bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Perceptions Of Teachers & School Leaders On Competencies Of Teachers & Training Needs
Authors: Sharma Sailesh , null null , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

Government of Thailand recognizes the need of Human Resources Development of teachingprofessionals as a key to maintain standards of education at an internationally competitive level.Considering the large number of teachers currently in service whose expertise in new teaching andlearning approaches will be critical in implementing the educational reform, it is surprising that very littlework has been done in planning, developing and delivering training in new teaching and learningmethods. The biggest impact of the teaching and learning reform rests with the teachers currently in theclassrooms and yet little attention has been given to (a) developing an in service training programme tohelp these teachers to adopt student centered learning and other new practices, and (b) consideringinnovative approaches to delivering. This is matter of serious concern as many of teachers have nothad any training since they graduated some twenty or more years. ago and certainly no training in newteaching or learning methods. Since in-service training can’t be taken away from classes, there isurgent need to direct resources to planning, developing and delivering of in-service training. (NationalInstitute for Development of Teachers, Faculty Staffs and Educational Personnel, Ministry of Education,Annual report 2007) .
Breaching the "Cultural Contract:" Committing to Cultural Sensitivity and Cultural Inclusion for Native American College Students
Authors: Emery Kristen , null null , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

A culturally responsive, respectful, and inclusive academic environment is a must for Native Americanstudents. Educational institutions must work to accommodate and allow Native American culturaltraditions to become an integral part of the classroom, of teaching and learning procedures andprocesses, and of the student experience in general (Burk, 2007). At the colleges and universities oftoday, Native American students often face challenges beyond that of students from the dominant,typically White, non-Hispanic culture; these challenges are reflected in low retention and collegedropout rates of Native American and Alaskan Native students nationwide (Campbell, 2007).Research has indicated that these students face challenges that can include unsupportive faculty(Jackson, 2002), a feeling of a lack of understanding and a lack of desire to understand NativeAmerican culture and the cultures of underrepresented students in general (Hornet, 1989),helplessness in connecting campus experiences to cultural and family experiences, a lack of elderrepresentation and mentors on campus (Perry, 2002; Tierney, 1992), and academic responses thatreflect attitudes that are discriminatory, culturally insensitive and/or reflective of institutionalized racism(Jackson, 2002).
Auditors’ Use Of Base Rate Evidence: Insights From A Cognitive Styles Model
Authors: Karayan John , Burrowes Ashley , Hulme Richard , null null
Published: February 2023

Good auditors sometimes draw different conclusions from quite similar audit evidence. This may result from differences in auditors’ information gathering and processing styles. In particular, differences in auditors’ cognitive styles preferences may lead to differential reliance on base rate evidence. Base rate evidence -- such as information from auditors’ past judgments -- is important because it is both relevant and inexpensive. One line of research suggests under-utilization of such evidence in the opinion forming process; another suggests the opposite. A comparison of methodological differences indicates that the framing of the experimental tasks may be contributing to the conflicting results. This paper presents the results of an empirical investigation of framing effects in evidence use and provides support for the proposition that framing may be an important factor. In addition, the use of cognitive styles models is proposed as a possible basis for explaining individual differences in base rate and sample evidence use.
Reconsidering Grade Inflation in Higher Education
Authors: McCall Megan , null null , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

Organizational climate is the human environment within which an organization’s employees do theirwork. It may refer to the environment within a department or in an entire organization. We cannot seeclimate or touch it, but it is there. In turn climate is affected by every thing that is occurring in anorganization (Davis & Newstrom 1985). According to Andrew (1971) the term climate is used to designthe quality of internal environment which conditions in turn the quality of cooperation, the development ofindividual, the extent of members’ dedication or commitment to organization’s purposes, and theefficiency with which those purposes are translated into results. Climate is an atmosphere in whichindividuals help, judge, reward, constrain, and find out about each other.
Gender Inequalities in the Training of Teachers at Tai Solarin University of Education in Ogun State of Nigeria
Authors: Odunaike K.O. , Amoda M.B. , Arigbabu A. , null null
Published: February 2023

The presence of women in leadership roles at the secondary school level and above contributes tosensitivity within schools for the well-being of adolescent girls and provides girls beginning to considercareer choices with role models of women decision-makers and leaders. It is also imperative thatwomen be actively involved in leading educational change given the vital role that the educationalsystem of a country plays in both national development and the development of a gender equal societyfor women to be active participants in the change and development process. They must be equippedand be provided with necessary skills and understanding needed to participate effectively ineducational leadership and policy-making at both school and national levels.
Prosecutorial Misconduct: Typologies and Need for Policy Reform
Authors: Broyles Rylee , Lynn Tamara , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

A gross manifestation of injustice within the criminal justice system, warranting policy development to correct, is the issue of prosecutorial misconduct. There are numerous reasons why misconduct occurs and oftentimes overlooked within the courts. Action must be taken to both prevent and rectify such wrongdoings committed by those whom are presumed to be the most virtuous of our justice system. Future policy action is paramount to the constitutionality of criminal proceedings and the abatement of prosecutorial misconduct in every capacity. The implementation of austere policies would positively impact all criminal defendants whom cross the threshold of a courthouse.
Employment Patterns and Job Satisfaction of Foreign-Born Science and Engineering Doctorate Recipients in the United States
Authors: Mamiseishvili Ketevan , Hermsen Jill , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

Science and engineering fields are important to a nation’s economy, especially in the areas ofinnovation and technology development (Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy,2007). The demand for scientists and engineers is increasing globally, making it more difficult fororganizations to attract and retain qualified professionals in these fields as schools and industriescompete on a global level for top talent (Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy, 2005).It is not surprising, then, that academia and industry are increasing their focus on the science andengineering workforce. Indeed, a recent National Academies report stated that "identifying the best,brightest, and the most innovative science and engineering talent will be crucial" to maintaining acompetitive advantage (Committee on Maximizing the Potential of Women in Academic Science andEngineering, 2006, p. 1-1).Foreign-born workers comprise
Personal Faith and Public Religious Neutrality: A Brief History of the Separation of Church and State for School Leaders
Authors: Miller Peter , Max Engel , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

We are often told "keep the faith" or "have faith" but rarely are we told what that means. Psychologistand educational philosopher Sharon Daloz Parks states that faith is the way we make meaning fromour life’s experiences: faith results when "human beings… compose a sense of the ultimate reality andthen stake [their] lives on that sense of things" (Parks, 2000, p. 20). Faith is both a dynamic force aswell as a stabilizing and grounding entity; it organizes how the world is perceived, acted upon, andinterpreted; faith is not synonymous with religion, belief, or spirituality. Obviously something keeps ustogether – how else would we persevere in our life’s work? While faith is not synonymous with a religionor church, many find a religious faith tradition meaningful and sustaining in their vocation as schoolleaders. Successful school leaders are those who maintain their personal faith as private individualswhile recognizing the religious neutrality that is appropriate for their role in the school’s public setting.This brief article sketches salient points of the history and present dynamics of Church and stateinteraction played out in public schools.
Comprehensive Audit of The Criteria Used For Scoring Applicants For Consumer Credit
Authors: Jolayemi Joel , Carr Linda , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

This paper presents a comprehensive audit of the criteria used for scoring applicants for consumer credit. The audit consists of two parts: the first part focuses on the criteria used in customized models, while the second part deals with those used in Fair-Isaac and Co (FICO) or generic models. This paper shows that most of the sets of criteria variables used in lending institutions and in literature are poorly selected and poorly defined.
Using Business Students ' Precepts To Predict Ethical Decision Making
Authors: Guyot Wally , Meier Robert , Bell Reginald , null null
Published: February 2023

A 13-item questionnaire was administered to 259 business students on two college campuses, with a combined population of 1,872, to determine if religious affiliation, upbringing, profession, college major and several other independent variables (labeled precepts) could be used to predict students' perceptions of some main problems of philosophy. Stepwise multiple regression models revealed several significant differences, with p
Teacher Perceptions of Systems-Driven Quality Teaching Initiatives
Authors: Mullen Carol , null null , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

Teacher Perceptions of Systems-Driven Quality Teaching Initiatives by Carol Mullen.
Independent Auditor's Opinions of Substantial Doubt: A Sox-2002 Markets Efficiency Evaluation
Authors: Grover Jeff , null null , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

This study determined that cumulative abnormal stock returns of an auditor portfolio of firms with substantial doubt were positive but non-significant for a 23-event week period following the release of independent auditor opinions but transitioned to positive and significant for the remainder of the 35-event week window. The non-significant period supports the semi-strong form of the efficient markets hypothesis (EMH), which suggests that these opinions were quickly and efficiently absorbed by the firms' market value. The significant period anomaly violates the EMH and may suggest a lagged market response to an optimistic outlook of the market value of the auditor portfolio. This may also suggest a lagged positive market effect suggestive of future economic recovery. The impact for the practitioner is that, on average, when these firms are classified as having substantial doubt, their market values are more likely to recover, allowing them to remain as going concerns in the long run. The exception is a firm filing for bankruptcy during the event window.
Transforming Data into Knowledge
Authors: Mills Lane , McDowelle James , Rouse William , null null
Published: February 2023

Hans Selye, the first major researcher of stress coined the word ‘stress’ in 1936 and defined it as "anon-specific response of the body to any demand for change". Selye (1974) is of the view that stress isa facet of life which human beings cannot avoid. In fact he confidently declares that "total freedom fromstress is death" Selye (1976) stated that stress in moderate levels enhances function. Kaplan andSadock (2000) in their study on students also found out that moderate stress among studentsenhances learning ability. Pfeiffer (2001) emphasizes that stress helps students to peak theirperformance. However, stressors become a problem when they are excessive and tend to decreasethe function of the individual.
Stimulating Lecturers’ Innovative Behaviour in Malaysian Polytechnics
Authors: Ghani NazidaAbd , Jusoff Kamaruzaman , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

Technical and vocational education that has been laid out approximately a century ago provides animportant route for secondary school leavers to gain access to post-secondary technical and vocationaleducational and training and be successfully employed. Polytechnics of Ministry of Higher Educationwere established to produce semi-skilled employees to fulfil the needs of public and private sectors inthe field of commerce, engineering and hospitality. However, a majority of graduates from polytechnicsdo not join the work force straight away but instead further their studies first to seek their bachelordegrees from universities and colleges before entering the work force. In the effort to improve theemployability skills of graduates of Polytechnics, the Annual Report of Tracer Study 2007 proposes anaction plan that comprises strengthens problem solving skills and enhances creativity throughinnovative teaching. The action plan also suggests for the strengthening of student oriented learningapproaches through interactive learning practices in e-learning environment, increase group learningactivities and improve the lecturers’ skills in the aspect of outcome-based learning.
The Prospect of Personalized Education Guided By Student Genetic Information
Authors: Parmenter David , null null , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

Genetics-related research is rapidly developing increased understanding of the genes that underlie most human as well as the molecular processes in which these genes take part. It is reasonable for educators to assume that many learning-related traits will he found to have a genetic basis and that genetic testing will someday allow educators to access this learning-related information for each student. Knowledge of learning preferences would enable advisors, instructors and the students themselves to more closely match student needs with the appropriate educational environments and teaching methods. At the extreme, this information could make possible truly personalized education.
The Creation of a Center for Technology in Education
Authors: Britten Jody , null null , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

Institutions of higher education (IHE) have long been invested in the creation of centers for further study,application, evaluation, and research. Larwood and Gattiker (1999) argue that centers must becommitted to making an impact on everyday public practice. Furthermore, these authors support thatthere are clear benefits to centers when there is a purpose that exceeds thinking and data collectionand concentrates clearly on influencing practice for goal attainment.
Risky Choice Decisions from a Tri-Reference Point Perspective
Authors: Kenney Kevin , null null , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

Decision theories, such as Prospect Theory, have long made use of reference points. Tri- Reference Point Theory, in contrast to other theories, proposes more than a single point of reference. The three reference points—minimum requirement (MR), status quo (SQ), and goals (G)—were manipulated between gambles in the present study. As part of their participation, 119 undergraduate students from a large Midwestern university were asked to choose between two gambles and then rate the importance of each of three reference points manipulated in the study. A series of logistic regressions were used to determine if rated importance of a reference point predicted the likelihood of choosing a specific gamble that would allow them to reach that reference point. Findings from this study imply that multiple reference points should be considered in future research of human decision making.
Drawing On Peer Evaluation Studies To Manage The Classroom
Authors: Putzel Roger , null null , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

As global competition flattens hierarchies, management strives for productivity by delegating responsibility, notably including evaluation, to employees. Preparing generally apathetic students for this environment, teachers can manage classes in the same way. Traditional, hierarchical evaluation faces structural, managerial, and psychological difficulties. Peer evaluation, although reliable and valid, must additionally overcome peer group solidarity. Evaluators dread assigning low ranks because no one likes being below average. Peer evaluation challenges students and engages them in a work culture of distributed responsibility.
ESEA’s Proposed Pay-for-Performance Option: Potential Issues Regarding the Evaluation of Special Educators
Authors: Quigney T. , null null , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

Perhaps one of the most discussed and debated issues today facing teachers, teacher evaluators andacademic leadership, in general, is the determination of the most useful method of assessinginstructional effectiveness. Certainly this is neither a new idea nor a novel focus. The concept andprocess of evaluating a teacher’s impact on student achievement has been a topic of interest to thefield of education for some time, but one aspect of the current emphasis is directly related to thedetermination of appropriate methods for the monetary rewarding of educators for their level ofinstructional influence.The discussion among invested parties appears to suggest that the single-salary schedulemodel of remuneration for educators is losing some of its support in favor of a differentiatedcompensation approach. Whether one refers to this orientation as "merit pay" (Evans, 2001, p.48), "performance-related pay" (Podgursky & Springer, 2006, p.4) or "pay-for-performanceprograms" (Burns & Gardner, 2010, para. 4), the message is clear: Educator compensation is a topicof critical importance to the school reform discussion. Although conversations "about pay forperformance for teachers go back as early as 1867 and were part of almost every decade of the lastcentury" (Springer & Gardner, 2010, p.8), this practice has taken on intensified importance, due in nosmall part, to the legislative reform agenda associated with the American Recovery and ReinvestmentAct of 2009 (ARRA) and the reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA),also known as the No Child Left Behind Act.
Bridging the Mathematics Achievement Gap in Struggling Urban Schools
Authors: Heiman Marcia , null null , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

As a result of school reform efforts, many school districts report that gains have been made in students’math scores in the elementary years. But America’s high-poverty middle and high schools remain incrisis. Beyond the elementary years, students in the nation’s high-poverty schools are failing. Forexample, despite years of school reform, math achievement in Detroit has declined in the last fiveyears. For example, 25% of Detroit’s high school students scored proficiently on statewide math testsin 2004 – as compared with only 16% in the most recent reports. ( www.schoolmatters.com). At the endof high school, Hispanic students’ reading and mathematical skills are comparable to those of white 13year olds (Keller and Garcia, 2006). And in many areas, the achievement gap between black and whitestudents has actually widened in recent years (Loveless, 2007).
The Pedagogy Of Creative Arts Through Appropriate Strategies
Authors: Abiodun Banjo , null null , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

Art education remains an academic illusion until, the return of Onabolu in 1922 to Nigeria after histraining abroad. Onabolu, a man highly respected by both his country and Europeans alike, officiallyintroduced formal art teaching to Lagos schools.1 He equally used his portraiture to immortalizeNigerian men, who took part in the Africa struggle.2
Gathering Around the Organization's Communal Fire: How Leaders Use Stories To Maintain and Change Culture
Authors: Stovall Steven , null null , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

Stories abound in the business world. Specifically, leaders use stories to maintain and even change the culture of their organizations. Whether positive in nature or not, stories are perpetuating avenues for leaders in crafting a new working climate or holding steady an existing one. Beginning with an examination of organizational culture itself and the leader's role, the piece moves on to defining what a story is am/ how the leader is or becomes a storyteller. Finally, the article ties everything together by postulating when stories should be told and how they should be related.
Conductor Is Just Another Musician: Partnership As Leader-Member Interaction
Authors: Chung Chen , Chung Jensen , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

This paper focuses on intra-organizational partnership, which is viewed as a communication process between leadership and followership. It uses the analogy of a symphony orchestra to illustrate the process of dynamic interactions and suggests that all organizational members are partners. Each of the members simultaneously plays the roles of both leader and follower. Research in listening communication supports the contention that a CEO is just another organizational member, just as a conductor is simply another musician in a symphony orchestra. The partnership from the multi-leader perspective is supported by the leadership communication with regard to gender studies.
Dynamism of Fashion Among Female Undergraduates and its Effects in the Sight of Beholders in a University of Education, Nigeria.
Authors: null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

Many definitions have been resorted to by synthesis of literature in trying to arrive at the word fashion.Jeanette and others define fashion as ‘a continuous process of change in style of dress that isacceptable and followed by large segment of the public at any particular time’, Webster’s NewCollegiate Dictionary, defines fashion as ‘the prevailing style during a particular time’. Paul Nystran, aneconomics Professor who was the first to apply economics to fashion, defined fashion as ‘Nothingmore or less than the prevailing style at any given time’.
2007 Symposium Announcement
Authors: null null , null null , null null , null null
Published: February 2023

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Pendidikan Kesehatan tentang Sumber Bahan Makanan Gizi Seimbang untuk Bayi dan Balita
Authors: Susanti Ita
Published: February 2023

The nutritional status of children greatly determines the quality of human resources. The nutritional status of children can be pursued trough the provision of balanced nutritional food intake to meet the needs of children in the process of growth and development. Selection of sources of balanced nutritional food is the basis for determining children’s intake, in order to meet children’s needs in the process of maintaining and repairing children’s body cells in supporting their growth and development process. In addition, the quality of balanced nutritional food intake is also influenced by the proper and proper management of food. The high incidence of stunting in children in Lam Batee Village shows the low knowledge of parents about balanced nutritional food sources in supporting the process of child growth and development. Therefore, this community service activity aims to provide health educational to the community about balanced nutritional food sources for infants and toddlers. The method of this activity is carried out with health education, questions and answers and discussions with pre-posttest designs. Before being given health education, participants were given a pre-test which aimed to measure parents’ knowledge about balanced nutritional food sources for infants and toddlers, then given health education. Participants who attended this activity were 24 parents who had children aged 6-59 months. Based on the post-test data, it showed that most of the parents had good knowledge, as much as 58,3%, compared to the pre-test data, where most of the parents had good knowledge, only 12,5%. It can be concluded that there was an increase in parental knowledge after being given health education about balanced nutritional food sources by 58,3%.
Sosialisasi Peningkatan Sanitasi Lingkungan Melalui Pengembangan Jamban Pengembangan Jamban Sehat Komunal di Bantaran Sungai Desa Babulu Laut
Authors: Azzahra Audrey Yuza , Patience Afriza Ramadhona , Kamilla Natasya Dinna , Nur Renisah , Sellin Ribka Dwi , Rahmah Rizqi Habiibah , Alisalman Muhamad
Published: February 2023

This socialization program was carried out in Babulu Laut Village, Babulu District, North Penajam Paser Regency. Babulu Laut Village has a number of problems that arise in the community, one of which is the lack of public knowledge about the importance of environmental sanitation, this can be seen from the absence of a shelter for the community to defecate. This problem will certainly have an impact on environmental pollution so there is a need for socialization activities so that people are aware of the importance of building healthy environmental sanitation. The result of program implementation is an increase in participants' understanding of the importance of improving environmental sanitation through healthy latrines. The method of implementing this activity is in the form of outreach and education through counseling.
Kedudukan Penting Baitul Maqdis Bagi Umat Islam (Studi Analisis Historis)
Authors: Sahidin Amir
Published: February 2023

Abstract

Baitul Maqdis is a holy city, clean and blessed. This city used to be the capital of Sham which was characterized by Allah with blessings. In fact, it is mentioned as a city or land of barakah five times in four Makkiyah letters. This shows how important the position of Baitul Maqdis is for Muslims. But unfortunately, the colonization of Baitul Maqdis is now repeated, carried out by the Jews. From here the author sees the need to write an article about the important position of Baitul Maqdis for Muslims, so that awareness will grow to help the Muslims who were colonized in the blessed land. This article is a qualitative research by collecting various data from the library. Based on this study, it can be concluded, Baitul Maqdis has an important position for Muslims because it is the first Qibla; the place where most of the prophets were sent and stopped; and there are many advantages. This important position was strengthened by the steps taken by the Prophet and his companions to conquer it. Coupled with the response of the Muslims both from among scholars, judges, poets, and warlords after the colonization of the Crusaders against Baitul Maqdis.

 

Keywords : Position, Baitul Maqdis, Muslims

 

Abstrak

Baitul Maqdis adalah kota suci, bersih dan diberkahi, terletak di pertengahan wilayah Palestina. Kota ini dahulu merupakan ibu kota Syam yang disifati oleh Allah SWT dengan keberkahan. Bahkan, penyebutannya sebagai kota atau tanah barakah sebanyak lima kali dalam empat surat Makkiyah. Hal ini menunjukkan betapa pentingnya kedudukan Baitul Maqdis bagi umat Islam. Namun disayangkan, penjajahan terhadap Baitul Maqdis kini terulang kembali, dilakukan oleh kaum Yahudi. Dari sini penulis melihat perlunya untuk menulis artikel tentang kedudukan penting Baitul Maqdis bagi umat Islam, sehingga akan tumbuh kesadaran untuk membantu kaum Muslimin yang terjajah di tanah barakah tersebut. Artikel ini merupakan penelitian kualitatif dengan mengumpulkan berbagai data dari perpustakaan (library research). Berdasarkan kajian tersebut, dapat disimpulkan, Baitul Maqdis memiliki kedudukan penting bagi umat Islam karena ia merupakan kiblat pertama kaum Muslimin; tempat diutus dan singgahnya kebanyakan para nabi; dan terdapat banyak keutamaan. Kedudukan penting ini diperkuat dengan langkah-langkah yang dilakukan Rasulullah dan para sahabat untuk menaklukkannya. Ditambah dengan respon kaum Muslimin baik dari kalangan ulama, hakim, penyair, dan panglima perang pasca penjajahan atau invasi Pasukan Salib terhadap Baitul Maqdis. Selain itu, Baitul Maqdis merupakan bukti toleransi umat Islam terhadap agama lain.

 

Kata Kunci : Kedudukan, Baitul Maqdis, umat Islam
Menelaah Problem Terapi Yoga Perspektif Ibnu Taimiyah
Authors: Arroisi Jarman , Kusuma Amir Reza
Published: February 2023

Yoga sebagai terapi memiliki permasalahan mendasar, yakni terapi ini hanya memfokuskan kegiatannya pada jasmani tanpa memerhatikan aspek ruhani. Meskipun demikian banyak masyarakat yang mengunakan terapi ini, karena dinilai praktis dan biaya murah.  Penelitian ini bertujuan mengungkap problem teknik terapi yoga menurut Ibnu Taymiyah. Dalam penelitian ini penulis menggunakan metode deskriptif dan analisis. Adapun Sumber primer yang digunakan adalah tulisan dari praktisi yoga dan direspon dengan terapi menurut Ibnu Taymiyah, dengan riyadhah. Hasil penelitian menunjukan pertama bahwa terapi Yoga sebagai metode yang mengandung ajaran agama Hindu, hal ini diyakinkan dengan prinsip sesuai dengan penerapan yoga. Terdapat beberapa problem dalam terapi yoga dari berbagai aspek. kedua terapi yang di terapkan dalam dunia Islam dimana bertujuan supaya hati tenang bisa menggunakan metode dari Ibnu Taimiyah dengan diperinci menjadi beberapa varian, yaitu benar dan ikhlas, taubat, zuhud, kepada Allah, pengobatan hati tersebut merupakan sebagian dari apa yang dikemukakan oleh sufi sebagai al-maqomat dan al-akhwal, yaitu tahapan-tahapan dan -keadaan ruhani dalam mendekatkan diri kepada Allah
Analisis Yuridis Putusan Hakim Atas Pembatalan Perkawinan Akibat Suami Memalsukan Status Jejaka
Authors: Nurwandri Andri , Taufik Taufik , Usman Usman
Published: February 2023

This study aims to determine the decision of the Religious Court Judge on the annulment of marriage due to the husband falsifying the status of a boy using Case Number: 686/pdt.G/2021 /PA.KIS) and to find out the consequences of the Religious Court Judge's decision on the cancellation of marriage due to the husband's status using the Case Number: 686/pdt.G/2021/PA.KIS). In this study, qualitative research is used in the form of library research, namely examining the decision of Case Number: 686/pdt.G/2021/PA.KIS at the Kisaran Religious Court. The method used in this study is a normative rule research method. Research on normative rules or research on library rules is a regulatory research conducted by examining library materials or secondary data. the existence of falsification of self-evidence, namely still the status of a person's husband & claiming to be a young man in a marriage between Respondent I and Respondent II, then the marriage is declared null and void because it is proven true & Respondent II has no objections if the marriage is annulled. for the party whose marriage was annulled, it returned to its original status because the marriage was believed to have never existed and the Marriage Certificate Number 147/11/VII/2018 dated July 25, 2018 was declared to have no legal force. about the falsification of self-evidence or crimes against marriage. Article 279 explains that Defendant I & Defendant II are threatened with imprisonment for a maximum of 5 years.
Margherita Costa, la poetessa virtuosa
Authors: Merola Valeria , Di Maro Maria , De Liso Daniela
Published: February 2023

Questo numero monografico di «altrelettere» raccoglie la seconda parte degli atti del Convegno internazionale Margherita Costa, la poetessa virtuosa (L’Aquila, 12 aprile 2021), organizzato da Daniela De Liso e Valeria Merola, promosso dal Dipartimento di Scienze Umane (Dipartimento di Eccellenza) dell’Università degli Studi dell’Aquila e dal Dipartimento di Studi Umanistici dell’Università degli Studi Federico II di Napoli.Questo fascicolo si collega al numero monografico pubblicato a novembre 2021 (https://www.altrelettere.uzh.ch/issue/view/259) e accoglie i contributi di Julie Robarts, Sara Elena Diaz, Jessica Goethals e Teresa Megale. I saggi completano il ritratto della poetessa virtuosa che il Convegno, prima, e questi Atti, poi, intendono offrire alla comunità di studiosi e lettori.
L'opre del Zerbinar: l'effeminatezza nelle opere fiorentine di Margherita Costa
Authors: Díaz Sara Elena
Published: February 2023

Questo intervento prende in esame un tipo maschile effeminato, oggetto di satira in alcune opere dell’autrice e attrice seicentesca Margherita Costa. Si focalizza principalmente sui riferimenti satirici nei confronti di uomini identificati come Zerbini in tre opere scritte da Costa durante il suo periodo fiorentino, ovvero La Chitarra (1638), Lo Stipo (1639) e le Lettere Amorose (1639). Costa mette continuamente questi uomini imbelli a confronto con caratteri femminili forti, dileggiandoli per i loro abiti, trucchi e maniere effeminate. Gli Zerbini di Costa vengono ulteriormente evirati dal loro spendere scellerato e dalla loro devozione eccessiva verso l’altro sesso. Ritengo che, letti nel loro insieme, gli sforzi satirici di Costa di disciplinare questo personaggio maschile le consentano di esercitare una certa autorità letteraria altrimenti negata al suo sesso.
Competition between myosin II and βH-Spectrin regulates cytoskeletal tension
Authors: Ibar Consuelo , Chinthalapudi Krishna , Heissler Sarah M. , Irvine Kenneth D.
Published: February 2023

Spectrins are membrane cytoskeletal proteins generally thought to function as heterotetramers comprising two α-spectrins and two β-spectrins. They influence cell shape and Hippo signaling, but the mechanism by which they influence Hippo signaling has remained unclear. We have investigated the role and regulation of the Drosophila β-heavy Spectrin (β H -Spectrin, encoded by the karst gene) in wing imaginal discs. Our results establish that β H -Spectrin regulates Hippo signaling through the Jub biomechanical pathway due to its influence on cytoskeletal tension. While we find that α-Spectrin also regulates Hippo signaling through Jub, unexpectedly, we find that β H -Spectrin localizes and functions independently of α-Spectrin. Instead, β H -Spectrin co-localizes with and reciprocally regulates and is regulated by myosin. In vivo and in vitro experiments support a model in which β H -Spectrin and myosin directly compete for binding to apical F-actin. This competition can explain the influence of β H -Spectrin on cytoskeletal tension and myosin accumulation. It also provides new insight into how β H -Spectrin participates in ratcheting mechanisms associated with cell shape change.
CAGE17-1-Leg1 Cruise Report: Water column observation from CTD and water samples west of Prins Karls Forland, Svalbard
Authors: Rasmussen Tine L. , Niemann Helge , Gründger Friederike , Jansson Per , Sert Muhammed Fatih , Serov Pavel , Carrier Vincent
Published: February 2023

From the afternoon of May 15th to the afternoon of May 19th, CAGE-Centre for Arctic Gas Hydrate, Climate and Environment, the Department of Geoscience UiT, the Arctic University of Norway, arranged a scientific cruise to survey offshore Prins Karls Forland, Svalbard to perform CTD measurements and water sampling on R/V “Helmer Hanssen”. The purpose is to study the variations in methane release and its dependence on oceanographic changes. The area has been continuously surveyed for the last three years for methane concentration, and methane consumption by bacteria and other related data. Because of the good weather conditions time allowed survey of the outer part of the shelf west of Prins Karls Forland – the socalled ‘Masox area’. Here three CTD’s were taken and the area surveyed by echosounding (EK60), chirp and multibeam for combined flare survey (EK60) and geological recording of sedimentary environments (chirp and multibeam). A total of 69 CTD (conductivity-temperature-depth) casts were performed with 12 water bottles sampled for each CTD station.
The cruise may be known as: CAGE17_1_leg1
CAGE17-5 Cruise Report: Marine Geophysical Cruise to the Yermak Plateau and western Svalbard continental margin
Authors: Karin Andreassen
Published: February 2023

The cruise was a part of the Centre of Excellence for Gas Hydrate, Environment and Climate (CAGE) at UiT ‐ The Arctic University of Norway.

The cruise had the following scientific objectives:

Geomorphic mapping of seafloor features at the Yermak Plateau, as far north as possible aiming at identifying ice flow orientations.Improve the seismic stratigraphy along the western Svalbard continental margin, using the ODP holes 910C and 912A of the Yermak Plateau and the ODP hole 986 west of Svalbard.Investigate fluid-flow features related to gas hydrate bearing sediments

The cruise may be known as: CAGE17_5
Comparative chloroplast genome analyses of diverse Phoebe (Lauraceae) species endemic to China provide insight into their phylogeographical origin
Authors: Shi Wenbo , Song Weicai , Chen Zimeng , Cai Haohong , Gong Qin , Liu Jin , Shi Chao , Wang Shuo
Published: February 2023

The genus Phoebe (Lauraceae) includes about 90 evergreen tree species that are an ideal source of timber. Habitat destruction and deforestation have resulted in most of them being endemic to China. The accurate identification of endangered Phoebe species in China is necessary for their conservation. Chloroplast genome sequences can play an important role in species identification. In this study, comparative chloroplast genome analyses were conducted on diverse Phoebe species that are primarily distributed in China. Despite the conserved nature of chloroplast genomes, we detected some highly divergent intergenic regions (petA–psbE, ndhF–rpl32, and psbM–trnD-GUC) as well as three highly divergent genes (rbcL, ycf1, and ycf2) that have potential applications in phylogenetics and evolutionary analysis. The phylogenetic analysis indicated that various Phoebe species in China were divided into three clades. The complete chloroplast genome was better suited for phylogenetic analysis of Phoebe species. In addition, based on the phylogeographical analysis of Phoebe species in China, we inferred that the Phoebe species in China first originated in Yunnan and then spread to other southern areas of the Yangtze River. The results of this research will add to existing case studies on the phylogenetic analysis of Phoebe species and have the potential to contribute to the conservation of Phoebe species that are in danger of extinction.
Genetic diversity and organic waste degrading capacity of Hermetia illucens from the evergreen forest of the Equatorial Choco lowland
Authors: Pazmiño María Fernanda , Del Hierro Ana G. , Flores Francisco Javier
Published: February 2023

Globally, microplastics (MP) represent a growing burden for ecosystems due to their increasing presence at different trophic levels. In Ecuador, the lack of waste segregation has increased the quantity of waste, primarily organics and plastics, overloading landfills and water sources. Over time, plastics reduce in size and silently enter the food chain of animals, such as insects. The black soldier fly (BSF) larvae, Hermetia illucens (Linnaeus, 1758), is a species with devouring behavior used for waste management because of its beneficial qualities such as fly pest control, biomass production, and rapid organic waste degradation. Studies have uncovered the insect’s ability to tolerate MP, and consider the possibility that they may be able to degrade polymers. For the first time in Ecuador, the present study characterized H. illucens using the sequences of different molecular markers. Finally, H. illucens’ degrading capacity was evaluated in the presence of MP and decaying food residues, resembling landfill conditions.
QoS Guarantee Framework of English Literature Course Online System Based on Concurrent Optimization Network Environment
Authors: Zong Yaqin
Published: February 2023

First, the initial connection isolation method ICS is established to separate false connections generated by malicious network behaviors from normal established connections, and form a controllable initial connection table. A strategy combining extended RSVP protocol and DiffServ model is designed to ensure the realization of QoS in large campus network. The simulation test results show that the application of this model can effectively improve the QoS of large-scale campus networks, and the problems that need to be paid attention to when running the parallel operation of the database management system correctly in the network environment. Especially to prevent data corruption and loss when developing multi-user systems.
Online System Construction of Music General Education in Higher Vocational Colleges Based on Internet-Assisted Spectrum Signal Transmission
Authors: Xiangyang Xi
Published: February 2023

In this paper, a synchronizing method, which is fully realized by software, is proposed in the transmission of digital signal transcoding, and a detailed theoretical description of music is presented, and the steps and methods of it to achieve synchronization are proposed. This article attempts to study the relationship between general music education and campus culture construction, and finds that general music education is the way to realize campus culture construction, and campus culture construction makes general music education more comprehensive. It suppresses the characteristic components of the interference spectrum in the process of signal transmission, extract the statistical characteristics of musical instruments, and use the joint parameter estimation method to estimate the scale and time delay of home control signals. The cultivation of music literacy, the development of music education resources, and the improvement of music teachers, etc., propose the application of teaching subject information technology Combination strategy with informatization of music education practice process.
The Construction of an Intelligent Information System for the Management Strategy of Tennis Clubs in the Era of Big Data
Authors: Liao Bingyuan
Published: February 2023

This article briefly describes the intelligent information system of the tennis club business strategy in the era of big data, and uses five power models and internal and external analysis methods to conduct a comprehensive analysis of the external environment and market demand of the DK tennis club, and find out what companies are facing Opportunities and threats; using resource theory, IFE matrix, EFE matrix, and SWOT analysis to systematically analyze the internal conditions of the company, and clarify the company's own advantages and disadvantages. On this basis, relying on strategic management analysis tools such as the blue ocean strategic layout, six-path framework, four-part action framework, etc., the market strategy layout of DK Tennis Club was reconstructed, and the verification of the business strategy was completed.
Proper Integration Study of Ideological and Political Education Based on Cultural Vision and Chinese Excellent Traditional Culture
Authors: Fu Xiaoxia
Published: February 2023

Proper integration study of ideological and political education based on cultural vision and Chinese excellent traditional culture is discussed. We all know that culture is an important carrier for the spread of ideas. In a multicultural environment, we will be affected by it unconsciously. Although this is conducive to shaping an inclusive cultural concept. deological and political courses in colleges and universities are the key courses and "main fronts" for casting souls and educating people in the new era. They are the soul courses for strengthening and improving ideological and political work in colleges and universities. The textbooks are the basic projects for building soul projects. This paper gives the novel ideas for the construction of the solutions.
Analysis on the Development Strategy of Minority Sports Teaching in Colleges
Authors: Bo Liu
Published: February 2023

Analysis on the development strategy of minority sports teaching in colleges is the focus of this manuscript. Interdisciplinary learning in physical education and health courses is to use certain physical education learning situations or real problems, so that students can use the knowledge of multiple disciplines to recognize, understand and solve problems in physical education learning and understand real life. Sports is a kind of the body language with a low ideological component, which is convenient for the general international exchange and communication of a nation-state. This paper gives the combination to propose the novel ideas.
Construction of Modern College English Learning Environment Oriented to Smart Campus
Authors: YaQin Zong
Published: February 2023

The requirements for English teaching at the university level are divided into three levels, namely general requirements, higher requirements and higher requirements. Among them, it is generally required that students can communicate in English during the learning process. Constructivism believes that students should be the active constructors of the knowledge meaning, rather than passive recipients of external stimuli and with this idea, we integrate the smart campus model into the English learning. In this study, the novel perspectives and suggestions are both provided. We suggest to integrate the technology to combine the efficient teaching to improve the overall quality.
Recent Development of College Students' Ideological and Political Education from the Perspective of Chinese Cultural Self-Confidence
Authors: Yongfeng Shi
Published: February 2023

Recent development of college students' ideological and political education from the perspective of Chinese cultural self-confidence is studied in this paper. Educational institutions should not unilaterally strengthen the dissemination of online ideological and political education information, but should pay attention to the two-way integration of online education and offline practice. Due to the various reasons, many civilizations in the world that were once extremely brilliant in history have been lost in the long river of history. Only the Chinese civilization has been continuous and has become the only civilization in the history of world civilization that has not been interrupted. This paper gives the new ideas regarding the ideological and political education from the perspective of Chinese cultural self-confidence.
Practice Study on Integrating Flipped Classroom into Higher Vocational Physical Education Teaching Reform: A Systematic Study
Authors: Ma Libo
Published: February 2023

Practice study on integrating flipped classroom into higher vocational physical education teaching reform is the focus of this manuscript. Strengthen the interaction between teaching and learning in the design of teaching materials, meet the individual needs of students to the greatest extent, construct paper teaching materials, new loose-leaf. Therefore, we consider the Flipped Classroom as the integration pattern. The demand for technical support in the flipped classroom is mainly composed of three parts, namely, "teaching video presentation" and "learning material presentation" before class, "determination of inquiry questions". We provide the novel suggestions for the analysis.