bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
The Impact of Turkish Cypriot Folktales on Middle School Students' Social Skills
Authors: Çakır Ramazan , Pilli Olga
Published: November 2024

Folktales, as products of oral culture, play a significant role in supporting children's language development during their preschool and primary school years. They facilitate children's adaptation to social and cultural environments and contribute significantly to their cultural and educational lives. Additionally, folktales enhance children's social skills, including critical thinking, communication, problem-solving, planning, analysis, and coping with stress. This study aims to investigate how Turkish Cypriot folktales influence the social skills of middle school students. This research highlights the potential of folktales in enhancing children's social skills. A mixed-methods research design was employed to measure the impact of Turkish Cypriot folktales on middle school students' social skills. The study group consists of 56 students attending a private school in the Northern Cyprus. The quantitative data collection tool used was the "Matson Evaluation of Social Skills in Children (MESSY)" scale, and two open-ended interview questions created by the researchers were administered. According to the quantitative data, the intervention of teaching social skills with Cyprus Turkish folktales did not statistically make a difference on the experimental group students. However, the qualitative data revealed that according to the expressions of the participating students, Cyprus Turkish folktales have increased their awareness of social skills such as problem-solving, planning, analysis, and coping with stress.
Comprehensive analysis of GPN1 in human cancer and its effects on the migration of hepatocellular carcinoma cells
Authors: Zhu Rongtao , Zhao Senfeng , Cao Jiahui , Liu Yin , Liang Ruopeng
Published: November 2024

To investigate the prognostic value of GPN1 in cancer and its role in the migration of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC or LIHC) cells, we used several databases to assess GPN1 expression levels and effects in human tumors. Furthermore, experiments were conducted to verify changes in GPN1 expression in HCC cell lines and explore its biological function. We found that GPN1 gene and protein expression were significantly increased in several tumor tissues. Higher GPN1 expression was associated with unfavorable overall survival. Additionally, there was a strong association between GPN1 expression and several clinicopathological features, according to multivariate Cox regression analysis. Moreover, GPN1 gene mutation and methylation were present in some tumors. A relationship was also found between GPN1 expression and immune infiltration. Notably, immune checkpoint analysis showed that GPN1 expression was correlated with PD-1/PDL-1 and CTLA-4, suggesting it may serve as a biomarker for predicting immune subtypes and response to immunotherapy in HCC. Enrichment analysis in HCC indicated that GPN1 is primarily involved in RNA metabolism. Additionally, drug sensitivity analysis revealed that GPN1 appeared to be responsive to 16 drugs. Finally, GPN1 upregulation was confirmed to promote the migration of HCC cells. This study provides a comprehensive overview of GPN1 in human cancer and demonstrates that GPN1 contributes to the migration of HCC cells, potentially serving as a prognostic and immunotherapy biomarker.
Purificación de GFP en reacciones cell-free para actividad docente // GFP purification from cell-free reactions for educational purpose v1
Authors: Cazaux Severine , Ferrando Valentina , Larrauri Paola , Matthews Quinn , Simchi Mohammad , Jefferson Ribeiro Da Silva Severino , Pardee Keith , Federici Fernan
Published: November 2024

Este protocolo describe una actividad educativa que tiene como fin explicar las bases de la purificación de proteína con materiales que pueden ser usados sin la infraestructura tradicional de un laboratorio. En pocas palabras, una proteína de interés (en este caso, 6xHis-sfGFP) se produce en extractos cell-free toda la noche. Al día siguiente, se purifica usando el kit NEBExpress Spin Columns y de acuerdo a las instrucciones del fabricante. Todas las etapas de centrifugación (unión, lavado y elución) se realizan usando una centrífuga de mano fabricada con impresión 3D. La actividad dura dos horas. This protocol describes an educational activity to explain the basics of protein purification with materials that can be used without traditional lab infrastructure. In few words, the protein of interest (in this case, 6xHis-sfGFP) is produced in cell-free lysates overnight. The day after, it is purified using NEBExpress Spin Columns and all the centrifugation steps (for binding, washing and elution) are performed using a 3D-printed hand-powered centrifuge. The activity lasts two hours.
Chromatin loops and expression QTL colocalization reveal novel gene targets for T1D-associated GWAS variants in immune cells v1
Authors: Reyna Joaquin , Bhattacharyya Sourya
Published: November 2024

Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is a disease characterized by the destruction of β cell populations in the pancreas. Immune cells, and specifically T cells, have been implicated to play a key role in destroying insulin producing β cells by infiltrating the pancreas. To better understand the role of immune regulation in T1D, we colocalized the gene expression quantitative trait loci (eQTL) signals from 18 different immune cell populations (15 from DICE, 3 from BLUEPRINT) with T1D GWAS signals to gather non-coding variants that are likely causal for both the gene expression and the disease association. We further overlapped these variants with chromatin loops mapped in a subset of these immune cell populations to identify potential target genes of the significant non-coding SNPs. Aside from well-studied genes such asBACH2, UBASH3A, PTPN22 and SIRPG, we identified AP003774.1, a long non-coding RNA, that is looping to a ~15kb away regulatory element overlapping a colocalized SNP (rs479777) in various T cell subsets. The looped region overlaps the promoter of another gene (promoter-promoter loop), CCDC88B, however, the eQTL association for this SNP is specific to AP003774.1and is remarkably strong for resting T cell subsets, NK cells and naïve B cells. The same SNP creates strong binding sites for multiple important transcription factors in donors with the non-reference allele leading to higher expression of AP003774.1. We hypothesize that the overexpression of AP003774.1lncRNA mediated through specific non-coding variants in different immune cell populations play a role in immune-related aspects of T1D.
PILGRIMAGE AND RELIGIOUS TOURISM IN THE CONTEXT OF TOURISM INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT
Authors:   Kamianets-Podilskyi National Ivan Ohiienko University, Kamianets-Podilskyi, Ukraine, Opria Bohdana
Published: November 2024

The purpose of the article is to determine the specificity of pilgrimage and religious tourism and their potential in the development of the tourism industry. Methods. The research methodology is based on the use of general scientific and specific research methods. General scientific methods include the method of analysis and synthesis, generalization and abstraction, comparison and analogies. These methods allowed us to identify the specificity of pilgrimage and religious tourism, establish the differences between them, and outline distinctions in the motivation for travel of pilgrims and religious tourists. Results. It has been determined that pilgrimage and religious tourism are quite similar in terms of the participants' activities, but they differ in their motivations. The distinction between pilgrims and tourists also lies in how they perceive the experiences they gain: pilgrims are more interested in the content of the religious ceremony and its inner meaning, while religious tourists are attracted to the aesthetic and emotional aspects of destinations. However, despite these differences, both religious tourism and pilgrimage contribute to the formation of tourists' experiences based on their participation in religious practices and the exploration of cultural achievements. Promoting many destinations based on their religious potential can be aimed not only at believers and pilgrims but also at other categories of tourists who intend to study the history, culture, traditions, and beliefs of the local population, as well as to become acquainted with their secular and spiritual practices. This can serve as an important tool for fostering harmonious relations between nations and countries. The scientific novelty is in the discovery of modern approaches to the classification of pilgrimage and religious tourism that dominate in foreign science. Common and distinctive features have been identified that influence the motivation of travelers and their expectations from the journey. The practical significance of the work lies in the discovery that cultural and religious heritage can be transformed into a shared asset that brings not only spiritual benefit but also socio-economic gain to local residents and aesthetic satisfaction to tourists. Religious tourism can utilize local resources, such as sacred sites, to attract tourists who wish to participate in the traditions and culture of a specific tourist destination. This can contribute to the preservation of cultural heritage and ensure the sustainability of the area's development.
Features of the parotid gland anatomical parameters in men depending on the shape of the skull
Authors: Abduvosidov Khurshed A. , Chernyavsky Vladislav I. , Shestakova Valeria G. , Yusufov Akif  A. , Smirnova Alexandra D.
Published: November 2024

BACKGROUND:Intravital analysis of parotid gland morphometric parameters in the context of various skull shapes is promi­sing, since it allows systematizing the available information on the parotid gland anatomy.
AIM:To identify the features of the parotid gland anatomical parameters in men with different skull shapes according to computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging.
MATERIAL AND METHODS:We conducted a retrospective study based on the examination of computer and magnetic resonance tomograms of the heads of 92men. Depending on the skull shape, the study material was divided into groups: dolichocranes (n=30), mesocranes (n=32), brachycranes (n=30); chamecranes (n=19), orthocranes (n=47), hypsicranes (n=26); taipenocranes (n=33), metriocranes (n=30), acrocranes (n=29). Depending on the face shape, three groups were distinguished: euryenes (n=29), mesenes (n=33), leptens (n=40). A morphometric study of the parotid gland was performed with measurement of the sizes in three planes, as well as the volume of the organ using the technique of measuring internal organs’ volume during ultrasound examination. Statistical analysis was performed using nonparametric methods, such as the Kruskal–Wallis test, Mann–Whitney Utest with Bonferroni correction, and Spearman.
RESULTS:In men, the sagittal size of the parotid gland significantly increased from brachycranes (4.22cm on the right, 3.99cm on the left) to dolichocranes [4.77cm on the right (p=0.0001), 4.57cm on the left (p=0.0001)]. A decrease in the frontal size of the gland was revealed from brachycranes ([3.43cm on the right, 3.47cm on the left) to dolichocranes [2.49cm on the right (p=0.0001), 2.47cm on the left (p=0.0001)]. With regard to the shapes of the facial skull, a significant difference in the vertical size of the gland was found [in euryenes 6.12cm on the right, 6.18cm on the left; in leptenes 6.98cm on the right (p0.0001), 6.95cm on the left (p0.0001)]. The frontal size value decreased significantly from euryens (3.42cm on the right, 3.53cm on the left) to leptenes [2.51cm on the right (p0.0001), 2.58cm on the left (p0.0001)].
CONCLUSION:In men with different forms of the cerebral skull, determined by the transverse-longitudinal index, the sagittal size of the parotid gland varies significantly; in men, depending on the shape of both the cerebral and facial skull, the frontal size of the gland changes.
Semantics and Syntax of Old English Motion Verbs
Authors: Domínguez Barragán Sara
Published: November 2024

This is a study in the syntax and semantics of Old English verbs of motion, including verbs of neutral motion, verbs of manner of motion and verbs of path of motion. Its aim is to identify the morphosyntactic alternations in which these verbs participate. The theoretical basis of the research draws on Goddard’s semantics of motion, Levin’s model of verb classes and alternations and Talmy’s typological distinction between satellite-framed languages and verb-framed languages. The grammatical patterns of the verbs under analysis are discussed, as described in The Dictionary of Old English (Healey), with special emphasis on the study of transitivity, case, prepositional government, and reflexivity. As far as meaning components are concerned, this work concentrates on the study of polysemy. The conclusions of this study refer to the consistency of the syntactic behaviour of the verbs under analysis and the main alternations found within the verbal classes.
Examining Adaptation Practices in English Language Textbooks
Authors: Luís Ana R.
Published: November 2024

Authentic texts in English Language Teaching (ELT) textbooks are highly valued for their ability to provide learners with exposure to real-world language. In Portuguese ELT textbooks, very often authentic texts are marked as "adapted", but few discussions have been raised about how they are adapted in ELT textbooks and what elements are considered during text adaptation. Given the central role textbooks play in language teaching and learning, examining textbook writers' adaptation practices can help teachers make informed choices about how to best use such materials. The goal of this paper is to examine the nature of text adaptations in Portuguese ELT textbooks and the extent to which authentic texts are modified. To accomplish this, two corpora have been manually compiled: one consisting of 37 adapted texts extracted from two Portuguese ELT textbooks, and the other comprising their unmodified, authentic counterparts. Each adapted text was compared to its corresponding original source using a predefined set of criteria. Findings reveal that adapted texts differ from the authentic source with respect to size, while changes at the level of language, such as modifications to vocabulary and syntax, are very rare.
Assessment of knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding personal protective equipment use among employees in a thermal power station of central India: a cross-sectional study
Authors: Shingnad Saurabh , Wadhva Sarita , Rathod Pragati , Narlawar Uday , Padyal Pratik
Published: November 2024

Background: Personal protective equipment (PPE) is crucial for ensuring work safety in high-risk environments, such as thermal power stations. Proper use of PPE reduces the risk of occupational hazards. This study aims to assess the knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) regarding PPE use among thermal power station employees.
Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted among 250 employees of a thermal power station. Data was collected using a structured questionnaire designed to evaluate KAP towards PPE use. Descriptive statistics, including frequency and percentages, were used for data analysis to summarize participants' responses.
Results: The majority 96.8% knows about the types of PPE used. The 82% had a positive attitude towards its use while 60.8% study subjects reported that they consistently wear all relevant PPE at their workplace.
Conclusions: The employees had adequate knowledge and attitudes towards PPE, however actual compliance with its use remains suboptimal. Interventions focused on reinforcing PPE usage practices are needed.
Home and Nature in the Poetry of Johannes Kühn
Authors: Besse Nathalie
Published: November 2024

Der Lyriker Johannes Kühn, der in den 1980er-Jahren international bekannt wurde und mehr als 20 Gedichtbände veröffentlichte, gilt als renommiertester Dichter des Saarlandes. Der Beitrag präsentiert die Analyse von vier ausgewählten Gedichten des Lyrikers, die sich hauptsächlich auf zwei in Kühns Lyrik eng miteinander verwobene Themenbereiche konzentriert: Heimat und Natur. Als theoretische Grundlage der Gedichtanalysen dient dabei das Heimatkonzept des Kulturwissenschaftlers Hermann Bausinger. Gleichzeitig wird die These aufgestellt und belegt, dass Kühns Lyrik in der klassisch-romantischen Tradition steht, wobei sich insbesondere Parallelen zur Romantik erkennen lassen.
On Creative Forms of Expression in German-speaking Public Space
Authors: Dargiewicz Anna
Published: November 2024

“Linguistic landscape research is a relatively young sociolinguistic subdiscipline”, stated Peter Backhaus in 2007. The research field of Linguistic Landscape, also referred to as LL, deals with the language visible in public space. The aim of the article is to prove this on the basis of the collected corpus that the city is not only a place of oral communication, but also a space where people communicate by means of the written word. Moreover, the texts present in public space are a confirmation of the creativity of the users of the German language, which is illustrated by the corpus obtained with the help of the Linguistic Landscape research. This creativity is reflected in the formation of linguistic forms, which are formed using the familiar rules of German word formation. These word formations are striking, surprising or thought-provoking due to their peculiarity, thus arousing the interest of the readers/viewers. They are linguistic neologisms and at the same time they prove that there is a need in society for increasingly striking communication patterns, whereby words/word-forming morphemes are combined in unusual, hitherto unexplored ways. As a result, the information communicated undoubtedly attracts more attention from the recipients.
Activation of the mental lexicon during use of the German language among German students – Age as an influencing factor
Authors: Franek-Zaborowska Joanna
Published: November 2024

Der Beitrag stellt die Frage nach dem Einfluss des Alters auf das Sprachverhalten von Germanistikstudierenden im Zusammenhang mit der Aktivierung des mentalen Lexikons. Das Ziel der durchgeführten Untersuchung ist es, zu prüfen, ob sich das Alter der Probanden auf ihr sprachliches Funktionieren in Bezug auf die deutsche Sprache auswirkt. Die Veränderungen, die sich mit zunehmendem Alter in den mentalen Prozessen vollziehen, sind multidimensional und hochgradig individualisiert. Die lexikalischen Einheiten aller Sprachen, die der Mensch sich angeeignet hat, die als mentales Lexikon bezeichnet werden, zeichnen sich durch unterschiedliche Verankerungsgrade aus. Dies schlägt sich in der Qualität und Quantität der Sprachproduktion nieder.
Information and analytical system for detecting the movement of objects on a pedestrian crossing
Authors:   Southwest State University, Kursk, Russia, Bobyr М.V. , Khrapova N.I. ,   Southwest State University, Kursk, Russia
Published: November 2024

To manage pedestrian and vehicle flows at intersections, systems are implemented that use adaptive traffic light models, adjusting time intervals based on the volume of pedestrians and vehicles. These systems include video cameras that monitor road user movements, enhancing real-time traffic control. This paper introduces an information and analytical system for managing transport and pedestrian flows using the YOLO neural model, which enables object recognition. The system performs several operations: converting the original image to gray scale, applying Gaussian blurring, detecting object boundaries through the Canny filter and fuzzy logic for edge detection, and contour processing, where each identified contour is assigned a unique number. The neural network then compares detected contours to the training sample data, determining whether the object is a person or a vehicle. The paper presents experimental results for these algorithms in object recognition. Modified software and images of intersections with pedestrian crossings captured from street video cameras in Kursk were used in the experiments. The recognition accuracy rate from the experiments was 72.4%.
Electronic corpus of the Tatar language based on the model of linguistic knowledge graphs
Authors:   Tatarstan Academy of Sciences, Institute of Applied Semiotics, Kazan, Russia, Gatiatullin A.R. , Mukhamedshin D.R. ,   Tatarstan Academy of Sciences, Institute of Applied Semiotics, Kazan, Russia, Prokopyev N.A. ,   Tatarstan Academy of Sciences, Institute of Applied Semiotics, Kazan, Russia, Suleymanov D.S. ,   Tatarstan Academy of Sciences, Institute of Applied Semiotics, Kazan, Russia
Published: November 2024

The article presents a new version of the electronic corpus of the Tatar language, updated based on a linguistic knowledge graph model for Turkic languages. This new version of the corpus allows for information description across multiple linguistic levels: morphonological, syntactic, and semantic, through the use of knowledge graphs to represent linguistic data. This approach enhances corpus functionality, enabling searches that incorporate syntactic and semantic information. A distinctive feature of the electronic corpus implementation is that the model employed aligns closely with the structural and functional characteristics of Turkic languages and serves as a foundation for developing various software products for semantic text processing in Turkic languages. In particular, these products include the linguistic portal "Turkic Morphme" and the new version of the Tatar language electronic corpus, "Tugan Tel.".
A Review of the Economic Impact and Sustainable Strategies for Mitigation of the Cassava Mite Complex1
Authors: Ashitha Nelson , Baskaran V. , Sumathi E. , Velmurugan M. , Mohankumar S. , Murugan M. , Alagar M. , Shanmugam P.S. , Srinivasan T. , Saravanan P.A. , Sathyaseelan V.
Published: November 2024

The roots of cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) are an excellent source of dietary starch for millions of people and also serve as raw material for several industrial products. Cassava root production, however, is limited by insect, mite and disease pests. Tetranychid mites (Acari; Tetranychidae), until recently considered a minor pest of cassava, have assumed major pest status contributing up to 50 to 80% reduction in root yields, causing severe economic losses. Globally, numerous species of tetranychids have been reported causing damage to cassava. These include Tetranychus urticae Koch (syn = T. cinnabarinus [Poisd.]), T. truncatus Ehara, T. neocaledonicus André, T. kanzawai Kishida, Mononychellus tanajoa (Bondar) (syn = M. progresivus Doreste), M. caribbeanae McGregor, Oligonychus biharensis (Hirst), O. gossypii (Zacher), and Eutetranychus orientalis (Klein). Various studies have been undertaken and reported to explore methods (e.g., cultural methods, biological control, botanicals, host plant resistance, conventional chemical insecticides) to mitigate mite damage to cassava and manage their populations. This present work is a review of the pertinent scientific literature on the cassava mite complex, its economic impact, and potential management strategies for the pests.
Quantum Cloud Computing: Transforming Cryptography, Machine Learning, and Drug Discovery
Authors: Malviya Rajesh Kumar , Abhireddy Nareddy , Vankayalapti Ravi Kumar , Sondinti Lakshminarayana Reddy Kothapalli
Published: November 2024

Quantum Cloud Computing is poised to revolutionize various domains by leveraging the principles of quantum mechanics to enhance computational capabilities beyond classical limits. This paper explores the transformative potential of quantum cloud technologies in three critical areas: cryptography, machine learning, and drug discovery. In cryptography, quantum cloud computing enables the development of unbreakable encryption methods through quantum key distribution and post-quantum cryptographic algorithms, ensuring data security in an increasingly interconnected world. In machine learning, quantum algorithms can significantly accelerate data processing and pattern recognition, opening new avenues for complex problem-solving and predictive analytics. Additionally, the application of quantum computing in drug discovery can streamline molecular simulations and optimize drug design processes, leading to faster identification of viable pharmaceutical candidates. By integrating quantum computing with cloud infrastructure, we can democratize access to advanced computational resources, fostering innovation and collaboration across disciplines. This paper discusses the current state of research, potential applications, and the challenges that lie ahead in harnessing quantum cloud computing to drive advancements in these critical fields.
La configuración del género en la teoría de Judith Butler. Un referente analítico para la reflexión sobre las identidades femeninas
Authors:   Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, Suárez Álvarez Luz Andrea
Published: November 2024

Este trabajo tuvo como objetivo comprender el proceso de formación de la identidad de género en la teoría de Judith Butler, así como reflexionar sobre las consideraciones de la filósofa frente a las identidades femeninas. A través del método del análisis documental se revisaron las obras que permiten seguir la ruta de su pensamiento alrededor del tema, y se encontró que la configuración de la identidad de género hace parte del proceso más general de subjetivación, dado a partir del sometimiento del individuo a las normas que lo preexisten. De este proceso y de la construcción identitaria en torno al género se da cuenta en los capítulos de este texto. Estos hallazgos permiten poner en interrogación las categorías de género como universales y limitadas, a partir de la comprensión de los mecanismos que se ocultan en su producción.
Impact of Need Theory for Improving
Employment Satisfaction of Y-Generation
in Sichuan Enterprise
Authors: Lu Xiaoxia
Published: November 2024

As companies gradually shifted from "manufacturing" to "intelligent manufacturing," a new generation of employees represented by
"Gen Y" became the leading force in accelerating Sichuan development. The majority of the company still used the traditional management
model, which caused low enthusiasm and job satisfaction for younger employees at work and led to a high turnover rate. Therefore,
exploration and analysis of the Need Theory were required to develop a better environment for Y-generation in terms of job satisfaction
through proper motivation. This paper established research objectives of investigation for Y-generations' expected job satisfaction,
influencing and motivating factors to job satisfaction, and analysis of practical strategies in a corporate level of human resource management
to Y-generation employees for Sichuan enterprises.
Research on the Design of an AI Career Path Recommendation System Based on MBTI from a Cross-Cultural Perspective
Authors: Zhou Yizhou , Zhang Yong , Yu Sijia , Liu Naijie
Published: November 2024

In the process of globalization, personalized career planning within a cross-cultural context has become a challenge, especially when seeking a balance between diverse cultural values and educational systems. This study aims to explore how to provide customized career planning advice in a cross-cultural environment through the design of an AI career path recommendation system based on the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). Utilizing artificial intelligence technology, and leveraging the large language model of OpenAI's ChatGPT combined with big data analysis, the system proposes career paths that align with users MBTI types, academic backgrounds, grades, and hobbies, in accordance with their personal and cultural backgrounds. By integrating MBTI personality analysis, the research emphasizes the importance of understanding individual tendencies and cultural values in career planning and demonstrates the potential of AI in promoting cross-cultural career planning and educational pathway choices. The development of this system not only provides scientific and systematic support for us- ers to explore suitable career paths but also showcases its effectiveness and innovation in practical application through case analysis. This, in turn, advances individuals pursuit of personalized and meaningful career development in diverse cultural environments.
Research on the Impact of Employee Stock Ownership Plan on Enterprise Innovation
Authors: Gong Ling
Published: November 2024

This article takes A-share listed companies in China from 2014 to 2022 as research samples to explore the relationship between the implementation of employee stock ownership plans and corporate innovation in listed companies. Research has found that compared to listed companies that have not implemented employee stock ownership plans, listed companies that have implemented employee stock ownership plans have higher innovation investment, and employee stock ownership plans are beneficial for promoting enterprise innovation. Compared with non high-tech enterprises, implementing employee stock ownership plans in high-tech enterprises can increase the R&D intensity of the enterprise. The research conclusion of the paper provides empirical evidence for improving the innovation capacity of enterprises and building an innovative country.
Challenges and Countermeasures of Higher Vocational Student Management under the New Media Environment
Authors: Wang Bing
Published: November 2024

Now our country is under the background of the new media era,the integration of various industries and new media has made a qualitative leap,at the present stage,under the influence of new media,higher vocational student management in our country not only has a positive part,but also has a negative part.Pertinently fi nd the countermeasures to deal with the challenges in the view of new media,so as to improve the management of higher vocational students under the background of new media,and provide reference for the sustainable development of higher vocational education in our country.
Research on the Practice of the Integrating Chinese Excellent Traditional Culture into Teaching of Higher Vocational Education Teaching
Authors: Tong Guoqiang
Published: November 2024

With the vigorous development of higher vocational education,education departments continue to promote the reform of higher vocational education teaching to meet the contemporary needs,which requires teachers to innovate classroom teaching methods in the daily teaching process,promote,inherit,carry forward,develop and spread the excellent traditional Chinese culture in a way that students are happy to hear and enjoy and can participate widely.
Research on the New Mode of Ideological and Political Education for College Students under the Network Environment
Authors: Wu Bei
Published: November 2024

With the rapid development of Internet technology,the network has penetrated into all aspects of people s lives and become an important platform for people to obtain information,exchange ideas and interact and entertain.In this context,the network environment has become an important position of ideological and political education for college students.However,the traditional ideological and political education model often faces many challenges in the network environment,such as information overload,-fragmentation,Internet addiction and so on.Therefore,it is of great theoretical and practical significance to explore the new mode of ideological and political education for college students under the network environment.
Construction of Career Guidance Service System for College Students under the Concept of Career Development
Authors: Liu Hengyuan
Published: November 2024

This article discusses the key role of career development concept in the career guidance service of college students. First, the article introduces the concept and background of the career development concept and emphasizes its importance in helping students better plan their career. Then, the article analyzes the challenges and demands of college students employment guidance, and puts forward how to integrate the concept of career development into the guidance service. The paper also discusses the elements needed to construct a perfect career guidance service system for college students, and demonstrates the practical application eff ect of the career development concept through successful case studies. Finally, the article looks forward to the development trend of college students employment guidance in the future, and emphasizes the necessity of building a sound service system.
Discrepancy Between Employment Expectations and Realities Among College Students in the Post-Pandemic Era: Psychological Adaptation
Authors: Li Heng , Dong Guang , Deng Yipeng , Xie Fuwei
Published: November 2024

This paper delves into the gap between college students job expectations and realities in the post-pandemic era, assessing the psychological toll and adaptive strategies. The pandemic has deeply shaken the global job market, heightening uncertainty and difficulties for students. Mismatches between their job aspirations and actual opportunities can trigger anxiety, depression, and selfesteem issues. This study scrutinizes this employment gap s psychological impact, highlighting the significance of psychological resilience and social support networks for coping with job-related challenges. Lastly, we explore how universities and students can collaborate to enhance students job market adaptability.
This research aims to gain a deeper understanding of the psychological state of college students when facing employment challenges in the post-pandemic era and how to provide support and resources to help them better cope with these challenges. This is signifi cant for universities, governments, and society at large to ensure that college students can achieve career success while maintaining their mental well-being.
Tibetan Furniture in Traditional Minority Furniture
Authors: Zhang Jiahui
Published: November 2024

Ethnic minority furniture is a kind of furniture unique to ethnic minorities in our country. In the structure, color and pattern of furniture use, ethnic minority furniture because of its geographical location, economy and culture, it can carry and express culture through its own characteristics such as shape, color and processing technology. Tibetan-style furniture influences Tibetan people's life, and Tibetan people also influence the development and style of Tibetan-style furniture. Therefore, as one of the important objects to study the production and life of the Tibetan people, the Tibetan family has special significance. This paper is based on a large number of fi rsthand materials, combined with relevant documents for in-depth study.
Exploration on the Construction of Counselor Team in the New Era
Authors: Zhu Minhua , Zhou Xiaoguang
Published: November 2024

College counselors play the roles of organizers and implementers in daily ideological and political education and management of students, as well as the main force and guide of ideological and political education for college students. This paper studies the development process and change trend of college counselors, and explores the enlightenment for college counselors in the new era through historical tracing, with a view to cultivating outstanding talents for the new journey of Chinese path to modernization. This article traces and analyzes the development process, main responsibilities, work methods, and management system mechanisms of college counselors, and proposes four inspirations for the work of college counselors in the new era, in order to promote the long-term stable development of the counselor team.
Relationship of Resilience to Big-five Personality and Coping among University Students
Authors: Zhang Jie
Published: November 2024

The present study aims to further analyze relationships of resilience to big-five personality and coping among university students and got deeper understanding of this theme. Furthermore, right coping strategies were found to guide people s behavior under adversity. 193 participants had completed the questionnaires including 14-Item Resilience Scale, The Big Five Inventory(BFI) and The Brief COPE. The study found that all variables except avoidance types of coping were positively correlated with resilience. All factors in Big-five personality had relationship with coping. Furthermore, approach way of coping and extroversion of personality can predicted resilience. Some fi ndings were not conformed with previous research were discussed in the study.
Exploring the Teaching Reform of Promoting Learning by Competition and Promoting Teaching by Competition
Authors: Liu Lingyun
Published: November 2024

In the field of modern education, traditional teaching methods are gradually being questioned. The concept of promoting learning by competition and promoting teaching by competition emphasizes the initiative and fun of learning, and advocates participating in various competitions, competitions and projects to stimulate students interest and motivation in learning. This approach aims to enable students to participate more actively in the learning process and improve their comprehensive vocational competence and overall literacy. Teachers play an important role in promoting learning through competition and teaching through competition. They are not only imparting knowledge, but also guiding and motivating students learning. Teachers need to constantly innovate teaching methods, organize and guide students to participate in various competitions, and provide necessary support and guidance. In this way, not only can teachers better play their educational responsibilities, but also stimulate students creativity and talent.
Analysis of Innovative Strategies for College Student Education Management Based on "Three Comprehensive Education"
Authors: Li Jin
Published: November 2024

Guided by the fundamental task of "cultivating morality and cultivating talents", starting from the perspective of "three comprehensive education", this article fi rst elaborates on the problems in the education and management of college students, and then elaborates on work strategies guided by the problems. It emphasizes the construction of management teams, the opening up of education routes, and the adherence to cross-border integration, with the aim of improving the quality and effi ciency of college education and management work, and safeguarding the development of higher education and the growth of college students.
A Practical Study on Cultivating Students Critical Thinking Ability in College English Teaching
Authors: Xu Li
Published: November 2024

With the continuous reform of English teaching in higher education in our country,colleges have gradually realized the importance of training critical thinking ability.Nowadays,the cultivation of critical thinking ability has become an important part of college English teaching,and it is an important measure to promote the improvement of English teaching effi ciency through the cultivation of critical thinking ability.However,in the current situation of English teaching,there are many problems in colleges and universities,such as the superfi cial cultivation of critical thinking ability,the insuffi cient ability of professional teachers,the lagging content of textbooks,and the single solidifi cation of evaluation methods,which restrict the improvement of students critical thinking ability.In order to change this situation,colleges and universities should make clear the importance of critical thinking ability training,and eff ectively improve students critical thinking ability by reforming teaching mode,promoting teachers development,updating textbookcontents,reforming teaching evaluation methods and other means.
Based on the Marxist View of Journalism The 4 + 4 Practice Teaching Mode Construction and Implementation
Authors: Cao Rui
Published: November 2024

In order to meet the practical needs of Marxist journalism education, teachers took the practical teaching of media majors as the starting point, refi ned four practice sections based on the teaching content, and created four scenarios based on media practice, initially forming a system that combines theory and practice. The 4+4 practical teaching model combines practice and scenarios , which is the main feature. Eff orts are made to cultivate students to become innovative and practical journalism talents with a strong sense of value identity, social responsibility and media mission.
Analysis of Texture Construction Method of Picture Language in Oil Painting Teaching
Authors: Zhu Tianbi
Published: November 2024

In essence, painting language refers to the various artistic methods and forms used in the process of internal emotional communication and artistic expression of art. It requires students to carefully observe and think about their own personality, form a pictorial language in the process of imitation and creation, and learn how to use it. Taking the importance of constructing the texture of the picture language in the teaching of oil painting as the starting point, this paper analyzes some basic construction methods of the texture of the picture language, hoping to provide some references for the development of oil painting teaching.
Analysis of Small- and Medium-Sized Business Issues from a Strategic Management Viewpoint
Authors: Shi XueJing
Published: November 2024

With the reform and opening up in 1978, the Chinese government encouraged Chinese business to be more "global" , which led to the creation of mass entrepreneurship and innovation in 2018. The fast growth of China's economy has created enormous opportunities in this process. However, many businesses are solely concerned with how to resolve the emergent problem existed in the nowadays in this choppy market. In a long-term, this passive approach will progressively be a disadvantage, and such businesses will bankrupt in the market.
This paper discussed several topics such like how to lead a sales team , how to promote a suitable strategy , what is the proper talent development plan , and the awareness of enterprise culture . In response to the issues, this paper builds on practice and primarily analyzes the internal issues based on the theory of management control theory, establishing a fully-stocked talent pool and the combination of culture and strategy, and also combined with Anthony s resolution in management control. By using this approach, this article hopes to create good management and so support the long-term growth of the business.
Research on the Curriculum Innovation of ESP for Mineral Processing Major from the Perspective of Ideological and Political Theories Teaching in All Courses
Authors: Teng Shuyi
Published: November 2024

ESP refers to the English that is specially learned and mastered to meet the work needs of a specific professional field.Under the background of global economic integration and internationalization of higher education,how to integrate professional knowledge with Ideological and Political Theories Teaching in All Courses to train students to become international talents is an important task of higher education at present.For the courses of ESP for mineral processing majors,the construction of Ideological and Political Theories Teaching in All Courses the courses is carried out to integrate it into the innovative research on teaching objectives,teaching contents,teaching methods and evaluation methods,and build the four-in-one teaching system with ideological and political elements as the core,which enables students to not only master professional knowledge and skills,but also have ideals and beliefs,moral character,solid knowledge,and a benevolent heart.
Discussion on Higher Education Management Innovation in Information Age
Authors: Ye Jinjie
Published: November 2024

In the information age, the importance of higher education management innovation has become increasingly prominent. With the rapid development of information technology, the education industry is also facing unprecedented challenges and opportunities. The traditional management mode of higher education has been unable to meet the growing demand, so innovative management ideas and methods have become particularly important. This paper will provide a detailed analysis of the innovation of higher education management in the information age for your reference.
The Significance and Practical Strategies of Information Technology in Promoting Efficient Teaching in Kindergartens
Authors: Dou Xuebo
Published: November 2024

The application of information technology in kindergarten teaching is highly-significant in improving teaching efficiency and quality. By leveraginginformation technology, teachers can better organize teaching activities, enhancechildren s learning interest and participation, and effi ciently manage teaching resources and materials. In practice, it is essential for teachersto fully recognize the importance of information technology, choose select teaching resources and activities based on children s age characteristics and interests, and consider the impact of information technology on children. This paper aims to discuss the significance of information technology in kindergarten teachingand propose practical strategies, i providing valuable references for kindergarten educators.
Practice and Summary of Skills Competition in Higher Vocational Colleges
Authors: Dong Wenjing
Published: November 2024

To realize the integration of higher vocational skills competition and the world Traditional Chinese Medicine Beauty Competition, so that the vocational skills competition leads the professional construction and curriculum system reform of higher vocational colleges. To carry out international academic exchanges and promote the construction of teaching materials in our college has made outstanding achievements. Participate in skills competition to improve students learning ability. Promote the construction of practical teaching and training bases inside and outside the school.
The Status of English as a Value-Added Language in Hong Kong
Authors: Ge Wenling
Published: November 2024

The aim of this paper is to explore the status of English as a value-added language in Hong Kong. This analysis is done on the basis of the quantitative researches. In this thesis, my discussion will focus on the language uses in three important domains, namely employment, education and government.
Relationship Between Psychological Capital, Well-being and Performance Among Employees of SMEs in Guizhou, China.
Authors: Zhao Shan , Gantalao Cecil
Published: November 2024

In this paper, 30 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Guizhou were selected to study the happiness, psychological capital, and performance of their employees. It is found that the existence of difficulties in SMEs, the risk of employee unemployment and epidemics will change the level of employees psychological capital, happiness, and also further affect the performance of enterprises. In this regard, after analysing and discussing, this paper argues that enterprises should pay attention to the cultivation of employees psychological capital, and reasonably balance the management of work pressure, working hours and other issues affecting employees occupational health and emotional exhaustion. Improving the overall psychological capital of employees makes it easier for them to alleviate the negative pressure at work, thus reducing the impact on work efficiency and also increasing the stability of employees.
The Innovation and Application of Digital Media Animation in the Field of Non-Genetic Inheritance--Taking Bozhou City as an Example
Authors: Duan Yingying , Xu Ting
Published: November 2024

Starting from the perspective of protecting non-heritage culture and taking Bozhou non-heritage culture as an entry point to carry out the research, in the field of non-heritage cultural inheritance, the study of non-heritage culture with the help of digital media animation to realize the new form of presentation and innovation, to broaden the direction of non-heritage culture propaganda and cultural dissemination channels.The non-heritage culture of Bozhou is taken as the basis of artistic creation, given vivid technical support, and the inheritance and protection are taken as the core theme, which provides an innovative way for the inheritance and protection of non-heritage culture.