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Presence of music elements in teaching Spanish as a foreign language
Authors: Maričić-Mesarović Sanja , Matović Mirjana
Published: September 2024

This article aims to analyze the presence of musical elements as well as the importance of the use of music in the process of learning a foreign language with a focus on the teaching of Spanish as a foreign language. Music and language have numerous common characteristics that are recognizable through rhythm, melody, intonation, dynamics and represent a form of continuous mutual communication. Music stimulates the activity of the right hemisphere of the brain, thus encouraging creativity and imagination as key motivators in the learning process. Our research deals with the analysis of the presence of elements related to music in the textbooks used in the teaching of Spanish as a foreign language at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Novi Sad. A quantitative analysis of the corpus identified examples that represent musical content or refer to musical elements within the teaching. The aim of this research was to identify which musical content is present in the textbooks and at what level of learning Spanish as a foreign language (A1-B2) and which language competences and skills develop with the help of the identified content. The hypothesis of this research was that musical content would be more present at lower levels of learning when the student is expected to memorize new words and grammatical constructions. The corpus analysis showed that music in foreign language teaching provides lexical and cultural input. The results of this research confirm that musical content can be used for the purpose of practicing and improving both receptive and productive language skills, and for the purpose of developing and enriching students' lexical, grammatical and intercultural competence, especially at lower levels of learning. With music, we can improve our pronunciation, practice intonation, expand our vocabulary, learn grammatical structures and understand the culture of the other.
Strategies of coping with school failure in students with mild intellectual disability in the inclusive model of education
Authors: Krstić Katarina
Published: September 2024

Academic achievement refers to the student's degree of mastery of knowledge, intellectual and practical skills, and cognitive strategies and is a significant indicator of the degree of the student's adaptation to the school environment. Experiencing academic failure leads to a loss of confidence in one's own strengths, a weakening of self-confidence, and a decrease in motivation for active participation in teaching activities. The goal of the research is to determine the strategies of coping with school failure in students with mild intellectual disability in an inclusive model of education. Students with mild intellectual disability (51-70 IQ), of both genders, participated in the research (N=81). The students included in the research attend the upper grades (5-8) of a primary school in the Mačva district. The school failure coping strategies scale (Lončarić, 2014) was used for the self-assessment of students' coping with school failure. The obtained research results confirm the existence of statistically significant differences in the use of strategies for coping with school failure on two subscales: Daydreaming (F(3,77)=4.02, p<0.01, e2 =0.14) and Ignoring the problem (F(3, 77)=6.86, p<0.001, e2 =0.21). A more detailed analysis indicates the existence of a statistically significant difference in the use of some of the coping strategies in relation to the school success of pupils (F(16,142)=2.45, Wl=0.615, p<0.01, e2 =0.22). The paper presents recommendations for further research related to the possibilities of overcoming school failure in pupils with mild intellectual disability in the inclusive model of education.
The influence of digital technology on speech, sensorimotor development and socio-emotional behavior in pre-school children
Authors: Petrović-Lazić Mirjana , Ilić-Savić Ivana , Babac Snežana
Published: September 2024

Smartphones and tablets are part of everyday family life. Experts who work with children or deal with various aspects of early childhood development warn of the resulting harmful consequences. It is also feared that research on the impact of the use of smartphones and tablets on children's development cannot keep up with rapid technological development. Bearing these facts in mind, in this research we tried to evaluate the quality of speech, sensorimotor development and socio-emotional behavior in children in the most sensitive period of their growth, preschool age. The research sample consisted of 40 participants, 28 boys and 12 girls, aged 5 to 6 years. Only children whose parents declared that their child spends more than three hours a day in front of the screen were included in the sample. The research used an adapted test for assessing the articulation abilities of children, the Global Articulation Test and the Scale for assessing the psychophysiological abilities of children from 0 to 7 years of age. The results of this research show that there are differences in the quality of speech in preschool children. Statistically significant differences in sensorimotor development and socioemotional behavior in preschool children were obtained by applying one-factor multivariate ANOVA. Knowledge and understanding of the harmful effects of screens on the functioning and development of children in the immediate environment is essential for taking measures to control screen exposure by parents and educators in order to prevent further regressions in the development of speech, language, sensorimotor and socio-emotional maturity and thereby stimulate optimal early development.
Assessment of smallholder oil palm farmers' capability to supply oil palm fruits for production of special palm oil in Nigeria
Authors: Owolarafe Oseni , Olumide Babatope , Ogbonaya Okorie , Oluwafunmilayo Binuyo , Sunday Ogunsina , Olanrewaju Obayopo , Afolabi Morakinyo , Akanni Owolabi , Ademola Badmus , Olatunde Olaoye
Published: September 2024

This study employs a cross-sectional design to examine factors essential for enabling smallholder farmers to provide the necessary quality and quantity of fresh oil palm fruits for producing special palm oil in Nigeria. We utilized proper sample sizes and a multi-stage sampling technique for respondent selection (stage 1 - zoning, stage 2 - identifying available farmers in each state, and stage 3 - applying Slovin's formula for respondent selection). This study employs a cross-sectional design to examine factors essential for enabling smallholder farmers to provide the necessary quality and quantity of fresh oil palm fruits for producing special palm oil in Nigeria. We utilized proper sample sizes and a multi-stage sampling technique for respondent selection (stage 1 - zoning, stage 2 - identifying available farmers in each state, and stage 3 - applying Slovin's formula for respondent selection).
Traditional Serbian country cottage equipped with the passive Trombe wall
Authors: Nešović Aleksandar , Cvetković Dragan
Published: September 2024

This paper investigates the passive use of solar energy in a traditional Serbian country cottage (<100m2) in the vicinity of the city of Kragujevac - the implementation of the passive Trombe wall. Through a seven-month (from October 1 to April 30) comparison with a classic cottage (without the passive Trombe wall), the benefits of mentioned solar systems are determined. Both country cottages (created in the Google SketchUp program), and in the EnergyPlus program, are equipped with central heating systems with coal boilers (heat energy generators). The results showed that the consumption of useful (thermal) energy can be reduced from 4823.97 kWh to 3923.22 kWh, final energy from 7836.21 kWh to 6372.99 kWh, and primary energy from 10187.07 kWh to 8284.89 kWh. Environmental and economic indicators are also on the side of a country house with the passive Trombe wall: CO2 emission is reduced by 0.61 t, and financial investments for heating during the analyzed period are reduced from 312.49 € to 254.14 €.
Digital Literacy in the 21st Century Classroom: Bridging the Gap Between Technology Integration and Student Engagement
Authors: Chaerani Dela , Harianto Jakoep Ezra , Baehaqi Luqman , Frantius Deklin , Mulvia Rahmadhani
Published: September 2024

This study explores the role of digital literacy in enhancing student engagement in the 21st-century classroom, focusing on the intersection of technology integration and effective pedagogical strategies. As technology becomes increasingly embedded in education, teachers are challenged to not only integrate digital tools but also ensure that students develop the necessary digital literacy skills to succeed. The research examines how digital literacy influences student participation, motivation, and overall learning outcomes, drawing on both quantitative and qualitative data from classroom observations, student surveys, and teacher interviews. The findings reveal that while technology integration can improve access to information and create interactive learning experiences, the lack of digital literacy skills among students can hinder meaningful engagement. Additionally, the study highlights the importance of teacher training in digital pedagogy, as educators play a key role in fostering an environment that promotes active and critical use of technology. The study concludes with recommendations for developing digital literacy programs that not only focus on technical skills but also emphasize critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration. By bridging the gap between technology integration and student engagement, educators can create more dynamic and inclusive learning environments that prepare students for the demands of the digital age.
Research on OEM/ODM supply chain decision-making considering supply risk
Authors: Haonan Xu , Jiaguo Liu
Published: September 2024

In a supply chain system consisting of original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), original design manufacturers (ODMs) and contract manufacturers (CMs), a multi-party Bowan model based on competition and cooperation is constructed considering upstream supply risks and equilibrium decisions are obtained. The impact of economies of scale and brand advantages on supply chain management strategies is further explored. The results show that even if CMs have supply risks, they will squeeze ODMs' profits, while OEMs can increase their profits through upstream competition. After CM supply is interrupted, when OEMs have a small brand advantage, ODMs choose to participate in terminal market competition to further increase their profits. When the brand advantage is large, ODMs focus on upstream supply to ease terminal competition. However, economies of scale have heterogeneous effects on ODM and OEM profits, and manufacturers should be wary of the possible negative effects of economies of scale. It is worth noting that the decisions of ODMs and OEMs are always in a "lose-lose" state. As a "follower", OEMs can only rely on brand advantages and other measures to ensure their own profits, while ODM decisions and social welfare can achieve a "win-win" situation. This study not only deeply deconstructs the impact of supply risk on diversified procurement, but also explores the impact of supply disruptions on manufacturers' decision-making, provides strategic guidance for manufacturers on how to make decisions in the face of risky operating environments, and provides theoretical analysis for policy management departments to deal with supply risks and improve social welfare.
Kísérlet a récényi Ilona-akna Magyarországon tartására (1922)
Authors: Timár Gábor
Published: September 2024

A soproni népszavazásnak a velencei szerződésben kölcsönösen elfogadott szabályai szerint a népszavazási terület az 1921. évi közigazgatási határaival teljes egészében választott országot. A határmegállapító bizottság magyar tagja mégis kisebb határmódosítási javaslatot terjesztett elő később, amely a Magyarországon maradt Brennbergbánya és az Ausztriához került Récény (Ritzing) közti határt érintette azért, hogy a brennbergi bányatelephez tartozó Ilona-akna megtartásával a bánya egészben maradjon. A tanulmány e terület térképi határait és a javaslat elvetésének lépéseit ismerteti.
A Négyzetkataszter adatbázis
Authors: Reisz T. Csaba
Published: September 2024

A Magyar Nemzeti Levéltárban (MNL) 2019-ben indult „Négyzetkataszter” tudományos projekt egyik célkitűzése az, hogy a történeti Magyarország és Horvátország 1850 és 1918 között végrehajtott kataszteri felmérésének térkép- és iratanyagáról településenként darab szintű adatbázist hozzon létre. Az adatbázis 2024 nyarán elkészült, és az MNL Országos Levéltára, Baranya és Hajdú-Bihar Vármegyei Levéltára, a Román Nemzeti Levéltár Maros Megyei Szolgálata, valamint a szlovákiai Geodézia és Kartográfia Központi Levéltára iratanyagának adatait jeleníti meg. Az adatvizualizáció a több szempontú adatelemzés valós idejű megjelenítését is lehetővé teszi.
The Mediating Role of Self-Efficacy in the Relationship Between Salespersons’ Personal Factors and Sales Performance
Authors: Koay Huey Sian , Mohd Mokhtar Sany Sanuri , Adam Mohd Zainol Abidin
Published: September 2024

A skilled salesperson can build strong relationships with clients, which fosters loyalty and repeat business. They provide valuable insights into customer preferences and competitive landscapes as well as creating value for their customers, manage customer relationships, and gather information for their firms. Hence, this paper explores how self-efficacy functions as a mediator in the correlation between improvisational behaviour, adaptive selling, and sales performance of salespersons. This study investigates the direct and indirect relationship of self-efficacy with sales performance. This study used a survey research approach using clustered random sampling. Data are collected from 315 salespersons employed by Malaysian commercial banks in Klang Valley via survey questionnaires. Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) was used to analyse the data. The findings indicate that self-efficacy serves as a partial mediator in the relationship between improvisational behaviour and adaptive selling with sales performance. Additionally, the results also showed that improvisational behaviour and adaptive selling are positively related to sales performance. The study concluded that personal factors of salespersons are important in determining their sales performance. Hence, for managers to have a competitive advantage in the banking sector, they need to adopt a more comprehensive understanding of what makes a good customer service provider.
Enhanced Utility-Driven Data Anonymization: Leveraging AI and Machine Learning for Sensitive Data Privacy
Authors: Yechuri Saidaiah
Published: September 2024

As the transition to electronic data formats continues, ensuring privacy while maintaining the utility of sensitive data, such as medical records, remains a critical challenge. This paper introduces an enhanced utility-driven data anonymization method that leverages AI and machine learning techniques to optimize data utility during the anonymization process. Specifically, we propose integrating AI-driven feature selection to dynamically assign importance scores to attributes, improving upon traditional generalization and suppression techniques. Additionally, machine learning models are utilized to predict the impact of anonymization on data utility, enabling a more precise balance between privacy protection and research value. Our approach not only ensures compliance with k-anonymity but also integrates differential privacy mechanisms using AI to minimize information loss. Experimental results demonstrate that our method scales efficiently with large datasets, while ML-based evaluation consistently outperforms traditional methods in preserving critical data patterns essential for research and analytics. This fusion of AI and ML into the anonymization process promises a new frontier in privacy-preserving data sharing, particularly in domains like healthcare and public policy, where data utility is paramount.
Tendencias económicas y financieras del segmento dos de la Economía Popular y Solidaria
Authors: Jonathan Neptali Herrera Peña , Martínez Martínez Eduardo José , Matailo Yaguana Liliana de Jesús , Malla Alvarado Franklin Yovani , Lalangui Lima Maritza Silvana
Published: September 2024

La investigación gira en torno a un análisis descriptivo de los datos económicos y financieros de las Cooperativas de Ahorro y Crédito COACs del segmento dos a nivel nacional, quienes vienen contribuyendo al desarrollo de su entorno a través de la intermediación financiera y el fomento a las nuevas innovaciones, principalmente de sectores menos favorecidos o históricamente olvidados; la metodología aplicada es descriptiva correlacional, porque se detallan las principales características de las entidades que pertenecen a este sector y correlacional por que se determinaron relaciones de los datos obtenidos de la base de la Superintendencia de Economía Popular y Solidaria SEPS; entre sus resultados se destaca que las entidades presentan un crecimiento a pesar de las contingencias que se presentan en el mercado y que su adaptación al medio ha ido evolucionando con el objeto de ganar nuevos socios y financiamiento para canalizarlo en nuevos créditos; se concluye en la necesidad de realizar estudios permanentes del sector, ya que aporta de manera significativa a la economía local y nacional.
Analysis of customer selection and decision model in wildlife conservation projects
Authors: Song Qiurui , Cheng Wenhao , Liu Dewang
Published: September 2024

Today, the global illicit hunting of wildlife and illegal trade in wildlife have a detrimental impact on ecosystems, posing a threat to global biodiversity and progressively emerging as the fourth largest illicit trade worldwide. In order to mitigate wildlife trade and safeguard fauna, it is imperative to carefully select appropriate enforcement stakeholders. Based on factors such as visibility, impact, and global reach, this study has identified 20 institutions and organizations out of 50 candidates that align with the client's criteria. Subsequently, employing a comprehensive evaluation model known as CRITIC-TOPSIS along with 12 indicators, an assessment was conducted to score these 20 organizations. Furthermore, an analysis of their coupling degree was performed which revealed positive coupling effects.
Effects of climate warming on animals and their regulation of temperature
Authors: Yu Jiarui
Published: September 2024

Warming is the biggest and most serious of the environmental problems of the day, and it's a matter of survival for living things. Warming is causing metabolic disorders, oxidative stress, immunosuppression and even death in animals. In order to survive, animals have to learn to adapt to climate change, which can be reflected in behavioural and physiological changes, such as early migration of birds, changes in habitat location in response to temperature changes in metazoans, and even modulation of their liver size, corticosterone secretion and maternal effects).
Research on Inflatable Fire Isolation Belt Based on Multi steady State Compression Torsion Composite Energy Absorbing Structure
Authors: Fu Shengwen , Sun Zhongyu , Ren Guohui , Xu Hao , Li Rongyu , Shang Shengchang
Published: September 2024

Reducing complications and preventing forest fires is the core of forest fire management When a forest fire occurs, it is of great significance to control forest fires by reason of setting up fire isolation zones In this paper, an unstable firehouse isolation belt based on multiple pressure force composite energy absorbing structure is proposed, and the high heat resistance, high performance and capability of the scheme are verified by simulation experiments The airport part of the fire isolation belt options a dot matrix energy absorbing structure molded by base fiber and resin pre, which uses the pressure difference generated by the temperature difference for rapid impact, and the box uses the hole design to realize the flexible storage of the airport, and crosses and fixes the main part through a new type of ground nail and aramid drop e to divide the forest into small blocks, and can separate the fire area without breaking the ring trees The overall operation is simple, the device is flexible and portable, and can be reused, compared with the traditional fire isolation belt, this device greatly improves the fire prevention efficiency and reduces the fire loss.
Trends of water and sand fluxes in the Yellow River analyzed based on LSTM model prediction
Authors: Yan Peixi , Luo Haotian , Zheng Kaiwen
Published: September 2024

The Yellow River, the river with the highest sand content in China, the change in its water-sand flux has a significant impact on the ecological environment and resource management. In this paper, we mainly use the LSTM neural network model to predict the change rule of water and sand flux in the next two years according to the data from 2016 to 2021, and finally draw time series graphs according to the prediction results, we find that the water and sand flux has seasonality and sudden change, according to this characteristic, we formulate the optimal monitoring program for the dynamic change of water and sand flux in the next two years, to reduce the waste of monitoring resources. Mastering the change rule of water and sand flux in the Yellow River can provide a scientific basis for allocating water resources and constructing an ecological environment in the Yellow River.
Research on the Practical Path of High-quality Urban Development from the Perspective of New Development Concept- Reflections on the Phenomenon of "Zibo Barbecue"
Authors: Tu Duoyang
Published: September 2024

High-quality development is the Party and the state for the new development stage of economic and social construction of the goal of a high degree of summary, is related to the fundamental well-being of the people and promote the process of socialist modernization of the important task. The new vision of innovative, coordinated, green, open and shared development is an important thought guiding China's economic and social development in the new era, and it also points out the only way to achieve higher-quality development. At present, there are still constraints in the process of promoting high-quality development in cities. This paper takes the phenomenon of "Zibo Barbecue" as a case study from the perspective of new development concepts, explores its practical reasoning, and summarizes successful experience in order to provide reference for other cities to promote high-quality development.
Study on the Interaction between Changes in the Quality of Public Sports Services and Multi-Regulation
Authors: Gou Wenjing
Published: September 2024

This study takes the public perception perspective as an entry point to explore the evolution, problems and optimization strategies of public sports service quality. Through literature research, key indicators such as public satisfaction, changes in demand and participation in public sports services are analyzed, and it is found that although the quality of public sports services has improved in recent years, there are still problems such as insufficient matching of supply and demand, lagging behind in the updating of facilities, and uneven service levels. Aiming at these problems, this study proposes a series of optimization strategies and measures, including improving the construction of venues and facilities, expanding service contents, and optimizing the management system. In turn, the public sports service system is constructed and optimized to enhance the public sports experience, meet diversified sports needs, and promote the sustainable and healthy development of national fitness.
Research on the Media Image of Overseas Chinese in Latin American Countries based on the TV Series 'Surinam'
Authors: Guo Wenjia
Published: September 2024

As a multicultural Latin American country, Surinam holds an important position in commercial activities among overseas Chinese, but it is often marginalized in the media. The Korean drama "Surinam" showcases the multiculturalism of Surinam's overseas Chinese, but stereotypes still exist in media presentations. This study focuses on the media image of overseas Chinese and analyzes their image construction and dissemination in different cultural backgrounds. To enhance the effectiveness of cross-cultural communication, film and television works in the international communication context should face stereotypes in cross-cultural narratives and present the living conditions of different ethnic groups more realistically and comprehensively.
Translating Metaphors from a Cognitive Perspective: The Case of "Flowers" in Poetry Imagery
Authors: Rao Minhua
Published: September 2024

Imagery is an important element in poetry, the translation of which has traditionally been the main point and difficulty of poetry translation. With the development of cognitive linguistics, cognitive metaphor theory provides a new perspective to study the translation of poetic imagery. Under the perspective of cognitive linguistics, poetic imagery is a conceptual metaphor that maps from the source domain to the target domain, so whether there is a corresponding mapping relationship between two cultures determines how to translate poetic imagery. Flowers are an important creative theme in classical poetry. The translation of flower imagery in ancient Chinese poetry is studied from the perspective of cognitive metaphor theory, and four methods of translating poetic imagery are summarized: direct translation, conversion of vehicle, direct translation with explanation, and translation of meaning without vehicle. These four methods aims at providing reference for the translation of poetic imagery and spreading traditional Chinese culture.
The "Imperfect Victim" in the Media Construction: The Relationship between Public Opinion and the Image of the Victim Media Coverage Research
Authors: Wu Yidan
Published: September 2024

In order to explore the hidden infringement of ' imperfect victims ' under the unequal relationship of power and the way of media coverage of such incidents, this paper takes the ' Wuhan falling mother ' incident as an example to study the secondary damage suffered by the imperfect victim when there is a deviation between the image of the victim and the public opinion and the universal view of the media. According to the analysis, such victims are more vulnerable to hidden infringement under a specific power structure. Therefore, it is suggested that the media should adopt a more sensitive and responsible attitude when reporting such public crisis events, so as to prevent similar incidents from happening again and causing further harm to the victims.
Study on the Translation of Chinese Chic Brands from the Perspective of Domestication and Foreignization: A Case Study of CHAGEE
Authors: Tian Yuanyuan , Sun Jiameng
Published: September 2024

In the wave of globalization, the strategy of Chinese chic brands going abroad has increasingly become an important way to enhance international influence. The study employs a mixed-method approach, combining practical case study analysis with quantitative data on market performance. By scrutinizing CHAGEE's translation practices across various product lines and marketing materials, this research identifies common pitfalls in Chinese brand translation, including over-reliance on literal translation, cultural disconnect and insufficient adaptation to target markets. The findings reveal that successful brand internationalization requires a nuanced approach to translation, one that harmonizes cultural sensitivity with brand essence. This paper proposes effective translation strategies tailored to Chinese chic brands, offering practical guidelines for establishing distinctive brand images in international markets while maximizing both cultural dissemination and commercial value.
Study on the Basic Characteristics of the Geothermal Temperature Field in the Middle and Deep Layers of the Liaohe Depression
Authors: Lin Zhongkuo , Liu Yong , Zhou Hong , Zheng Yuming
Published: September 2024

The Liaohe Depression is a large "thermal field" with a Moho depth of 33 kilometers. It is located in a regional mantle uplift zone, where the crust is relatively thin, providing favorable conditions for the upward transfer of mantle heat. The characteristics of the geothermal temperature field in the middle and deep layers of the Liaohe Depression are not only controlled by the basic regional geological and geothermal features but are also influenced by several key factors. These include the burial depth of the bedrock, the lithology and structure of the bedrock and overlying unconsolidated layers, groundwater activity, magmatic activity, fault activity, and local variations in the content of radioactive elements. These factors, to varying degrees, affect the distribution of the temperature field. The regional fault structures are well-developed, and the bedrock shows significant fluctuations. This unique geological structure makes bedrock burial a regionally significant factor in controlling the geothermal temperature. According to the basic principles of heat conduction, the heat from deep sources is distributed among the geological bodies, forming the current basic characteristics of the temperature field in the Liaohe Depression. Through the study of these factors and the temperature field patterns, more accurate geothermal predictions can be made, laying a solid foundation for the development of geothermal exploitation plans.
Research on Strategies to Enhance Semiconductor Thin-film Solar Cells Efficiency
Authors: Gao Ya , Yu Sha'er , Liu Ziyan
Published: September 2024

Recently, advanced solar cells are becoming growing essentially in the world due to their environmentally friendly and renewable, and new semiconductor thin film solar cells are gradually entering lives of people. Therefore, this paper mainly focuses on methods to enhance the performance of semiconductor thin-film solar cells. Elemental doping and modification techniques can change the properties of a semiconductor by doping the intrinsic semiconductor with specific elements and realizes the conductivity modulation of semiconductor thin film cells. Internal structure optimization can optimize the internal structure of the cell, through the optimization of the cell buffer layer or absorption layer to ameliorate battery performance. It is possible to insert insulating layers between internal structures or to optimize film absorbing and buffer layers. Solar cell transfer efficiency can be improved by these methods. Most importantly, these methods can significantly alleviate the environmental and energy pressures.
De la periferia a la integración urbana en Godoy Cruz, Mendoza
Authors: Miranda Gassull Virginia , Dalla Torre Matías
Published: September 2024

La problemática habitacional desde la redemocratización de América Latina en los años ochenta80 se agudiza e incrementa en el marco de una nueva etapa neoliberal que impacta sobre el espacio urbano en las ciudades. En este marco, el trabajo busca aportar a la periodización de los procesos de conformación y consolidación de barrios populares entre 1980 y 2023; a partir del estudio de caso ubicado en el área metropolitana. Se toma como caso de análisis, el Barrio Urundel del municipio de Godoy Cruz, producto del asentamiento de familias en situación de calle por el terremoto ocurrido en la provincia de Mendoza (1985). Desde sus orígenes el barrio ha sido autogestionado y autoproducido para satisfacer las necesidades habitacionales. En el año 2017 se diseñó y ejecutó el Plan Nacional de Hábitat con el fin de urbanizar (infraestructura, equipamiento y obras complementarias) el barrio. Dichas obras se han finalizado y se continúa el trabajo de urbanización por parte del Municipio de Godoy Cruz. La metodología de trabajo se divide en dos dimensiones, la primera es la histórica dada por la búsqueda de fuentes sobre los orígenes y trayectoria del barrio en el contexto de vuelta de la democracia en 1983 y el terremoto ocurrido en 1985, dos hechos que estructuraron la configuración habitacional de la época. A su vez se realizan entrevistas semiestructuradas a informantes claves del barrio. Asimismo, sobre el análisis de la política urbana se realiza la búsqueda de fuentes primarias, secundarias y entrevistas a funcionarios y técnicos involucrados en la obra. El resultado es un barrio en proceso de consolidación que aún presenta niveles altos de fragmentación socio-urbana.
Financial Freedom for Millennials: Smart Strategies in the Age of Innovation
Authors: Muslim Ahmad Bukhori , Sulistyorini Wulandari Dian , Zulfikar Elfateh
Published: September 2024

This study explores the influence of financial literacy, financial inclusion, and lifestyle on financial management among millennials, with a case study of students from the Faculty of Economics and Business at Universitas Pelita Bangsa. Using a quantitative approach and purposive sampling technique, data were collected from 100 respondents through a questionnaire and analyzed using multiple linear regression. The results show that financial literacy, financial inclusion, and lifestyle positively and significantly impact student financial management, with significance values of 0.000 and 0.007 (< 0.05). These findings highlight the importance of these three factors in managing finances in the millennial era.
Longitudinal dynamic study on minority college students’ physique using physical fitness systems
Authors: Xu Shijun , Qiao Yuanyuan , Guo Chuanyan , Li Ling , Kan Jie
Published: September 2024

The physical health of Chinese ethnic minority college students is often concerned, but there is limited research on continuously and effectively monitoring physical health and screening out groups with inadequate physique. This study mainly proves an effective method for screening out normal and unqualified physique groups through longitudinal and dynamic physique investigation. This study tracked Chinese college students’ physique changes during a 4-year physical-fitness system. Using body mass index combined with test results of lung capacity, standing long jump, Sit and Reach, and the 50-m run to evaluate the physical health of students. Calculate the proportion of individuals of different BMI (Body Mass Index) types to the total number of sampled individuals. Using SPSS 22.0 and T-test to examine the differences in physique among 3314 senior students. The quantitative data were expressed as mean ± standard deviation. Physical health is a dynamic process of change. The BMI combinations of 772 minority senior students were divided into four types. Type 1 (n = 117): normal as freshmen but unqualified as seniors. Type 2 (n = 149) was unqualified in both freshmen and seniors. The items with decreased physical fitness for Type 1 and Type 2 were: boys’ lung capacity and 50-m run. Type 3 (n = 72) was unqualified in freshmen and normal in seniors. The items with decreased physical fitness were girl’ 50-m run. Type 4 (n = 434) was normal in both freshmen and seniors. The items with decreased physical fitness were: boys’ lung capacity and 50-m run. A four-year longitudinal dynamic survey combining BMI with physique can effectively monitor students’ physical health. Minority students’ proportion of normal BMI has been declining, the main contributors are boys. Girls pay attention to weight management, their physique approaches that of the Han, even surpassing Han in Sit and Reach, and 50-m run. However, boys neglected weight management and their BMI significantly increased year by year. Their overall physical fitness is lower than that of the Han, especially with lung capacity far lower than Han, and their physical health is a key focus of physique monitoring.
PERAN GURU BIOLOGI DALAM MENINGKATKAN MOTIVASI BELAJAR SISWA KELAS XI SMA RAUDLATUSSALAM GLENMORE
Authors: Rohmah Luluk Mufidatur Rohmah , Prasetiyo Totok Hari Prasetiyo
Published: September 2024

This study aims to look at the role of teachers in increasing students' learning motivation and the obstacles faced by teachers in increasing students' learning motivation using descriptive qualitative methods. From the results of the study, it was found that the teacher as a demonstrator must be able to demonstrate the material, as well as master the learning materials or materials to be taught, the teacher as a class manager, the teacher must be able to create a conducive and fun learning atmosphere, the teacher as a teacher mediator can maximize the use of media or teaching aids in teaching and learning activities. deliver the material, as well as the teacher as an evaluator who provides an evaluation at the end of the lesson, both in the form of tests, quizzes and responses to determine the level of student understanding and student learning outcomes, the obstacles faced by teachers in increasing student learning motivation are from the students themselves and from the environment. Islamic boarding schools that have many activities so that students become less enthusiastic in participating in learning at school. It can be concluded that the teacher's role has a relationship with the growth of learning motivation and student interest in learning itself in the teaching and learning process, the most dominant teachers in class XI IPA SMA Raudlarussalam are the teacher's role as a demonstrator, and teachers as class managers.
Systems Transdisciplinarity Chair as Pathway to Fulfill Global ‘Social Orders’
Authors:   Director of Institute of Transdisciplinary Technologies (Russia), Mokiy Vladimir
Published: September 2024

This paper shows how modern transdisciplinarity is developing into two main directions: ‘transdisciplinarity for scientific research’ as well as ‘transdisciplinarity for education’. These orientations have individual goals and objectives. The transdisciplinarity for scientific research helps to complete the transformation of the potential for interdisciplinary interaction and the integration of disciplines. Whereas transdisciplinarity for education develops in a wide range – from the formation of tolerance and pluralism in the worldview of students to the training of master’s students in a systems transdisciplinary discipline (metadiscipline) at a special university chair. The paper analyzes the reasons why the idea of a mobile transdisciplinary chair in 1997 was not widely adopted. In turn, a rationale is given that, for objective reasons, the idea of a classical transdisciplinary chair can be implemented in interested universities after 2026.
How to Deal with the Unthinkable of World Transformation: The Purpose of a TD Chair
Authors:   Member of the scientific committee of the Institut Psychanalyse et Management (Paris). Member of CIRET (Paris), Landier Hubert
Published: September 2024

The world is facing a complex polycrisis, encompassing environmental, geopolitical, and socio-economic challenges. These crises are interconnected, reinforcing each other and creating an unpredictable global transformation. Traditional disciplinary approaches are inadequate for understanding this polycrisis; instead, a transdisciplinary analysis is necessary. This article outlines the components of the polycrisis, emphasizes the need for transdisciplinary methods, and explores strategies for dealing with the unforeseeable future. It argues for moving beyond predictable frameworks and adopting new mental models to navigate the complexities of global change.
Impact of Fair Value Measurement and Disclosure of Biological Assets Based on PSAK 69 on Agricultural Firm Value (2018-2022)
Authors: Fidelys Grecia Hutabarat  , Retno Yuni Nur Susilowati  , Liza Alvia  , Widya Rizky Eka Putri
Published: September 2024

The agricultural sector plays an important role in Indonesia's capital markets, making a significant contribution to the economy despite facing the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. The consistent growth of this sector, marked by an increase in contribution to GDP by 2.20% in 2020 and 12.4% in 2022, has attracted investor interest. To support better investment decisions, agricultural companies need to improve the quality of the financial information they present. The implementation of PSAK 69, which requires disclosure of the fair value of biological assets, is an important step in increasing corporate transparency and accountability. This research aims to empirically test the influence of the fair value of biological assets and disclosure of biological assets on  firm value in the Indonesian agricultural sector for the 2018-2022 period. The research was conducted using multiple linear regression analysis. The research results show that disclosure of biological assets has a positive effect on increasing firm value, while the fair value of biological assets does not have a significant effect.
Heavenly Overpopulation: Rethinking The Ethics Of Procreation
Authors: Hereth Blake
Published: September 2024

Many theists believe both (1) that Heaven will be infinitely or maximally good for its residents and (2) that most humans will, eventually, reside in Heaven. Further, most theists believe (3) that human procreation is often all-things-considered morally permissible. I defend three novel arguments for the impermissibility of procreation predicated on the possibility of heavenly overpopulation. First, we shouldn’t be rude to hosts by bringing more people to a party than were invited, which we do if we continue to procreate. Second, justice requires that the goods of Heaven be supremely good for those for whom heavenly existence is (even partially) compensatory, but if Heaven has a fixed and finite number of goods, each successful act (or enough acts) of procreation lowers the expected goodness for those persons and threatens to undermine justice. Third, we should choose the course of action with the least-worst outcome, and it would be worse to overpopulate Heaven than underpopulate it.
Conrad Ulrich, Die Familie Ulrich von Zürich, 2016
Authors: Peter Niklaus
Published: September 2024

No abstract available.
Heinrich Bullinger: Briefe von Juni bis September 1546, 2015
Authors: Burnett Amy Nelson
Published: September 2024

No abstract available.
Die Bücherzensur in der Schweiz von der Reformation bis 1600
Authors: Scheidegger Christian
Published: September 2024

Printing and the Reformation challenged book censorship in a new dimension. The Swiss confederates did not simply adopt the papal and imperial politics of censorship but discussed own solutions, which were subsequently implemented by the particular governments in their own interests. Committees of censorships were established within the protestant cities of Zurich, Basle and Berne for proving texts before printing. This official measure was intended to avoid conflicts with other governments and to guarantee domestic peace as well. The practice however was somehow fragmentary, mainly before the middle of the 16th century. Numerous complaints were made, prominently by the catholic confederates. The complaining party demanded usually to sequester the controversial publications and to punish the accused printers and authors as a restoration of the violated honour. The Swiss Diet served repeatedly as a mediation body in settling these conflicts. The city authorities conducted investigations against printers and authors, who violated the censorship rules. Unlike printing, the authorities of the protestant cities rarely controlled bookselling, whereas the catholic governments forbade trade and possession of protestant literature. In accordance with these strict regulations they confiscated frequently forbidden books and had them burnt by the executioner.
Teufelsspuk und Feuerflammen: Pfarrer Josua Finsler (1525-1602) über Unglaubliches aus Biel und Umgebung
Authors: Lavater-Briner Hans Rudolf
Published: September 2024

The chorherr (canon), Johann Jakob Wick of Zurich drew the material for his voluminous collection of news (Wickiana) from a dense network of intelligence. The information from Bern and Biel was provided here and there by the lesser known citizen of Zurich, deacon Josua Finsler, who lived in Biel. The article spotlights the "Miraculous Sign" of February 1572 in Biel and the diverse interpretations of the event by these two contemporaries. The "Reformed" eschatological understanding of Wick is compared to Finsler’s more rationalist worldview coloured by science.
Du salut par la foi, mais non point sans les oeuvres! Notes concernant la naissance de l'Orthodoxie "raisonnée" réformée, de langue française, au début du XVIIIe siècle (Première partie)
Authors: Barthel Pierre
Published: September 2024

no abstract available.
Benjamin M. Merkle, Defending the Trinity in the Reformed Palatinate, 2015
Authors: Baschera Luca
Published: September 2024

No abstract available.
Heinrich Bullinger: Briefe des Jahres 1545, 2013
Authors: Burnett Amy Nelson
Published: September 2024

No abstract available.
Der Reformpolitiker Martin Seger (ca. 1470–1532) von Tamins/Maienfeld: Reisläufer, Staatsmann und Publizist im Reformationszeitalter
Authors: Bundi Martin
Published: September 2024

This article on Martin Seger aims to revive the memory of a personality who played an important role as mercenary leader, politician, poet, and publisher in the Free State of the Three Rhaetic Leagues in the sixteenth century. Born in Tamins of the Grey League, Martin Seger occupied the post of governor of Maienfeld. From here he maintained amicable contact to learned humanists as well as being in contact with the Zurich reformer Huldrych Zwingli. Without attending university, he was highly educated, which enabled him to publish widely on questions of constitutional law as well as on projects concerning social innovations and ecclesiastical reforms.
Dominik Zili: Zu Lob und Dank Gottes, hg. von Frank Jehle, 2010
Authors: Marti Andreas
Published: September 2024

No abstract available.
L’expe´rience de la diffe´rence religieuse dans l’Europe moderne, hg. von Bertrand Forclaz, 2013
Authors: Mazaheri John H.
Published: September 2024

No abstract available.
Martin Heimbucher, Prophetische Auslegung, 2008
Authors: Hildebrand Pierrick
Published: September 2024

No abstract available.
Der Schmalkaldische Bund und die oberdeutschen Städte bis 1536: Ein Beitrag zur politischen Konfessionalisierung im Protestantismus
Authors: Schmidt Heinrich Richard
Published: September 2024

no abstract available.
"Summum Bonum" in the Zurich Reformation: Zwingli and Bullinger
Authors: García Aurelio A.
Published: September 2024

Huldrych Zwingli has been rashly criticized for his philosophical theology, manifest in works such as "De Providentia Dei", by those whose measure of what constituted the true Reformation was a strict Biblicism, and who viewed philosophical theology as a corrupt remnant from medieval scholasticism. Yet Zwingli deftly uses the concept with its doctrinal baggage in order to support a doctrine of God’s Providence and grace towards humanity. Ultimately the Reformer derives providence and predestination, indeed the whole salvific economy, from a philosophical concept of God as supreme power and as highest good. In his own time Zwingli’s successor, Heinrich Bullinger, had to defend Zwingli’s openness to classical philosophy and his acceptance of the pagan quest for truth. This concept of "Summum bonum" also occurs in Bullinger at key points, being not only understood as all-sufficiency but also related to the names of God and thus to the Divine self-revelation, indeed as a source of covenant history. This paper explores the roots of this concept and how it evolves into a salvation-historical and therefore biblical motif in the Zurich Reformation and thus its import for the understanding of God’s relation to the created order.
Heinrich Bullinger: Briefe von Oktober bis Dezember 1546, 2017
Authors: Burnett Amy Nelson
Published: September 2024

No abstract available.
Jason Zuidema/Theodore Van Raalte, Early French Reform: The Theology and Spirituality of Guillaume Farel, 2011
Authors: Giselbrecht Rebecca A.
Published: September 2024

No abstract available.
Urs Hafner, Kult, Macht und Glaube: Eine kleine Geschichte des Zürcher Grossmünsters, 2007
Authors: Jehle Frank
Published: September 2024

No abstract available.