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Integration Strategies and Practical Explorations of Artificial Intelligence in Pedagogy Courses
Authors: Liu Bo , Kou Heung , Zhu Xiaolan
Published: January 2025

This paper focuses on the integration and practice of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in pedagogy courses. By analyzing the characteristics of AI technology and its potential for educational applications, it proposes integration strategies to enhance teaching quality and learning efficiency. The research covers key areas such as personalized learning paths, intelligent teaching tools, virtual/augmented reality teaching environments, and educational data analysis. Through case studies, it reveals the effective applications of AI in teaching and its positive impacts on learning outcomes, teaching efficiency, and decision-making quality. Simultaneously, this paper identifies challenges in integrating AI into pedagogy courses, including technical costs, teacher training, data privacy, and ethical issues, and proposes corresponding countermeasures. The research not only provides practical AI integration guidelines for educators but also offers valuable references for the future development of educational technology.
The Habits of Students Watching English Movies and Their Vocabulary Ability
Authors: Camus Caryl Louise , Rebucas Elizer , Ankit Enas
Published: January 2025

Watching English movie is repeatedly done to enrich students’ knowledge especially vocabulary. Vocabulary competence is an individual’s great skill in using words of a language. This study aimed to find out whether there is correlation between students’ habit in watching English movies and the vocabulary competence. This study used quantitative research techniques, especially correlation study design. When selecting respondents, researchers used simple random sampling. The respondents to the survey are Grade-10 students who were officially enrolled during the academic year 2022- 2023 in Mindanao State University- Buug Campus, Laboratory Junior High School at Datu Panas, Buug, Zamboanga Sibugay. These are the following questions which need to be answered in this study (1) What is the extent of students ‘habit in watching English movies? (2) What is the level of the vocabulary competence of the students? (3) Is there any significant correlation between students’ habit in watching English movies and vocabulary competence?. Based on the findings, students’ habit in watching English movies was highly habituated with a general weighted mean of 2.99. This study also revealed that the level of the vocabulary competence of the students is 5.84 which is described as poor. In addition, two variables, students’ habit in watching English movies and the student’s vocabulary competence, both recorded a P-value of .089951. This is greater than the significance level of 0.05. Thus leads the researchers to accept the null hypothesis. Therefore, there is no significant correlation between habituation level of students on watching English movies and their vocabulary competence. This further explains that watching English movies does not necessarily redound in building the vocabulary competence of the students.
A Bibliometric Review of Teachers’ Motivating Style Studies in China (1983-2023)
Authors: Lin Wu , Xia Qin
Published: January 2025

Teachers’ motivating style constitutes a pivotal factor in the sphere of students’ learning and has been the subject of extensive research endeavors. With the objective of unraveling the research hotspots and prognosticating the forthcoming research trends therein, this present paper avails itself of the bibliometrics visualization analysis software CiteSpace-6.2. R6 and adopts CNKI as the data source for the purpose of conducting an in-depth analysis of the literature pertaining to teachers’ motivating style published in China within the time frame of 1983-2023. The bibliometric outcomes divulged that over the past four decades, a plurality of academic collaborations centered around teachers’ motivating style have been instituted among Chinese scholars. The analyses of citation information manifested that learning motivation, motivation enhancing strategy, teaching strategy, and teacher autonomy support emerged as the preponderantly concerned topics. Besides, self-determination theory, basic psychological needs, academic emotion and learning engagement were the research trends in recent years. These research findings are anticipated to proffer profound and illuminating insights to educational researchers and practitioners, thereby facilitating the efficacious augmentation of students’ learning from the vantage point of teachers’ motivating style.
The Analysis of the Dynamics of International Perezhivanie Research based on Citespace (2009-2024)
Authors: Cao Jiahui
Published: January 2025

This paper takes 153 articles about Perezhivanie research published in international authoritative journals between 2009 and 2024 in Web of Science core database as data source, analyzing the core literature of international Perezhivanie research in the past 15 years with the help of Citespace. Some scientific knowledge graphs of international Perezhivanie research are drawen. Citespace was used to analyze the core literature of international Perezhivanie research in the past 15 years by graphping the scientific knowledge of international Perezhivanie research.The aim of this study is to explore the core areas of Perezhivanie research and the high academic impact literature in this field, analyzing the hot topics of Perezhivanie research through key lineage clustering. It is found that over the past 15 years, the hot topics of international Perezhivanie research mainly include the dialectical unity of cognition and emotion, and the combination with other topics, such as motivation and agency. The research methodology mainly uses qualitative analysis tools.The article concludes with an outlook on the direction of development of Perezhivanie research in the context of the artificial intelligence era, where research in the future can be conducted by using a combination of quantitative and qualitative research methods.
Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Campus Visits on Higher Education Enrollment
Authors: Raut Nurmalasari
Published: January 2025

Colleges and universities throughout the United States continually strive to meet the expectations and needs of their students in an effort to increase enrollment and retention numbers. As one of the most utilized recruitment efforts performed, some have questioned the necessity and benefits of campus visits and tours. Over the years, research has been conducted to determine the effectiveness and success of campus visits throughout numerous colleges and universities. In addition, in recent years, many colleges have incorporated the use of advanced technologies and capabilities that have allowed the development of technology-based campus visits and tours. As evidenced by numerous studies, and in comparison to other enrollment and recruitment efforts, campus visits continue to be one of the most advantageous and beneficial recruitment efforts to a college campus. This paper will investigate the current research as it pertains to the overall development, benefits, and advantages of college campus visits, as well as current trends being utilized by universities to increase their use of technology-based campus tours.
A Review of the Research on the Impact of Air Pollution on Corporate Financial Performance
Authors: Zhao Pan , Gong Xilin , Chen Peizhe
Published: January 2025

Under the concept of sustainable development, the impact of air pollution on financial performance has attracted much attention. Taking the impact of air pollution on corporate financial performance as the research subject, on the basis of sorting out the current research status of air pollution and financial performance, a literature review and research prospect are conducted on the path and economic consequences of air pollution affecting corporate financial performance. First, the current research status of air pollution and financial performance at home and abroad is reviewed; secondly, the impact of air pollution on the individual financial performance of micro-enterprises is sorted out from the three aspects of corporate innovation, human resources and environmental regulation; finally, the existing research on the impact of air pollution on financial performance is summarized, and on this basis, research prospects are proposed in terms of research indicators, research object selection and the impact path between the two, so as to provide a reference for promoting corporate economic development and further conducting research on the impact of air pollution on micro-enterprises.
A Positive Employee Experience: An Approach from Recruitment to Retention
Authors: Srinivasaiah Bharath
Published: January 2025

This study aims to examine the formation and maintenance of positive employee experience, the way employees see the organization through its all touchpoints starting from the recruitment process to their exit, proposing an integrated approach to Employee Experience (EX) optimization. The research employs a comprehensive analysis of five key EX stages and explores strategies for their integration. The findings reveal the interconnectedness of EX stages and highlight three critical areas for improvement: experience personalization, fostering a continuous learning culture, and technology implementation. The study proposes a conceptual model for EX optimization, emphasizing the need for a systemic approach that aligns EX initiatives across all employee lifecycle stages. The research contributes to the field by offering a novel integrated framework that goes beyond traditional HR management, positioning EX as a strategic imperative for organizational success. This approach provides organizations with a roadmap for creating outstanding employee experiences, potentially leading to enhanced competitiveness in talent attraction, development, and retention.
Effective Poverty Reduction Strategies Using Fragmented Data for Low-Income Economies
Authors: Manglani Megha
Published: January 2025

OECD states, "Data - driven innovation is a key pillar in the growth of the economy… data sets are becoming an important asset in the economy, helping new industries, processes, and products and creating significant competitive advantages. " In the global pursuit of economic growth and societal progress, data - driven innovation has become a foundational pillar in the 21st century. This paper explores the intersection of data - driven innovation and poverty reduction, highlighting how comprehensive data analysis—from surveys and censuses to administrative records - provides critical insights into the complex landscape of poverty. The paper talks about traditional and modern data collection and analysis and the impact of real - world analytics on poverty alleviation. The paper also sheds light on how climate change and poverty are interlinked and how data can help mitigate climate change. It also touches upon the rise of AI and how it can transform policymaking as we know it.
Risks with Cost Overruns and Project Completion in Public-Private Partnerships: An Examination of the Sondu-Miriu Hydropower Project
Authors: SrinuVasarao Parnandi , Chakkaravarthy Midhun , Bhattacharjee Chinmoy
Published: January 2025

The onset of PPP as a strategy in the management of public service and projects was concisely presented in 1990s as the cornerstone for promoting sustainable development for low income countries (World Bank Report, 1993). This combination is expected to enhance time, quality and cost efficiency of resultant projects (Savas, 2000). The study was anchored on the principal agent theory while adopting pragmatic paradigm to determine the extent to which construction cost overrun related risks influence completion of Public Private Partnership Project in Kenya. The study tested the null hypothesis that: Construction cost overrun related risks do not significantly influence completion of Public Private Partnership Project in Kenya. The study targeted the entire management of Sondu- Miriu Power project totaling 85 obtained from the contracting parties where a sample of 71 was selected through proportionate sampling. Questionnaires and interview schedules were used for data collection while Cronbach Alpha was used as a measure of reliability and established that the overall questionnaire reliability was α = 0.730. Quantitative and qualitative techniques were used in analysis where regression analysis was used to establish the relationship between the variables. The null hypothesis was tested at 95% confidence level and found that there was a strong negative correlation between the variables, r (38) = -0.682 (p<.05) with regression showing that construction cost overrun related risks explained up to 46.5% [R square = .465, F (1, 37) = 32.153; p < .05].This implies that construction cost overrun significantly influences completion of construction projects through PPPs. Thus, the null hypothesis was rejected. The study recommends that the project stakeholders should minimize the number of contractors by vetting and prequalifying contractors with capability to deliver the services. This will prevent outsourcing and minimize cost overrun.
Characterization of Silica Materials as Bedding or Bonding Layers in Construction Applications
Authors: Tahmoush Jameel , Venkatesh Mekhala , Barman Aloke Sen , Samuels Shaneille
Published: January 2025

There is a growing demand in Senegal for road building materials. Moreover, in the face of a scarcity of materials satisfying the technical specifications and overexploitation of the basaltic material normally used, this article was intended to initiate studies on the possibility of using the existing silexite material as an alternative in order to anticipate the problem of exhaustion of basaltic deposits. Indeed, this article has referred to the possibility of using as a bedding or bonding layer of the limexite material from industrial waste from phosphate recovery at Mboro in association with the bituminous binder to form severe bitumen. 20 to determine its physical and mechanical performance and then note their limits in relation to the minimum requirements of the road technical specifications. For this purpose, the physical and mechanical identification of the silexite material is carried out initially. It turns out that the silexite material has good mechanical properties with Los Angeles and Micro Deval values in accordance with the requested requirements. Regarding the granularity, nonconformities are noted on the sieve D and d refusals and can be corrected during the crushing because of the manufacturing parameters. Then, the performances of the bituminous mixture, in particular the severe bitumen GB 0/20, are studied. At the end of this study, the results obtained are satisfactory in terms of stability, creep and Marshall compactness while the Duriez test denotes some nonconformities on the immersion compression ratio below the threshold value of 0.70 for certain values of binder content. .Nevertheless, the silexite material can be used as a bedding or bonding layer in the form of severe 0/20 bitumen, given the conclusive results obtained.
Study on the Properties of Graphene Fiber Concrete Materials for Energy Piles
Authors: Liu Zechen , Zhou Lincong
Published: January 2025

Energy piles are employed as innovative buried pipe structures within ground source heat pump systems, leveraging the superior specific heat capacity and heat transfer characteristics of concrete materials. Research was conducted on graphene concrete energy piles, wherein graphene fiber concrete was formulated by incorporating various quantities of graphene into steel fiber concrete. The findings indicate that, in comparison to conventional fiber concrete, graphene fiber concrete exhibits minimal alterations in flexural and split tensile strengths, a notable enhancement in compressive strength, and a considerable boost in thermal conductivity. These advancements demonstrate that the enhanced graphene concrete positively impacts the lifespan extension and long-term stable functionality of energy piles in challenging environmental conditions.
Urban Transformation of Authoritarian Spaces within the Framework of Urban Planning
Authors: Reddy Chandrika , Taj Shafiya
Published: January 2025

The modern history of Albania has undergone through different epochs of totalitarian regimes, which have influenced in different ways the urban texture of the cities. Today there is an emergent need for Conservation and wise management of dissonant heritage of 20th century. This study deals with the transformation of some of the main squares in Tirana in order to understand and evaluate the architectural aspects of totalitarian architecture, which in Albania consists in coexistence between Fascism and Communism. How did ideology affect their architecture, how did they affect the city and how they are managing the changes of their initial program and adapting in a transitory economy, are some of the questions that is dealt with. The city squares were the first, which were submitted to democratic changes, although they were constructed following a different political ideology. After over two decades of democracy, the totalitarian past is slowly fading in memory of the citizens. Cities try to reinvent their self’s and adapt rapidly to the new circumstances often by ignoring the existing contexts, which during this period has been systematically alienated. In particular analyzing Scanderbeg Square architecture emerge facts that demonstrate that this alienation happened also in the totalitarian past that somehow has affected the present conditions.
Feasibility Analysis and Durability Comparative Study of Nanometer Fly Ash and Waste Rock Powder in Concrete
Authors: Hamza Mohamed Mostafa , Kasem Osama Hamed , Gharbiya Ahmed Zarea
Published: January 2025

Now a day's using sand as a fine aggregate is becoming over exploiting due to heavy constructions. Due to this scarcity of sand occurs for the future generation. The concrete industries are facing the environmental impact of the cement production by the emission of carbon dioxide. Partial replacement of cement has been tried by low, medium and high volume with pozzolanic waste materials that include fly ash, silica fume, furnace slag having high silica and cementitious contents. Among all the replacement materials for cement, fly ash has been identified which is being produced in large quantities comparatively is recommended for use in concrete. [1] Most of them are confined to the utilisation of low calcium fly ash called class F fly ash, which is the waste, based on coal burning in thermal power stations. The production of cement poses environmental problems due to emission of gaseous pollutants, because the production of one ton of Portland cement emits approximately 1.0 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere. In the specification for concrete the grade of concrete quantity of cement to be used, aggregate quantities, consolidation are being mentioned now a days. [2,5]The depletion of natural materials for manufacture of cement and the drawbacks of OPC demand for a durable concrete. The day is not far away then the people demand for a concrete with specifications for mentioning the standards of Chloride permeability/resistance, Water permeability, Acid resistance, Alkaline, Sulphate resistance etc. To make concrete economical, there is a need to use the supplementary materials for imparting Strength and durability to cement/concrete. In order to reduce the environmental problem that are caused by the large scale production of OPC, there is a direct need to use supplementary cementing materials, which are locally available. [3,8,9]In the present study, Stone Powder Dust, which is rich in Calcium is used along with Nano Fly Ash to replace partially the cement in M30 grade concrete and an attempt is made to study the durability properties namely acid resistance, Chloride permeability and Water permeability. The OPC is replaced by stone powder dust from 5 to 15% and Fly Ash from 20 to 40% separately and the combination of these two materials.
Optimization of Heat Exchanger Cleaning in the Candy Industry: Comparative Analysis of Ultrasonic, Heat Treatment, and Chemical Methods
Authors: Iseh Amaitem
Published: January 2025

Maintaining clean heat exchangers is essential for ensuring product quality and safety in the confectionery industry. This article compares three essential cleaning methods: ultrasonic cleaning, heat treatment, and chemical cleaning. Each technique offers unique advantages and limitations, ranging from ultrasonic cleaning's ability to reach intricate geometries to chemical cleaning's targeted removal of specific fouling. Considerations such as effectiveness, application, cost, complexity, and compatibility guide stakeholders in selecting the most suitable method for their needs. By understanding the distinct characteristics of each technique, confectionery manufacturers can make informed decisions to optimize production processes, reduce costs, and uphold hygiene standards.
Multi Purpose Wireless Communication Antenna Design: Microstrip Antenna
Authors: Asis Leah A. de
Published: January 2025

This paper presents a comprehensive overview of microstrip antennas for wireless communication applications. Microstrip antennas have gained significant attention due to their compact size, low profile and ease of integration with modern electronic circuits. The design principles, configurations and performance characteristics of microstrip antennas were highlighting their suitability for various wireless communication systems such as Wi - Fi, Bluetooth, GPS and more. Additionally recent advancements and future trends in microstrip antenna technology are explored, providing insights into ongoing research efforts and potential directions for further improvement. Overall it serves as a valuable resource for researchers, engineers and practitioners interested in the development and deployment of microstrip antennas in wireless communication networks. They consist of a metal patch printed on a dielectric substrate with a ground plane on the opposite side. They offer advantages such as cost - effectiveness, lightweight construction and good performance characteristics. Furthermore recent advancements in microstrip antenna technology such as metamaterial - enhanced designs and multiband operation are explored. The findings contribute to the understanding of microstrip antenna behavior and provide valuable insights for improving wireless communication system performance. We may adjust the frequency accordingly as per our needs. It operates in four bands in proposed design i. e.4.6Ghz, to 5GHz, 5.2 GHz to 5.5GHz, 5.6 GHz to 6.2GHz and 6.5Ghz to 8.9GHz. The proposed design may be suitable for multiple wireless connectivity or communication protocols such as WLAN, WiMAX, X - Band application.
Research on Active Noise Reduction Systems at Building Openings
Authors: Mu Ruilin , Wu Linlang , Yang Peijie , Zheng Longjiu , Fang Zhaolong
Published: January 2025

This paper proposes an active noise reduction system design based on a digital signal processing (DSP) platform to address the impact of external noise on the indoor environment. The system is specially designed to be installed in the openings of a building and adopts the FxLMS (Filtered-x Least Mean Squares) algorithm to control the intrusion of noise effectively. By comprehensively considering the design of the hardware system and software systems' design, this paper verifies the feasibility of the proposed active noise reduction system and discusses its noise reduction performance in depth. Through experiments, this paper analyses the effect of secondary acoustic feedback on the system performance and the coherence between the reference signal and the error signal on the impact of the multi-channel active noise cancellation system. This paper provides a practical basis for further developing active noise reduction technology in practical applications.
Discussion on Several Issues Concerning the Inventive step of Patent Applications Related to Biological Sequence
Authors: Hui Hu
Published: January 2025

The examination of inventive step of patent applications for invention for biological sequences follows a three-step method, and in analyzing claims containing administration features, it should avoid considering them as distinguishing features; In addition, the technical solutions of sequential patent applications are holistic and should not be considered separately; The verification of right of priority should be based on its own standards, rather than on the examination criteria of novelty or inventiveness; In addition, for an invention by combination, it is necessary to accurately determine the meaning of "collaboration" in specific applications; When patent applications involve different issues, it is important to avoid confusion between inventive step and supporting issues; Finally, for the technical problems actually solved by the invention, it is not advisable to overly prioritize or "replace" the role or function of the distinguishing features themselves as technical problems.
Integrated Learning Comprehensive Evaluation of Stock Market Prediction
Authors: Romero Brenfred , Sahoo Debashis
Published: January 2025

Ensemble learning methods have gained significant attention in the realm of stock - market prediction due to their ability to combine multiple models for enhanced accuracy and robustness. In this study, we conduct a comprehensive evaluation of various ensemble learning techniques, including bagging, boosting, and stacking, applied to the task of predicting stock - market movements. Our evaluation encompasses a diverse set of financial markets and time periods, considering both traditional machine learning algorithms and deep learning architectures as base models. We systematically compare the performance of ensemble methods against individual models and benchmark strategies, utilizing a range of evaluation metrics such as accuracy, precision, recall, and F1 - score. Additionally, we investigate the impact of ensemble size, diversity of base models, and ensemble composition on predictive performance. Our findings provide valuable insights into the effectiveness and practical considerations of ensemble learning for stock - market prediction, offering guidance for researchers and practitioners in the field of financial forecasting.
Spatiotemporal Evolution and Characteristics of Colluvial Landslide Deposits in Chutou Valley Based on Vegetation Analysis after Earthquake
Authors: Li Xiao
Published: January 2025

The normalized vegetation index (NDVI) is a kind of index that characterizes vegetation development in a region. The level of NDVI can accurately reflect the development and distribution of vegetation, so it has a good and accurate indicator function in the study of vegetation. The research area of this paper is located in the mountainous area of southwest China with dense vegetation. Strong earthquake induced a large number of coseismic landslides, which not only caused serious damage to the vegetation in the region, but also caused secondary disasters such as debris flow as loose material sources. Therefore, this paper uses NDVI index to distinguish the significant differences between vegetation and deposit bodies, and obtains the evolution trend of vegetation in the study area since the Wenchuan earthquake in 2008. The evolution trend of vegetation is analyzed and compared with the results of optical remote sensing interpretation, and finally obtains the evolution law and characteristics of slide deposit bodies. Based on the above research results, NDVI is introduced into the evolution analysis of geological hazards, which provides scientific support for the analysis of debris flow source evolution by NDVI trend.
Comparative Study on Phase Imaging of X-Ray and Neutron Sources
Authors: Sharma Neerja
Published: January 2025

After the discovery of X-ray in 1895 the vast majority of radiographs have been taken and interpreted on the basis of absorption contrast of the object. In recent years the possibility of utilizing phase-contrast effect has received considerable attention. This new technique is capable of providing improved information from weakly absorbing samples, together with improved edge enhancement. The method requires use of coherent X-rays to allow wave interferences to occur and manifest itself as contrast formation in the intensity distribution recorded at the detector plane. This paper presents study of phase contrast imaging technique using X-rays & neutron sources.
Quantum Collaboration: Pioneering the Frontier of Enhanced Artificial Intelligence
Authors: LAKHYAR Zouhair
Published: January 2025

Quantum - Enhanced Artificial Intelligence QAI merges the advanced capabilities of quantum computing with the sophisticated algorithms of artificial intelligence. This paper explores the current challenges in developing quantum algorithms and qubits, addressing issues of fidelity and scalability. It also examines the potential applications of QAI in various industries, including healthcare, cryptography, and optimization. This article also highlights the transformative potential of QAI, showcasing how the integration of quantum computing with AI can overcome current limitations in data processing and optimization, leading to groundbreaking advancements across multiple sectors.
A Review of the Research on the Mechanism of Ethylene in Plant Leaf Senescence
Authors: Nowshahri Aliya Fareed
Published: January 2025

Leaf senescence represents the final stage of plant development, involving nutrient redistribution and cellular degradation. Ethylene, a gaseous hormone, plays a pivotal role in regulating this process. Despite extensive research, gaps persist in understanding ethylene's contribution to leaf senescence comprehensively. This review synthesizes existing literature to elucidate ethylene's signalling cascade, interaction with other hormones, and response to environmental stress. Key findings highlight the nuanced relationship between ethylene, leaf age, and environmental factors, emphasising the need for further investigation to optimize plant health and agricultural productivity.
Research on Heuristic Teaching of Ideological and Political Theory Courses in Colleges and Universities
Authors: Lu Wenyan , Yan Jingyu
Published: January 2025

Heuristic teaching of ideological and political theory courses in colleges and universities helps to improve the effectiveness of ideological and political teaching, cultivate students' subjectivity and enhance the interaction between teachers and students. At present, there are some shortcomings in the heuristic teaching of ideological and political courses in colleges and universities, which makes it difficult to deepen the problem-oriented teaching model. Heuristic teaching of ideological and political theory courses in colleges and universities must adhere to the principles of leadership, reality, inspiration and consistency. In carrying out heuristic teaching of ideological and political theory courses in colleges and universities, teachers should give full play to their leading role in ideological and political courses, be good at using problem heuristic methods for teaching, and strengthen student-centered teaching design.
Survival Pain of Women in Anita Desai's Works
Authors: Lakshmi N. Tulasi
Published: January 2025

Anita Desai’s women characters suffer because of their inability to strike an emotional chord with their spouses and to vent out their feelings freely. In this novel, Desai portrays Monisha, the protagonist’s plight very graphically and carefully relates it to “the women who are like the female birds in the cage”. All her novels revolve around the traditional status of women in the society dominated by the male chauvinists. As with the other feminist writers like Gita Mehta, Shashi Deshpande, Arundhati Roy etc. the crucial issue taken up by Desai is women’s freedom. Freedom which men always possess but is denied to women flatly. Monisha like a caged bird trapped in an incompatible marriage with Jiban yearns to put her “head out of the window” but the “bars are closely set”. And here Monisha is characterized by a remarkable quest for the self. But unlike Sarita in Deshpande’s “Dark Holds No Terrors” or even Ammu in Arindhati Roy’s “The God of Small Things”, Monisha succumbs to the existential problems within the family fold. The novel ending in the tragic death of Monisha is a grim pointer towards the typical predicament of women in our times. And this is the tragedy of Indian Women leading to strings of suicides day after day. The present paper aims to dilate over this poignant social problem crying for urgent attention and remedial measures in this direction.
Research on Open Education Practice Teaching of Engineering Majors Based on OBE Concept
Authors: Jin Xiaoshi
Published: January 2025

Practice teaching is a weak link in training applied and skilled talents in the teaching process of open education. Because of the characteristics of learners' on-the-job learning, separation of time and space, and contradiction between work and study, the practice teaching model in traditional teaching environment cannot meet the needs of open education. Therefore, it is urgent to reconstruct the practice teaching system in open education. Based on the OBE education concept, cooperative education concept, whole-person education and other open education concepts, and according to the changes in social and economic conditions, teaching design is endowed with new connotations, a new practical teaching system suitable for open education is formed, and applied research is carried out in engineering specialties, so as to enhance the ability of open education to train applied and skilled talents.
Research on the Social Influence of Postmodernism Ideological Trend
Authors: Hu Yanfang
Published: January 2025

Postmodernism Ideological Trend opposes the wholeness and identity put forward by the western traditional philosophy and liberates people's individuality to some extent. However, with the development of postmodernism, its nature of only doubting but not constructing gradually emerges, which is difficult to guide the progress of the society and loses its original practical significance. Therefore, we should have a correct view of the post-modernism trend of thought and adhere to marxism as the guiding ideology to guide the development of China at any time.
Improving Young People's Leadership Skills through Emotional Intelligence
Authors: Sherzod Khaydarov , Ahmad Raza
Published: January 2025

This study examines the relationship between Emotional Intelligence and Leadership in Young Adults. A sample of 86 Young Adults residing in Surat city, 48 females and 39 males was collected using convenience sampling. Data was collected using, Standardized Trait Emotional Intelligence Questionnaire – Short Form (TEIQue – SF) and Leadership Practice Inventory. It has been hypothesized that a statistically significant relationship between level of Emotional Intelligence and leadership in Young Adults. The statistical tool used to analyse the data was Correlation and Descriptive Statistics. Data analysis through correlation indicated relationship between level of Emotional Intelligence and Leadership.
Exploring the Challenges Faced by Single Mothers in Guyana
Authors: Kumar Suraj
Published: January 2025

A single mother is one who lives alone with her children and leads a life without her partner due to death, separation, or divorce. This situation of being a single woman can change the personality and behavior, which can be from within the person's inner sense or from society. This study aspires to show the hustles, tussles, and wrestles of single mothers in Guyana; the challenges, the reason to become a single mother, the management of financial matters, and the stress they go through. The intention of the study is to learn the challenges they face in caring for their children and the struggles in making decisions to run the family. This study also focuses on the personal, emotional, social, and financial challenges in a single mother’s life. The objective of the study is the deep pursuit of knowledge for academic achievements and my personal interest in learning about single mothers’ life. Samples of 57 single mothers were selected by purposive sampling technique. The researcher selected the participants from different Regions of the country. The researcher made an open dialogue with the participants using an exploratory method. The second type of sampling was collected by fourteen prepared multiple - choice questions. Most of the participants reported that they had regular fights in the family and were cheated by their partners and an unhealthy family environment was created which led to separation followed by financial difficulties and stress.61% of the participants haven’t built and maintained a support network as single mothers. 80.77% of single mothers ignore their children’s questions regarding their father and their behavior issues. The findings of the study aim to benefit future researchers who can use this study to contribute to the single - parenthood struggles in society. The results suggest that single mothers should seek financial and professional help from competent and trained counselors.
Conrad: The Evolution of Manipur Culture and Tradition
Authors: Dahiye Abdirahman Mohamed
Published: January 2025

The term ‘Kangla’ is very familiar to all the people of Manipur but, the historical importance of the place is known by a few people in Manipur. In fact, right from the very ancient period ‘Kangla’ is closely associated with the life style, tradition, and culture of the people of Manipur. It is the cradle of the evolution of culture and tradition of Manipur. There in the tradition and ancient literally texts this place is regarded as the sacred place of the people of Manipur. In one sense this sacred place may also regarded as the nerve centre or the hub for the evolution of the society of Manipur. Indeed, for the people of Manipur ‘Kangla’ are their history and the history of Manipur is ‘Kangla’. However, for quite long time, except some scattered papers, the researchers of this place have not done any piece of major research work on the historical importance of Kangla. On the other hand many groups of people of different colours and outlook have started to look Kangla from their own perspective. The people worked on culture took it as an important site and historians took it as an important historical monument. Methodology: Primary and secondary sources and published and unpublished information pertaining to the present topic is used in the present research work.
The Similarities and Differences Between Children's Mother Tongue Acquisition and Chinese Acquisition of Foreign Adults and Their Enlightenment to International Chinese Teaching
Authors: Lu Hua , Li Yecai
Published: January 2025

By comparing and analyzing the similarities and differences between children's mother tongue acquisition and adults' foreign language acquisition, it reveals the common law in the process of language acquisition, and provides inspiration for international Chinese teaching. It is found that children's mother language acquisition and adults' foreign language acquisition are in common in the synchronous development, creative use, language strategies and other aspects. The paper puts forward six enlightenment of international Chinese teaching from the aspects of context support, tolerating mistakes, encouraging creative use, strengthening the training of written language system, and enriching the cultural resource base.
Medusa and the Art of Female Rebellion: A New Interpretation of an Ancient Myth
Authors: Sayeed Saria , Tiwari Pooja
Published: January 2025

The fascinating mythological determination of Medusa has lengthy intrigued pupils and artists alike, embodying a multifaceted image of energy, femininity, and transformation. This paper pursuit to get to the bottom of the enigma surrounding Medusa via a multidisciplinary evaluation, encompassing mythology, artwork history, psychology, and feminist theory. By delving into historical Greek mythology, we discover the origins and evolution of Medusa's character, her position as a Gorgon, and the importance of her serpentine hair and petrifying gaze. Moreover, we delve into mental theories and archetypal evaluation to decipher Medusa's deeper mental and symbolic dimensions, her connection to trauma, energy dynamics, and the female psyche. Lastly, we discover the feminist perspective, inspecting Medusa as an image of female agency, resistance, and the reclamation of girl identity. Through this complete investigation, we intend to offer a nuanced expertise of Medusa's enduring allure, her cultural importance, and her relevance with inside the current discourse surrounding mythology, gender, and representation.
The Translation, Dissemination, and Evolution of Poetry from the High Tang Dynasty in France
Authors: Wu Jiahui
Published: January 2025

The 17th to 18th centuries marked the beginning of cultural exchange between China and the West, during which Jesuit missionaries played a significant role. They introduced the latest Western thoughts and scientific advancements to China while providing detailed descriptions of China in their letters sent back to Europe. Additionally, they translated many Chinese texts, with French Jesuits contributing the most influential works. Among these translations were various collections of Tang poetry translated into French. In the 19th century, the first collection of Tang poetry in French was published in France. Subsequently, an increasing number of French translators, sinologists, and Chinese scholars became involved in the translation of Tang poetry, enriching the variety of French translations. The translation and dissemination of Tang poetry in France have become an important aspect of Sino-French cultural exchange, garnering attention from numerous scholars. While there have been significant research contributions from scholars in both countries, much of the work has been conducted from a macro view, lacking micro-level studies focused on specific periods of Tang poetry, particularly regarding the poetry of the High Tang period. In light of this, this paper organizes and analyzes different versions of French translations of Tang poetry, primarily selecting works by prominent High Tang poets such as Li Bai, Du Fu, and Wang Wei. Through comparative analysis, the paper aims to explore how the translations reflect the French translators' understanding of High Tang poetry and the cultural concepts behind them.
The Practical Forms and Challenges of Administrative Governance at the Village Level
Authors: Wei Tongyue
Published: January 2025

In the context of advancing the modernization of grassroots governance systems and capabilities, the administrative approach to village-level governance has emerged as a significant trend in the transformation towards modernized grassroots governance. The internal resource scarcity within rural areas, the gradual disintegration of familiar social networks, and the necessity for the transformation of governance services and the enhancement of governance capabilities have provided both impetus and a solid foundation for the administrative approach to village governance. Currently, the administrative nature of village governance is primarily reflected in the professionalization of village officials, the bureaucratization of village organizations, and the standardization of work processes. While this administrative approach can enhance administrative efficiency and improve the assessment of village organizations by grassroots governments, it also faces challenges such as the imbalance in the relationship among "strong administration, weak autonomy," and the dynamics between villagers, village officials, and township governments. Additionally, there are real issues regarding the responsiveness and public nature of village organizations. To some extent, this can interfere with village officials' governance of rural areas, particularly when individual officials prioritize personal gain over addressing villagers' needs, focusing on form rather than genuinely resolving issues. Over time, this may lead to a loss of trust among villagers towards their officials, which is detrimental to the sustainable development of rural governance.
"Xi'nan Opera Exhibition" Provides Contemporary Inspiration to Opera Practitioners
Authors: Zhu Tingting
Published: January 2025

As an important milestone in the development of Chinese drama, Xi'nan Opera Exhibition has important implications for the creative work of contemporary opera workers. By analyzing the characteristics of Xi'nan Opera Exhibition in the development of drama, Xi'nan Opera Exhibition, with its eclectic and diversified development attitude, wide selection of repertoires and theatrical sentiment of using foreign things for Chinese purposes, encourages the public to focus on solving contemporary problems, and brings important implications for the social responsibility of contemporary opera creation and the realization of its social functions.
Analysis of Social work Project Management Process from the Perspective of Empowerment Theory—Taking the "Not Come Singly but in Pairs" Social Work Project for Families Who Lost Their Only Child as an Example
Authors: Deng Yong
Published: January 2025

Project-based management of social work has become an important trend in the development of social work, and has gained greater development space for the development of social work. This paper takes the empowerment theory as the theoretical support, takes the "Not Come Singly but in Pairs" social work project for families who have lost their only child as an example, analyzes the project with the four main stages of project management, namely, the initiation, planning, implementation, and closing, and summarizes the experience of social work project management from the perspective of empowerment theory.
Methods for Studying and Advancing Deep Learning Models: Dynamics of Platforms, Applications, nd Emerging Research Trends
Authors: Kushnareva Maria
Published: January 2025

Deep learning has rapidly emerged as a focal point, captivating both academic research and industrial applications in recent years. This paper provides a concise overview of the pivotal concepts and determinants underpinning the evolution of deep learning. The impact of data augmentation (DA) on deep learning shines through recent demonstrations, leading to heightened accuracy, stability, and mitigated overfitting. Operating within the broader sphere of machine learning, deep learning's prowess lies in its capacity to autonomously uncover intricate patterns and representations from raw data. Its evolution from conventional machine learning approaches has unlocked transformative potential, propelling advancements in areas such as image classification, speech synthesis, and medical diagnosis. However, challenges pertaining to interpretability, data scarcity, and model generalization persist, fostering an active field of research that continually refines deep learning techniques. The ramifications of this technology are profound, as it reshapes industries and fuels innovation, thereby shaping the trajectory of AI-driven solutions. In contrast, strides in image and spectral data analysis have harnessed the power of synthetic data facilitated by sophisticated forward models and generative unsupervised deep learning methods. This paper offers a comprehensive perspective on deep learning techniques, first introducing them at a high level and subsequently delving into their applications in atomistic simulation, materials imaging, spectral analysis, and natural language processing. Across these modalities, we explore theoretical and experimental data applications, prevalent modeling strategies with their strengths and limitations, as well as available software and datasets. The exposition encapsulates six principal deep learning models that dominate contemporary academic research, elucidating their principles and characteristics. Beyond academia, this work examines industrial applications, such as speech and image recognition, artificial intelligence, and anticipates forthcoming trends and challenges in these domains."