bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Heat Induced Changes of Peda as Determined by Microstructure and Texture
Authors: Das Sumita , Bandyopadhyay A. K. , Ghatak P. K.
Published: December 2019

Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) was used to study the relationship between submicroscopic structure and macroscopic properties occurred during processing of peda, a popular heat desiccated Indian dairy confection. Various components of milk undergo complex interaction amongst themselves due to prolonged heat treatment and with the added sugar molecules. An investigation was therefore carried out to study the sub-microstructure of peda to determine the internal structure and better understanding of the typical body & texture of this traditional Indian sweet delicacy. The microstructure of peda reveals that the extensive heat treatment causes formation of casein-whey protein complexes which ultimately fused with lactose and sugar. The coalesced protein agglomerated as thick bridges. Large aggregates of lactose crystals and more void space was found in market peda which might be due to un-uniform kneading during processing. The textural properties differed markedly in laboratory and market peda. High hardness, fracturability, gumminess and chewiness and low springiness and cohesiveness of market peda might be due to extensive heating and lack of compactness. It was evident from SEM that the compactness of the network in market peda was lower as compared to laboratory samples and presence of scale or layer type structure in market samples indicated overheating of the product.Â
In Silico Design of PCR Primers to Amplify the Salt Tolerance Gene in Soybean
Authors: Kusmiyati Florentina , Sutarno Sutarno , Herwibawa Bagus
Published: December 2019

Soybean yield is decreased because of many stresses such as salt stress. Ionic and osmotic stresses are the effects of salt stress. An effective way of maintaining sustainable production in salt-affected soil is through breeding high salt tolerance soybean, which can be detected by PCR. The optimal PCR plays an important role in gene expression analysis. The success of a PCR-based method largely depends on the optimal primer sequence analysis in silico prior to a wet-bench experiment. Here we described designing of primer using web-based tools. Many types of online primer design software are available, which can be used free of charge to design desirable primers. The objective was to design of PCR primers to amplify the salt tolerance gene in soybean. A highly conserved region of 411 bases was detected by Clustal Omega. Primers were predicted using Primer3 based on conserved region, considering ideal conditions for primer length, hairpin, dimer, Tm, and GC%. The predicted forward and reverse primers were validated using NetPrimer. Both forward and reverse primers have shown significant similarity with salt tolerance gene and recommended to be used to amplify the salt tolerance gene in soybean.
Volunteer Tourism as A Factor of Sustainable Development
Authors: Vasilyevna Galenko Elena , Petrovna Ovcharenko Natalia , Viktorovna Orlovskaya Iuliia
Published: December 2019

The article studies the problem of the volunteer tourism development as an important part of the concept of sustainable tourism. Approaches to the assessment of volunteer tourism and sustainable tourism development proposed by various international organizations (UNWTO, the Worldwide Council for Sustainable Tourism, the European Environment Agency, the European Commission) and scientists. The author substantiates the importance of forming the system of the sustainable development of tourism indicators, enriched with the concept of volunteer tourism and the need for continuous monitoring at different levels. It is concluded that volunteer tourism, directly manifested in the context of the development of each country, is considered by a number of international organizations, foreign and domestic researchers as a factor of sustainable tourism development. In the article, the hypothesis of a direct positive relationship between sustainable tourism development and volunteer tourism (volunteer tourists) is verified on the basis of a questionnaire survey of volunteer tourists. The proposed approaches to the assessment of the sustainable tourism development enriched with the concept of volunteer tourism cannot be considered universal, since each country needs its own system.
Factors Responsible for Human Resources Management for Tertiary Education Goals Achievement in Ebonyi State of Nigeria
Authors: Nwakpa Paul
Published: December 2019

This paper centered fully on the factors responsible for human resources management for tertiary education goals achievement in Ebonyi State. The author succeeded in itemizing and discussing twenty factors that could aid the achievement of tertiary education goals in Ebonyi State and beyond to include: 1. Prompt payment of staff salaries and allowances; 2. Regular promotion of staff; 3. Provision of staff training and education; 4. Employment of adequate staff among others. The author ended by recommending a total adoption or application of the twenty factors discussed for easy achievement of the tertiary education goals. Â Â Â Â Â
Saprolitizationâ€™s Characteristics of Rare Earth Elements in Volcanic Regolith on Drill Core #65 in Western Sulawesi, Indonesia
Authors: Godang Shaban , Idrus Arifudin , Priadi Fadlin, Bambang , Basuki Nurcahyo Indro
Published: December 2019

The enrichment of Rare Earth Elements (REEs) in regolith depends on greatly number of chemical weathering degree, the ability of the ion-adsorption on clay, precipitation of REEs, minimum uptake by plants, and minor REE leaching out by lessivage. The degree of chemical weathering depends on the decaying of four base weathering elements (Mg, Ca, Na, K) in minerals and is relatively less dependent on the slow leaching of silica. Therefore, a study of regolith profile from weatheringâ€™s Adang Volcanics (western Sulawesi, Indonesia) is performed to understand the relationship between degree of chemical weathering, nature migration of REE and the characteristics of saprolitization REEs. The result of drill core samples shows the increasing of degree of chemical weathering (Degree of Saprolitization; DOS) is equal to gradual increasing of alumina by saprolitization, and has also gradual increase in Fe-Ti-oxides by ferruginization; furthermore, there is also a gradual enrichment of REEs occurred in the saprolite zone on Adang Volcanics regolith. The enrichment of REEs in the saprolite zones (E and B horizons) is 2.73 times (TREY = 2,579 ppm, in avg) compared to the parent mafic trachytic rocks (944 ppm) reveal the high adsorption ability on lateritic-ferruginous clay. The thickness of high concentration REEs (2,435 ppm, in avg) is starting from A to E, and B-horizon which is about 5 m. The ratio of LREE and HREE is 87.42% and 12.58%, respectively in parent rock which indicates the genesis of rare-earth is more influenced by replacement of Ca2+, Na+ and K+ in minerals of diopside, apatite and leucite/pseudoleucite rather than the substitution by zircon (Zr4+).
Android Application "AYO ASI" Intervention in Increasing Breastfeeding Knowledge
Authors: Angraini Diana Hartaty , Ichwan Fauziah, Erika Yulita
Published: December 2019

Background: Breast milk is a complex food because it contains complete nutrients. The average exclusive breastfeeding mother is only up to two months. This is influenced by a lack of mother's knowledge, support from health workers, sick mothers and promotion of formula milk. Mothers must be prepared for the process of breastfeeding their babies. Therefore, reliable media must be created to increase maternal knowledge so that it can support the success of breastfeeding. The aim of this study was to determine the effect of educational interventions through the android application media "Ayo ASI" on increasing maternal knowledge about breast milkMethods: This study uses a quasi-experimental approach. the sample in this study were 35 respondents in the intervention group and 35 respondents for the group taken with the control of the purposive sampling method.Results: Based on the Wilcoxon test at getting p-value 0,000, there is an effect of giving education through the Android application "AYO ASI" there is an increase in knowledge. Based on the results of the mann whithney test obtained p-value 0,000 so it can be concluded that there is a difference in increasing knowledge about ASI between the intervention group and the control group
The Effect of Quizlet on Vocabulary Acquisition
Authors: Sanosi Abdulaziz B
Published: December 2019

This study concerns with the major objective of foreign language teaching: vocabulary acquisition. The modern trends of teaching and the vast advance of technology enable teachers to use online and mobile applications in a very wide range. The real effect of using such a method need to be measured. Accordingly, this experimental-design study investigated the effect of Quizlet, a rapidly growing application with an online and mobile phone version, on vocabulary acquisition. Two groups of low-level EFL learners at Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz University in Saudi Arabia ( N = 42) participated in the study. Each group underwent a pretest and a posttest to assess their acquisition of the assigned vocabulary lessons that were extracted from their syllabus. After using Quizlet for vocabulary learning for a month, the experimental group participants show a significant improvement in vocabulary posttest. Accordingly, the study acknowledges and recommends using the application at university level
Effect of Strategic Timelines on the Performance of Technical Training Institutions in Meru County, Kenya
Authors: Muthaa George Mungiria
Published: December 2019

Organizational performance is important in justifying its existence and resources allocation. To enhance performance Strategic plans have been identified as useful management tools to achieving competitive advantage. Technical Training institutions have been operating with strategic plans for at least the last ten years; however no systematic study has been carried out to investigate the influence of the strategic timelines on the performance of the institutions. The current study sought to investigate the effect of the strategic timelines on performance of Technical Training Institutions in Meru County. The study used cross sectional descriptive survey research design. The survey was conducted with the top, middle and lower level management of the institutions.Â  Questionnaires were used for data collection. Data was analyzed by use of both descriptive and inferential statistics including frequencies, percentages, means, correlations and the regression analyses. The findings were presented in tables and figures. The study established that timelines having a significant influence on performance. The government policy enhanced the effectiveness of the strategic timelines on the performance of technical training institutions. The researcher recommends the alignment of the institutional philosophy, priorities, innovations and collaborations to the institutional strategic plans which could improve the performance of Technical Training Institutions.
Prediction of Student Final Exam Performance in an Introductory Programming Course: Development and Validation of the Use of a Support Vector Machine-Regression Model
Authors: Veerasamy Ashok Kumar , D'Souza Daryl , LindÃ©n Rolf , Laakso Mikko-Jussi
Published: December 2019

This paper presents a Support Vector Machine predictive model to determine if prior programming knowledge and completion of in-class and take home formative assessment tasks might be suitable predictors of examination performance. Student data from the academic years 2012 - 2016 for an introductory programming course was captured via ViLLE e-learning tool for analysis. The results revealed that student prior programming knowledge and assessment scores captured in a predictive model, is a good fit of the data. However, while overall success of the model is significant, predictions on identifying at-risk students is neither high nor low and that persuaded us to include two more research questions. However, our preliminary post analysis on these test results show that on average students who secured less than 70% in formative assessment scores with little or basic prior programming knowledge in programming may fail in the final programming exam and increase the prediction accuracy in identifying at-risk students from 46% to nearly 63%. Hence, these results provide immediate information for programming course instructors and students to enhance teaching and learning process.Â
Relationship of Facebook Use and Scholastic Performance: The Case of Filipino Senior High School Students
Authors: Garzon Jezreel D. , Kim Nami , Kim Cheong Hoon
Published: December 2019

High school students in the Philippines nowadays are engaged into Facebook. It is the most commonly used social networking site in the Philippines. This research assessed the Facebook Use of 591(235 male, 356 female) randomly selected Filipino senior high school students in Southern Philippines for school year 2017-2018. Bergen Facebook Addiction Scale determined the degree of studentsâ€™ Facebook Use. It was found out that 362(61.3%) students are classified as Facebook addict and 229(38.7%) are classified non-Facebook addict. In the comparison between studentsâ€™ time spent on Facebook, it was found out that the less time they spend on Facebook, the lower grades they get in school. Furthermore, the more gadgets they have at home the better scholastic performance they have. The correlation between Facebook use and Scholastic performance showed that there is no association between the two variables.
Improvement on Leakage Current Performance of Semiconductor IC Packages by Eliminating ESD Events
Authors: Gomez Frederick Ray
Published: December 2019

The technical paper discusses the reduction of high leakage current failures of semiconductor IC (integrated circuit) packages by eliminating the ESD (electrostatic discharge) events during assembly process and ensuring the appropriate machine grounding and ESD controls.Â  It is imperative to reduce or ideally eliminate the leakage current failures of the device to ensure the product quality, especially as the market becomes more challenging and demanding.Â  After implementation of the corrective and improvement actions, high leakage current occurrence was reduced from baseline of 5784 ppm to 1567 ppm, better than the six sigma goal of 4715 ppm.
Probability Functions of Order Statistics from Discrete Uniform Distribution
Authors: Metin KarakaÅŸ Ayse , Ã‡alik S.
Published: December 2019

In this paper, we firstly give basic definitions and theorems for order statistics. Later, we show that r. probability function of order statistics from discrete uniform distribution can be obtained in another form.
The Demand for Primary Health Care Service in Nigeria: New Evidence from Facility Determinants
Authors: Osakede Uche Abamba
Published: December 2019

Despite high distribution of Primary Health Care Centres (PHC) and low cost of care provision, patronage is low in Nigeria. Findings for the determinants of health care demand are one sided with focus on patient related factors. Less attention is given to facility determinants. This study examined facility determinants of the demand for PHC service in Nigeria using basic infrastructures, equipment and staff type.Â  The 2013-2014 SDI data covering 11,690 primary health care facilities was used. The Negative Binomial regression model was fitted to determine the effects of facility factors on number of visits. The results show more community workers and paraprofessionals and few medical Doctors and Nurses in PHCâ€™s. Facilities are equipped with weighing scales, sphygmomanometer and stethoscope with few thermometer. High staff absence rate, lack of improved water source and non-regular power supply are also observed.Â  Findings associate presence of Nurses with increased number of visits than other staff type.Â  Child weighing scale, regular power supply and improved water are also key positive determinants. Better use of PHCâ€™s in Nigeria is possible with medical personnel especially nurses in employment. Improved water, regular power and instruments like child weighing scale are also vital.
La Promesa divina
Authors: Jiménez Marce Rogelio
Published: December 2019

Este trabajo busca mostrar, a partir del análisis de diversos manuales de teología publicados entre los siglos XVII y XVIII, la manera en que se concibió el cielo en el pensamiento católico. Este espacio sobrenatural se consideraba como el lugar en el que se recompensatía a todos aquellos creyentes que habían cumplido con las normas religiosas, lo cual implicaba, entre otras cosas, el desprecio de los bienes terrenales. Los teólogos fueron prolíficos en la creación de estrategias que buscaban incentivar a los creyentes a alcanzar la bienaventuranza, motivo por el cual describían con gran detalle los espacios en los que estaba dividido el cielo, como era el palacio celestial que habitaban los elegidos y se puso especial atención en mostrar los bienes accidentales y esenciales que se recibirían. En este sentido, el artículo muestra la riqueza del imaginario católico sobre uno de los lugares del más allá.
Identificação dos elementos impulsionadores da sustentabilidade em balneários turísticos | Identification of the elements driving sustainability in seaside
Authors: Bissoli-Dalvi Márcia , Cavazzoni Livia Torezani , De Alvarez Cristina Engel
Published: December 2019

O turismo é uma das atividades econômicas brasileiras que vem se destacando por apresentar crescimento constante, principalmente nas regiões do litoral, contribuindo para impulsionar o desenvolvimento e a economia local, sendo ainda um setor promissor para a implementação de práticas da sustentabilidade no ambiente construído. No Estado do Espírito Santo (Brasil), esta atividade atrai a população tanto nos períodos de verão como em outros específicos relacionados às festividades típicas locais. Esta pesquisa teve por objetivo identificar os indicadores utilizados nas ferramentas de avaliação de sustentabilidade que efetivamente apontem os elementos impulsionadores da sustentabilidade em balneários turísticos utilizando como estudo de casos os balneários do tipo Suburbano do Estado do Espírito Santo. Com base na fundamentação teórica e no levantamento documental foi possível caracterizá-los nos principais aspectos relacionados ao conceito de sustentabilidade no ambiente construído. Como principal resultado, destacou-se como elemento impulsionador da sustentabilidade o aproveitamento dos recursos naturais do ambiente construído, como por exemplo, o amplo uso da ventilação e iluminação naturais, bem como de materiais locais. Os indicadores impulsionadores foram categorizados nas quatro dimensões da sustentabilidade — ambiental, social, econômico e cultural —, sendo também classificados de acordo com os níveis de abrangência, seja na escala do edifício, da vizinhança ou da região.
Monumental e doméstico: uma leitura do setor central de Goiânia através da fotografia | Monumental and domestic: a perusal of Goiânia’s neighbourhood of setor central through photography
Authors: Monteiro Julia Macedo , Caixeta Eline Maria Moura Pereira
Published: December 2019

Esse artigo objetiva analisar algumas fotografias históricas da cidade de Goiânia, que demonstram o contraste entre a almejada escala monumental, sublinhada em seu plano original, e a configuração doméstica decorrente da implantação dos edifícios. A partir do uso da imagem fotográfica como instrumento metodológico de análise historiográfica, serão levantados alguns aspectos morfológicos, paisagísticos e históricos, que se referem à dicotomia entre a escala monumental e doméstica, presente em seu núcleo inicial. Busca-se também, compreender como as fotografias utilizadas para divulgar a imagem da cidade, nos primeiros anos de sua existência, representam essa relação. As imagens escolhidas foram pensadas tendo por temas: a formação, a construção e a consolidação do espaço urbano e o início da transformação do Setor Central. Foram selecionadas sete figuras, que perpassam registros da Praça Cívica e das principais avenidas que compõem o traçado urbano de Goiânia, enfocando as primeiras edificações e espaços urbanos da capital. O referencial teórico utilizado para a leitura das imagens abarca as reflexões desenvolvidas por Ana Maria Mauad, Lígia Maria Tavares da Silva e Letícia Castilhos Coelho, acerca das interfaces entre fotografia, história e memória urbana.
Envelhecimento ativo e saudável nos espaços públicos: os casos da praça Victor Civita e do parque linear cantinho do céu em São Paulo (Brasil) | Active and healthy aging in public spaces: the cases of Victor Civita square and cantinho do céu linear park in São Paulo (Brazil)
Authors: Moysés Tatiana De Girolamo , Alvim Angélica Tanus Benatti
Published: December 2019

O artigo discute a inserção do idoso na perspectiva do envelhecimento ativo e saudável nos espaços públicos da cidade contemporânea. Apresenta a avaliação do uso dos espaços públicos por pessoas com 60 anos ou mais em duas áreas públicas que foram objeto de intervenção urbanística recente na cidade de São Paulo: Praça Victor Civita, região oeste, com predominância de população de média e alta rendas; e Parque Linear Cantinho do Céu, região sul, com predominância de população de renda baixa. A metodologia de avaliação envolve a aplicação de um questionário fechado para o universo de 35 pessoas acima de 60 anos, em cada área, que aborda os seguintes aspectos: (1) Acessibilidade Física; (2) Estrutura para Permanência; (3) Atividades; (4) Interação Social; (5) Espaço e Bem-estar. Os resultados apontam que os espaços públicos analisados produzem uma percepção pessoal positiva perante o envelhecimento dentre os entrevistados, com ênfase nos aspectos de: saúde, independência e autonomia. Contudo, alguns aspectos negativos, como poucas atividades planejadas para pessoas com 60 anos ou mais e baixa manutenção destas localidades, indicam a necessidade de maior atenção de políticas públicas voltadas para o envelhecimento da população.
The effects of growth orientation and job crafting on creative behavior
Authors: Seo Eunyoung , Tak Jinkook
Published: November 2019

The purpose of this study was to examine the relationships among growth orientation, job crafting, and creative behavior. Specifically, this study examined the mediating effect of job crafting on the relationship between growth orientation and creative behavior. Also, this study was intended to examine the moderating effect of development culture on the relationship between growth orientation and job crafting. Also, the moderated mediation effect of developmental culture examined growth orientation and creative behavior. Data collected from 294 employees who were working in various companies via an online survey. The results showed that growth orientation was positively related to job crafting and creative behavior. Furthermore, job crafting partially mediated the relationship between growth orientation and creative behavior. Also, when the development culture of the organization was influential, the relation of growth orientation to job crafting was stronger, confirming the moderating effect of development culture. Moreover, the moderated mediation effect of developmental culture found. Based on the results of this study, implications, limitations, and future research discussed.
The effects of workaholics and job engagement on sleep quality
Authors: Lee Sunhee , Nam Gieun
Published: November 2019

Although both workaholism and job engagement are known to share the behavioral tendency of heavy work investment, the underlying motivations as well as implications for individuals and organizations differ from each other. To further the understanding the similarity and differences between the two variables, the current study used daily dairy study to examine how workaholism and job engagement influence sleep quality through psychological detachment. Multilevel structural equation modeling on the data collected from 89 employees of an organization over five days showed, as expected, workaholism had negative effects on sleep quality through psychological detachment. Further, the study showed that workaholism acted as a suppressor for the relationship between job engagement and psychological detachment. That is, after controlling for workaholism, the positive relationship between job engagement and psychological detachment increased. However, the hypothesis that job engagement positively influences sleep quality through psychological detachment was not supported. The findings contribute to understanding the mechanism of the negative effect of workaholics, and also raise the need to re-examine the conceptual definition of job engagement.
Development and validity of the communication competence scale of middle managers
Authors: Kang Jiyeon , Tak Jinkook
Published: November 2019

This study was intended to develop the communication competence scale for the middle manager in organizations and examine its validity. To develop the communication competence scale of middle managers, first, 632 items extracted through literature review, expert interviews, and open surveys for middle managers. In the process of developing the items, it found that there were differences in competencies between communication with superiors and communication with subordinates. Thus it was decided to develop two different scales for each of middle managers’ communication competencies with superior and communication competencies with the subordinate. Based on experts’ evaluations on the content validity of the items, 81 items for the communication competencies with superior and 78 items for the communication competencies with subordinates were selected. In the first preliminary survey obtained from 338 middle managers, ten factors and 69 items selected for the communication competencies with superior and eight factors, and 54 items obtained for the communication competencies with the subordinate. In the second preliminary survey obtained from 206 middle managers, eight factors, and 64 items for the communication competencies with superior and seven factors and 45 items for the communication competencies with subordinates obtained. The total sample was divided into two groups to check the scale validity. Exploratory factor analyses conducted for group 1 then a confirmatory factor analysis conducted for the other group. The results showed that the exploratory factor analysis extracted 8 factors (persuasion, self-confidence, manner, listening, honesty, confirm, logicality, wisdom) and 52 items for the communication competencies with superior, and 7 factors (listening, humor, emotion regulation, modesty, non-verbal expression, consideration, clarity) and 37 items for the communication competencies with subordinate. In the confirmatory factor analysis using structural equation modeling, the models fit the data well. Also, the communication competencies of the middle manager significantly correlated with the criterion variables such as interpersonal relationship competencies and conflict management and confirming the criterion-related validity of the scale. Finally, implications, limitations, and directions for future research discussed.
The effects of hierarchical organizational structure and performance-based human resource system on climate of silence and selfish silence behavior
Authors: Ko Eunbi , Han Youngseok
Published: November 2019

The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of hierarchical organizational structure and performance-based human resource system on climate of silence and silence behavior and to reveal this process. Specifically, We will examine the effect the hierarchical organizational structure and performance-based human resource system on organizational silence, the dual mediated effects on climate of silence and psychological unsafety. A total of 300 employee working in a variety of difference fields in Korea participated in an on-line survey, These results showed that hierarchical organizational structure had a positive effect on climate of silence and Performance-based human resource system had a negative effect on climate of silence. Climate of silence had a positive effect on psychological unsafety and Psychological unsafety had a positive effect on defensive silence. The defensive silence a positive effect on acquiescent silence. The hierarchical organizational structure had a effect on defensive silence, through climate of silence and psychological unsafefy, and had a effect on acquiescent silence, through climate of silence, psychology unsafety, and defensive silence. this study is significance to integrately consider the effect of organizational structure, culture and Psychological factor on silence behavior. On the basis of the results, the implications and future research directions were discussed.
PENDIDIKAN ISLAM DI KOTA PALU:(Perspektif Historisitas, Kelembagaan dan Peranan)
Authors: M Arif Arifuddin
Published: November 2019

Islamic education in the Palu valley grew and developed along with the entry and development of Islam in the city of Palu since 1650 (XVII century). Institutionally, Islamic education grows and develops through informal, semi-formal, formal, and formal education channels organized by Islamic community organizations, foundations, and the government. Islamic education which was born along with the coming of Islam itself in the valley of Palu, even though at first it was in a very simple form, until institutionalization was enough to color the diversity of the people of Palu City while respecting the culture and wisdom of the community. Islamic education in the city of Palu, has played its function and role in accordance with the demands of the community and its era, especially in fostering community fervor especially the Muslim community in the city of Palu.
PERAN PERILAKU KEPEMIMPINAN WAKIL KEPALA SEKOLAH BIDANG KESISWAAN DALAM PENGORGANISASIAN SISWA BERBASIS MEDIA SOSIAL DI SMK KOTA BEKASI
Authors: Fetrimen
Published: December 2019

Principal leadership activities in utilizing social media can affect the effectiveness of organizing, coaching, and communication. This study discusses effective communication with students through utilizing social media. Communication through social media is done by forming groups in various social media. This research was conducted with a survey method that uses data analysis with path analysis methods where calculations are performed with the program used are Data Analysis packages found in Microsoft Excel and SPSS. The subjects of this study were the deputy principals of the Vocational High School students' field of 100 people in the city of Bekasi. The determination of the sample was taken using Slovin formula and random sampling technique, as many as 80 deputy principals in the student field were the sample of the study while 20 deputy principals in the student field were used to test the validation of the research instruments. This research is expected to contribute to society.
KEPEMIMPINAN DALAM LEMBAGA PENDIDIKAN ISLAM
Authors: Said Colle
Published: December 2019

Leadership is the process of activities of someone who has the art / ability to influence, coordinate and move individuals so that cooperation arises regularly in an effort to achieve common goals that have been established / formulated. While educational leadership, namely the process of activities influencing, moving and coordinating individuals, organizations / educational institutions to achieve certain goals that have been formulated. Leader skills operate the organization. is skill to cooperate, motivate and lead and technical skills, namely skills that must be possessed by the principal in using knowledge, methods, techniques, and equipment to complete certain tasks. Other activities that the headmaster must do as a self-developer are learning and observing daily work in the wet environment, observing management activities in a planned and creative way to develop new methods in the learning process and building networks.
DESAIN DAN ANALISIS PEKERJAAN DALAM MANAJEMEN PERSONALIA
Authors: Minabari Masturah
Published: November 2019

Each work design also influences the employee's attitude towards the task at hand. In addition, job design determines work relations between employees, between employees and superiors, types of work, and socio-economic relations. Through design work is carried out changing the content, functions and relations of work that are able to complete in accordance with the target and boss satisfaction. Job design and analysis includes; authority of the office holder, routine implementation of duties, identity of the holder, and involvement of the incumbent. Job functions include; work methods used, work coordination, responsibility, information flow, and work authority. While employment relations include joint work activities between officials and all employees in one agency.

Keywords: official management, design work, design
HUBUNGAN ANTARA EFIKASI DIRI DAN PERAN GURU DENGAN BELAJAR BERDASAR REGULASI DIRI PADA AKSELERAN
Authors: Sari Handayani Andi Muthia
Published: December 2019

This research is a quantitative approach with the aim at knowing: (1). The relationship between self-efficacy and the role of the teacher by learning based on self-regulation. (2). The contribution given by self-efficacy and the role of teachers in self-regulation based learning. (3). Levels of self-efficacy and the role of teachers in learning based on self-regulation. The subject of this study was acceleration in one of the Public High Schools in Surakarta as many as 115 people. This study is a principled study on population studies. Based on the results and analysis using multiple regression it is known that the correlation coefficient R = 0.375 (p = 0.000: p <0.05), which means that there is a significant relationship between self-efficacy and the role of teachers with self-regulation. The total contribution given by the two independent variables in this study amounted to 14.1%, and for both categorizations the independent variables namely self-efficacy and the role of the teacher were at a high level, and the dependent variable of learning based on self-regulation was at a very high level.

Key word: Self-Regulated Learning, Self-Efficacy, The Role of Teachers
PENDIDIKAN IPS BERBASIS KEARIFAN LOKAL DENGAN PENDEKATAN ETNOPEDAGOGY DITINJAU DARI PRESPEKTIF KURIKULUM
Authors: Misnah
Published: December 2019

The personal social issues experienced by students in daily life are important studies in social studies education. The study of the role of the environment is very important in preserving local wisdom that is beginning to be abandoned by the younger generation, especially the students as a generation of gold who will continue the eastafet stick of development. The importance of a learning approach that is relevant to the situation of students, learning in accordance with the real world reality of students with ecological intelligence (Ekopedagogy) by exploring local wisdom that can be developed through social studies with the selection of contextual material, and meaningful for students to develop skills concern for the community, and place empathy as a form of positive attitudes towards environmental conservation based on local wisdom through the ecopedagogy approach.

Keywords: social studies, local wisdom, ethnopedagogy
PENGARUH MOTIVASI DAN KEPUASAN KERJA PEGAWAI TERHADAP KUALITAS LAYANAN ADMINISTRASI AKADEMIK DI FTIK IAIN PALU
Authors: Mistiani Wiwin
Published: December 2019

This study aims to determine: 1) The effect of employee work motivation on the quality of academic administration services in FTIK IAIN Palu. 2) The effect of employee job satisfaction on the quality of academic administrative services in FTIK IAIN Palu., 3). Effect of Motivation and Job Satisfaction of employees on the Quality of Academic Administrative Services in FTIK IAIN Palu. This research uses a quantitative approach with questionnaire data collection techniques, questionnaires, interviews, observation, and documentation. While the data analysis technique used is the classic assumption test using normality, multicollinearity, and heteroscedasticity tests. Research Results Show There is a significant influence on the work motivation of administrative employees on the quality of Academic Administration Services by 17.4%. There is a significant effect of Employee Job Satisfaction on Academic Administration Service Quality of 51%, and There is a significant effect of motivation and level of employee job satisfaction the quality of academic administration services is 80.3%.

Keywords: motivation, satisfaction, administrative services
Vida de Adil. Una creación del Laboratorio Escénico: Universo Inestables
Authors: Mrakić Angelina , Hernández Vargas David
Published: November 2019

Reseña de arte que comparte la experiencia escultórica en relación con las artes vivas plasmado en el Espacio Teatro Contemporáneo (ETC) de creación escénica de la sala teatral Cuarta Pared en su convocatoria del año 2018. Bajo la premisa de crear a partir de “historias de vida” se desarrolla la puesta en escena, Vida de Adil, desde la hibridación de diversos lenguajes siendo las esculturas de David González-Carpio Alcaraz principales protagonistas.La escultura figurativa y el cuerpo escultórico del actor se unen en el punto de indistinción - la figura se convierte en un cuerpo vivo, y el cuerpo vivo en un cuerpo maraña. Este juego de reducir un personaje a su cuerpo y posteriormente a una figura, escultura inmóvil, nos lleva a pensar en la desmaterialización del ser como reacción a los procesos de consumo de la sociedad capitalista, y a su vez en la resultante de esos procesos relacionados con el verbo reflexivo consumirse. Dentro de este contexto se establece una resonancia entre el cuerpo del actor y escultórico.  En la relación y manipulación de las figuras existe prolongación y afección. De ese diálogo nace una narrativa que va más allá de la ilustración. El cuerpo del actor por momentos se funde con las esculturas para deformar, deconstruir, y simbolizar a aquellos cuerpos objetos mecanizados, animados, y los cuerpos marionetas vivos, portadores de los síntomas de nuestra época.
Murillo y su estela en Sevilla
Authors: Muñoz Nieto Enrique
Published: November 2019

ICAS. Sevilla, Espacio Santa Clara. Del 5 de diciembre de 2017 al 8 de abril de 2018
Aplicación Murillo. Materialismo, charitas, populismo
Authors: Martín Rod Álex , Navarro Alicia
Published: November 2019

Sevilla. Diciembre 2018-marzo 2019
Gianfranco Baruchello - Agricola Cornelia S.p.A. Sulla Coltivazione di un luogo ideale
Authors: Cortés Zulueta Concepción
Published: November 2019

En el libro publicado en 1983 How to Imagine: a Narrative on Art and Agriculture, que toma la forma de un largo monólogo urdido en presencia del autor Henry Martin (y luego traducido por él), la voz del artista Gianfranco Baruchello bosquejaba lo que habían supuesto para él, para su vida y su trayectoria artística, los ochos años de la granja Agricola Cornelia (1973-1981) de los que se nutre esta exposición. Comisariada por Maria Alicata y Daniela Zanoletti, esta muestra conmemora no sólo esta experiencia, sino que también actúa como un homenaje al nacimiento y a las dos décadas de vida de la Fondazione Baruchello, instaurada en 1998 por el propio artista y Carla Subrizi.
Pedro de Mena. Granatensis Malacae
Authors: Leiva Aldea José Manuel
Published: November 2019

Palacio Episcopal (Málaga). Del 16 de marzo al 14 de julio 2019
Gonzalo M. Borrás Gualis
Authors: Ordóñez Vergara Javier
Published: November 2019

El pasado 27 de febrero de 2019 nos dejó un grande entre los grandes de la Historia del Arte.No resulta fácil plasmar en una nota, con la obligada brevedad de todo obituario, el resumen siquiera de sus enormes logros científicos y profesionales...
Pancho Amarcord. Una semblanza de Francisco Juan García Gómez
Authors: Méndez Baiges Maite
Published: November 2019

Es difícil evocar a Pancho sin que acudan a la mente numerosas referencias cinematográficas. Imposible no recordar, por ejemplo, que al principio de nuestras carreras académicas en el departamento de historia del arte de la Universidad de Málaga, algunos de nosotros compartíamos con él un despacho tan angosto como populoso y jovial al que nos referíamos como «el camarote de los Marx».
Implementación errática del Marco Curricular Común de la RIEMS en Aguascalientes
Authors: Muñoz Abundez Gustavo , Camacho Sandoval Salvador
Published: December 2019

La Reforma Integral de la Educación Media Superior en México (RIEMS) se elaboró en 2008. Su instrumentación e impacto han sido muy limitados, no obstante cierta fortaleza y arraigo institucional que ha trascendido las diferencias partidistas en las administraciones gubernamentales. En particular la implementación del Marco Curricular Común (MCC) ha sido desigual entre los subsistemas de este nivel y con resultados insatisfactorios. Este estudio explora, mediante entrevistas a profundidad realizadas a funcionarios clave de Aguascalientes, la instrumentación del MCC desde la perspectiva de las instancias intermedias de gestión del sistema, la política pública y el cambio educativo. Los resultados muestran seis problemáticas: subsistemas con desiguales condiciones de actualización docente, dependencia de la voluntad de los actores en ausencia de condiciones de gestión, perfiles y atribuciones limitadas de los funcionarios, dificultad para comprender la RIEMS, rigidez en instancias de gestión y ausencia de un organismo eficaz para gestionar la implementación.
Felicidad, educación y democracia en el pensamiento de Nel Noddings
Authors: García Alicia , Jover Gonzalo
Published: December 2019

En su libro Happiness and Education (2003) Noddings ofrece pistas para repensar los objetivos de la educación y el papel que la búsqueda de la felicidad debe desempeñar entre ellos. En su análisis de las políticas educativas actuales, basadas en estándares, éstas no sólo están lejos de cumplir con sus objetivos, sino que además están lejos de cumplir con los requisitos de una democracia. Noddings llega a la conclusión de que los currículos educativos deben fomentar la búsqueda de la felicidad si quieren asegurar el cumplimiento de esta doble tarea. Para ello se apoya en los trabajos de los pragmatistas James y Dewey cuyos planteamientos ofrecen la posibilidad de superar la crítica a la crisis en la que se encuentra la educación según los términos establecidos por Arendt, en la medida en que se apoyan en la poética del espacio de Bachelard.
Designing Educational Experiences: Resurrecting the Archive through Collaborative Exhibition
Authors: Gurevitch Leon , Miller Tim , Fraser Simon
Published: December 2019

This article considers the creation of an exhibition at the National Library of New Zealand. Specifically, this project was a collaborative endeavour between the School of Design at Victoria University of Wellington and the National Library, aimed at utilising new technologies and traditional archival research to bring forgotten and rarely accessed data back to life in a public exhibition. From the outset this project sought to combine the best of both new educational technologies (augmented reality) with tactile, physical materials (created using laser cutting and 3D printing) that the public could handle and use in a way that would break down the barriers between exhibition objects and resurrected archival data. The result was an interactive exhibition focused upon the emergence of Wellington as a city and the growth of its waterfront over the last century and a half. The design research project took place between November 2016 and February 2017 and resulted in a project exhibition open to the public running from May 2017 to February 2018. The principle supervisors were Leon Gurevitch and Tim Miller with a research team of three research assistants (Stefan Peacock, Alasdair Tarry and Louis Elwood­Leach).
How to Develop True Care: Three Interviews with Nel Noddings
Authors: Yokota Masao , Douglass Clarissa , Noddings Nel
Published: December 2019

In these three interviews conducted in 2011, 2012 and 2016 and then translated for Japanese language publications, Nel Noddings discusses care ethics, today’s educational practices vis-à-vis her recent books, as well as how she and her husband Jim raised their ten children.  The first two interviews appeared in Seikyo Shimbun, the daily newspaper for Soka Gakkai, a Buddhist lay organization based on the practice and study of Nichiren (1222-1282).  The third interview appeared in Ushio, a monthly magazine aimed at a general audience.  Providing a backdrop for the interviews is common ground found in the work of education philosophers John Dewey (1859-1952) and Tsunesaburo Makiguchi (1871-1944).  In 1930, Makiguchi founded Soka Gakkai’s forerunner, Soka Kyoiku Gakkai, comprised of teachers and educators actively promoting education reform in Japan as advocated in Makiguchi’s The System of Value-Creating Pedagogy (1930).
Care Ethics in Universities: Beyond an Easy “Add and Stir” Solution
Authors: Vázquez Verdera Victoria
Published: December 2019

El trabajo de Nel Noddings ha representado un profundo desafío para el pensamiento androcéntrico en filosofía de la educación. El documento plantea la cuestión de si la ética del cuidado podría agregarse a las políticas universitarias. Para lograr este objetivo, se explora si la incorporación de la ética del cuidado en las políticas universitarias transformaría la orientación de la investigación, la administración universitaria y la experiencia de aprendizaje en tu totalidad. Más adelante, el documento analiza las implicaciones del significado de la ética del cuidado de Noddings como un vía para abordar la moralidad aplicada a los entornos universitarios. Finalmente, el artículo concluye ofreciendo la ética del cuidado como una alternativa a las teorías éticas tradicionales en base a sus puntos fuertes que convergen en la posibilidad real de formar mejores adultos.
Geography Taught as if It Matters
Authors: Thornton Stephen
Published: December 2019

Nel Noddings (2013, 2015) argues there is no school subject more crucial than geography for making “better adults” who will serve as caring and responsible stewards of planet Earth. This perspective assigns geography a far greater role in school (and college) programs than in many places today. In this essay, I elaborate what such a perspective could mean. Specifically, I explore how relationships—both among humans and in subject matter—enable a geographic education that reaches young people. As touchstones for discussion, I draw on two propositions Noddings repeatedly advances: (1) geography considered as a study of the earth as the “home” of humans and other living things provides a sound basis for the selection of topics for study, and (2) children’s interests “employed wisely will lead to knowledge and attitudes that are adequate for personal fulfillment and for citizenship” (Noddings, 2012, p. 194).
Critical Thinking and Open-Mindedness in Polarized Times
Authors: Verducci Susan
Published: December 2019

In Teaching Controversial Issues, Nel Noddings and co-author Laurie Brooks invite teachers to engage students in critical thinking on issues that divide Americans such as religion, race, gender, class, and justice. Across her recent work, Noddings argues that schools are places where students can learn to listen to others and to think about these issues critically and collaboratively. This essay proposes that the power of critical thinking for cultivating students’ ability to participate in social and political life is complicated by current American polarization and needs to be supplemented by exercises that help open teachers’ and students’ minds to alternative perspectives. It points to two potential arts education practices that can help create conditions in which critical thinking on controversial issues carries the possibility of cultivating the democratic citizens Noddings envisions, even in polarized times.
History of Education with Angela Giallongo and Her Snake Women
Authors: Caraffi Patrizia
Published: December 2019

History of Education with Angela Giallongo and Her Snake Women: Interview with Angela Giallongo