bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Assessing the Reasons and Satisfaction of Teacher Education Graduates in Choosing a Non-Teaching Career: Towards Minimizing Irrelevant Employment Through an Effective School Program
Authors:   The Rizal Memorial Colleges, Inc., Laher Julie Mae
Published: June 2024

The purpose of the study is to determine what quantitative aspects need further explanation in choosing a non-teaching job by education graduates in terms of; (1) non-commitment to the teaching profession, (2) circumstantial influence (3) competitive income and (4) support for passion and growth. Also, it seeks to determine the level of career satisfaction in terms of (1) job security, (2) compensation, (3) interpersonal relationship and (4) organization culture. Results of the study shall contribute in the development of an effective school program in order to minimize irrelevant employment among teacher education graduates, and eventually stay in the teaching profession. Employing purposive sampling technique, the participants of the study are 12 teacher education graduates of Rizal Memorial Colleges Inc. The study utilized explanatory sequential mixed method design where a two-phase stage was employed in collecting data. In the quantitative phase, the researcher used a survey questionnaire in determining the reasons of the teacher education graduates in choosing a non-teaching job as well as their corresponding career satisfaction. In the qualitative phase, the researcher used in-depth interviews in gathering data to identify what school programs to be undertaken in order to minimize irrelevant employment among teacher education graduates and eventually stay in the teaching profession. Results revealed that competitive salary (M=3.51) and support for passion and growth (M=3.49) were observed to be the most reasons why the participants chose a non-teaching career. In terms of satisfaction, the participants indicated high satisfaction in their non-teaching career on job security (M=3.42) and compensation (M=3.59). More so, it was found that the school program to minimize irrelevant employment among teacher education graduates, and eventually stay in the teaching profession, revealed four major themes namely: (1) commitment, (2) patience, (3) contentment and (4) openness to change. This study suggests that educational institutions should prioritize initiatives aimed at fostering commitment among education graduates towards the teaching profession. This can involve providing comprehensive career guidance and counseling services to help graduates understand the value and opportunities within teaching.
A Phenomenological Study on the Experiences of Novice Teachers in Teaching through Induction Program
Authors:   The Rizal Memorial Colleges, Inc., Caramonte Janice
Published: June 2024

The purpose of this study was to describe novice teachers' experiences teaching through an induction program. Utilizing a qualitative design with a phenomenological approach, the study employed purposive sampling to select 7 teachers from Sta. Ana District, Davao City as participants. A focus group discussion (FGD) facilitated participants' responses. Thematic content analysis served as a method in analyzing the data. Findings revealed that novice teachers' salient experiences during the induction program were attending school-based training, as well as collaboration with colleagues. Furthermore, the participants employed self-study and peer coaching as coping strategies to successfully apply induction to their profession. The participants' educational management insights based on their experiences continued to grow professionally, as did the importance of training, coaching, and mentoring. Additionally, given the analysis and its implications, anchored on lifelong learning principles it is recommended that educators participate in the establishment of connections or linkages with other educational line agencies in order to facilitate the exchange of information concerning trends and new methods or tactics in the field of education. School leaders should encourage teachers to pursue further education, provide resources for personal study, and facilitate relevant training.
The prognostic role of the index of global left ventricular function and its companion in patients with chronic heart failure and diabetes mellitus
Authors: Larina V. N. , Lunev V. I.
Published: June 2024

The index of global left ventricular function (LV IGF) is an imaging marker with pronounced prognostic properties in relation to the development of adverse cardiovascular events and death, determined on the basis of data from both magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the heart and echocardiographic examination (EchoCG). Companion indicator (companion) LV IGF (LV IGFC) is a marker obtained from the average quadratic value of the sum of the impact and global LV volume, designed to overcome the limitations of LV IGF due to its calculation formula.

The aim. To evaluate the prognostic significance of LV IGF and its companion in patients aged 60 years and older with CHF and type 2 diabetes mellitus observed in outpatient settings.

Material and methods. The study included 215 outpatient patients: 110 (51.2%) men and 105 (48.8%) women aged 72 (67; 78) years with CHF IIa–III stage II–IV FC. And LVH (in %) was calculated using the formula: EG LV = (KDO LV–CSR LV)/[0.5=(UP TO LV+CSR LV)+(MMLJ/1.05)]=100. IGFC LJ = {(KDO LJ-CSR LJ)2+[0.5×(BDO LJ+CSR LJ)+(MMLJ/1.05)]2}0.5. The duration of the observation period was 29 (20; 36) months.

Results. LV IGF as a whole amounted to 20.6 (16.9; 23.2)%. LV IGF as a whole amounted to 313.8 (262.8; 400.0) ml. Depending on the presence or absence of DM, patients were divided into two groups: 68 patients with DM (group 1); 147 patients without DM (group 2). During the follow–up period of 29 (20; 36) months, 122 (56.7%) patients were hospitalized: in group 1–32 out of 68 (47.1%) patients; in group 2–90 out of 147 (61.2%) patients. The threshold value of LV IGF for predicting hospitalization due to CVD decompensation in group 1 patients was 21.4% or lower (area under the curve [PPK] 0.677±0.065, 95% CI 0.549–0.805, p=0.012; sensitivity 68.8%, specificity 61.1%); LV IGFC –  300.3 ml or more (PPK 0.666±0.067, 95% CI 0.535–0.797, p=0.019; sensitivity 62.5%, specificity 61.1%). There was a high rate of hospitalization due to CVD decompensation in group 1 with LV IGF of 21.4% or less (among patients with LV IGF of ≤21.4%, 59.5% of patients were hospitalized, more than 21.4% –32.3%) (OR 3.08, p<0.05); with LV IGFC of 300.3 ml or more (among patients with LV IGFC ≥300.3 ml, 58.8% of patients were hospitalized, less than 300.3 ml –  35.3%) (OR 2.62, p>0.05).

Conclusion. The threshold value of LV IGF for predicting decompensation of cardiovascular disease with subsequent hospitalization in patients 60 years and older with CHF and DM was ≤21.4%; LV IGF was ≥300.3 ml. The data obtained allow us to consider LV IGF, LV IGFC, as well as their combination as markers of an unfavorable prognosis in older patients with CHF and DM at the outpatient stage.
Pathophysiological aspects of the effect of obesity on the course of viral diseases
Authors: Lobanova K. G. , Skuridina D. V. , Bairova V. E.
Published: June 2024

COVID-19 is a pandemic causing extreme problems in the public health system around the world. In this regard, the search for conditions associated with severe course and an increase in the death rate from COVID-19 continues to be actively conducted. Obesity creates an unfavorable background for the course of COVID-19, increasing the risk of transferring patients to the intensive care unit, the need for artificial lung ventilation and significantly affecting the mortality rate. This review presents data on the probable pathogenetic mechanisms of the effect of obesity on the course of COVID-19: restrictive disorders of the respiratory system, hyperactivation of the proinflammatory status, hypercoagulation, the role of the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system (RAAS) and amino acid-sensitive pathways. The progressive increase in new cases of obesity requires further study of the pathogenetic mechanisms of the effect of obesity on the course of COVID-19 and the prospects for new treatment methods for these patients.
70 years of metformin use. Success and achievements
Authors: Teplova A. S. , Bogacheva T. L. , Timofeeva A. E. , Stegacheva D. S.
Published: June 2024

The first mention of metformin appeared about 100 years ago. Since then, the evolution of opinions about metformin has undergone significant changes. In recent decades, the active use of this drug has revealed a wide range of positive properties of metformin both in relation to metabolic health and completely unexpected aspects of longevity and quality of life. This review focuses on the current properties of metformin and the prospects for increasing the popularity of this drug among patients and medical professionals in terms of potential public health benefits.
Review of data on comparative pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, efficacy and safety of the superfast insulin drug lispro
Authors: Demidova T. Yu. , Galstyan G. R. , Titova V. V.
Published: June 2024

Diabetes mellitus remains one of the main socially significant health problems worldwide. Glycemic control plays a key role in the prevention of all complications of diabetes mellitus. One of the most important factors in the overall control of glycemia in patients with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes mellitus is postprandial glucose levels, as a leading risk factor for delayed vascular complications. Modern possibilities for controlling postprandial glycemia include the use of not only ultrashort insulin preparations, but also ultrafast action. One of the superfast insulin preparations available today is the drug Lumzhev ® (inLisFast), which contains lyspro insulin as an active ingredient. A number of studies on the comparative pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of inLisFast compared with insulin lispro consistently demonstrate a shift in the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic profile to the left, which indicates faster absorption, an increase in early insulin exposure and a decrease in late insulin exposure. inLisFast provides flexibility in the regulation of food intake, which can play a significant role in optimizing glycemic control and improving the quality of life of patients with diabetes.
Advancing Inclusive Mentoring: An Effective Mentor Training Program Across Comprehensive and R2 Public Universities
Authors: Young Kelly , Esquerra Raymond , Munoz Natalie , Lacy Sarah , Leh Jane , Marayong Panadda , Vu Kim-Phuong
Published: June 2024

Positive and inclusive mentoring of undergraduate research students, particularly of students from historically underrepresented groups is critical. The Advancing Inclusive Mentoring (AIM) program was developed to share inclusive mentoring practices with mentors at undergraduate-focused campuses and was assessed across five minority-serving universities. Self-ratings of mentorship skill as very- and exceptionally developed increased by 58% after AIM completion, and 93% of participants indicated they were likely to change their mentoring following AIM. While 93% of mentors rated the AIM program as beneficial, and 88% found most or all six modules pertinent to their mentoring, campus variations existed in perceived benefit (87%-100%) and pertinence (80-97%). These results suggest that AIM is effective training for mentors of undergraduate researchers, including those from historically underrepresented groups.
Efficiency of feed products to protect cows under heat stress
Authors: Григорьев Д.Ю. , Пирогов Д.А.
Published: June 2024

Изучена эффективность использования активатора рубцовой микрофлоры Мегабуст румен в рационах дойных коров в условиях среднего(THI 73–78) и сильного (THI > 80) теплового стресса. В двух экспериментах установлено, что относительное среднесуточное потребление сухого вещества корма в расчете на голову в опытных группах было достоверно (р < 0,01) выше на 14–16%, чем в контроле. Анализ молочной продуктивности коров в жаркие месяцы года (июнь–август) показал, что при умеренном уровне теплового стресса (THI 73–78; ООО «Дон) в опытных группах, получавших Мегабуст румен, удои увеличились на 1,2–1,3 кг на голову в сутки по сравнению с контролем. При более сильном стрессе (THI > 80; СХПК «Имени Вахитова») отмечено снижение удоя на 0,5 кг на голову. У коров контрольных групп в условиях теплового стресса среднесуточные удои снизились на 3,5 кг (ООО «Дон») и на 2,0 кг на голову (СХПК «Имени Вахитова»).

This study shows the effectiveness of the rumen microflora activator Megaboost rumen under conditions of moderate (THI 73–78) and severe (THI > 80 ) heat stress. The relative average daily consumption of DM per head in the experimental groups compared to the control was greater (P < 0.01) by an average of 14–16% based on the results of two experiments. Analysis of milk yield in the hot months (June–August) shows that in the experimental groups that received the Megaboost rumen supplement, an increase of 1.2–1.3 kg of milk was observed (LLC Don) with an average overheating THI of 73–78. Under severe temperature stress (THI > 80), a decrease in average daily milk yield by 0.5 kg per head/day was observed (SHPK Imeni Vakhitova). Under conditions of overheating, the control groups lost an average daily milk yield of 3.5 kg (LLC Don) and 2.0 kg per head per day (SHPK Imeni Vakhitova).
Ecologies of Thought: Generative Art as a Collaborative Research Methodology with Guarani and Kaiowá Indigenous Communities
Authors: da Rocha Montanari Matheus
Published: June 2024

SHORT PAPER. The Ecologies of Thought project aimed to reconceptualize the relationships between ecological and technical knowledge, seeking an epistemological understanding that pushed beyond nature vs. culture divides. More than a conceptual and theoretical proposal, which was based on the technodiverse notion of cosmotechnics, the project developed practical and experimental methodologies in collaboration with the Guarani and Kaiowá Indigenous communities of Brazil to further this investigation. With an international and interdisciplinary partnership, we researched relationships between sounds and plants in indigenous cosmology and the ways in which these relationships can help us to more deeply understand a notion of ecology that is based on the poetics of care. With that, we created a series of collaborative virtual reality experiments using generative art processes, which proved to be an interesting methodology of artistic creation as research.
Life-as-it-could-be, Symbiosis in Interspecifics’ Codex Virtualis_Genesis
Authors: Costa Pederson Claudia
Published: June 2024

SHORT PAPER. This paper discusses Codex Virtualis_Genesis (2020-2022) as an artistic engagement of Artificial Life (AL) that explores the nature of informational life as a symbiotic process. Created by Mexico City-based transnational collective Interspecifics (INT), this work follows on from the expanded notions of life central to the field of artificial life, including organic, inorganic, material, and virtual forms. According to its founder, Christopher Langton, “there is nothing... that restricts biology to carbon-based life; it is simply the only kind of life that has been available to study.” From this perspective, Langton proposed in the late 1990s that AL be dedicated, as he put it, to speculating beyond "life-as-we-know-it" into the realm of "life-as-it-could-be.” This discussion examines Codex Virtualis_Genesis in light of Langton’s proposal as a speculative inquiry into a symbiotic view of life, and as well in contrast to notions of artificial life art as a predominantly technophilic practice. Instead connected to the speculative imagination, the synthetic life forms of Codex Virtualis_Genesis offer a glimpse into life otherwise: as an interspecific relation.
Ephemera: Bubble Representations as Metaphors for Endangered Species
Authors: Sareen Harpreet , Fu Yibo , Kakehi Yasuaki
Published: June 2024

SHORT PAPER. The effects of a hierarchical relationship of humans with non-humans are now more pronounced than ever. Anthropogenic ecological stressors, including high levels of carbon dioxide, water scarcity, habitat fragmentation have led to disruption of climate systems, in turn endangering many local and global species. ephemera is an installation composed of glass vessels that show bubble images representing animals from all continents and ecologies currently under threat as per the IUCN Red list. These self-assembling bubble pictures, formed by nucleation of CO2 bubbles in water, are in a homeostasis at the beginning of the installation and shrink each hour to eventually disappear in a few days. The tension between the present endangerment and the urgency of the future action, manifests in the shrinking of these bubbles, invoking unnatural ephemerality due to the human effect. The fauna pictures in this installation, composed of carbon dioxide bubbles, symbolize the transitoriness of now threatened species.
Symbio(geo)sis: When mineral and biological species meet
Authors: Bakke Monika
Published: June 2024

SHORT PAPER. As biocentrism is increasingly seen as unjustifiable, artists and environmental humanities scholars become more attentive to feedback between minerals and (non)human life. First, I discuss the urgent need to reinvent narratives and create new vocabulary about the abundance of life-mineral connections as presented by Mabe Bethônico in her Stone Statements Editions, which focused on developing "a vocabulary of proximity." Next, I analyze Magdalena Abakanowicz’s artwork Space of Unknown Growth, investigating emerging material relations between concrete (an anthropogenic rock) and nonhuman life. I argue that rather than limiting the environment to a symbiotic community, these artworks encourage the curiosity and attention necessary to embrace mineral-life connections and envision more inclusive communities of the future.
The Enigma A/V performance and the concept of Agnostic Media Environment (AME)
Authors: Breuleux Yan , Thibault Alain , Lapierre Rémi
Published: June 2024

The occupation and reappropriation of industrial wastelands has become a part of the digital art festival scene. In some cases, new apparatuses are introduced, while in others, existing architecture is utilized for artistic purposes. Many cities and municipalities offer artists historically significant projection surfaces that shape the conceptualization of immersive art projects. In this context, multiple large-scale installation projects have emerged with the recent growth of the experiential creative industries sector. Against this backdrop, the present article raises the issue of a specific experience-design practice in the field of audiovisual (A/V) performance. More precisely, we examine a proposed conception process to help bring about a better understanding of cross-platform production approaches. The question we ask is: In the artistic context of the ever-changing digital arts, how can we account for the multiplicity of possible appearances of the same artistic project? To answer this question, we present the storytelling of the Enigma project and explain how producing a matrix of 3D environments, which can be deployed on a very wide variety of media, supports the proposal of the Agnostic Media Environment (AME) concept.
Towards a Sympoietic Relation with Materials in Interactive Artworks
Authors: Georgakopoulou Nefeli , Zamplaras Dionysios , Kourkoulakou Sofia , Chen Chu-Yin
Published: June 2024

In this paper we acknowledge the agency of non-human entities and argue against the binaries of subject/object, mind/body, nature/ culture, science/art towards a new materiality. This new vision of the nature of materiality changes the direction of passive matter into a more active one. Technology has given us the opportunity to characterize and analyze material systems not only by their properties, but also by their potentialities. This leads to a sympoietic relation boundary between human-matter-machine interactions. In the context of an interactive artwork, agency should not be considered as inherent for any of the actors. It is emergent, it is the result of the interactions between the elements and the entities located within a mixed reality environment, as much inside the installation—material, devices, objects, sensors, humans—as at its exterior—such as the cultural context and the artist, for example. This new materiality which is based on an “open material” concept is an emergent and co-constitutive process, continuously becoming in, with and through interactions.
Curation as Research-Creation: Speculating on the Future of Art and Technology Festivals
Authors: Maurice Jones , Wester Meaghan , Blottiere Marek
Published: June 2024

This paper explores a renewed approach to curation as research-creation (CRC) through its practical application in the annual art and technology festival. CRC envisions a shift in curation from a care for objects to a care for the emerging social relations of the curatorial project in a shared quest of meaning making.

We set out with outlining the features of CRC as interdisciplinary, concerned with programmatic boundary objects, and centered around the unfolding event trajectory – the forms and methods that facilitate affective encounters. Following we outline how this approach to curation unfolds in practice through the case study of the Fest-Forward workshop series that speculates on the future of art and technology festivals. Concluding we summarize how this workshop series showcases the potential of CRC’s shift of attention from a mere presentation of artworks towards the facilitation of interdisciplinary and cross-cultural encounters that enroll artists, curators, and audiences.
The w(e)aves of complexity: Relational ontologies within the Symbios Art Exhibition
Authors: Torres Núñez del Prado Paola
Published: June 2024

The works included in the Symbios art exhibition spread through various disciplines and mediums: painting, weaving, interactivity, sculpture, Bio Art and even A.I. Its transdisciplinary condition does not originate in the multi-mediality of its constituents exclusively, but in the intentional implementation of an ecology of meanings once the pieces, characteristically polysemic, are made for and placed in the gallery. The physical division of the two rooms that conform the exhibition space becomes what defines the type of interaction that the art works included will deal with, each area taken as a subcategory of the general symbiotic relationships. I proceed to find a correspondence of the symbiotic process in the social realm, more specifically, in the cultural process known as syncretism, that is also a distinctive aesthetic quality of the art works exhibited. Such a web of relational ontologies goes beyond the legacy of Conceptual art, now taken as a product of a Western paradigm that is based in dualism, classification, and exact definition. Instead, the show embraces the diverse narratives behind its components as a net of meanings and diverse cultural references, so to achieve a complex yet holistic approach to art making and curating simultaneously.
E-cellulose: symbiotic cultivation for the production of smart textiles in a framework of sustainable fashion and electronic art
Authors: Pataquiva-Mateus Alis
Published: June 2024

Technology has become ubiquitous, it is all around us, being a permanent part of our day to day. Along with the emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) and other innovative technologies such as Augmented Reality (AR), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain, IoT-based smart wearables and apparel harmonize functionality, with design, electronic art, and science. On the other hand, the textile industry is considered the second most polluting industry in the world, making it necessary to rethink and replace ordinary products in great global demand produced from unsustainable processes with ones that contribute to the reduction of the greatest number of environmental problems. For thus, the synthesis and structuring at nanoscale of an extracellular renewable biopolymer is proposed. This bacterial cellulose (BC), obtained from a fermentative process that requires low amounts of water for its production, it has been demonstrated having an excellent potential in the slow fashion movement due to low hydric and carbon footprint, and diminishing of tree falling or use of non-sustainable fibers; as well as, into the textile industry due to its low-cost raw materials, mechanical properties, and versatility.
English Teachers’ Instructional Practices as Determinants to Students’ 21st Century Skills
Authors: Ragay Groselie , Futalan Maria Chona
Published: June 2024

The study aimed to examine how the instructional methods employed by English teachers and the overall academic performance of students contribute to the development of 21st-century skills The research involved 277 students from public senior high schools in Bais City. It utilized a descriptive-correlational approach, using a validated questionnaire for data collection, and applied statistical methods including mean, weighted mean, and Multiple Linear Regression Analysis for data analysis. The study revealed that the extent of teachers’ instructional practices in terms of drills, contextualization, mediated learning, technology in the classroom, visualization, cooperative learning, and inquiry-based learning is “high.” It was also found that the students’ 21st-century skills in terms of problem-solving, information literacy, and critical thinking are classified as “high.” Moreover, the visualization and inquiry-based learning practices of the teachers were found to be significant predictors of the students’ problem-solving skills. In addition, the results indicated that contextualization, use of technology in class, visualization, and cooperative learning are determinants of students’ information literacy skills. Lastly, the findings signified that the use of technology in class and cooperative learning significantly predict students’ critical thinking skills.
Leadership Traits and Academic Performance of Grade 12 Accountancy, Business, and Management Students of Mabolo National High School
Authors: Repuela Marzarette , De Los Santos Christine Mae , Viking Anika Faye , Polinar Mark Anthony
Published: June 2024

Solid and effective leadership qualities are paramount in shaping and influencing students' academic performance. These leadership attributes motivate and inspire students to strive for and attain their full potential. Furthermore, such qualities are instrumental in fostering the development of essential skills among students and encouraging their active participation in contributing to the progress and advancement of their community and nation. This descriptive-correlational study examined the leadership traits and academic performance of the grade 12 accountancy, business, and management (ABM) of Mabolo National High School. Using Slovin’s formula, the study drew seventy-three (73) respondents selected randomly to represent the school's ABM students. The authors used a modified tool to gather data from the respondents, and the tool has undergone a validity and reliability test. The study employed a weighted mean and Pearson correlation coefficient to analyze the data. Based on the results, the respondents perceived social skills and emotional intelligence as dominant leadership traits, while conflict resolution and people management were weak traits as perceived by the respondents. Also, it was found that leadership traits have a significant relationship to academic performance. Therefore, the study concludes that leadership qualities exhibited by students in the ABM strand have a noteworthy influence on their academic achievements, their capacity to engage in productive collaboration with their peers, and their positive contributions to the overall learning atmosphere. The study offered a sweeping set of recommendations to address deficiencies in leadership qualities. These recommendations are intended to cultivate well-rounded societal leaders among students.
La prestación de servicios socio-sanitarios en el ámbito rural de Castilla y León: apostando por un bienestar integral
Authors: Fernández de Gatta Sánchez Dionisio , Casares Marcos Anabelén , González Iglesias Miguel , Fernández Domínguez Juan , Agra Viforcos Beatriz , Quirós Hidalgo José , Rodríguez Escanciano Susana , Fernández Fernández Roberto , Martínez Barroso María , Megino Fernández Diego , Fernández-Costales Muñiz Javier , González Bustos María , Álvarez Cuesta Henar , Tascón López Rodrigo
Published: June 2024

La estructura de la población rural de Castilla y León, calificada por baja densidad, dispersión y agudo envejecimiento hacen que el diagnóstico de sus necesidades se convierta en vital a la hora de planificar toda una línea de actuaciones a nivel regional y local ordenadas a revertir la situación: El libro ofrece al lector un análisis detallado de los problemas y propone soluciones atentas a la diferente dimensión de los municipios y las demandas concretas de los distintos colectivos en aspectos relacionados con el catálogo de servicios sociales existentes y el requerido, la sostenibilidad y habitabilidad del entorno y las medidas destinadas a mejorar la atención sanitaria y promover la salud.
Meteoritos
Authors: Trigo Rodríguez Josep M. , Bustos Moreno Yolanda , González Ferreiro Elisa Celia , Campo Bagatín Adriano , Canet Ada , Frutos María , Díaz Martínez Enrique , García Guinea Javier , Gómez de Castro Ana Inés , González Botija Fernando , Ibáñez Insa Jordi , Nieto Codina Aurelio , Peña Asensio Eloy , Sánchez Muñoz Luis , Simó Soler Elisa , Wegrzak Malgorzata
Published: June 2024

Los meteoritos, fragmentos de cuerpos celestes que han caído en la Tierra, son ventanas al pasado del sistema solar. Su estudio permite desentrañar tanto la formación de asteroides como de planetas, e incluso identificar moléculas orgánicas originadas en el espacio. Sin embargo, la recuperación y la custodia de meteoritos enfrentan desafíos legales. Históricamente, la disputa sobre su propiedad ha sido constante, desde el meteorito Ensisheim (Francia) en 1492 hasta casos recientes como el de Colomera en Granada. La ausencia de una regulación clara no solo genera conflictos jurídicos, sino que también pone en riesgo el avance científico. Este libro aborda tanto los aspectos científicos como las cuestiones jurídicas relativas a los meteoritos. Desde la importancia de su estudio para comprender nuestro entorno planetario, hasta la urgente necesidad de una legislación que determine la titularidad de los mismos, facilitando su recuperación y conservación. En España, al igual que en otros países, donde la recuperación de meteoritos cuenta con un vacío legal importante, se busca establecer un marco jurídico que garantice la protección de nuestro patrimonio geológico mueble de origen cósmico y promueva nuevos descubrimientos. Esta obra ofrece propuestas de lege ferenda con esta finalidad.
REGISTROS DE IMPACTO: DE CHICXULUB A LA ACTUALIDAD
Authors: Simó Soler Elisa
Published: June 2024

La documentación y estudio del flujo de nuevos meteoritos revela la trascendencia de las bases de datos para el análisis científico de estos fenómenos. Para ello, se acude a los repositorios más importantes en la catalogación y comprensión de los impactos como la Meteoritical Society, el Meteor Data Center de la Unión Astronómica Internacional y la Earth Impact Database. A través de un recorrido por los eventos de impacto más significativos que han afectado a ecosistemas, personas o bienes (Chicxulub, Cráter Barringer, Tunguska, Sikhote-Alin, Sylacauga, Peekskill, Carancas, 2008 TC3, Cheliábinsk, San Carlos y Menisa) se refuerza la necesidad de conocer en profundidad estos eventos para poder anticipar las estrategias de mitigación de riesgos, pero también de recogida, custodia y conservación de meteoritos, la posibilidad de resolver las cuestiones en torno a la propiedad, así como el examen de las consecuencias legales tras los daños provocados. Además, se resalta el caso de España, donde el hallazgo y estudio de meteoritos en nuestro territorio subraya la necesidad de establecer un marco legal nacional que garantice su protección y uso con fines científicos y educativos.
CONSIDERACIONES ACERCA DE LA ADSCRIPCIÓN DE LOS METEORITOS A LA TITULARIDAD DOMINICAL: ANÁLISIS DE LA PROBLEMÁTICA EN NUESTRO PAÍS Y EN OTROS DERECHOS EXTRANJEROS
Authors: Bustos Moreno Yolanda
Published: June 2024

Aunque los meteoritos poseen un innegable interés científico, la determinación de su propiedad ha suscitado controversias y litigios judiciales. Desde la perspectiva del derecho civil, no se habían examinado los posibles fundamentos legales para atribuir la titularidad de estas rocas espaciales cuando caen en terrenos privados. La disyuntiva se plantea entre conceder la propiedad al dueño de la tierra donde se encuentra el meteorito o al descubridor, si éste no recibe una compensación. Dependiendo de las circunstancias, podría ser conveniente aplicar fórmulas de copropiedad. Al igual que el resto de autores, en esta obra colectiva, se comparte la necesidad de establecer fuertes medidas de protección que limiten la propiedad. Con este objetivo, se revisa una amplia variedad de normativas extranjeras y litigios resueltos en otros países. La intención es proporcionar una base sólida para que el legislador regule un régimen especial de garantías, en consonancia con los principios del derecho civil sobre la propiedad y estableciendo criterios justos y equitativos que concilien los intereses en juego.
TAREA 14
Authors: Ruiz-Rico Ruiz José
Published: June 2024

El cine es una diversión que hay que tomar muy en serio. Un fin que puede, incluso, ser tomado como medio. Los educadores así lo han comprendido desde hace años, y los profesores de Derecho no iban a ser menos. Al cine nada de lo humano le es ajeno, y por eso quienes se dedican a la docencia en el ámbito jurídico son conscientes de que, si se puede gozar con el cine —esa bella arte—, también se puede trabajar con él en el aula. Es necesario, claro está, estar dispuesto a ello, poseer una cultura cinematográfica apropiada y diseñar adecuadamente esta estrategia pedagógica, como se hace con cualquier táctica formativa para que resulte eficaz. Es esencial seleccionar correctamente aquellas películas o escenas que puedan ser útiles en un determinado momento para trabajar en clase, teniendo claro qué se pretende del alumnado con dicho trabajo, además de ilustrar el tratamiento de la cuestión académica que sea. El presente libro es fruto del trabajo desarrollado por un grupo de docentes, principalmente profesores de asignaturas jurídicas de la Universidad de Málaga, miembros de un Proyecto de Innovación Educativa titulado «La inserción del cine en la docencia de asignaturas jurídicas: la relevancia de la lengua inglesa» (PIE19-016), coordinado por el Profesor de Derecho Civil Antonio J. Quesada Sánchez. En él se recopilan una serie de fichas de trabajo que describen experiencias individuales puestas en práctica por los docentes con sus respectivos grupos de alumnos, todas conectadas con el cine.
TAREA 22
Authors: Pacheco Suárez Isaac
Published: June 2024

El cine es una diversión que hay que tomar muy en serio. Un fin que puede, incluso, ser tomado como medio. Los educadores así lo han comprendido desde hace años, y los profesores de Derecho no iban a ser menos. Al cine nada de lo humano le es ajeno, y por eso quienes se dedican a la docencia en el ámbito jurídico son conscientes de que, si se puede gozar con el cine —esa bella arte—, también se puede trabajar con él en el aula. Es necesario, claro está, estar dispuesto a ello, poseer una cultura cinematográfica apropiada y diseñar adecuadamente esta estrategia pedagógica, como se hace con cualquier táctica formativa para que resulte eficaz. Es esencial seleccionar correctamente aquellas películas o escenas que puedan ser útiles en un determinado momento para trabajar en clase, teniendo claro qué se pretende del alumnado con dicho trabajo, además de ilustrar el tratamiento de la cuestión académica que sea. El presente libro es fruto del trabajo desarrollado por un grupo de docentes, principalmente profesores de asignaturas jurídicas de la Universidad de Málaga, miembros de un Proyecto de Innovación Educativa titulado «La inserción del cine en la docencia de asignaturas jurídicas: la relevancia de la lengua inglesa» (PIE19-016), coordinado por el Profesor de Derecho Civil Antonio J. Quesada Sánchez. En él se recopilan una serie de fichas de trabajo que describen experiencias individuales puestas en práctica por los docentes con sus respectivos grupos de alumnos, todas conectadas con el cine.
TAREA 3
Authors: Quesada Sánchez Antonio , Vitucci Chiara
Published: June 2024

El cine es una diversión que hay que tomar muy en serio. Un fin que puede, incluso, ser tomado como medio. Los educadores así lo han comprendido desde hace años, y los profesores de Derecho no iban a ser menos. Al cine nada de lo humano le es ajeno, y por eso quienes se dedican a la docencia en el ámbito jurídico son conscientes de que, si se puede gozar con el cine —esa bella arte—, también se puede trabajar con él en el aula. Es necesario, claro está, estar dispuesto a ello, poseer una cultura cinematográfica apropiada y diseñar adecuadamente esta estrategia pedagógica, como se hace con cualquier táctica formativa para que resulte eficaz. Es esencial seleccionar correctamente aquellas películas o escenas que puedan ser útiles en un determinado momento para trabajar en clase, teniendo claro qué se pretende del alumnado con dicho trabajo, además de ilustrar el tratamiento de la cuestión académica que sea. El presente libro es fruto del trabajo desarrollado por un grupo de docentes, principalmente profesores de asignaturas jurídicas de la Universidad de Málaga, miembros de un Proyecto de Innovación Educativa titulado «La inserción del cine en la docencia de asignaturas jurídicas: la relevancia de la lengua inglesa» (PIE19-016), coordinado por el Profesor de Derecho Civil Antonio J. Quesada Sánchez. En él se recopilan una serie de fichas de trabajo que describen experiencias individuales puestas en práctica por los docentes con sus respectivos grupos de alumnos, todas conectadas con el cine.
TAREA 3
Authors: Gálvez Criado Antonio
Published: June 2024

El cine es una diversión que hay que tomar muy en serio. Un fin que puede, incluso, ser tomado como medio. Los educadores así lo han comprendido desde hace años, y los profesores de Derecho no iban a ser menos. Al cine nada de lo humano le es ajeno, y por eso quienes se dedican a la docencia en el ámbito jurídico son conscientes de que, si se puede gozar con el cine —esa bella arte—, también se puede trabajar con él en el aula. Es necesario, claro está, estar dispuesto a ello, poseer una cultura cinematográfica apropiada y diseñar adecuadamente esta estrategia pedagógica, como se hace con cualquier táctica formativa para que resulte eficaz. Es esencial seleccionar correctamente aquellas películas o escenas que puedan ser útiles en un determinado momento para trabajar en clase, teniendo claro qué se pretende del alumnado con dicho trabajo, además de ilustrar el tratamiento de la cuestión académica que sea. El presente libro es fruto del trabajo desarrollado por un grupo de docentes, principalmente profesores de asignaturas jurídicas de la Universidad de Málaga, miembros de un Proyecto de Innovación Educativa titulado «La inserción del cine en la docencia de asignaturas jurídicas: la relevancia de la lengua inglesa» (PIE19-016), coordinado por el Profesor de Derecho Civil Antonio J. Quesada Sánchez. En él se recopilan una serie de fichas de trabajo que describen experiencias individuales puestas en práctica por los docentes con sus respectivos grupos de alumnos, todas conectadas con el cine.
The Economic Factors Determining Poverty Levels among Women in Uasin Gishu County, Kenya
Authors: Soy Mary J , James Onyango , Mohammed Zurah
Published: June 2024

Women roles within the society have remarkable impacts on poverty alleviation though they are susceptible to gender-based inequalities, uncompensated care giving and domestic duties. The specific objectives for the study were i) To Examine the gender wage gap among women ii) To determine source of income (Income generating activities among women iii) Examine the household expenditure patterns and iv) Assess economic status of women that makes them prone to poverty. Classical theory of poverty was used with explanatory research design. Structured questionnaires were administered to women aged 18 –60 to sample size of 397 with response rate of 95.72%. Qualitative and Quantitative data was analyzed and non-numerical data was captures in narration and tables. The study hypotheses were tested at 0.05 significance level and found a negative and insignificant relationship between poverty and education, while positive and significant effect associated with household size, employment, Income size housing types, water sources.  The study also revealed that poverty level is significantly associated with source income, income level, mode of saving, credit/convenient loan (β =11.783, ρ value =0.019). Poverty level is also statistically significant associated with adequate expenditure amount which includes expenditure spent on education, food and beverages, daily needs, water. For the economic status of women, there was statistically significant association between poverty and economic empowerment. This includes decision making in household, progressing in life, saving loan for emergency and current knowledge, skill, resource economically In conclusion, Langas region encountered challenges that determines poverty.
Street-Level Policy Entrepreneurship and Digital Technology Promotion for Migrant Health Risk Communication Policy Implementation
Authors: Suntayakorn Chuthaporn
Published: June 2024

This study aims to explore how Street-level Policy Entrepreneurs (SLPEs) utilized their strategies, skills, and attributes to promote the use of digital technology strategies for migrant health communication policy implementation. It focused on the implementation activities of SLPEs in Phetchabun and Tak where there were high concentrations of COVID-19 patients and migrants. This study used a comparative case study design which included interviews with 24 SLPEs from the two provinces. It was found that the pandemic accelerated policy actors’ adoption of entrepreneurial practices and qualities in promoting the use of digital technology strategies and coping with the implementation challenges. The unique policy context of the two provinces also promoted different utilization of entrepreneurial strategies, skills, and attributes among SLPEs in order to gain social, political, and intellectual capital for policy implementation. This research contributes to the knowledge regarding policy implementation theory and street-level policy entrepreneurship during a public health crisis as well as future pandemic preparation.
Analisis Penggunaan Lagu Untuk Meningkatkan Kemampuan Berbahasa Inggris Mahasiswa
Authors: Farhansyah Muhammad , Mutmainah Mutmainah , Anggraini Fitria
Published: June 2024

Dewasa ini, kemampuan berbahasa Inggris merupakan hal yang sangat dibutuhkan dalam berkomunikasi. Kemampuan bahasa Inggris merupakan hal penting yang harus dimiliki oleh siapa saja, tak terkecuali oleh mahasiswa. Ada banyak cara yang dapat dilakukan untuk meningkatkan kemampuan berbahasa Inggris. Salah satunya ialah dengan menggunakan lagu. Tujuan penelitian artikel ini ialah guna mengetahui keefektifan penggunaan lagu untuk meningkatkan kemampuan berbahasa Inggris mahasiswa. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode studi literatur. Penulis mendapatkan data-data mengenai penggunaan lagu untuk meningkatkan kemampuan berbahasa Inggris mahasiswa dengan cara mengevaluasi penelitian-penelitian sebelumnya serta melakukan pencarian terhadap berbagai sumber tertulis seperti buku-buku, artikel, jurnal maupun dokumen-dokumen yang berkaitan dengan permasalahan yang dikaji.  Dari hasil penelitian, ditarik kesimpulan bahwa penggunaan lagu untuk meningkatkan kemampuan berbahasa Inggris merupakan cara yang efektif dikarenakan lagu mudah ditemukan dalam kehidupan mahasiswa. Penggunaan lagu dapat membantu mahasiswa untuk mengembangkan kemampuan listening dan juga pronunciation mereka yang mana hal tersebut juga dapat menambah vocabulary yang mereka miliki.
Pengaruh Penggunaan Media Video Pembelajaraan Pada Materi Menulis Puisi Siswa Kelas VIII di SMP Negeri 8 Babat Supat
Authors: Sandora Ika , Misriani Misriani , Puspita Yenny
Published: June 2024

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh penggunaan media video pembelajaran pada materi menulis puisi siswa kelas VIII di SMP Negeri 8 Babat Supat. Penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan kuantitatif, populasi dalam penelitian ini berjumlah 63 orang dan sampel dalam penelitian ini berjumlah 22 orang. Dokumentasi, wawancara dan tes digunakan seagai teknik pengumpulan data. Berdasarkan hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa terdapat pengaruh terhadap penggunaan media video pembelajaran pada materi menulis puisi. Dimana kelas eksperimen berjumlah 11 orang dengan nilai terendah diperoleh 60 dan nilai tertinggi 89 diperoleh hasil 0,01 kurang dari 0,05 artinya data tersebut tidak terdistribusi normal sedangkan kelas kontrol berjumlah 11 orang dengan nilai terendah diperoleh 58 dan nilai tertinggi 82 artinya data berdistribusi normal.
Bacteriological water analysis of Matutinao River in Badian, Cebu, Philippines
Authors: Bureros Kenneth Joseph , Layos Jhoanna Jane , Dueñas Ken Jameson
Published: June 2024

As nature tourism becomes increasingly popular, especially in tropical countries, monitoring the environment’s health and making it sustainable is essential. Hundreds of daily tourists visit a popular spot between Kawasan Falls and the Matutinao River in Cebu to participate in the canyoneering activity. This study assessed the bacteriological quality of water in Matutinao River. Obtained water samples were analyzed for heterotrophic plate count (HPC), total coliform, and presence of the Escherichia coli (Castellani and Chalmers 1919) bacteria. It was found that the river had an HPC of 212 to 4.57 × 105 CFU ml-1 and was contaminated with coliforms (1250-1800 MPN/100 ml). The presence of E. coli was also detected. These values exceed the maximum permissible limit for recreation waters (i.e. 100 CFU ml-1 for HPC and 1,000 MPN/100 ml for total coliforms). Ideally, E. coli should also be absent in recreation waters. Although not necessarily harmful, bacteria in recreational waters need to be regularly monitored to prevent potential outbreaks. It is further recommended to revisit existing local policies to help reduce sources of contamination in the river not just to protect the environment but also to promote sustainable tourism.
Growth and survival of juvenile gold-lip pearl oyster Pinctada maxima (Jameson, 1901) at different depths with and without regular cleaning
Authors: Villanueva Judito Jr , Mecha Niño Jess Mar , Villanueva Elmer , Diaz Redentor , Dolorosa Roger
Published: June 2024

The lucrative commercial culture of gold-lip pearl oyster Pinctada maxima (Jameson, 1901) for pearl production has been in existence in the Philippines for several decades, however, no growth studies for this species has been published in the country as of this writing. To fill this gap, the results of two consecutive 60-day growth trials were conducted in the island province of Palawan. The first experiment (E1) examined the growth and survival of 4-month-old hatchery-produced pearl oysters in net trays (200 individuals per tray or 583 individuals m-2) hung in a long line at three different depths (2, 4, and 6 m) below the water surface subjected to cleaning and without cleaning regimes. The second experiment (E2) was a continuation of E1, except that the 6-month-old pearl oysters were raised in 30-individual pocket net baskets. Average shell length increments (SLI) and survival rates (SR) in E1 did not significantly vary among depths (P > 0.05) and between cleaning conditions (P > 0.05). In E2, the SLI did not significantly vary among depths (P > 0.05) and between cleaning conditions (P > 0.05), while the SR was statistically similar among depths (P < 0.05) but not between cleaning conditions (P > 0.05). The results suggest that instead of the usual single row, the three rows of net baskets at different depths and the absence of cleaning could be considered in the early stage of gold-lip pearl oyster farming.