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A LIBERAL APPROACH TO THE RECOVERY OF NET ECONOMIC LOSSES IN THE NATIONAL LEGAL SYSTEMS OF FRANCE, ITALY AND SPAIN
Authors:   Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Palienko I. V.
Published: November 2024

Abstract: frameworks of recovery of pure economic losses remain to a certain extent little studied in the domestic doctrine. Meanwhile, in practice, problems related to the establishment of appropriate conditions for the recovery of such losses increasingly arise. It is known that the Russian tort law is based on the principle of general tort, according to which any culpably caused harm is subject to compensation. This determines the need to investigate the legal systems that also share this principle (France, Italy, Spain). Law and order with such wide limits of tort liability is commonly called liberal. As a result, the author comes to the following conclusions: 1) in France the key element of tort liability is harm, regardless of which rights of the victim are violated. Therefore, the problem of pure economic losses does not arise at all; 2) unlike in France, the Italian legal system is more restrained, since one of the main conditions of tort liability is wrongfulness. A tort obligation arises here, as a rule, only when the absolute rights of the victim are infringed. The article reflects on the well-known “Meroni doctrine” in Italy, which is often used by Italian courts when justifying the possibility of collecting pure economic losses; 3) in Spain, it is customary to use illegality and causality as the main methods of establishing the framework of tort liability when recovering pure economic losses. Thus, liberal legal systems have developed various criteria that allow limi­ting, in some cases, the possibility of recovering pure economic losses.
MATVEY DMITRIEVICH ZAGRYATSKOV – ONE OF THE FIRST THEORISTS OF SOVIET ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE
Authors:   Kazan Innovative University named after V. G. Timiryasov, Zaynutdinov D. R.
Published: November 2024

Abstract: the purpose of the work is to study the views of one of the first soviet specialists in administrative law – Matvey Dmitrievich Zagryatskov (1873–1957).The main attention is focused on his position on the acceptability of the integration of the institution of administrative justice into the Soviet state-legal system.At the same time, the scientist clearly sought to create a broad model of Soviet administrative justice. He saw the implementation of this institution not only in the form of administrative proceedings. Views of M. D. Zagryatskov vividly show how the institution of administrative justice was perceived at the first stage of the formation of the Soviet state. A number of theorists of the period of the 1920s unsuccessfully hoped to introduce elements of administrative proceedings into the judicial system, for which they were subjected to appropriate criticism. M. D. Zagryatskov, being a theoretical lawyer formed during the imperial period, also could not escape attacks, and therefore his scientific works were soon forgotten.
La villa del Socorro y el Pacto Social en la revuelta comunera: resistencia ante las reformas borbónicas en el Virreinato de la Nueva Granada
Authors: Mendoza Manotas María Angélica Del Mar , Ronaldo Junior Cervantes Mendoza
Published: November 2024

Este trabajo analiza cómo la villa del Socorro, epicentro de la revuelta comunera de 1781, se convirtió en el escenario clave para la resistencia de la población neogranadina contra las reformas borbónicas impuestas desde 1777. A través del estudio del Pacto Social entre la aristocracia criolla y los sectores populares, se examina cómo la rebelión expresó un rechazo colectivo a las medidas económicas del visitador Gutiérrez de Piñeres y cómo esta alianza contribuyó a la formación de una identidad nacional. El objetivo principal de este trabajo es analizar el surgimiento del Pacto social durante la revuelta comunera, como un mecanismo de resistencia al reformismo borbónico, y cómo este proceso contribuyó a la formación de una identidad colectiva en la Nueva Granada. Mediante el análisis de fenómenos históricos se busca comprender las dinámicas sociales que moldearon la formación de Colombia y explicar sus problemáticas contemporáneas. Se adopta un enfoque jurídico-económico para comprender cómo se configuró el orden legal en relación con las esferas socioeconómicas, y cómo la revuelta comunera reflejó una resistencia colectiva ante las reformas borbónicas y contribuyó a la configuración de una identidad nacional neogranadina.
Educator’s role in preventing ageism v1
Authors: Mihevc Špela , Grušovnik Mušič Anja
Published: November 2024

Aims: This study aims to contribute to a better understanding of the educator’s role in imparting knowledge to healthcare students regarding ageism in Slovenia. Methods: Educators in Slovenian secondary nursing schools and in medical and health science faculties were asked to evaluate their practical experience in working with older people, their knowledge of gerontology and working with older people, and their attitude toward working with older people using an online questionnaire. They were also asked to rate their opinion about ageism on a Likert scale, along with reasons for ageism, skills that would help reduce ageism, their opinion about trainees’ attitudes toward older people, and their assessment of certain facts about planning training. The reliability of the questionnaire was tested using Cronbach’s alpha. The Kruskal‒Wallis test, Mann‒Whitney U test, and independent samples t-test were used to determine differences between the groups. Results: The participants fully agree that the knowledge imparted could contribute to reducing age discrimination among healthcare students. Those that responded that their gerontological knowledge is good had significantly higher ranked responses regarding the reasons for ageism. On average, they agreed with the statements about planning their teaching activities and facilitating the acquisition of knowledge. Conclusions: Ageism is a challenge for modern society that requires a comprehensive approach to prevent and combat this form of discrimination. Awareness-raising, education, and policy change can create a fairer and more respectful society for all generations. Educators are insufficiently aware of their role in preventing ageism. Practitioners recognize it when they work directly with students. There are opportunities to update curricula and teaching methods.
Neuronal differentiation and MEA plating using an inducible NGN2 hiPSC-line v1
Authors: Frahm Silke
Published: November 2024

This protocol details the neuronal differentiation and MEA plating using an inducible NGN2 hiPSC-line. Neurons generated using this protocol will start showing electrical activity 1-2 weeks after seeding on MEA plate.
Resurrection of Tehrik‐e‐Taliban Pakistan Amidst Afghan Regime’s Indifference: Threats to Intersectional Security Strands in the Region
Authors: Shah Syed Sibtain Hussain , Mahmood Arshad , Kamran Muhammad
Published: November 2024

As the Afghan Taliban came to power in August 2021, the terrorist attacks by the Afghanistan‐based Tehrik‐e‐Taliban Pakistan (TTP) operatives intensified in Pakistan. Despite Pakistan’s repeated requests, the Taliban’s regime looked the other way and facilitated a renewed spate of TTP‐led terrorism in Pakistan, specifically its regions dividing the two countries. This article scrutinizes the multifaceted threats of TTP’s brutal resurgence to intersectional security strands in the strategically important region and their impact on the complex relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Drawing on the analysis of historical context and contemporary terrorist growth in Pakistan’s territories, the study elucidates the evolving dynamics in the frontier regions and settled areas and bilateral relations in the wake of TTP’s resurrection in the period of 2021–2024. The investigation employs a mixed method combining a qualitative approach for the analysis of historical ties, bilateral diplomatic discourse, and measuring intensification of terrorist incidents in Pakistan since 2021 with quantitative data. The study leads to a rational perception of the complicated interplay between states and non‐state actors, regional geopolitics, and Pakistan–Afghanistan relations in the era of heightened uncertainty on Afghan soil with a potential to project regional terrorism. Furthermore, intersectionality as a framework of analysis helps in gauging the impact of socio‐political, cultural, and economic elements with regard to targeted communities while evaluating the extent of injustices on account of race, gender, class, and ideology (religious belief).
PRINCIPAL CURVE TRAJECTORY ANALYSIS
Authors:   Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Kyiv, Ukraine, Zaslavskyi V.A. , Pushkarenko Yu.V. ,   Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Kyiv, Ukraine
Published: November 2024

Increasing availability of probe data sources gives an opportunity to use the data in automatic map creation process, refine the shape of existing maps as well as potential for generating source of truth (i.e., ground truth data) in military as well as for civil aspects. That is needed for confirming the quality of existing maps as well as compilation them from different sources to achieve the comprehensive result of creating very high-definition maps. The main reason is to compile the resulting map not only from satellite imageries but also using another source of compilation or confirmation. We don’t do deep dive in map compilation process itself but concentrating on map-matching problematic from perspective of GPS Probes trajectories which is very noisy by nature. The present paper proposes an analyzing of methods based on principal curve trajectory collected from raw GPS positions. Probes positions itself from phone inside a car are noisy, they don't necessarily match the actual position of the car for a given moment. Assuming the car drives on a street according to regulations, the raw position can be matched to street locations by means of a map matching algorithm. Using a series greatly improves the stability and plausibility of the map matched positions, especially when probes samples are noisy or sparse and different roads are close together (e.g. crossings, bridges, tunnels, slip roads) it could be useful for creating bi-directional road geometry from sparse probes. The resulting road segments in the road network graph enable conflation with existing map data to identify map changes including base maps. Trajectory analysis and related algorithms have recently attracted substantial attention, thanks to technological advances in navigation and mapping systems. Nevertheless, some fundamental concepts are still lacking a thorough study. The identification of a middle (representative) trajectory in a bundle of trajectories is one of them. Without conscious reasoning, a middle trajectory is a trajectory that lies in the middle of a collection of trajectories. However, this definition is far from being comprehensive. This research work is focused on the concept of finding a principal curve trajectory among a bundle of trajectories with specific source and destination points. The main idea is to use the timing information associated with trajectories to improve existing methods for trajectory analysis. We investigate the concept of a principal curve related to timing information, we give a review of algorithms for all existing methods, analyze the worst-case running time, and show that under certain assumptions methods such as timing can be implemented efficiently.
Epos-France Database of Earthquake Ground Motion for Mainland France: 1996–2021 Updated Version
Authors: Buscetti Margaux , Traversa Paola , Perron Vincent , Rischette Pauline , Hollender Fabrice , Shible Hussein
Published: November 2024

For ground-motion analyses, seismic hazard assessment and earthquake engineering applications, high-quality data sets of earthquakes recordings over a wide frequency range (ideally 0.1–100 Hz to cover the frequency band of interest for engineering applications) are needed. Although in the past the implementation of such ground-motion data sets was mostly concerning active seismic regions, in recent years, interest for it has also grown in low-to-moderate seismicity areas, where epistemic uncertainties associated with seismic hazard estimates were largest, due to lack of data. In this article, we provide an updated version of the Traversa et al. (2020) ground-motion data set for mainland France, now extended from 1996 to 2021. This updated data set contains more than 16,000 high-quality waveforms recorded by 622 accelerometers and broadband seismometers of the Epos-France network (formerly RESIF: Réseau Sismologique et Géodésique Français), related to more than 600 earthquakes (ML≅2−5.6) that occurred in France and neighboring countries. The updating procedure includes (1) efficient download and basic processing (instrument-response correction, baseline correction) of the available waveforms, using the stream2segment package (Zaccarelli et al., 2019); (2) mixed manual and automated waveform inspection and phase-arrival picking stage, based on the Stockwell transform (Stockwell et al., 1996); (3) waveform processing leading to the main ground-motion parameters computation; (4) verification and validation procedure implemented by Traversa et al. (2020), based on residual analyses. All these steps are applied to the entire data set, including the content of the previous version, resulting in a completely homogeneous data set. The updating procedure, the main features, and the characteristics of the updated Epos-France data set are discussed in this article, and the data and metadata are distributed through associated flatfiles and ASCII files.
University students’ attitudes towards the values of physical culture and sport as indicators of their social development
Authors: Kislyakov P. A. , Nguyen T. T.T. , Belov M. S. , Silaeva O. A. , Shmeleva E. A.
Published: November 2024

Introduction. Physical culture and sports activities play a crucial role in the socialisation and personal development of individuals. Understanding students’ attitudes towards the social values of sports is essential for creating an effective system of physical education and social development at a university. Aim. The present research aimed to examine the relationship between university students’ attitudes towards various values of sports and their social responsibility, psychosocial well-being, commitment to moral norms, and social values as indicators of social development. Methodology and research methods. The study utilised various frameworks, including the psychology of sports concerning moral norms and values, the theory of physical education related to the social development of students through physical culture and sports, and social psychology focusing on indicators of social development. Psychodiagnostic methods employed included the Spirit of Sport (SOS) scale, Social Responsibility Scale, Portrait Value Questionnaire, Moral Foundations Questionnaire, and Subjective Well-Being Scale. The collected data were analysed using descriptive statistics, correlation and regression analysis, the Mann – Whitney U test, and the Friedman test. The research involved 323 university students aged 18 to 23 years. Results and scientific novelty. The research conducted has demonstrated that, in the realm of sports, students exhibit a greater commitment to the values of health, ethics, and respect for their opponents. The findings reveal that students’ orientation towards the sports values of respect and education serves as a predictor of their social development, which is manifested in the cultivation of social responsibility. This social responsibility is, in turn, influenced by various social values, including care, independence, safety, conformity, and self-affirmation, as well as moral norms. Furthermore, it has been established that the psychosocial well-being of students and their social responsibility are interdependent characteristics. Practical significance. The theoretical and empirical findings of this study can be beneficial for the development of courses in psychology, sports pedagogy, and social psychology.
Bieszczady – a Toponym in the Space of Internet Pop Culture
Authors: Wysocka Aneta
Published: November 2024

The article concerns the historical, cultural and discursive determinants of the appellative interpretation of proper names in the context of online communication. The research material consists of contexts documenting the creative, usually humorous, use of the Bieszczady toponym, rich in connotations, evoking the cultural script of escape from civilization, recorded in the common phrase: Drop everything and go to Bieszczady. The research has shown that in the global space of information and emotion exchange, a specifically Polish concretization of the escapist myth is powerful and attractive, and the messages based on it testify to the continuity between the literary tradition and popular culture, both analog and digital.
High flow nasal cannula (HFNC) as a pillar to aid oxygenation perioperatively: A narrative review
Authors: Gulabani Michell , Chilkoti Geetanjali T , Chatterjee Ranajit , Sharma Chhavi , Sherwat Poonam
Published: November 2024

High flow nasal cannula (HFNC) has gained popularity in recent years as a reliable method to deliver warmed and humidified oxygen at high flows through nasal cannulae. HFNC by virtue of its convenient application, enables compliance and thus is being increasingly used for oxygenation in adult as well pediatric patients. HFNC should ideally be used in a monitored setting such as an intensive care unit, a high-dependency unit and the emergency department. The advantages of HFNC compared with conventional oxygen therapy include delivery of a predictable FiO2, better humidification, decreased anatomical dead space, and improved patient comfort. The concern of aerosol generation with HFNC led to its restricted use during the COVID-19 pandemic. The application of HFNC is multidimensional and ranges from providing respiratory support in the intensive care unit to perioperative use in the operating room (OR) and the post-operative care unit. In the OR, HFNC is used for preoxygenation before tracheal intubation, for apneic oxygenation during laryngoscopy, bronchoscopy, or difficult airway management, for postoperative oxygenation to avoid reintubation and postoperative pulmonary complications (PPC’s). The efficacy of HFNC for postoperative oxygenation has been mainly evaluated in patients following cardiac and thoracic surgery, as they are at risk for development of PPC’s. This review discusses the practical considerations and clinical utilities of HFNC in the perioperative period, including vulnerable patient groups that are the elderly, obese, in patients with an anticipated difficult airway, situations where rapid sequence induction is essential and in patients with the risk of postoperative respiratory failure.
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Predicting Cyber Threats
Authors: Jimmy FNU
Published: November 2024

As cyber threats grow in frequency and sophistication, they pose significant risks to individuals, organizations, and governments worldwide. Traditional cybersecurity measures, which often rely on reactive responses, struggle to address the complexities and speed of modern cyber-attacks. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative technology capable of predicting cyber threats before they fully materialize, enabling a proactive approach to cybersecurity. By leveraging techniques like machine learning (ML), deep learning (DL), and natural language processing (NLP), AI can analyze vast quantities of structured and unstructured data, identifying patterns and anomalies that indicate potential threats.
This paper explores the crucial role AI plays in predicting cyber threats, emphasizing its capabilities in intrusion detection, malware analysis, phishing prevention, and fraud detection. Key AI techniques discussed include supervised and unsupervised learning for anomaly detection, neural networks for complex pattern recognition, and NLP for parsing potential phishing or threat indicators in text. These techniques are deployed in various cybersecurity functions, using historical data, network traffic, and malicious behavior patterns to train models that can detect, prevent, and respond to cyber-attacks in real-time.
Through tables and graphs, the paper highlights AI’s advantages in cybersecurity, such as faster threat detection, improved accuracy, and cost-efficiency, while addressing challenges like dependency on data quality and ethical considerations. Furthermore, we examine the integration of AI into cybersecurity frameworks and its potential to transform future threat prevention strategies. Ultimately, this paper underscores AI’s critical role as both a predictor and responder to cyber threats, arguing that as technology evolves, AI will become an indispensable asset in the fight against cybercrime.
CONFRONTING CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE MARGINS: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC EXPLORATION OF LOCAL RESILIENCE STRATEGIES
Authors: Meurer Michaela , Rodríguez Alexander , Ntunduatha Jemusse , Salas Ana , Teles Eliana
Published: November 2024

The urgency of preparing for the effects of climate change is no longer in doubt and consequently political programmes worldwide are introducing measures to encourage adaptation and build resilience. However, the everyday strategies that people away from the centres are developing in order to prepare for and deal with climate change remain far less visible. These strategies have great potential because they are locally embedded and adapted to local logics, they are historically developed and thus tried and tested, and they are holistic in the sense that they address the multiplicity of entangled obstacles that extend beyond climate change. This article presents examples of local resilience strategies and offers an initial systematisation of their multidimensionality.Keywords: Climate Change; Local Resilience; Amazônia; Colombian Caribbean; Mozambique
Investigating Youth Perception Towards Entrepreneurship In The North-West Province, South Africa
Authors: Peters Kedron , Pelser Anna-Marie , Pelser Faan , Litheko Alpheaus
Published: November 2024

Entrepreneurship among the youth can be linked to the pursuit of eradicating poverty by creating employment opportunities to reduce youth unemployment and advocate for social change through entrepreneurship. This study investigates the perceptions of the youth regarding entrepreneurship in South Africa. In an area with distinct socio-economic dynamics and obstacles, it is critical to comprehend how the youth see entrepreneurship and its potential as a career route. This study aimed to determine the elements that influence young people's views on entrepreneurship, as well as the obstacles they face and the potential role that they can play in effecting social change through entrepreneurship. A purposive sampling technique was applied for the selection of a maximum of twenty young adults from a township to participate in focus group interviews to ascertain the perceptions of entrepreneurship among the youth. The transcriptions of the data recordings were verbatim, and thematic data analysis was performed following the coding of the data. Findings indicated that there are barriers to entry perceived as obstacles to pursuing entrepreneurship, which include the lack of mentorship, financial resources, and educational opportunities focused on entrepreneurship. Notwithstanding, the findings also reveal that the youth have a positive perception of entrepreneurship and show a strong willingness to pursue it as a career path.
New Coach Obligations for Student-Athletes and Personal Safety
Authors: Quinn Penny , Sawyer Tonya L.
Published: November 2024

A new athletic coach must ensure they are knowledgeable of many things beyond teaching student-athletes how to play a specific sport. This is necessary to protect themself, as well as protect the student-athletes under their supervision. This article overviews four common areas with which new coaches must ensure familiarity - provision of a safe environment, proper supervision, quality general safety, and appropriate documentation.
The Significance of Speech Synthesis Technology for the Disabled
Authors: Chen Zhen , Chang Nicole , Liu Yiyi , Zhang Jiaer , Zhang Lverson
Published: November 2024

As an important component of society, the quality of life and social status of people with disabilities are important indicators for
measuring the level of social civilization. However, due to physical or psychological barriers, people with disabilities often face many difficulties in their daily lives, among which communication barriers are particularly prominent. The emergence of speech synthesis technology has
provided new possibilities for people with disabilities to solve communication problems. It not only provides a new way of communication
for people with disabilities, but also greatly improves their quality of life and social integration. With the continuous progress of technology
and the expansion of application scope, it is believed that speech synthesis technology will bring more convenience and well-being to people
with disabilities in the future. At the same time, we should also pay attention to the problems and challenges that people with disabilities may
encounter when using speech synthesis technology, actively seek solutions, and create a more inclusive and equal social environment for people with disabilities.
Application of Computer Image Processing Technology in Intelligent Monitoring System
Authors: Chang Liang
Published: November 2024

With the continuous progress of science and technology and the rapid development of society, intelligent surveillance systems are
gradually emerging in the field of security and other related fields, and have become a key tool for ensuring public safety and improving efficiency. Intelligent monitoring system with computer vision and image processing technology as the core, with the help of advanced hardware
equipment and intelligent algorithms, can be efficiently processed and deeply analysed image information in real-time monitoring. This paper
provides a strong support to build a safer and more efficient society by studying in depth the application of image processing technology in
intelligent surveillance system with the goal of comprehensively promoting the technological innovation of intelligent surveillance system.
Application of Big Data Technology in Network Information Security Issues
Authors: Zhang Peng , Tang Xiaomei , Zhang Mengqiao
Published: November 2024

In recent years, the rapid development of China s economy and information technology has promoted the application of big data
technology in computer information systems. However, there are still some issues in practical applications that need to be overcome. This paper summarizes experiences and studies the current application status and problems of big data technology in computer network information
security, hoping to provide assistance for future practical work.
Innovation and Practice of Virtual Reality Interaction
Design in Chinese Medicine Science Museums
Authors: Hong Jingya
Published: November 2024

Chinese medicine, as a treasure of traditional Chinese culture, has a long history and deep cultural heritage. However, traditional
science education methods often make it difficult to demonstrate the complexity and depth of Chinese medicine fully. With the development
of virtual reality technology, VR interaction design provides new possibilities for the popularisation of Chinese medicine. Using VR technology, the interaction design of TCM science museums is innovated to enhance visitors experience and learning. Based on this, this article studies the innovation and practice of virtual reality interaction design in Chinese medicine science museums for reference.
AutoML Algorithm Framework Based on Reinforcement Learning
Authors: Xu Mingwei
Published: November 2024

Aiming at the existing problems in machine learning, a new machine learning method based on reinforcement learning is proposed.
This paper designs and implements the machine learning algorithm in detail from three stages: meta-learning, reinforcement learning and ensemble learning.
Based on Internet + Warehousing Logistics Management Exploration
Authors: Wan Liang
Published: November 2024

The deep integration of the Internet and warehousing logistics not only promotes the transformation and upgrading of the industry,
but also brings the innovation of management mode and service concept for enterprises. This paper analyzes the development status of ware-housing logistics industry, analyzes the problems faced by warehousing logistics management in the Internet environment, and puts forward a
series of optimization countermeasures and suggestions. Through the introduction of cloud computing, big data, Internet of Things and other
advanced technologies, the establishment of intelligent storage management system, optimize the business process, improve the service level,
promote warehousing and logistics enterprises to achieve cost reduction and efficiency, and enhance the core competitiveness. At the same
time, it is also necessary to improve industry standards and norms, strengthen the construction of talent teams, build an Internet + warehousing and logistics ecosystem, and help build a strong logistics country.
Research on the Educational Function of Art
Education in the New Media Situation
Authors: Li Min
Published: November 2024

Higher art colleges and universities undertake the fundamental task of cultivating people by virtue. How to play the role of art majors in
the process of educating people is a content that requires in-depth thinking. This article discusses the role, new approaches and new methods
of art forms in the education of college students. In terms of educational content, the use of new media methods and the use of the image
characteristics of art to make educational content specific; in terms of educational forms, use of the characteristics of new media and the
emotional characteristics of art to make the effects of education subtly and deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.
Academic Management and Teaching Effectiveness in Chinese Universities
Authors: Li Ran
Published: November 2024

This research utilized descriptive methodologies, integrating both quantitative and qualitative investigative approaches. In the qualitative analysis phase, the researcher plans to conduct in-depth interviews with the participants, aiming to obtain their intuitive perceptions and personal experiences of instructional management and teaching effectiveness. In this study, 2000 faculty members from three different universities were selected and 323 samples were calculated by Raosoft and 325 questionnaires were finalized to be distributed based on the professor s revised approval in order to explore the important relationship between instructional management and teaching effectiveness.
English Reading and Writing Abilities Among Chinese University Students
Authors: Cheng Xiaoyi
Published: November 2024

In this study, a mixed research methodology will be used to assess the relationship between Chinese university students English reading and writing ability. The total number of participants in the study was 2900 from the three selected universities with a sample size of 340 based on the Raosoft calculator. These three universities are representative of the three regions of China and are all high performing schools, and the results of the study can be used as a framework to augment the need for improvement in some of the other schools in China. Results showed that most of the respondents are female sophomores majoring in Education.Most respondents believe that The impact of reading methods on learning outcomes and student interests and Innovation in understanding articles while reading are very important in terms of English reading ability in Innovation in understanding articles while reading. Most respondents believe that in terms of writing ability, The Behavior of Participating in English Writing has the greatest impact. When grouped by Sex, there are significant differences content. There is a significant relationship between English reading and writing ability. A proposed program to enhance Chinese university students English reading and writing abilities.
Research on the Application of Competition Teaching Method in College Basketball Teaching
Authors: Yang Chao
Published: November 2024

In modern college basketball teaching, competition teaching method emphasizes the combination of practice and skills by simulating the real competition environment, improving students basketball comprehensive quality. Competition teaching method pays more attention to students sense of participation, prompting them to explore and solve problems themselves in confrontation. By this way, students can use their learned skills in actual competitions, and cultivate their sense of teamwork and tactical thinking. The effectiveness of this teaching method has been verified in the practice of many colleges and universities, showing great value. Therefore, by analyzing the theoretical basis of competition teaching method, this paper studies the application of competition teaching method in college basketball teaching.
Research on the Interactivity Effect of Case Study Teaching in the Computer Programming Class
Authors: Wan Xiaoxia , Wu Guomin
Published: November 2024

Case teaching plays an important role in the application of computer language courses currently, .At the same time, interactive teaching methods can improve the quality of classroom teaching.Different students learn computer programming at different levels, including beginner, intermediate and advanced.For beginners, the classroom teaching process can be arranged in the form of questions and answers, and the questions and answers between teachers and students can explain important concepts and procedural structures clearly.For intermediate level students, interactive teaching can increase eye contact to improve the classroom teaching effect.For advanced learners, discussion instruction requires an optimized understanding of problem solving, and it serves as a bridge between students and teachers.
Exploration on the Excavation and Infiltration Path of Ideological and Political Elements in Wushu Teaching in Colleges and Universities
Authors: Xu Haifeng
Published: November 2024

In developing Wushu teaching in colleges and universities, we should not only teach students skills and techniques, but more importantly, we should pay attention to spreading excellent Chinese traditional culture and instill core values in students. Through the infiltration of ideological and political elements in Wushu teaching, students ideological and political education can be realized, their cultural self-confidence can be enhanced, and their national identity can be enhanced. This paper first analyzes the significance of the excavation and infiltration of ideological and political elements in Wushu teaching in colleges and universities, and discusses the strategies of the infiltration of ideological and political elements in Wushu teaching, aiming at promoting the combination of ideological and political education and Wushu education and improving the overall quality of Wushu teaching.
Research on BIM Technology in Highway
Construction Safety Managemen
Authors: Bochun Li
Published: November 2024

With the development of society, all kinds of construction projects are often affected by different factors, and therefore need to be
supported by relevant information technology. BIM technology is a new tool for architecture, engineering, and civil engineering, which has
been widely accepted and used in the industry as soon as it was proposed. BIM technology and related software can be used to integrate
project information from the architectural design phase to the end of the building life cycle, and from construction to maintenance in a
targeted manner, which can significantly increase the level of information aggregation in construction projects. Because BIM databases also
respond to the dynamic range of changes associated with changes in various metrics, their accuracy and speed of update also meet design
requirements.
Research on Competition in Education in China Since the Reform and Opening up
-- The Number of Papers Published in Journals from CNKI and its Inter-pretation
Authors: Lu Ran , Yin Ke , Duan Jiaotong
Published: November 2024

Competition in education refers to the situation or activity in which educational subjects compete for victory. This study focuses on the periodic literature of CNKI and identifes three stages of Chinese scholars research on competition in education as a social phenom-enon: the embryonic stage from 1983 to 1990, the developmental stage from 1991 to 2005, and the stable stage from 2005 to the present. The characteristics of these three stages are as follows: 1. In the embryonic stage, the number of papers is growing exponentially, and qualitative research is the primary research method used to construct the theory of competition in education; 2. In the developmental stage, academic papers on competition in education increase annually, while research methods continue to build from previous stages and expand in depth and scope; 3. In the stable stage, the number of studies reached its maximum and remained constant. Research methods evolved from qualitative and theoretical research to practical and quantitative research.
Theoretical Analysis of the Integration of Entrepreneurship and Professional Education in Higher Vocational Education
Authors: Su Xuan
Published: November 2024

This paper provides a theoretical analysis of integrating entrepreneurship education and professional education in higher vocational institutions. It examines the essence of entrepreneurship as a teachable set of knowledge and skills rather than purely innate traits. The core qualities of entrepreneurship are outlined, stemming from psychological attributes, skills, and opportunity-seizing abilities. The social ideo-logical shifts enabling the rise of entrepreneurship education are explored, centered on pragmatism and colleges expanding social service role. The relationship between vocational and entrepreneurship education is discussed, arguing they have a profound intrinsic connection based on shared knowledge foundations and service values that allow mutual promotion. Integrating the two through curricular design can cultivate professional entrepreneurs with knowledge of entrepreneurship capacities. The teachability of entrepreneurship and the mutually reinforcing nature of vocational and entrepreneurship education provide the basis for their integration to enhance talent development.
Practical Problems and Path Exploration of Moral Education in Colleges and Universities in the New Era
Authors: Tian Zhiwei
Published: November 2024

It is extremely important to do a good job in moral education in the new era, which is of great practical significance to correct the
moral deviation of college students, shape a sound personality, strengthen the value guidance of college students and promote the modernization of socialism with Chinese characteristics. Currently, universities have achieved certain results in promoting the work of cultivating virtue.
However, due to constraints in areas such as the overall quality of the subjects, innovative carriers, and the educational environment, there are
still some issues in terms of recognition, practice, and the subject in the process of cultivating virtue and nurturing talents in universities. To
solve these problems, from the perspective of universities, it is necessary to carry out the work of cultivating virtue and nurturing talents comprehensively, involving all personnel, throughout the entire process, and in all aspects. This approach aims to enhance the target and effective
nature of ideological and political education in universities, ensuring the implementation of the fundamental task of cultivating virtue and nurturing talents.
Teachers Teaching Emotion: Implication Value, Realis-tic Refection and Sublimation Path
Authors: Wang Lang
Published: November 2024

Educational emotion is a kind of subjective experience of teachers for the value characteristics of education, a special social activ-ity, which plays an important role in educational teaching activities. Teachers teaching emotion is conducive to active classroom atmosphere, stimulating learning interest and improving teaching effect. But at present, there are some phenomena, such as attaching more importance to knowledge than emotion, teaching process becoming technical, and school environment restraining teachers emotional involvement, which affect the play of its role. We should advocate the development of knowledge and emotion together; Improve teachers comprehensive teach-ing ability; Create a harmonious and relaxed campus environment.
Insights from Participation in Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition and Its Guidance to the Career of Higher Vocational Students
Authors: Zhao Zhanfeng , Zhu Pailong , Qiu Na
Published: November 2024

Through the experience of leading a team to participate in the Internet + Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition, we summarize our experience and feelings. There are rules and methods to be followed when participating in dual-venture competitions, and teamwork and teachers guidance are the two wings; learning breadth and doing depth is the path. Innovation and entrepreneurship activities play
an important role in improving students employability and career quality.
Thoughts and Suggestions on Assimilation Management of International Students in Colleges and Universities from the Perspective of Cross-Cultural Communication
Authors: Zheng Meihong
Published: November 2024

With the improvement of China s comprehensive national strength, the education of international students in China has gradually entered the stage of connotative development after the rapid growth stage. It is an important way to improve the management of international student education under the international infuence of cross-cultural exchange. Aiming at the cultural diversity and cross-cultural adaptability of various countries, this paper sorts out the problems in the management of international students in universities, and explores the importance of the effective management mode of cultivating international students who know, know, love China and understanding high-quality talents with diverse cultures, international vision and international competitiveness.
Research Proposal on Teacher Questioning and Classroom Interaction in Chinese University EFL Classrooms
Authors: Liu Muhan , Liu Jiayi
Published: November 2024

This research proposes to investigate the correlation between teacher questioning strategies, classroom dynamics, and student
engagement in Chinese university EFL (English as a Foreign Language) settings. The proposed research will draw upon mixed methods approach using both quantitative and qualitative analyses including classroom observation, questionnaires, focus group interviews with students
and semi-structured interviews with teachers, a kind of methodological triangulation. By addressing the impact of questioning methods on
student participation and interaction, this study aims to offer insights into enhancing instructional practices and fostering a more engaged and
participative learning environment.
Blended Learning in Middle School Math: Strategies and Challenges
Authors: Tao Sicen
Published: November 2024

This research paper presents an in-depth analysis of Blended Learning (BL) as a pedagogical approach within middle school mathematics education, focusing on its capacity to significantly improve students academic performance and critical thinking abilities. By merging
traditional classroom engagement with online interactive modules, BL facilitates a more dynamic and personalized learning experience. The
study critically evaluates the current landscape of BL implementation, pinpointing challenges such as the need for customized curricula, the
influence of digital infrastructure, and the imperative for an integrated evaluation system that encompasses both teacher-led and self-assessment strategies. The findings underscore the pivotal role of BL in educational innovation, proposing a strategic framework for institutional
support and the enhancement of digital resources to ensure the approach s efficacy. This paper contributes valuable insights for the educational
community, offering a comprehensive set of recommendations for the successful integration of BL in middle school mathematics, thereby fostering a more inclusive and effective learning environment.
The Influence of Professional Identity and Academic Self-efficacy of Normal University Students on Their Employability
Authors: Liu Hongxia , Song Yihua , Wang Zhaoyuan , Kong Dehao
Published: November 2024

Teachers college students professional identity and academic self-efficacy have a certain impact on their employability. Therefore,
a questionnaire survey of 150 college students in a convenient sample survey to analyze the relationship between Teachers college students
professional identity, academic self-efficacy and employment ability, as well as academic self-efficacy played an intermediary role between
professional identity and employment ability. The results showed that the professional identity and academic self-efficacy have an impact on
employability.
The Value and Role of Yunnan Minority Dance in the Belt and Road Cultural Exchanges
Authors: Xie Yuxuan
Published: November 2024

This article mainly discusses the value and role of dance in cultural communication under the Belt and Road initiative. The article firstly introduces the background and significance of the Belt and Road initiative and the role of dance in it. Then, the article analyzes
the advantages of Yunnan minority dance under the Belt and Road policy, including the superiority of geographic location, the diversity of
minority dance, and the value of dance in cultural exchange and dissemination. Dance, as an intuitive form of art, helps deepen the emotional
ties and friendship between the people of the countries along the route, and at the same time, has a wealth of educational value and social
value. Finally, the article puts forward the role of dance of Yunnan minority dances in communication, including promoting the development
of cultural industries, bringing new economic growth points for countries along the route, and promoting cultural exchanges and cooperation.
Exploring the High Quality Development Path of Virtual Teaching and Research Room for College English Course under the Background of Digital Education
Authors: Wang Chao
Published: November 2024

With the continuous deepening of educational reform, there have been significant changes in college English courses. With the promotion of information technology, digitalization of teaching has become a key factor. In the process of college English teaching, virtual teaching and research rooms have become an important condition. The high-quality development of virtual teaching and research rooms can create
a better teaching environment for students, promote resource sharing, and promote the development of teachers. Based on this, this article
analyzes the current situation of virtual teaching and research rooms for college English courses under the background of educational digitization, and explores ways for high-quality development.