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UKRAINE'S EUROPEAN INTEGRATION PROGRAM IN THE CONTEXT OF MODERNIZATION AND ADAPTATION OF EDUCATIONAL POLICY:
Authors: Tkachuk Ilona , Havryshkevych Ihor , Naida Ruslana , Malazoniia Svitlana , Hrechanyk Nataliia
Published: October 2023

The purpose of the article is to highlight the strategies for the development of Ukrainian education in the short and long term of the integration process into the European community. The task of scientific research is focused on the correlation of the processes of integration of Ukrainian education into the European paradigm. The research methodology is based on a combination of classical and innovative approaches of scientific and pedagogical discourse. The results of the study indicate the problematic aspects of the transition of Ukrainian education to the standards of the European educational system, namely, the oversaturation of quantitative indicators with a low level of quality of education, leveling the principle of the rule of the human dimension in education. Ukrainian education is facing the socio-cultural need to integrate into the European space. This path is realized through adaptation to new conditions and modernization of the educational environment using innovative strategies.
INTERACTIVE APPROCHES IN EXPERIENTIAL PEDAGOGY
Authors: Bergerova Xenia , Miklosova Erika
Published: October 2023

The paper acquaints the reader with ways and forms of activating students within experiential pedagogy through selected works of art. The task is to mediate the experience and stimulate the student to react and reflect. The tasks are part of the project named Walking, and in the form of research in the countryside, they familiarize the students with the basic functions of the forest and field landscape where the students come from. The contribution's author presents research in progress and a cross-section through preparing the selected workstations.
Dissection as a Method of Modern European Anatomy: Devoted to the 480th Anniversary of “De Humani Corporis Fabrica Libri Septem” by Andreas Vesalius
Authors: Nikityuk D. B. , Shevchenko A. A. , Klochkova S. V. , Sokolov D. A. , Alexeeva N. T.
Published: October 2023

The article is devoted to the 480th anniversary of the publication of Andreas Vesalius’s “De humani corporis fabrica libri septem” and considers its biographical, historical, cultural contexts. The authors compare the results of Andreas Vesalius' investigation to other anatomical studies in the late Middle Ages and the Renaissance, presenting Vesalius’s work as the creation of a new European scientific approach in anatomy, identical to a research experiment in physics. It is demonstrated the significance of the dissection method in the form proposed  by  Andreas  Vesalius  for  modern  anatomy  and  medicine.  The  principal work of Andreas Vesalius is considered as the most important source of anatomical vocabulary, which is the prototype of international anatomical nomenclature. The biographical and historical issues presented by the authors allow modern readers to reveal the meanings of Andreus Vesalius’s paper, the original meaning of which was lost with all the time that has passed. The results of modern studies investigating the work of the great Flemish anatomist, little known to the Russian reader, are presented.
Caminos para construir un medio escolar
Authors: Juan Carlos Ceballos Sepúlveda
Published: October 2023

Este libro surgió en un aula de clase del bloque 7 de la Escuela de Ciencias Sociales de la Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana (UPB), en Medellín. En una reunión del Semillero de Comunicación y Educación, vinculado al Grupo de Investigación en Comunicación Urbana (GICU), de la facultad de Comunicación Social-Periodismo, los estudiantes y el profesor tenían la idea de identificar aquellos proyectos o experiencias de medios de comunicación escolar que, por alguna razón, marcaban una diferencia o se destacaban por “algo” que los hicieran significativos.
Ayurvedic Management of Hypothyroidism - A Case Report
Authors:   Faculty of Ayurveda, Institute of Medical Sciences, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi­, Uttar Pradesh, 221005, India, . Meghna , Nagar Lalit , Lamo Ringzin , Dwivedi Kamal Nayan
Published: October 2023

Hypothyroidism is the significant endocrine problem found in general public. It is characterized by insufficient production of thyroid hormones, leading to abnormal levels. This condition prompts the decrease in Basal metabolic rate of the body. Ayurveda places a significant part to preclude the basic reason and to treat it. In Ayurveda, it tends to be associated with Kapha-vata dosha dushti, Rasavaha Strotasadushti, Medadushti and Agnimandya. In present study, a 22 years old female patient suffering from Sthaulya (~Weight gain), Duarbalya (~Weakness), Twak rukshata (~Dry skin), Kesh patana (hair loss), puffiness around eyes, mood swings, impaired memory, emotional depression, drowsiness, headache, Amalapitta (~Hyperacidity) and lethargy from last three years. She had been taking allopathic medicine without experiencing any satisfactory relief in her symptoms. In the present study, group of Herbo-mineral preparation was prescribed to the patient for a period of 4 months. After four months patient experienced relief, and her allopathic medicine was completely stopped. Keywords: Hypothyroidism, Agnimandya, Sthaulya
Virgin Coconut Oil Solubilised Curcumin Protects Nephropathy in Diabetic Rats
Authors:   Department of Pharmacology, SNJB’s Shriman Sureshdada Jain College of Pharmacy, Chandwad, Dist. Nashik, Maharashtra, India, Jadhav Pradnya , Kasar Gaurav , Rasal Pooja , Mahajan Manoj , Upaganlawa Aman , Upasani Chandrashekhar
Published: October 2023

Nephropathy is considered as one of the major secondary complications in diabetic patients. The goal of the current study was to perform preclinical screening of virgin coconut oil (VCO) solubilised curcumin in diabetes-induced nephropathy. Male albino rats of the Wistar strain were injected with a single dose of streptozotocin (STZ) (60 mg/kg/i.p). Diabetic nephropathy (DN) was developed after 4 weeks of STZ injection and the treatment was continued for further 4 weeks (i.e 8 weeks). DN rats were treated with VCO (8ml), VCO solubilised curcumin at a low dose (0.66mg/4ml/kg) and high dose (1.32mh/8ml/kg). DN was assessed by evaluating biochemical parameters such as blood glucose, total protein, albumin, urea, creatinine, and total bilirubin from serum and urine sample, whereas the activity of endogenous antioxidant and membrane- bound phosphatases were studied from kidney homogenate. VCO-solubilised curcumin significantly reduced blood and urine glucose level, increased body weight and reduced kidney weight and kidney hypertrophy. It also normalized urine volume, albumin, creatinine, total protein, total bilirubin and urea levels. Treatment also significantly improved antioxidants and membrane-bound phosphatase activities. In conclusion, compared to the individual treatment group, VCO solubilized curcumin significantly modifies the altered parameters toward normal. The potent antioxidant activity of these substances may be to blame for this defense. Keywords: Virgin coconut oil, curcumin, diabetes, nephropathy, antioxidants
Comparative retrospective analysis of patients with idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus and aqueductal web-related aqueductal stenosis.
Authors: TÜRKKAN Alper , ESER OCAK Pınar , ALTUNYUVA Oğuz , SÖNMEZ Buket , ÖZPAR Rifat , BEKAR Ahmet
Published: October 2023

Objectives: Aquaductal web (AW) is a special form of aqueductal stenosis with similar clinical presentation with idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus (iNPH). iNPH is indeed a communicating hydrocephalus syndrome whereas AW is a noncommunicating subtype. Here, we aimed to investigate the similarities and differences between these two different chronic hydrocephalus syndromes in terms of clinical signs and symptoms, response to shunt treatment and postoperative complications.
Methods: Forty-one patients who underwent shunt operation with the diagnosis of iNPH or AW at our clinic between January 2010-May 2019 were retrospectively analyzed. Patients were evaluated by age, gender, clinical sign and symptoms, comorbidities, intraoperative and postoperative complications, and early and late postoperative outpatient follow-up findings.
Results: Twenty-six patients were classified as iNPH group and 15 patients as AW group. Patients in the AW group were significantly younger (45.5 ± 15.6 years vs. 60.3 ± 15.4 years) than the iNPH group (p = 0.006). There was no statistical difference between the groups in terms of subdural effusion formation, need for shunt revision (p = 1.000). Chronic hydrocephalus symptoms regressed in 23 (88.5%) patients in the NPH group, and at least one of them improved. symptoms. This rate was 66.7% (n = 10) in the AW group. Both groups showed similar clinical improvement with VPS (p = 0.1169).
Conclusions: The placement of ventriculoperitoenal shunt is widely used in the treatment of iNPH. As iNPH and AW has clinical similarities despite the discrepancies between underlying pathophysiological mechanisms and both clinical entities respond similarly to shunt treatment we advocate VPS surgery in the management of AW as well.
Climate change and maritime law: A review of IMO governance mechanism
Authors: Zulfiqar Khadija , Chang Yen-Chiang
Published: October 2023

 International maritime trade has long played a pivotal role in human development; however, its environmental impact cannot be disregarded. Air pollution (that includes Carbon and Sulphur emissions—all together Greenhouse Gases) emanating from ships has emerged as a significant contributor to climate change, prompting growing concern among the international community. The combustion of fossil fuels in ship engines releases pollutants such as sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulate matter into the atmosphere, adversely affecting both human health and the climate. In recognition of the need to tackle this issue, international laws have been established to regulate ship emissions. This research paper analysed the IMO’s regulations under international law for mitigating climate change, with a particular focus on various global initiatives controlling sulphur, carbon and GHG emissions. It is suggested that cooperation between public and private interests as well as at regional levels will play a crucial role in combating climate change and promoting global shipping sustainability.
RAÇA E CLASSE NA CONFIGURAÇÃO DA PROSTITUIÇÃO
Authors: Silva Bruna de Souza da , Medeiros Olivia Macedo Miranda de , Reis Naiane Vieira dos
Published: October 2023

Este artigo buscou interpretar o relato biográfico de Catarina, mulher negra, nortista e amazônida, em situação de prostituição de rua, no município de Nova Olinda-TO.  Buscando suporte em uma análise interseccional (DAVIS, 2016) e a partir da história de vida de Catarina, investigamos o destaque que adquiriu o corpo feminino por meio da maternidade, sexualidade e raça, observando como isso se transformou em um instrumento de subalternização da mulher, inclusive por meio da prostituição. Como resultado desta investigação, observamos que os padrões racistas, classistas e de gênero foram mobilizados pelas estruturas de opressão como instrumentos para a exclusão de Catarina, representativa de inúmeras mulheres, principalmente por meio da estigmatização racista e de gênero, o que definiu a prostituição como lugar social dessa mulher negra.
TALVEZ EU SEJA “PRETA DEMAIS”
Authors: Santos Josenaide Engracia dos , Moura Ana Laura Gomes , Silva Jessica Daiane Matias , Avelar Micaele Bastos
Published: October 2023

Historicamente, mulheres negras experimentam múltiplas adversidades devido ao racismo e sexismo que refletem no seu campo afetivo. Para a sociedade, ser negra significa ser tomada, ser subjugada e sofrer violência. Entretanto, poucos são os estudos que abordam racismo, gênero e afetividade. O objetivo desta pesquisa foi compreender as implicações de ser mulher negra no campo afetivo. Como metodologia, adotou-se a pesquisa qualitativa construcionista social, que utiliza o Mapa de Associações de Ideias para a análise dos discursos de cinco mulheres autodeclaradas negras. Os resultados sugerem que a estética e mulheres negras são espaços em que o preconceito racial se retroalimenta, no campo afetivo. Quanto mais melanina, menos amor, mais humilhação e solidão. Os resultados foram apresentados em quatro temáticas juntamente com os discursos das participantes. Portanto, conclui-se que, quanto mais características africanas, menos amor e mais solidão afetiva. Contudo, as situações relatadas também sugerem a possibilidade de reversão desse processo com o aquilombamento, uma forma de resistência e possibilidade de novas formas de suporte entre as mulheres negras.
O SISTEMA EDUCATIVO NA GUINÉ-BISSAU
Authors: Correia Nelsio Gomes
Published: October 2023

Este artigo discute sobre o sistema educacional com ênfase na análise do processo da evasão escolar e o currículo nas escolas do ensino secundário na Guiné-Bissau. Neste intento, o artigo objetiva-se em compreender as razões da evasão e abandono escolar no ensino secundário. Considerando a natureza do objeto, foi utilizado neste trabalho, o procedimento metodológico qualitativo centrado na análise bibliográfica e documental, através das publicações científicas em periódicos tais como livros, artigos, monografias, documentos, teses e entre outras em busca de informações relevantes e pertinentes para o desenvolvimento da nossa temática. De acordo com as informações sobre o tema analisadas neste presente estudo, percebe-se que para minimizar as futuras consequências no setor educativo, o Estado deveria criar as políticas públicas educacionais voltadas à estabilidade dos sistemas de ensino para possibilitar o maior acesso e a permanência das pessoas mais desfavorecidas do ponto de vista socioeconômica para garantir uma educação igualitária e de qualidade para todos. Por fim, a fragilidade do sector educativo guineense, está relacionada a ausência de investimento na área da educação escolar, na formação de professores e na infraestrutura que possibilite condições para a aprendizagem dos alunos.
Prawna odpowiedzialność z tytułu pełnienia roli społecznej
Authors: Peno Michał
Published: October 2023

Responsibility is a “core issue” in philosophy of law. “Responsibility” in a legal discourse refers primarily to formal sanctions or it expresses an idea of having to answer for something. I argue in the study that the legal responsibility can be attached to social roles (or even tasks), which are important to the functioning of the society. I try to elucidate the notions of a role (social role) and role-responsibility. This analysis leads to the conclusion that the role responsibility (the notion of the role-responsibility is derived from the Herbert Hart’s philosophical works) is largely constituted by inter-connected sets of rights, duties and responsibilities. Moreover, the role responsibility plays an important role in the law.
Karnoprawna dopuszczalność zabiegów adaptacyjnych − stan obecny i proponowane regulacje
Authors: Kubiak Rafał
Published: October 2023

Under the present Polish law there are no provisions to regulate directly reassignment surgery. However, it is indirectly accepted as legal because administrative and civil law activities in files of the birth and death register much depend on it. In other jurisdictions conditions of such medical surgery are not determined, either. From the penal law point of view the surgery may result in meeting a definition of a crime of heavy damage to one’s health. In consequence a person may be deprived of procreation capacity which corresponds to a description of an act punishable under art. 156 § 1 p. 1 of the Polish penal code. This study is an analysis of the problem and suggests legal potential solutions to the issues discussed here.
Ustalenie odpowiedzialności w oparciu o dowód z ekspertyzy wariograficznej
Authors: Krasoń Robert
Published: October 2023

The study “Determination of liability based on evidence provided by a polygraph testing expert opinion” addresses a very serious and at the same time controversial problem of evidence (its value) provided by a polygraph testing expert opinion. The author familiarizes the reader with a general background of the issue, presenting a concept and importance of liability as well as the essence and nature of polygraph testing. The text contains a number of arguments both supporting and discrediting the diagnostic value of the polygraph testing and a number of doubts arising in connection with this subject.
Asesor sądowy w polskim systemie wymiaru sprawiedliwości
Authors: Chmielarz-Grochal Anna , Wójcicka Ewa , Żurek Jakub
Published: October 2023

Monografia traktuje o ustrojowo-prawnych podstawach funkcjonowania asesora sądowego w polskim wymiarze sprawiedliwości po przywróceniu tego urzędu w 2016 r. Obecny model asesury sądowej jest efektem prac legislacyjnych będących następstwem wyroku Trybunału Konstytucyjnego o sygn. SK 7/06, w którym orzeczono o niekonstytucyjności instytucji asesury w ówczesnym kształcie. Autorzy poszukują odpowiedzi na pytanie, czy założony przez polskiego ustawodawcę model ustrojowo-prawny asesury sądowej odpowiada standardom konstytucyjnym. W publikacji przeanalizowano ustrojowe zasady funkcjonowania asesorów sądowych, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem zgodności przyjętych rozwiązań z konstytucyjną zasadą sądowego sprawowania wymiaru sprawiedliwości oraz realizacji prawa do sądu z art. 45 Konstytucji RP.
„O smaku ze smakiem” – czy Jan Matejko otrzymał czarną polewkę, kim był Czarny Strzelec, gdzie malarz pijał najlepszą kawę...?
Authors: Kłak-Ambrożkiewicz Marta
Published: October 2023

Szkic został napisany na podstawie cyklu spotkań „O smaku ze smakiem” prowadzonych przez autorkę w 2017 r. w biograficznym Muzeum Dom Jana Matejki w Krakowie we współpracy ze Stowarzyszeniem Małopolskie Dziedzictwo Smaku. W tekście znajdziemy odpowiedź na kilka pytań: czy Jan Matejko otrzymał czarną polewkę, jak bywało u Matejków w Krzesławicach oraz kim był tajemniczy Czarny Strzelec? Na deser przywołana została opowieść o pomadkach od Redolfiego i czarnej kawie. Jest to więc niejako powrót poprzez rękopisy, pamiętniki i wspomnienia związane z wybitnym polskim mistrzem pędzla do korzeni tożsamości kulinarnej Krakowa w drugiej połowie XIX w.
Gestión de la calidad y del conocimiento en la formación profesional en Europa
Authors: Sorribes Colell Enric , Rodríguez-Gómez David , Barrera-Corominas Aleix
Published: October 2023

El objetivo de este artículo es analizar, desde un planteamiento teórico, las características de la gestión del conocimiento y de la gestión de la calidad en los centros de formación profesional en Europa. Para ello se ha realizado una revisión de literatura que incluye informes, tesis doctorales, libros y capítulos de libros, así como artículos publicados en revistas científicas, tanto en lengua inglesa como castellana, sin establecimiento de límite temporal. Los resultados muestran una armonización del concepto de formación profesional a nivel de Europa, si bien existen diferencias en las formas en las que cada estado concibe la calidad del sistema educativo. Fruto de esta discrepancia, aparecen diferentes propuestas, muchas de ellas derivadas de modelos empresariales, para gestionar la calidad de los centros de formación profesional. Como consecuencia del uso de modelos empresariales basados, principalmente, en procesos, se presenta la necesidad de incluir modelos de gestión del conocimiento enfocados a crear, transferir, almacenar y aplicar el conocimiento disponible en los centros de formación profesional, si bien no hay acuerdo a la hora de definir cómo deben ser estos modelos, ni la relación que deben establecer con los sistemas de garantía de calidad. La revisión realizada permite concluir que, si bien se está consolidando un mismo concepto para la formación profesional, queda todavía un largo recorrido para harmonizar los sistemas de garantía de calidad y su vinculación con los sistemas de gestión del conocimiento organizativo de los centros de formación profesional.
Gestión democrática en la reglamentación educacional en Brasil
Authors: Alves Andréia Vicência Vitor
Published: October 2023

Considerando que la gestión democrática de la educación es importante para la cualificación de la educación, por llevar a la formación humana orientada a la emancipación de los involucrados y a la transformación de las relaciones, este estudio busca comprender cómo la gestión democrática de la educación está siendo presentada en la legislación educativa nacional brasileña, a partir de la Constitución Federal de 1988. Para esto, la investigación cualitativa, a través de la documentación, llegó a la conclusión de que la democratización de la gestión educativa ganó centralidad en la educación brasileña en la década de 1980, siendo reglamentada y materializada a partir de 1988, con la introducción del principio de la gestión democrática en forma de Ley en la Constitución Federal de 1988, y reafirmada en el reglamento posterior. Esto constituye un avance importante, pues establece la gestión democrática como el concepto que debe estar vigente en la educación brasileña. Sin embargo, no define cómo debe implementarse esta gestión y, además, la presenta asociada a la planificación estratégica, a criterios de mérito y desempeño educativo, así como a la búsqueda de resultados educativos en el PNE (2014-2024).
La comunicación organizacional: construcción de sentidos posibles para acompañar los aprendizajes
Authors: Introini Elissalde Elizabeth
Published: October 2023

Este artículo da cuenta de una investigación aplicada en una organización educativa, en el marco del Master en Gestión Educativa de la Universidad ORT Uruguay. Tiene por intención comprender un problema que surge como demanda en un centro educativo y presentar una posible propuesta de mejora, producto del trabajo colaborativo con un equipo impulsor. El problema está vinculado a la comunicación organizacional y específicamente a las dificultades que existen para lograr un intercambio fluido entre el equipo de dirección y ciertos funcionarios de la organización. Esto tiene un impacto negativo sobre el principal propósito que persiguen: realizar un mejor acompañamiento y seguimiento de los alumnos, sobre todo en momentos en que la pandemia del COVID-19 llevó a que las autoridades de la educación suspendieran la presencialidad y no quedara otro camino que el de la virtualidad. La comprensión del problema permite visualizar que esta dificultad repercute en otros aspectos de la organización, no colaborando para transformar esquemas de trabajo individuales que refuerzan la presencia de una cultura balcanizada, así como tampoco fomenta un mayor involucramiento y fortalecimiento del sentido de pertenencia. Los resultados obtenidos en las diferentes fases de la investigación llevan a concluir que, en este caso, las formas de comunicación y las dificultades que se presentan son un obstáculo para lograr el principal propósito y afectan en otros sentidos a la organización. Por este motivo, la propuesta de mejora implica la elaboración de un plan con diversas acciones que apuntan a una comunicación más fluida, en donde predomine la transversalidad de la misma, fomentando, asimismo, un mayor involucramiento de los distintos actores que posibilite un mejor desempeño de su rol y mayor sentido de pertenencia.
Presentación
Authors: Tejera Techera Andrea , Questa-Torterolo Mariela , Cabrera Borges Claudia
Published: October 2023

En esta oportunidad, la revista Cuadernos de Investigación Educativa presenta el monográfico: “Aportes de actualidad en investigación desde la perspectiva de la gestión”, en el que se ofrecen perspectivas relevantes de investigaciones de Uruguay, Chile, Brasil, Ecuador y Europa. El propósito principal de esta publicación es la difusión de procesos de investigación actualizados que hacen foco en la gestión educativa.
Narrativas de vida, un medio para sanar heridas sociales en entornos educativos
Authors: Silva-Beltrán Lady , Gualdrón Elgar
Published: October 2023

Este artículo presenta una reflexión sobre las narrativas de vida en contextos educativos bajo circunstancias de vulnerabilidad. Fundamentalmente, los participantes, estudiantes de grado décimo y undécimo de una institución pública, a través de la Cátedra de la Paz sitúan sus experiencias dentro del marco de la construcción de memoria, como pretexto que contribuye a sanar heridas sociales. Esta investigación de corte cualitativo-etnográfico determinó que la práctica de la introspección educativa favorece los procesos de cultura de paz, como un ejercicio ejemplarizante y de construcción de nuevos espacios que promueven el buen trato y la ayuda a los demás. Así pues, profundizar en estas narrativas, abre nuevas posibilidades en ambientes escolares en donde haya estudiantes que quieran reflexionar y dialogar sobre la cultura de paz. Finalmente, este ha sido un ejercicio que ayuda a construir una identidad social positiva, permitiendo a los jóvenes contribuir a la transformación social al convertirse en agentes de cambio en sus entornos inmediatos.
Elementos orientadores para el análisis y diseño de políticas públicas de educación indígena y matemática
Authors: Molano Edwin , Blanco Hilbert
Published: October 2023

Este artículo reflexiona en relación a los resultados de una investigación doctoral, que se ocupa de identificar elementos para el análisis y diseño de políticas de educación indígena y educación matemática desde un enfoque decolonial. La metodología empleada fue de tipo cualitativo y se utilizó el análisis de contenido, la teoría fundamentada y la entrevista semiestructurada. Los resultados se presentan clasificados en elementos relativos a: a) categorías para el análisis de la relación Educación Indígena – Currículo – Etnomatemática; b) modelo para el análisis de las políticas de educación indígena y educación matemática desde la Etnomatemática; c) Principios ético-normativos de emancipación decolonial; d) Conceptualización del profesor como actor político frente a las instituciones y e) Legitimidad. En base a estos, se proponen cuatro aspectos necesarios para la transformación decolonial de las políticas: 1) conciencia de la opresión; 2) reconocimiento del carácter cambiante de las estructuras sociales; 3) un horizonte de transformación construido sobre unos principios ético-normativos; 4) un método; y cuatro escenarios de investigación respecto a: Procesos de colonialidad epistémica, Procesos de emancipación, Subjetivación y Complementariedad.
isolamento de mulheres gestantes como resultado de sua transferência do Presídio Feminino de Florianópolis para outros municípios
Authors: Renostro Heinen Luana , Moser Manuela
Published: October 2023

O objetivo deste artigo é expor a violação dos direitos das gestantes encarceradas no Presídio Feminino de Florianópolis que, diante da falta de infraestrutura da unidade, são transferidas a outros municípios do estado de Santa Catarina; com foco no potencial cerceamento ao direito à visitação. A pesquisa foi realizada através do método indutivo. Adotou-se o procedimento de pesquisa bibliográfica-documental, a partir do levantamento dos direitos das mulheres encarceradas; de um breve panorama das condições dos presídios femininos e do perfil das mulheres presas no Brasil e das circunstâncias em que se dá o exercício da maternidade no cárcere; e, por fim, da exposição de dados das transferências das gestantes, colhidos por um questionário enviado ao Departamento Administrativo Prisional de Santa Catarina. O artigo apresenta dados concretos acerca da transferência de um presídio a outro de mulheres gestantes encarceradas, grupo frequentemente invisibilizado, demonstrando as consequências práticas da dinâmica que ocorre não apenas no estado de Santa Catarina, mas que se repete em outros entes da federação brasileira. Ao final, concluiu-se que as transferências criam entraves à visitação das mulheres, com potencial para se tornarem fontes de novas violações decorrentes do isolamento das transferidas, além de ser uma prática relegitimadora do sistema carcerário.
La traducción clásica "como investigación". Evocaciones de un "hombre de letras de su época". A 100 años de su natalicio. Entrevista a Bulmaro Reyes Coria - Centro de Estudios Clásicos
Authors:   Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Reyes Coria Bulmaro ,   Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas,   Centro de Estudios Clásicos
Published: October 2023

Bulmaro Reyes Coria platica sobre su ingreso en 1978 al Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas y sobre la creación del Centro de Estudios Clásicos en 1966 —entonces llamado Centro de Traductores de Lenguas Clásicas—, uno de cuyos propósitos fue combatir un "desdén oficial” que existía por la traducción, en este caso, por traducción grecolatina. Ello se consolidó con la creación del Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas a expensas de Rubén Bonifaz Nuño, en 1973. La traducción, “en sí misma, sola ella —nos dice— es una investigación, ya que no hay manera probada de traducir un texto sin estudiarlo”.
Por las vetas de un tesoro literario inagotable: las herencias de Fernando Curiel
Authors:   Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Shuttera Alejandro Sacbé ,   Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas
Published: October 2023

Reconocido como uno de los más eminentes autores y fervientes promotores en el panorama actual de las letras y la cultura de este país, Fernando Curiel Defossé fue, ante todo, un apasionado lector de su presente histórico desde las trincheras de un vasto horizonte intelectual cultivado con cuidadoso esmero en los campos fértiles de la filología y las humanidades mexicanas. En este ensayo se resumen, someramente, los más visibles aspectos de una figura excepcional de nuestra literatura de los últimos tiempos, como lo representa el recientemente fallecido Fernando Curiel Defosée.
Los "caminos" de Mercedes de la Garza
Authors:   Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, García Pérez David ,   Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas,   Centro de Estudios Clásicos, Cervantes Soria Aarón ,   Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México,   Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas
Published: October 2023

En el ámbito de los estudios de la cultura maya, la figura de Mercedes de la Garza Camino es esencial por sus notables aportaciones para comprender diversos aspectos medulares del pensamiento de ese pueblo. Lectura acuciosa de una de las académicas en activo más reconocidas del Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas y de su Centro de Estudios Mayas. Por sus aportes al desarrollo de las disciplinas relacionadas con esta gran cultura, como por sus inmensas contribuciones desde el punto de vista institucional al crecimiento del Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas, del cual fue directora en dos períodos consecutivos: 2001-2005 y 2005-2009.
¿Cómo hacer una oración transitiva en maya yucateco?
Authors:   Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Barcenas Marquez Eduardo ,   Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas,   Facultad de Filosofía y Letras,   Programa de Doctorado en Estudios Mesoamericanos
Published: October 2023

The Maya Yucateco syntaxis has been widely studied, and therefore this article just shows a synthesis about some relevant grammar aspects to understand, in general, the creation process of a transitive sentence. Is important take in consideration that is being develop a description with disclosure purposes for the learning and teaching of the Maya Yucateco, that’s why I decide to use a language that can be understood by the public, and not exclusively for linguistic maya specialist. Finally, the terminology doesn’t necessarily fit to the one used on the tradition “mayista”, even though it is practical to understand every one of the transitive sentence components.
The Influence of Online Learning, The Role of Parents, and Learning Motivation on The Learning Outcomes of Physical Education and Sports
Authors: Santoso Triyadi , Pelana Ramdan , Rihartno Taufik , Antoni Rizka
Published: October 2023

The purpose of this study is to find out the influence of online learning, the role of parents, and learning motivation on the learning outcomes of physical education and sports of Outstanding School Students 02 Jakarta era covid-19 pandemic . This type of research is qualitative research with a causal associative correlation approach. The number of study subjects was 49 respondents. These research steps include; 1) the stage of data collection; 2) data analysis and 3) the testing phase of data analysis. Furthermore, data analysis testing is conducted through: 1) normality test; 2) test homogeneity; 3) Test the linearity and significance of the regence equation. The conclusion of this study there is a significant influence between online learning, the role of parents, learning motivation and physical education learning outcomes of Outstanding School 2 Jakarta students in the Covid-19 pandemic era.
One Hand Pass Training Model in Basketball Games For 13-15 Years
Authors: Sulaiman Muhammad Anggana , Sulaiman Iman , Samsudin  , Hernawan  , Fitrianto Eko Juli , Subandi Oman Unju , Antoni Rizka
Published: October 2023

This study aims to produce an innovative one-handed passing training model in basketball games for beginners that can provide benefits for basketball coaches to convey these varied training models and can help athletes to understand and achieve the expected training results in order to play basketball well  This research method uses research and development (Research & Development). The time required for this research refers to the research and development of the Borg and Gall development model which takes 4 months. The subjects of this study were adolescent athletes aged 13-15 years, The Hawk Basketball team with a total of 60 basketball athletes.
The Influence of the TGT (Teams Games Tournament) Learning Model on Table Tennis Learning Outcomes
Authors: Andrijanto Dony
Published: October 2023

The success or failure of students in learning can be influenced by several factors, one of which is the selection of the learning model to be used. The selection of learning models must be adapted to the characteristics of students. The learning model that is often used in the learning process is the cooperative learning model. There are several kinds of learning models that are often used, namely the TGT (Teams Games Tournament) learning model. The use of this learning model allows students to be active in learning, so as to improve student learning outcomes. This study aims to determine the effect of the TGT (Teams Games Tournament) learning model on table tennis learning outcomes. This research method uses a quasi-experimental design with one group pretest posttest. The population in the research is class students eight At school SMPN 5 Nganjuk which will be done 4 times. The sample used was 34 students. The data collection technique uses a table tennis stroke ability test. Data analysis techniques using descriptive analysis, normality test, and hypothesis testing. Based on the results of the analysis it can be concluded that there is a significant influence, this can be seen from the results of the analysis of hypothesis testing with a result of 0.00 which means <0.05. So it can be concluded that there is a significant influence using the TGT (Teams Games Tournament) learning model on table tennis learning outcomes.
FRESHWATER STROMATOLITES FROM AN EARLY PERMIAN WETLAND (MANEBACH, THURINGIAN-FOREST BASIN, GERMANY): STRUCTURE, DEVELOPMENT, AND PALEOENVIRONMENTAL CONTEXT
Authors: HELLWIG ALEXANDRA , TRÜMPER STEFFEN , RÖßLER RONNY , KRINGS MICHAEL
Published: October 2023

Fossil stromatolites enclosing structurally preserved land plant remains have rarely been documented and studied in detail. Permineralized woody Tylodendron sp. conifer axes (slender stems, branches) from a lacustrine sedimentary sequence in the lower Permian fossil Lagerstätte of Manebach (Thuringian-Forest Basin, central Germany) are frequently surrounded by stromatolites that consist of successive, usually asymmetrical microbial layers. The stromatolites show various growth forms ranging from laminar to palisadic. They developed in stagnant water from microbial overgrowth dominated by slender, unbranched sessile cyanobacterial filaments aligned vertically into tufts or turf-like stands. Interspersed among the filaments were other filamentous and coccoid microorganisms. Preservation of the Tylodendron axes can be exquisite and sometimes even includes extraxylary tissues containing remains of fungi, suggesting that stromatolite formation began soon after the axes had entered the water and were perhaps even conducive to their preservation. Structurally similar fossil microbialitic structures from elsewhere likewise demonstrate that they were effective in preserving plant morphology. The Manebach stromatolites and the plant remains they contain contribute to a more accurate understanding of the complex biological processes in late Paleozoic lake ecosystems.
Moving beyond reasonable adjustments: supporting employability through inclusive assessment design
Authors: Tai Joanna
Published: October 2023

Higher education is moving towards being more inclusive. However, students with disabilities continue to report that their assessment experiences are less than optimal. In these situations, if an assessment format does not enable demonstration of achievement due to aspects irrelevant to the capabilities of interest, then such students are unfairly penalised. In this way, assessment impacts on students’ success at university and beyond. Assessment adjustments are required by law, but are only partially effective since they may impact on assessment validity and hence opportunities for students to accurately represent their learning and achievement. To ensure assessment supports, rather than detracts, from student success and employability, assessment design should be scrutinised in terms of inclusion, with consideration of future potential work environments and graduate attributes. This paper presents an analysis of 2860 assessment adjustments implemented for students with a range of conditions and students’ experiences of adjustments, to highlight possibilities for inclusive assessment design which promote graduate employability. Adjustments relating to exams were most common (71% of students), but group work and oral presentations were also problematic for inclusion. Redesigning exams, including formative opportunities and structures for oral and group tasks, offering flexibility in tasks, and involving students in understanding equivalence across assessment types could improve inclusion. Through supporting students in these ways, assessment design could also incorporate the development of graduate attributes, such as teamwork, global citizenship and communication. This is likely to have a positive impact on students’ success and employability.
Students with disabilities as ideal graduates: universities' obligations to support extracurricular involvement
Authors: Szucs Brooke , Harpur Paul
Published: October 2023

Extracurricular activities (ECAs) and their impact on student employability has become a focus of the higher education sector, with a recent emphasis on experiences such as global exchange and skill acquisition that prepares graduates for the workforce. Despite the initiatives and effort put into supporting the general student population, students with disabilities are underrepresented in these opportunities. This causes such students to have less access to employability opportunities that set them apart from their peers and leads to a distinct disadvantage when seeking to enter the workforce. The literature suggests that there are various benefits of participating in extracurricular activities for university students, including some literature about students with disabilities. However, there is a distinct lack of focus on how the scarcity of support for participation in these programs fails to address equality and discrimination legal obligations, as well as the failure of disability specific initiatives to include these activities as essential to their core mission. This paper aims to examine how Australian University strategic plans addressing disability inclusion and supports for students with disabilities extend to the extracurricular space, and what more can be done to include these students in all aspects of campus life. Through a search and policy analysis of University Strategic Plans, Disability Action Plans, and scholarships for students with disabilities to participate in extracurricular activities, it was revealed that this issue is not being sufficiently addressed through university strategic responses to disability inclusion. This paper provides practitioners and universities with recommendations to improve their compliance with antidiscrimination measures and address this deficit to improve student outcomes.
Recognising and Reconceptualising Ability: Reflections on Disability and Employability
Authors: Dollinger Mollie , O'Shea Sarah , Groves Olivia
Published: October 2023

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Mitigating Gas Migration Using Foamed Cement on Shallow Thermal Wells in Northeast Alberta
Authors: Sylvestre C. , Oliveira J. , Jiao H.
Published: October 2023

A foamed cement solution was designed and implemented to cement shallow intermediate casing strings in a heavy oil play in Northeast Alberta after conventional area-specific cementing solutions could not prevent surface casing vent flows. Analysis of the challenging well parameters that led to flowing gas identified why conventional solutions were not able to solve the issues. Foamed cement was pursued as a better technical solution and ultimately led to its successful placement in the field. The two primary challenges for cementing these wells was first ensuring full cement annular coverage around the pipe in a large hole that was deviated at 45° right from surface, and secondly to prevent gas flow through optimization of slurry compressibility, gel strength and viscosity as very little hydrostatic pressure and low well temperatures were present. The process of introducing foamed cement involved lab testing to obtain desired cement properties, computer simulations to verify expected pressures and calculate nitrogen concentrations for each section of the wellbore, and finally operational procedures to ensure jobs were completed successfully. Analysis of the conventional job design methodology and the results in the field that continually led to well failures will be described. The advantages of foam cementing will be reviewed leading to the new project design consisting of lab testing and simulation outputs. Next, the foam job design procedure was created to ensure rates and pressures would be sufficient to place the cement effectively while not inducing losses due to the higher viscosity of foamed cement and relatively low fracture gradient. Several cement jobs were analyzed for key success metrics during the pumping phase, including observations and challenges with areas for future improvement. Results of conventional cemented wells will be compared to those cemented with foamed cement looking at economics, operational complexity and ultimately well integrity. Several key conclusions are made to suggest foam cementing solutions should become a standard practice in the area and not remain a last resort. This project introduced foam cementing to very shallow thermal wells which have not typically been treated with foamed cement. Significant technical & operational hurdles were overcome to confirm proper well control and ensure the energized cement could be pumped safely and effectively. The resulting key learnings and suggested best practices will be shared.
Novel E-Line Method Restores Well Barrier by Re-Establishing Communication with Control Lines
Authors: Faraoun A. , Knappskog Ø. , Benguergoura M.
Published: October 2023

An offshore producer well located in the North Sea was designed to include control lines connected to a communication nipple enabling the installation of a wireline retrievable subsurface safety valve (WRSSSV) in case the downhole safety valve (DHSV) failed. However, the DHSV had become stuck in an open position, and attempts to open the communication port had been unsuccessful. This caused the well to be lacking a critical barrier and meant a potentially costly workover re-completion was required.

An alternative solution in the form of an e-line conveyed surface-controlled cutting tool was proposed as a means to establish communication with the control line. The cutting tool was applied at the termination point of the control line. The tool’s expandable machining arms were deliberately limited in their range to a pre-determined extent to prevent damage occurring to the completion, cutting with precision to the minimum required to establish communication. If communication was established, it would be possible to install and operate the WRSSSV via the control line through the newly created hydraulic channel.

A test at the onshore facility was performed and proved the concept. During testing, the pressurized control line was monitored for a drop in pressure as an indication of a successful incision, meaning that once communication was established the WRSSSV could be installed and operated via the control line through the newly created hydraulic channel. In the subsequent well operation, a drop in control line pressure occurred after nine minutes of cutting, indicating a communication breakthrough. A WRSSSV was installed, tested, and operated successfully using the control line. The well barrier was hence restored, and the well was put back in production.

This novel e-line solution not only prevented the need for a costly workover re-completion operation, but also provided a safer and more cost-effective operation, with a reduced C02 footprint. It was a successful first-time application; the well was secured, and production was restored.