and current state of B2B integration in supply chain management, focusing on implementation challenges, success factors, and future trends. The article examines case studies from industry leaders, including 3M and Advance Auto Parts, demonstrating how modern B2B integration platforms have transformed traditional supply chain operations through automated data exchange, improved visibility, and enhanced collaboration. The article investigates technical and organizational challenges in implementation while providing best practices for successful deployment. The article offers insights into the future direction of B2B integration technologies and their impact on business performance through detailed analysis of cloud computing, API-first approaches, and artificial intelligence applications.
Digital Waste Mitigation in AI and Cloud Computing: A Comprehensive Framework for Environmental Sustainability
Authors: Durga Rao Manchikanti
Published: February 2025

This article examines the growing environmental impact of digital waste generated by artificial intelligence systems and cloud computing infrastructure. It presents a comprehensive article analysis of the environmental footprint associated with data centers, AI model training, and cloud-based operations. The article introduces a framework for identifying and measuring digital waste across computing environments, followed by an evaluation of current mitigation strategies including smart data management, deduplication techniques, and energy-efficient algorithm design. Through case studies and empirical analysis, the article demonstrates the effectiveness of combining technical solutions with organizational policies to reduce digital waste. The article highlights the crucial role of edge computing and renewable energy adoption in minimizing environmental impact. Additionally, the article proposes a set of best practices for organizations to integrate sustainability into their digital transformation initiatives. This article contributes to the growing body of literature on sustainable computing by providing actionable strategies for balancing technological advancement with environmental preservation. The conclusions emphasize the importance of industry-wide collaboration in establishing standards for measuring and reducing digital waste, while highlighting areas for future research in green computing technologies.
The Impact of Campus Space on Teacher-Student Social Behaviour: A Comparative Study of Shanxi Yuci No.2 Middle School and UCL Academy
Authors: Hou Anya
Published: February 2025

This paper explores spatial differences in campus design and their impact on teacher-student social behaviour, using Space Syntax theory as a framework. School buildings in China are characterized by a strong programme that emphasizes collectivism, order, and functionality, featuring symmetrical layouts and clear boundaries. In contrast, British school buildings prioritize individuality and innovation, with flexible layouts and dispersed functional spaces that encourage outdoor activities and social interaction, fostering independence and creativity. These differences reflect the cultural values and educational philosophies of China and the UK, significantly influencing social behaviour. This paper examines the distinct architectural styles and internal organisation of school buildings in China and the UK through a case study of Shanxi Yuci No.2 Middle School and UCL Academy. By studying these two school cases, this research explores how different educational environments shape teaching methods and student behaviour, providing insights for school design and educational practice.
Construction and Application Practice of the Index System for Bridge Lifecycle Monitoring
Authors: Fu Zhengwei
Published: February 2025

Bridges are crucial components of infrastructure, and comprehensive and effective monitoring is required throughout their entire lifecycle. This paper centers on the construction and application of the index system for bridge lifecycle monitoring. It presents the significance of such monitoring, details the design principles and key components like structural performance, environmental impact, and load-carrying capacity assessment indicators, along with data collection methods and sensor technologies. Conclusions affirm its importance for bridge safety, durability and serviceability. Future efforts should target intelligent, integrated monitoring and index system optimization to widen its use in bridge engineering.
Evidence Summary on Foot Management for High Risk Diabetic Foot Patients
Authors: Zhang Miaomiao , Kang Ye'e , Wang Xiaoling , Li Lijuan , Song Peiying
Published: February 2025

Objective: To retrieve, appraise and summarize evidence for high risk diabetic foot patients. Methods: The computer system searched CNKI, JBI database, Australian Diabetic Foot Network (ADFN), IWGDF, NICE, PubMed and other databases for all the evidence on foot management in patients with high-risk foot diabetic. Results: Finally, 12 articles were screened, including 5 evidence summaries, 4 clinical practice guidelines, 2 expert consensuses, and 1 systematic review. Sixteen pieces of best evidence were summarized in five aspects: risk assessment, screening, prevention, glycemic control, and foot management of diabetic foot.Conclusion: The best evidence on foot management programs for patients with high-risk foot diabetes mellitus can also provide a reference for clinical practitioners to carry out clinical practice while formulating relevant symptom management programs.
Research on enhancing primary school Chinese oral expression with intelligent speech technology
Authors: PAN Chengcheng
Published: February 2025

Intelligent speech technology has emerged as a transformative tool in enhancing oral expression within primary school Chinese education. This study integrates key technological components, including voice data collection, recognition, evaluation, synthesis, and interactive feedback, to elevate instructional quality. The "Yi Dian Hui" system exemplifies this integration, demonstrating significant improvements in students' oral proficiency and classroom participation. The research highlights the potential of intelligent speech technology to foster a more interactive, personalized, and efficient learning environment.
Bridging the education gap: the role of private organizations in rural China
Authors: JIN Xiwen
Published: February 2025

Inequality in education is a significant challenge in China. Through a case study, this research examines the impact of private organizations on rural students' academic performance. The study compares student performance before and after the private educational programs intervention and analyzes the differences between these students and a control group of students with comparable socioeconomic backgrounds. The findings suggest that private organizations play a crucial role in enhancing educational quality in rural regions, particularly by improving teacher training, providing supplementary educational resources, and supporting student engagement, which have a potential to narrow the rural-urban education gap.
Cooperative program between Suzhou ZHIO Co., Ltd and GSU on foreign trade talents
Authors: WU Pingping
Published: February 2025

School-enterprise cooperation is the way to realize a win-win situation for students, schools and enterprises. Currently, there are still lots of problems with college-enterprise cooperation, mainly because there is no practical school-enterprise cooperation program. Therefore, the planning of the college-enterprise cooperation program is the first issue. This article examines the actual situation of foreign trade training in Guangxi Vocational University of Science & Technology and the shortcomings of foreign trade in ZHIO Trading Co., Ltd, and analyzes problems they face and the needs of both parties, concluding the necessity of college-enterprise cooperation. Based on the analysis of successful cases of school-enterprise cooperation, the successful experience of school-enterprise cooperation in vocational colleges was summarized and applied in school-enterprise cooperation. The school and company mainly cooperate in enrollment management, curriculum provision, teaching staff construction as well as students' internship, thus deriving the college-enterprise cooperation program which has reference value.
Teaching strategy of folk art in primary school art curriculum
Authors: YANG Mingwei
Published: February 2025

Folk art, with its colorful forms and popular foundation, plays an important role in inheriting and developing traditional culture. This article collects, analyzes, and organizes relevant literature on folk art, and explores teaching strategies for folk art in primary school art courses based on the current status of teaching research. Efficient teaching strategies not only help improve classroom efficiency, but also enrich students' learning experience. This article mainly focuses on unit based teaching of appreciation, painting, and production as well as the consistency of teaching, learning, and evaluation, and explores innovative teaching strategies in learning, imitation, and transformation, aiming to cultivate students' aesthetic creativity through teaching strategies.
Research on the training mode of critical thinking in economics curriculum under the background of educational reform
Authors: LIU Hongjun
Published: February 2025

Under the background of the continuous deepening of educational reform, the innovation of teaching methods and models of economics, as a key way to cultivate students' economic accomplishment and thinking skills, is particularly critical. This study focuses on the way to cultivate critical thinking in economics courses under the background of education reform through innovation of teaching mode, adjustment of course content and methods, and establishment of learning assessment and feedback mechanism. The research discusses the direction and requirements of education reform, the uniqueness of economics curriculum and the urgency of cultivating critical thinking. It deeply elaborates on the exploration of critical thinking in economics curriculum, and gives strategies and suggestions for continuously improving this training method, which has far-reaching significance in promoting the teaching innovation of economics course and improving the overall quality of students.
Research on the integration of project-based teaching design and academic competitions in architectural education under the background of new engineering
Authors: GAI Yanru , LIU Mingkai
Published: February 2025

This study addresses the reform of architectural education under the new engineering background, exploring the integration strategies of project-based teaching design and academic competitions, aiming to enhance the practical and innovative abilities of architecture students. The paper analyzes the connection between architectural professional education and academic competitions, as well as the interplay between project-based teaching and academic competitions, focusing on improving students' innovative abilities, teaching quality, participation, and fairness. The research constructs a comprehensive evaluation system framework to ensure the consistency of evaluation criteria with teaching and competition objectives and proposes implementation steps to optimize teaching and learning experiences.
Study of productivity and yield indicators of cotton varieties and lines when grown in the conditions of Central Tajikistan
Authors: Sadikov A. T.
Published: February 2025

The article presents long-term data on the study of the productivity of cotton varieties and lines in the conditions of Central Tajikistan. In all samples, the number of boxes ranged from 12.6 to 20.4 pcs/plant. This indicator varies along the lines in the range of 9.4–21.8 pcs/plant, which is significantly higher than the standard variety Ziroatkor 64 (9.4 pcs/plant) — up to 12.4 pcs/plant. With a maximum value (17.0–20.4 pcs/plant) of this feature, the varieties Farovon 20, Dusti IZ, Yage 110 and Dangara 30 distinguished themselves with a deviation from the standard by 7.6–11.0 pcs /plant. The weight of one box of varieties of Turkish (foreign) breeding NAK-99/1 is 6.2 g, DP—5111 — 6.0 g, local varieties Kabadian 30 — 6.7 g, Yage 110 — 6.2 g, Farovon 20 — 6.1 g, which is higher than the standard variety Ziroatkor 64 (5.0 g) by 1.7 g, and according to the best foreign — up to 0.6 g. The best indicators of the economic harvest from among the studied varieties and lines of medium-fiber cotton were varieties of local selection Kabadian 30 (65.6 c/ha), Dangara 30 (54.5 c/ha) and Yage 110 (51.2 c/ha), and from foreign ones — DP-5111 (57.2 c/ha), which exceeded the standard Ziroatkor 64 (39.0 c/ha) to 26.6 c/ha, and of the promising lines — L-1 (79.0 c/ha), L-4 (76.1 c/ha), L-7 (70.1 c/ha) and L-2 (69.7 c/ha). The deviation from the Ziroatkor 64 variety (39.0 c/ha) ranged from 30.7 to 40.0 c/ha, and from the best foreign variety — 12.5–21.8 c/ha.
Differentiation of genetic resources of winter triticale by resistance to the causative agent of pink snow mold (Microdochium nivale (Fr.) Samuels and I.C. Hallett)
Authors: Ponomareva M. L. , Garaeva N. Sh. , Ponomarev S. N. , Pavlova S. Yu. , Ivanova I. O.
Published: February 2025

Pink snow mold, caused by the low-temperature ascomycete Microdochium.nivale (Fr.) Samuels and I.C. Hallett), is a regular occurrence in winter triticale (x Triticosecale, Wittm.). It is the most common and damaging phytopathogen in temperate and cold climates. Field experiments were conducted at the laboratory of winter rye and triticale breeding of the Tatar Scientific Research Institute of Agriculture FRC KazSC of RAS in 2020–2022. The experiments were carried out under both natural and artificial infectious conditions. The samples were screened in the laboratory by infecting detached leaves with the most virulent strain of Microdochium.nivale, F00608. The study focused on 50 hexaploid samples of winter triticale from the N.I. Vavilov VIGRR gene collection. The results demonstrated that the mean disease damage score for winter triticale samples on the artificial infection background was 6.39 ± 1.52, while in natural conditions of infection development, the score was 3.34 ± 0.94. A correlation coefficient of r = -0.708 was observed between snow mold damage on the artificial infectious background and yield. The development of snow mold resulted in a significant loss in yield, amounting to 50.4%. The results of the field studies demonstrated that the majority of winter triticale cultivars were susceptible to pink snow mold. The forms with relatively high levels of field and laboratory resistance were identified. The sources of field resistance to snow mold have been identified as potential candidates for further use in breeding. The varieties Beta 2, Doctrine 110, Capral, Nemchinovsky 56, Bashkirskaya korotkostebelnaya, Tsekad 90 and Altaysky 5 have been identified as resistant to both natural infection and epiphytotic load. The varieties Pyatrus, Kroha, Privada, Gorka, Almaz, Capella, Tribun have demonstrated high resistance to pink snow mold in detached leaves, and are therefore recommended for use in genetic studies.
Mathematical simulation modeling of an automated system to reduce heat stress and convergence to theoretical values
Authors: Dovlatov I. M. , Komkov I. V.
Published: February 2025

Relevance. It is known that the productive qualities of animals depend on the genetic component and animal housing conditions. Due to the fact that the microclimate of the room should be perceived as a complex dynamic system, it is necessary to determine a number of factors that have the greatest influence on its relationship with living organisms. In order to create favorable conditions in the premises for keeping cattle, it is necessary to comply with the regulated values from normative documents. The biggest problem at the moment in microclimate regulation is the detrimental effect of heat stress. As a rule, it is caused by uncontrolled temperature increase in the cattle housing. To date, heat stress is combated in several ways: the use of specialized equipment, pharmacological, prevention of harmful effects, genetic. At the same time used methods to reduce the impact of heat stress is still insufficient, in view of which nowadays research is conducted to create new systems.The purpose of the study was to conduct simulation modeling to verify the values obtained from theoretical studies. Computer-aided design and data processing programs such as Compass-3D and Microsoft Office were used.Results. The results of the study allow us to establish that the velocity of the outgoing air flow at the moment of exit from the duct is 1.615 m/s, and the velocity of the air flow when approaching the cattle decreases and reaches 0.450 m/s. These values are lower than the theoretical one by 15% and 10% respectively. The relationship between the results of simulation modeling and theoretical values is direct and has a strong closeness of relationship, convergence is equal to 0.86.
Transformation of consumer behavior in the Russian agro-food market under sanctions: socio-psychological determinants and adaptation strategies
Authors: Karpova S. V. , Bagreeva E. G. , Trifonov P. V.
Published: February 2025

This article is devoted to the analysis of economic and legal aspects of the formation of a sociopsychological profile of consumers of agricultural products under sanctions. The study was based on a comprehensive review of literature from highly rated journals, modeling methods, logical, historical and comparative analysis were used. The empirical base included data from surveys of 1,500 consumers in 10 regions of the Russian Federation. It was found that the imposition of sanctions led to an increase in demand for domestic products by 18%, while 67% of respondents noted the importance of supporting local producers. 4 main types of consumer behavior in new conditions have been identified. The author’s terminology of key concepts is proposed. The results are important for understanding the transformation of consumer preferences and developing targeted marketing strategies in the agricultural sector. Prospects for further interdisciplinary research at the intersection of economics, law and consumer psychology are outlined.
On the issue of assessing the financing of scientific research in the field of agriculture at the expense of budgetary funds
Authors: Rozhkov I. V. , Rusin V. N. , Zakharenko I. K. , Soldatova N. F.
Published: February 2025

Relevance. The article is devoted to the urgent problem of financing scientific research in the field of agriculture at the expense of budgetary funds. Based on the analysis of key publications in recent years in highly rated journals, the main trends and problems in this area have been identified.The purpose of the work is to evaluate the effectiveness of the use of budgetary funds allocated for scientific research within the framework of the state assignment of the Financial University, and to develop recommendations for optimizing this process, taking into account the specifics of the agricultural sector of the economy.Methods. The research used methods of systematic, logical and statistical analysis, as well as expert assessments. The empirical base consists of data on the financing of scientific projects at the University of Finance for 2019–2023.Results. It was found that during the period under review, the volume of budget financing of agricultural science at the Financial University increased by 28%, while the number of completed scientific projects increased by only 14%. The average level of implementation of research results in agricultural production was 32%. A set of measures is proposed to increase the practical return on budget investments, including: concentration of resources in breakthrough areas, strengthening cooperation with the agricultural business (r = 0.72), and the formation of an effective innovation transfer system. The scientific novelty of the research lies in the development of a methodology for evaluating the effectiveness of budget expenditures on agricultural science from the standpoint of financial management. The conclusions and recommendations obtained are important for substantiating the priorities of the state scientific and technical policy in the agro-industrial complex and can be applied in the activities of financial management bodies.
Cytoarchitectonics and morphofunctional parameters of dermal mastocytomas in the area of the facial skeleton in dogs
Authors: Melikova Ju. N. , Chechneva A. V. , Vernitskaya L. A.
Published: February 2025

The results of the analysis of the prevalence of primary spontaneous dermal mast cell tumors in dogs in the facial skeleton area study was conducted in 2021–2024. The object of the study were 63 dogs with primary spontaneous dermal mast cell tumors, confirmed histologically.The purpose of the work is to study the morphofunctional indicators of dermal mast cell tumors in the facial skeleton area in dogs and to assess their degree of malignancy.During the study, the degree of malignancy was determined according to two generally accepted classifications, according to Kupel and Patnaik — an important prognostic criterion for assessing primary spontaneous mast cell tumors in the facial skeleton area in dogs.According to the results of histological examination of primary spontaneous mast cell tumors in the facial skeleton area in dogs according to the Kupel classification, it was revealed that less aggressive tumors are more common and account for 65.08%, while highly aggressive mast cell tumors occur in 34.92% of cases according to our data, while according to the Patnaik classification, highly differentiated mast cell tumors were detected in 20.63% of cases, moderately differentiated were observed in 49.21% of cases, and poorly differentiated — in 30.16% of cases. From the obtained information on the classification of dermal mast cell tumors, it follows that the majority of moderately differentiated mast cell tumors according to Patnaik (G2) are highly differentiated according to Kupel (G1), which affects the prognostic assessment and choice of treatment tactics for sick dogs.
Generation Y and Digital Transformation: Determinants of Intention to Adopt E-Payment
Authors: Harahap Heri Faisal , Chania Mutia Fitri
Published: February 2025

This study examines the factors influencing Generation Y’s intention to adopt ePayment services, using the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) framework.The study involved 200 Generation Y respondents. The variables tested includeperceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, perceived risk, and subjectivenorms. Structural Equation Modeling-Partial Least Square (SEM-PLS) analysisrevealed that all variables significantly influence the intention to adopt ePayment. The findings indicate that perceived usefulness and ease of use havethe most substantial impact, reflecting the importance of efficient and accessiblesystems for users. Conversely, perceived risk, particularly concerning securityand privacy, acts as a primary barrier, highlighting the need for more securesystem development. Subjective norms also influence user intentions throughsocial pressures from family, friends, and other significant figures. This studyunderscores the importance of addressing perceived risks, enhancing systemusability, and leveraging social influence to promote e-Payment adoption amongGeneration Y. The findings offer strategic insights for technology developers,policymakers, and marketers to optimise e-Payment implementation and userengagement.
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AND REFORM OF PUBLIC FINANCE MANAGEMENT IN THE CONDITIONS OF FULL-SCALE WAR IN UKRAINE
Authors: Метеленко Наталія , Трохимець Олена , Жовнір-Василенко Ксенія
Published: February 2025

In recent years, the processes of digitalization of public services and business processes in public institutions in Ukraine have been developing at an accelerated pace, which contributes to the implementation of reforms that are due to Ukraine's desire to join the European Union. The EU provides comprehensive assistance, support in expanding infrastructure, and developing new software solutions for public institutions in order to strengthen their potential in preparation for digital transformation. However, the full-scale war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, which was launched by the aggressor country in February 2022, creates many obstacles in the processes of consolidating efforts to modernize the public finance management sector. Such obstacles include: lack of sufficient influence and control from line ministries; full automation of business processes; insufficient level of integration and interaction between structures; incoherence in the development of information technologies in departments; lack of comprehensive policies for information protection and countering cyber threats, which is especially relevant in conditions of full-scale war; lack of consolidated data for prompt and effective decision-making, etc. To solve the outlined problems during the war, we have generalized approaches to the digital transformation of public services taking into account world experience and substantiated the feasibility of its use in domestic practice, in particular in the budget process, in the social sphere. Particular attention is paid to reforming approaches to budget planning, which is aimed at ensuring macroeconomic balance in the state. It is proven that digital transformations as innovative reform processes will increase the efficiency of interaction between state administration and local self-government bodies, with business structures and active members of civil society, and increase the openness and transparency of the activities of government representatives.
ЕКОНОМІЧНИЙ АНАЛІЗ ДІЯЛЬНОСТІ ПІДПРИЄМСТВ ТУРИСТИЧНОЇ ІНФРАСТРУКТУРИ ПІД ЧАС ВОЄННОГО СТАНУ В УКРАЇНІ
Authors: Валінкевич Наталія , Осіпчук Анна
Published: February 2025

Стаття присвячена актуальним питанням, пов’язаним з діяльністю підприємств туристичної інфраструктури під час воєнного стану в Україні. Систематизовано тенденції перспектив розвитку туристичної та готельно-ресторанної сфери, досліджено переорієнтацію акцентів попиту на відпочинок в межах країни, визначено потреби розширення національного номерного фонду, тренди закладів громадського харчування на основі клієнтських вподобань. Розглянуто актуальні тенденції закладів готельного та ресторанного господарства, перспективні різновиди закладів з надання послуг розміщення, динаміку податкових надходжень туристичної галузі протягом 2021-2023 рр. та надходження від видів туристичної діяльності, кількість платників податків юридичних та фізичних осіб протягом 2021-2024 рр., середню кількість відкритих закладів громадського харчування у 2024 р. Встановлено значний попит на короткострокові подорожі з більшою частотою і з меншою глибиною бронювання, потреби споживачів на проживання в приміщеннях, обладнаних можливостями для самостійного приготування їжі та іншими зручностями.
PARENTAL MENTORING APPROACH TO ADDRESS SOCIAL INTERACTION OF AUTISTIC CHILDREN FROM A COUNSELING PERSPECTIVE
Authors: Mustoha Siti Sarah Binti
Published: February 2025

This research is entitled "Parental Assistance Approach to Overcoming Social Interactions of Autistic Children in a Counseling Perspective". Social interaction in autistic children is a social disorder in the form of difficulties in understanding and building social relationships with the people around them who require help from parents to overcome their social interaction problems. This research aims to determine the social interaction abilities of autistic children and determine the parental assistance approach in dealing with the social interactions of autistic children from a counseling perspective. This research uses qualitative methods with field types. The researcher's data collection techniques used interview techniques and documentation by subjects and data analysis techniques used pattern matching, time series, and data explanation. The results of this research show that the ability and approach of mentoring by parents to overcome the social interactions of autistic children as found from the results of interviews with the subject, Amir shows good development from the assistance of his parents. It can also be concluded that the approach used by parents to accompany the social interactions of autistic children helps Amir's development to recover well even though there are still some social interactions Amir still cannot master well.
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CAREER GUIDANCE INFORMATION SERVICES TO IMPROVE CAREER PLANNING OF EARLY SEMESTER STUDENTS
Authors: Hasana Uswatun , Rasmanah Manah , Putra Bela Janare
Published: February 2025

This study discusses the Effectiveness of Career Guidance Information Services to Improve Career Planning for Early Semester Students. Aims to determine student career planning before and after being given career guidance services, and whether career guidance services are effective in improving student career planning. The research method is a quantitative approach, with the type of experimental research, the research design uses quasi-experimental one-group pretest-posttest, data collection techniques using questionnaires, and documentation. From a population of 82 people, researchers only drew a sample of 24 people who had met the criteria in the sampling. Data analysis techniques using normality tests, and t-tests. The results showed that the description of career planning in students before being given career guidance services was in the moderate category with an average pretest score of 55.63. In the description of career planning in students before and after being given career guidance information services, there were 21 students in the moderate category. Based on the test results of the effectiveness of career guidance information services to improve career planning for early semester students, Asymp. Sig (2-tailed) is 0.001. The value of 0.001 <0.05, it can be concluded that Ha is accepted and H0 is rejected, meaning that there is a difference between the pretest and posttest results. So it can be concluded that career guidance services are effective for improving the career planning of early semester students.
THE APPLICATION OF INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING WITH RATIONAL EMOTIVE BEHAVIOR THERAPY (REBT) TECHNIQUES TO OVERCOME TRANSGENDER BEHAVIOR IN ADOLESCENTS IN THE SIRING AGUNG VILLAGE OF PALEMBANG CITY
Authors: Sintiawati Suci Dwi , Rasmanah Manah , Putra Bela Janare
Published: February 2025

This research aims to first find out the description of Transgender behavior in teenage clients "Y" before being given individual counseling using the Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) technique. Second, the application of individual counseling using the Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) technique to overcome transgender behavior in teenage clients "Y" after being given the Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) technique. This research method uses a descriptive qualitative approach, and data collection techniques using observation, interviews, and documentation methods. The research subjects included 1 person, namely teenage client "Y". The results of the research show that the application of individual counseling using the Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) technique ultimately resulted in client "Y" starting to experience changes, namely being able to think rationally, no longer looking like a woman who likes to dress up and wear women's clothes, has changed himself according to the nature that has been established. Received from birth.
UTILIZATION OF EVALUATION RESULTS AND REFLECTION ON EVALUATION IMPLEMENTATION
Authors: Yuliani Yuliani , Az-Zahra Nada Nabila , Alawiah Willy
Published: February 2025

The purpose of this research is to improve the quality of learning by analyzing evaluation results and reflecting on the implementation of evaluation, as well as identifying weaknesses and strengths in the implementation of learning evaluation. This research is a type of library research, namely research whose object of study uses library data in the form of books as a source of data. One of the efforts to improve the quality of educational outcomes can be done through the utilization of assessment data. Assessment results, both through tests and non-tests, have great benefits when studied and used to improve the teaching and learning process.
STRENGTHENING MODERATE CHARACTER EDUCATION IN STUDENTS THROUGH ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SUBJECTS AT SABILUR ROSYAD HIGH SCHOOL KARANG MIMBA LARANGAN BADUNG PALENGAAN PAMEKASAN
Authors: Mausul Moh
Published: February 2025

This study aims to analyze the process of strengthening students' moderate character education through Islamic Religious Education (PAI) subjects at Sabilur Rosyad Junior High School, identify challenges and obstacles faced in its implementation, and provide strategic recommendations to improve the effectiveness of moderate character education in rural schools. Using a qualitative approach with a case study design, this research collected data through in-depth interviews, participatory observation, and document analysis. The research subjects involved PAI teachers, principals, students, and parents to get a comprehensive picture of the practice of moderate character education in the school. The results showed that the strengthening of moderate character in Sabilur Rosyad Junior High School is done through the integration of religious moderation values into the PAI curriculum, the use of interactive learning methods, and religious activities that support the habituation of these values. The main challenges faced include the diversity of student backgrounds, limited educational facilities, and the lack of teacher training related to teaching moderation values. Nevertheless, the implementation of moderate character education has had a positive impact, as seen from changes in students' attitudes that are more tolerant, inclusive, and able to appreciate differences. This study emphasizes the importance of additional support, such as teacher training, the development of moderation-based learning modules, and collaboration between schools and communities, to improve the effectiveness of moderate character education in rural schools.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACADEMIC STRESS AND CYBERLOAFING BEHAVIOR IN GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING STUDENTS OF PGRI UNIVERSITY OF WEST SUMATRA
Authors: Muharammi Nurul , Triyono Triyono , Putri Besti Nora Dwi
Published: February 2025

This research is motivated by the phenomenon of using the internet for non-academic activities (cyberloafing) during lectures, such as opening social media or watching videos, which students often do in response to academic stress. This study aims to 1) describe the level of academic stress of students, 2) describe cyberloafing behavior, and 3) test the relationship between academic stress and cyberloafing. Data were collected through a cyberloafing and academic stress questionnaire that was tested for validity, namely the validity of cyberloafing (r count = 0.861) and the validity of academic stress (r count = 0.726), as well as the reliability test with Cronbach's alpha for cyberloafing (α = 0.990) and academic stress (α = 0.966), and analyzed using percentage and correlation techniques. The results showed that: Academic stress in students was relatively high with a percentage of 39.47%, cyberloafing behavior was quite high with a percentage of 48.68%, and there was a significant relationship between academic stress and cyberloafing behavior, with a strong correlation (r = 0.61). These findings provide important insights for students to understand how academic stress triggers cyberloafing behavior, as well as for lecturers to develop more effective strategies for minimizing the negative impact of cyberloafing in the academic environment.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EMOTION REGULATION AND FORGIVENESS IN CLASS XI STUDENTS OF SMA NEGERI 12 BUNGO
Authors: Dhinulleily Syafrima , Solina Wira , Dianto Mori
Published: February 2025

This research is motivated by the fact that there are students who avoid friends who have problems and prefer not to solve their problems or forgive friends who have problems. The purpose of this research is to describe 1) the regulation of students' emotions, 2) the attitude of forgiveness of students, and 3) the relationship between emotional regulation and forgiveness in students. This study was conducted using a correlational descriptive quantitative method, a population of 206, and a sampling technique using stratified random sampling with a sample number of 136. The instrument used in this study is a questionnaire. The data analysis in this study is percentage and correlational. The results of this study revealed that: 1) Emotional regulation is in the good category, 2) Forgiveness is in the poor category, and 3) There is a relationship between emotional regulation and forgiveness with a moderate correlation. This research is recommended by students to be able to monitor emotions, evaluate the emotions experienced, and modify the emotions experienced into a good attitude, to students so that they can better harmonize their emotional regulation skills so that they can increase the attitude of forgiveness or forgiveness in students, and to BK teachers so that they can provide services on ways or tips in regulating students' emotions.
IMPLEMENTATION OF SELF-REGULATED LEARNING IN INCREASING STUDENT INDEPENDENCE IN ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION LEARNING AT SMK SYAIFUL JAMIL BLEGA BANGKALAN
Authors: Hasan Nur , Amiruddin Mohammad
Published: February 2025

The implementation of Self-Regulated Learning (SRL) at SMK Syaiful Jamil Blega Bangkalan is applied as a learning method that aims to increase student learning independence, especially in Islamic Religious Education subjects. SRL helps students optimize their cognitive potential through the stages of metacognitive, motivational, and behavioral regulation. However, initial research shows that some students still lack confidence in mastering the material due to low self-awareness, learning motivation, and thinking skills. This is reflected in a less conducive learning atmosphere, failure to complete assignments, and negative behavior in class. Supporting factors for SRL include good lesson plans, prior knowledge provided by teachers, and adequate facilities and infrastructure. The obstacles faced include the lack of student handbooks, unsupportive environment, lack of parental control, and student behavior such as laziness and skipping class. Nevertheless, the implementation of SRL has a positive impact on students' learning independence, such as the ability to organize study schedules, set goals, take responsibility, solve problems, and seek information independently without relying on others. Thus, the emphasis on SRL implementation is expected to form more independent and effective students in the learning process.
MUHAMMAD QUTUB AND THE CONCEPT OF PUNISHMENT IN ISLAMIC EDUCATION
Authors: Ilyas Ahmad Fauzi , Usiono Usiono
Published: February 2025

The thoughts and concepts of punishment according to Muhammad Qutub are important to study, as he is one of the prominent figures in Islamic education who contributed significantly through his writings and activities as a lecturer at the Umm Al-Qura University in Mecca. This article raises this theme because there has been no research specifically discussing the concept of punishment in Islamic education according to Muhammad Qutub. The method used in this article is literature study, utilizing Muhammad Qutub’s book Manhaj Al-Tarbiyah Al-Islamiyah as the primary data source, along with relevant articles or books as secondary data sources. These data are analyzed through descriptive-interpretive analysis. This article finds that Muhammad Qutub’s concept of punishment is a form of sanction that can be applied in the process of Islamic education. While permissible, it is considered a last resort or an alternative measure when other methods do not work. Furthermore, the application of punishment should only be implemented after considering and understanding the physical and psychological conditions of the students.
Accesibilidad. Invisibilización de grupos vulnerables en la formulación de estrategias de gestión cultural museística
Authors: González Guadarrama Rocío Nohemi
Published: February 2025

Esta investigación pretende comprender cuál es el impacto de invisibilizar a grupos vulnerables cuando se formulan estrategias museísticas. La metodología se desarrolla a partir de un análisis deductivo en dos etapas: primero, se delimita la semántica respondiendo a dos interrogantes ¿qué es accesibilidad? ¿Con qué tipos de discapacidades convivimos en los espacios de un museo? En segundo lugar se realizó una búsqueda de normatividad y regulaciones inherentes que rigen en la ciudad donde se encuentra ubicado el museo objeto de estudio. Mediante herramientas como la observación y entrevistas a colaboradores de la institución, se recopiló información relacionada con las estrategias internas que posteriormente dieron paso a una discusión entre la información recopilada y la teoría. A manera de conclusión, se hace una argumentación reflexiva sobre la relevancia que tiene la inclusión de grupos vulnerables dentro de la formulación de estrategias, a partir de los recursos con los que cuenta un museo y, de esta forma, permitir la apertura de un acceso universal a la cultura.
En el encordado. Acercamiento cultural a la gastronomía a través de la lucha libre
Authors: López Ojeda Andrés , Pérez Camacho Carmen , Hernández López Ricardo
Published: February 2025

El propósito del trabajo es caracterizar la presencia de la gastronomía en el deporte-espectáculo de la lucha libre desde una dimensión cultural. Se utilizó una metodología de corte inductivo con enfoque cualitativo y un alcance exploratorio a partir del análisis de material documental en web (vlogs) etnográfico. Con base en lo anterior, se muestra la manera en que ambos patrimonios constituyen formas simbólicas que se complementan, comunican valores, fortalecen pertenencias y aportan a la construcción de identidades. Entre los resultados se destaca lo siguiente: más allá de los aspectos funcionales, la gastronomía en la lucha libre ocupa un lugar relevante, porque constituye un vector de distinción, de comunicación interpersonal lúdica, un artefacto de memoria y de reforzamiento de “lo nacional”
The New York Public Library: Connections 2024: A free guide for formerly incarcerated people in New York City
Authors: Heenan Kate , Afable Gabrielle , Baldwin Liz , Ball Sarah , Escabi Omar , Haggis William , Jacobson Emily , James Victoria , Jubinsky Peter , Kassam Rabia , Kotz Genevieve , Negro Mary , Ortega Mia , Raddatz Sam , Wieczorek Logan
Published: February 2025

A free guide for formerly incarcerated people in New York City, 2024 edition.