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CONCEPTION ET REALISATION D’UNE APPLICATION WEB POUR LES ANNONCES DE L’INSTITUT SUPERIEUR DE COMMERCE DE KISANGANI
Authors: Rodriguez Esabe Mandebo
Published: October 2024

Il sied de rappeler que l’Institut Supérieur de Commerce de Kisangani organise la filière Gestion Informatique. Cependant, l’on constate que cet établissement ne dispose pas d’un site de recherche pouvant permettre les échanges des informations. Les étudiants se copient mutuellement et ne développent aucun esprit d’innovation en vue d’orienter les résultats de leurs recherches à la résolution des problèmes et/ou besoins de la société. Cette recherche est menée pour le souci de doter l’institution d’une nouvelle technologie pour la gestion des annonces à partir de laquelle l’Institution sera visible dans le monde entier. Il s’agit aussi de ressortir un instrument performant de publication des résultats, d’horaire et remonter sa considération à un niveau encore plus grand, mais également par le fait que de nos jours, la gestion au sein des différents sous-domaines se fait encore manuellement et nous voulons apporter notre modeste contribution pour le progrès de cette institution en termes de reconnaissance. Tel est l’apport que la présente recherche voudrait s’atteler en vue de la mise en œuvre d’un site web pour la gestion des annonces efficaces et compétitifs, répondant aux besoins réels de la société.
Home / Archives / Vol. 3 No. 4 (2017): EPH - International Journal of Medical and Health Science (ISSN: 2456 - 6063) / Articles A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE ROLE OF OCCUPATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY IN IMPROVING HEALTH AND WELL-BEING IN HEALTHCARE SETTINGS
Authors: Saleh AL Masoud, Ashwaq , Hamoud AL Shammari, Faten , Abdulmajid AL Wohabe, Rasha , Qassem Shareef, Ala Abdu , Essa AL Harbi, Aisha , Mohammed Alhanouf Saeed , Khalaf AL Shammari, Maram Hlayel
Published: October 2024

Occupational psychology significantly contributes to enhancing the health and well-being of healthcare professionals, who often face high-stress environments and emotional exhaustion. This critical review examines the role of occupational psychology in healthcare settings, focusing on its impact on burnout prevention, stress management, job satisfaction, team dynamics, and emotional resilience. Key areas include fostering positive workplace culture, improving team communication, and addressing compassion fatigue through emotional intelligence training. Despite the proven benefits, challenges such as resistance to change, resource constraints, and the stigma surrounding mental health hinder the effective implementation of occupational psychology interventions. To optimize its application, recommendations include leadership support, integrating well-being principles into organizational policies, and offering tailored psychological support programs. By addressing these factors, healthcare organizations can create a more supportive work environment, ultimately enhancing both employee well-being and patient care quality. This review underscores the importance of a holistic approach to occupational health psychology, highlighting its potential to reduce stress, improve job satisfaction, and ensure the sustainability of healthcare systems.
The National Counterterrorism Agency's Efforts to Improve Intelligence Institution Collaboration in Countering Terrorism in Indonesia
Authors: Hidayat Cecep , Zarkasyi Fajar Imam
Published: October 2024

Lack of intelligence collaboration is considered to be one of the fundamental problems in tackling terrorism in Indonesia. However, amidst the negative attention, there are efforts by BNPT (National Counterterrorism Agency) to improve collaboration between intelligence agencies. By using Weiss's theory to analyze various statements from public officials and state institutions regarding the issue of intelligence agency cooperation in Indonesia, this paper finds two important conclusions. First, efforts to encourage the formation of intelligence collaboration have actually been carried out by BNPT by equalizing perceptions among various intelligence agencies in viewing the problems and issues of terrorism. This is evidenced by a series of training conducted by BNPT in the period 2020-2023 which aims to encourage synergy between intelligence agencies related to terrorism issues. Second, still in line with what Weiss revealed, BNPT's steps with this series of training are inseparable from the external pressure sourced from public opinion in encouraging the formation of cooperation. In this case, the strong public demand for the importance of intelligence collaboration in dealing with the problem of terrorism is inseparable from the intensity of terrorism attacks that occurred from 2016 to 2021. The bomb attacks that occurred during this period led to polemics over the function of intelligence, which in turn shows the importance of intelligence collaboration as an important component of counterterrorism.
Implementasi Media Pembelajaran Pop-Up Book Melalui Pendekatan CRT Dalam Projek Penguatan Profil Pelajaran Pancasila Dengan Tema Kearifan Lokal
Authors: Aswandi Aswandi , S Andi Mutmainnah , Sari Ayu Meilinda , Wardani Agni Sulfi , Ayu Annisa Tiara , Razak Nur Khadijah , Abdillah Abdillah
Published: October 2024

Pengabdian ini bertujuan membantu mahasiswa Pendidikan Profesi Guru Prajabatan di Universitas Muhammadiyah Makassar dalam mengembangkan kepemimpinan, keterampilan komunikasi, serta manajemen konflik melalui kegiatan interaktif. Selain itu, kegiatan ini juga bertujuan meningkatkan kepedulian peserta didik terhadap kebudayaan lokal melalui media pembelajaran inovatif. Metode yang digunakan meliputi pemaparan media pembelajaran inovatif, pembelajaran berdiferensiasi dengan pendekatan Culturally Responsive Teaching (CRT), serta pemanfaatan aplikasi Canva dan Medibang untuk membuat buku pop-up berbasis kearifan lokal suku Makassar. Hasil menunjukkan partisipasi aktif dan antusiasme tinggi dari guru dan peserta didik dalam setiap tahap kegiatan. Pengabdian ini berkontribusi pada peningkatan minat peserta didik terhadap kebudayaan lokal serta menyediakan media pembelajaran kreatif yang relevan dengan kebutuhan mereka. Kontribusi dari kegiatan ini adalah tersedianya media pembelajaran berbasis kearifan lokal yang inovatif, yang dapat digunakan oleh guru untuk meningkatkan minat peserta didik terhadap kebudayaan lokal. Pengabdian ini juga memberikan dampak positif pada pengembangan keterampilan kepemimpinan dan komunikasi mahasiswa sebagai calon guru profesional.
Making a Life by What We Give
Authors: Davis-Hazell Alexis
Published: October 2024

Abstract: In her latest column, NATS President Alexis Davis-Hazell examines the challenges of voice professionals navigating the figurative act two of their careers. She contemplates the mid-career crisis as a second adolescence, resulting in a call for transformation. Through hypothetical examples and analysis of the dynamics of mentorship, she observes how the crisis of mid-career is the most pivotal time of our professional lives. Davis-Hazell considers avenues of personal rediscovery and renewal by reflecting on a popular aphorism: we make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.
Bel Canto des Wortes— The Pedagogy of Cornelia (Cornelie) van Zanten
Authors: Cutsforth-Huber Bonnie
Published: October 2024

Abstract: The Neapolitan School is well-known for its superb pedagogues who shaped the art of bel canto singing, one of whom was Cornelia van Zanten (1855–1946). Her 1911 treatise Bel Canto des Wortes , with its many voice exercises and an overview of the history of the bel canto movement, reveals Zanten as a superb pedagogue whose work deserves more exposure. Zanten’s methods were forged by her own operatic career, which spanned both Europe and the United States, her studies with Francesco Lamperti and Julius Stockhausen, and her many years teaching in both Germany and The Netherlands.
Repertoire by Women Composers: A Guide for Beginning and Intermediate-Level Singers
Authors: Bickham Teri , Piazza-Pick Jennifer
Published: October 2024

Abstract: Although vocal music has one of the longest recorded histories of any art form, the songs of women composers remain largely excluded from the traditional canon. Recently, performers and educators have been working to change the way we decide which music and musicians are part of the classical repertoire. This article will address repertoire by women composers to suit early-stage singers in the first years of study. Repertoire presented will explore multiple languages, time periods, and styles within the Western-classical pedagogic tradition. The authors offer insight into each selection’s benefits. Online and traditional resources are suggested for further exploration.
Flipping the Voice Pedagogy Frame: Background, Foundation, and Framework
Authors: Perna Nicholas , Redman Yvonne Gonzales , Glasner Joshua D.
Published: October 2024

Abstract: Most music degrees focus on developing successful performers in lieu of developing proficient voice teachers. While they may take one voice pedagogy course as part of their curriculum, most singers do not receive focused training in educational principles. This article presents (1) a foundation for designing learning objectives using Bloom’s revised taxonomy, (2) a rationale for using a flipped pedagogy model, and (3) case study examples for using these models within a voice pedagogy curriculum. This framework develops and refines both marketable voice teaching abilities and so-called “soft skills” for musicians enrolled in voice pedagogy courses.
Loaded Words: The Ongoing Evolution of “Support”
Authors: Manternach Brian
Published: October 2024

Abstract: As frequently referenced in voice studios, “support” (or “breath support”) is a fundamental element of some teachers’ pedagogy. Others eschew the term, believing it to be ambiguous at best and harmful at worst. This article examines how support has been addressed in select pedagogical books and articles over the last fifty years. It presents various definitions for the term, examines potential problems with how it is often used in the voice studio, and considers alternate phrases that may be less “loaded.” It will also highlight some areas of general consensus in the ongoing evolution of the word support.
Subtracting to Add: Assessing Teaching Activities in Consideration of Student Outcomes
Authors: Maxfield Lynn
Published: October 2024

Abstract: Human nature predisposes us to solve problems by adding elements, even when the simplest or most efficient solution would involve subtracting elements. In this article, evidence is explored in order to investigate how deeply rooted this tendency is in the human condition and how it may pose challenges for singing teachers trying to help their students solve vocal problems.
A Conversation with Ana María Martínez
Authors: Treinkman Melissa
Published: October 2024

Abstract: In a video interview with Journal of Singing Associate Editor Melissa Treinkman on April 22, 2024, Ana María Martínez discussed her thirty-year operatic career that continues to flourish. She described her musical upbringing, shared advice regarding repertoire choice, and emphasized the importance of finding a sense of purpose. A QR code is included at the end of the article which contains the link to the recorded interview with Ana María Martínez, posted on the NATS YouTube channel.
Recent Research in Singing
Authors: Simonson Donald
Published: October 2024

Abstract: This “Recent Research in Singing” article chronicles four academic documents authored during 2024. A thesis by Elaina M. Frissell, “Ukrainian Symbolism in Mykola Lysenko’s Art Songs and Taras Shevchenko’s Poetry,” and dissertations by Ju Eun Oh, “Harmonizing Language and Music: The Potential Role of Voice Pedagogues in Advancing Foreign Language Acquisition Through Music,” Bixiao Wang, “Selected Chinese Art Songs of Tzu Huang: A Performance Guide,” and Edwin R. Williams, “The Interdisciplinary Music Degree: Music Education, Music Performance, and Music and Fine Arts Administration.” Each includes a complete bibliographic citation and an Author/ProQuest abstract.
The Media Gallery
Authors: Berg Gregory
Published: October 2024

Abstract: This column begins with a review of tenor Lawrence Brownlee’s recording “Rising,” which was the basis of his performance at the Knoxville NATS conference. That is followed by a review of “The Art Song Podcast.” The final review is of the revised streaming service of the Paris Opera, Paris Opera Play (POP).
Is agricultural lime a profitable investment for African smallholders? Evidence from Rwanda
Authors:   International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT), Addis Ababa, Ethiopia., Jaleta Moti , Vasco Silva João ,   International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT), Harare, Zimbabwe, Ruganzu Vicky ,   Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board (RAB), Huye, Rwanda, Martin Mvuyekure Simon ,   Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board (RAB), Huye, Rwanda, Mujanama Erick ,   University of Lay Adventists of Kigali (UNILAK), Department of Environmental and Development Studies (MEDS), Rwanda, Voss Rachel ,   International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT), Nairobi, Kenya, Chamberlin Jordan ,   International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT), Nairobi, Kenya, Baudron Frédéric ,   International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT), Harare, Zimbabwe
Published: October 2024

Soil acidity is a major constraint to crop production in tropical regions. Although agricultural lime is one option to remediate acid soils, there is limited information on the potential returns on investments to liming by smallholders. Using survey data collected from 261 households in Rwanda, we estimated the crop-specific yield response to lime application and associated financial benefits. The estimated average yield gain from lime ranged from 941 kg/ha to 1 579 kg/ha for Irish potato, 562 kg/ha to 709 kg/ha for maize, and 453 kg/ha to 520 kg/ha for beans. With the existing lime and farmgate crop prices, reliable returns on investment from lime were observed for Irish potato, while applying lime to maize and bean was only profitable at a 50% lime price subsidy. As maize and beans are the major staple crops in Rwanda, the subsidy for ag-lime use in improving crop productivity is highly justifiable. The results inform policy decisions in considering market-oriented crops and subsidies when promoting agricultural lime in acid soils under smallholder conditions.
Impact of membership of seed-producer cooperatives on commercialisation among smallholder farmers in the central highlands of Ethiopia
Authors:   College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, School of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness, Haramaya University, Ethiopia., Gemechu Abera , Jaleta Moti ,   International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT), Addis Ababa, Ethiopia., Zemedu Lemma ,   Debrezeit Agricultural Research Center, Bishoftu, Ethiopia, Beyene Fekadu ,   College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, School of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness, Haramaya University, Ethiopia.
Published: October 2024

Low agricultural commercialisation due to low productivity and a lack of access to and use of improved seeds are common features of smallholders in the Ethiopian highlands. Seed-producer cooperatives (SPCs) were established and strengthened in these highlands to facilitate smallholders’ access to improved seed. Using survey data collected from 425 randomly selected smallholders, a full-information maximum likelihood endogenous switching regression (ESR) model and a propensity score-matching (PSM) technique were employed to estimate the impact of membership of seed producer cooperatives on the output and input commercialisation of members and non-members. The results show that farm size, availability of extension services, household size, farm income, participation in other farmers’ organisations, access to training, and education of the household head are key factors associated with cooperative membership. The results from the ESR and PSM models are consistent and show that being a member had a positive and statistically significant impact on tef and wheat farmers’ output and input commercialisation. Non-members’ status in output and input commercialisation would have been improved if they had been members of seed-producer cooperatives. The results indicate that joining seed-producer cooperatives has proven to be a beneficial approach for farmers, as it minimises transaction costs and facilitates farmers’ access to input and output markets for tef and wheat crops. The results show that, if farmers were not part of SPCs, the commercialisation of their tef and wheat output would have decreased by 43 and 31 percentage points, respectively. Furthermore, if non-members had joined the seed cooperatives, their tef and wheat output commercialisation levels would have increased by 19.5 and 13.3 percentage points, respectively. The findings imply that governments and development partners should deliver training for SPC members on quality seed production and management in their farm operations and assist SPCs in setting up seed storage facilities and acquiring winnowing machines.
Analysis of Thermal Isotropy of Parallelepiped Shape of Bronze Samples for Mechanical Engineering Applications
Authors: Nizomov Ziyovuddin , Sodatdinov Shahnavoz , Saidzoda Rahim , Nematov Dilshod
Published: October 2024

Objective: The need to find out whether the specimens are ‘thermally thin’ or not is the basis for applying the law of conservation of energy or the Fourier differential equation of heat conduction in finding the time dependence of the specimen temperature. The aim of this study is to find out the thermal field distribution in a parallelepiped shaped bronze specimen and to verify the Bio number. Methods: A number of external variables make it difficult to maintain a monotonic change in sample temperature during the ‘heating’ stage. These factors led to the use of the cooling method to study tiny samples with low inertia of the thermal process. We used the cooling method to experimentally verify the isotropy of the thermal field in the sample and to study the kinetics of cooling relative to the sample axes over a wide range of temperatures. Results: It was found out that in natural air cooling the main mechanisms are conductive, convective and radiative heat transfer. The contribution of thermal radiation to the cooling process is noticeable at high temperatures. It was found that the typical cooling time increases with sequential radiative, conductive and convective heat transfer. By extending the temperature study area to, for the first time, we were able to observe each component of the heat transfer process independently. The values of the typical cooling time on all axes correspond to the experimental error bounds. It was found that the temperature value of the sample is independent of the coordinates and depends only on time. In this case, the law of conservation of energy can be used to explain the dependence of body temperature on cooling time. Conclusion: It is shown that the sample under study is ‘thermally thin’, i.e. the thermal field is constant in all directions. In this situation, the thermal balance equation should be applied rather than the Fourier differential equation of heat conduction, since the temperature gradient inside the body is practically zero. The results obtained are of great importance for the study of cooling processes of metallic products in thermal power engineering, heat engineering and thermophysics.
ANEL: a novel efficient and lightweight authentication scheme for enhancing security in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks (VANETs) using elliptic curve cryptography
Authors: Ahmed Benyamina , Zakarya Benyamina
Published: October 2024

Vehicular Ad-hoc Networks (VANETs) offer immense potential for revolutionizing modern transportation systems through real-time communication and interaction between vehicles and roadside infrastructure. These networks can significantly enhance traffic management, improve safety, and support various vehicular services. However, ensuring secure communication in VANETs remains a critical challenge due to the highly sensitive nature of the data exchanged, such as location and personal information. Current authentication schemes, including the ANEL scheme, exhibit vulnerabilities like data interception and tracking risks. In this paper, we propose a novel, efficient, and lightweight authentication scheme that leverages elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) and message mapping techniques to address these security issues. The proposed solution strengthens encryption, enhances privacy protection, and mitigates risks such as unauthorized access and man-in-the-middle attacks. Furthermore, the scheme offers scalability and distinguishes between regular and priority users, making it adaptable to various VANET applications. This approach significantly improves the overall security and privacy framework of VANET systems while ensuring the efficient use of computational resources in vehicular environments.
Improvement of the microstructure and corrosion behavior of Ni-TiO2 composite coatings electrodeposited at various amounts of TiO2 powder
Authors: Ouhabab Noureddine , Temam Elhachmi Guettaf , Temam Hachemi Ben , Gana Abderrahmane
Published: October 2024

The purpose of this study was to produce efficient Ni-TiO2 composite coatings at different concentrations of TiO2 particles to enhance BS2 microstructure and corrosion resistance in 3.5 wt. % NaCl.  % NaCl solution. EDS analysis shows that the Ti and O content increases by increasing the amount of TiO2. XRD results reveal that the preferential growth plane of pure Ni is (100), which corresponds to the (111) and (100) planes for Ni-TiO2 composite coatings. SEM shows that the substrates are coated homogeneously. In addition to the microstructural improvements, the corrosion resistance efficiency was enhanced significantly with the inclusion of TiO2 particles. Specifically, the study showed that 10 g/L of TiO2 provided the optimal balance, achieving a corrosion resistance efficiency of 74.6%, along with a marked reduction in porosity. Furthermore, the surface morphology confirmed a uniform and defect-free distribution of the TiO2 particles, contributing to the overall anti-corrosion properties. These findings suggest that Ni-TiO2 composite coatings are a promising candidate for industrial applications, particularly in environments where materials are exposed to harsh conditions, such as marine environments. The outcomes of this research have the potential to inform the development of advanced anti-corrosion strategies for various industries.
Análise experimental para dosagem de concreto estrutural
Authors: Zarpellon Cayttano Saul de Sá , Souza Mirielly Gomes de , Oliveira Rogério Alves de , Chioveto Arnaldo Taveira , Tussolini Martha , Ramalho Luana Vieira , Fonseca Gabrielle Darc Banczek , Ferreira Maycon Douglas , Arruda Everton Martins
Published: October 2024

O concreto é um material amplamente consumido na indústria da construção civil, devido propriedades como resistência, durabilidade, versatilidade, facilidade de moldagem e alta disponibilidade de oferta em mercado. Em virtude da crescente demanda de recursos naturais, a temática sobre reaproveitamento de resíduos mostra-se como alternativa para problemáticas ambientais. Com base nisso, a pesquisa em tela propõe o reaproveitamento de resíduos de fábrica, provenientes de rejeitos de blocos estruturais, na produção de concreto simples, através da substituição fracionada do agregado miúdo natural por agregados miúdos obtidos destes rejeitos, com o intuito de avaliar os benefícios desta prática diante às principais propriedades do concreto. Os métodos foram desenvolvidos em concordância com as normativas da Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas, propondo substituições de 0 a 100% de agregado miúdo natural por agregado miúdo proveniente de resíduos, validando os objetivos através dos resultados de abatimento do tronco de cone e resistência à compressão simples. Mediante a estes resultados, observou-se que o concreto produzido com 50% de substituição, proporcionou o maior resultado de resistência à compressão com um aumento de 24,57% em relação aos corpos de prova de referência (0% de substituição) e 80 milímetros de abatimento, consistência esta admitida pelo método de dosagem da Associação Brasileira de Cimento Portland.  Porquanto, compreende-se que o reaproveitamento de resíduos de blocos estruturais na produção de concreto não prejudicou a consistência e resistência à compressão neste percentual identificado, devendo ser foco de demais pesquisas para validar metodologias produtivas com a possibilidade de se tornar uma alternativa de mercado.
Uso da tecnologia por parte da população idosa: uma revisão sistemática
Authors: Lucena Hérika Juliana de Araújo , Cataldo Neto Alfredo
Published: October 2024

O advento tecnológico e crescimento da base populacional composta pela população idosa é evidente na atualidade. Mediante isso, o presente estudo tem por objetivo compreender a utilização de tecnologias digitais pelos idosos. Em sequência, uma pesquisa direcionada foi realizada através das bases de dados científicos MEDLINE, EMBASE E BVS, utilizando combinações de descritores em saúde, em português e inglês, conforme representado: "Aged" and "Digital Technology" e "Idoso" and "Tecnologia Digital". Ademais, seguindo o rigor técnico-científico pré-definido, foram incluídos critérios de inclusão e exclusão para análise e sistematização dos achados, visando direcionar a pesquisa ao objetivo delimitado, conforme a questão norteadora do estudo. A pesquisa resultou em um total de 20 artigos para compor o embasamento teórico do estudo, os quais foram organizados e reavaliados para obtenção dos resultados de pesquisa e da conclusão do estudo. Destarte, foi evidente o aumento do uso de tecnologias digitais pela população acima de 60 anos, resultando em impactos significativos na promoção da qualidade de vida, autonomia e interação social dos idosos.
Anthropogenic threats in the border zone of the Amazon Forest: a case study of land use and land cover in RESEX Ciriaco, Maranhão, Brazil
Authors: Santos Isabelle Batista , Silva Alinne da , Carvalho Izadora Santos de , Silva Tercya Lúcidi de Araújo , Schwingel Paulo Ricardo
Published: October 2024

The state of Maranhão is located in northeastern Brazil and covers three biomes, the Amazon Forest, Cerrado (savannah), and Caatinga (semi-arid), and an endemic ecosystem known as the Mata de Cocais (coconut forest). This study aimed to identify the land use and land cover (LU/LC) in RESEX Ciriaco, located in the border zone of the Amazon Forest of Maranhão, where occurs the Mata de Cocais. The database used in this study was obtained from the Brazilian Annual Land Use and Land Cover Mapping Project (Mapbiomas). The LU/LC in RESEX Ciriaco was carried out across 8,106.7 ha and a buffer zone with a 3 km radius was adopted. A map representing the class changes in the study area was created for the years 1985, 1992, 1999, 2006, 2013, 2020, and 2021. Despite the findings indicate a troubling particularly driven by the presence of pasturelands, the results demonstrate that RESEX Ciriaco has fulfilled its function of guaranteeing the sustainable use of natural resources without deforestation. However, the advancement of livestock and agriculture around RESEX Ciriaco poses a risk to the ecosystem. Creating a buffer zone for RESEX Ciriaco is vital for stopping the advancement of anthropogenic activities in the conservation unit.
A formação do pedagogo no contexto da cibercultura
Authors: Magalhães Taline Amorim Leite , Cavalcanti Ágata Laisa Laremberg Alves
Published: October 2024

O presente estudo surge a partir da percepção acerca da formação do pedagogo para o uso das tecnologias digitais, diante do contexto da cibercultura ao qual vivemos, tendo como foco o curso de Pedagogia, do Campus Ministro Petrônio Portela, da Universidade Federal do Piauí. Como objetivo geral, buscamos analisar acerca da mobilização de saberes tecnológicos para formação do pedagogo na era digital na UFPI. Quanto à metodologia, adotamos a abordagem qualitativa, desenvolvendo uma pesquisa bibliográfica e documental, garantindo assim, a apreensão e o domínio das temáticas já publicadas para o aprofundamento dos objetivos. O estudo analisou a formação do pedagogo da UFPI, tendo como base o Projeto Pedagógico do Curso de Pedagogia no que se refere aos componentes curriculares identificando que há apenas a oferta de um único componente, Recursos Didáticos e Tecnológicos, em caráter optativo que fomenta ao futuro pedagogo contato direto com conteúdos que poderão desenvolver habilidades tecnológicas. Logo, é preciso que o futuro pedagogo da UFPI, procure outras formas de adquirir conhecimentos acerca das TDIC, como cursos de extensão, aperfeiçoamento e até mesmo especializações, ao término do curso.  A formação do pedagogo na UFPI necessita, portanto, reafirmar o compromisso para uma formação que possibilite ao profissional atuar no contexto das demandas frente ao domínio dos recursos pedagógicos que se utilizam nas práticas pedagógicas. Esse também é um ponto chave na construção de profissionais consonantes às demandas sociais do mundo digital.
Avaliação dos impactos na saúde mental em profissionais de saúde envolvidos na assistência da pandemia da COVID-19
Authors: Almeida André Rossanno Mendes , Rêgo Adriana Sousa , Cruz Cristina Nitz da , Miranda Rita de Cássia Mendonça de , Barbosa Janaina Maiana Abreu , Falcai Ângela , Firmo Wellyson da Cunha Araújo , Silva Flor de Maria Araujo Mendonça
Published: October 2024

Os impactos na saúde mental sobre os profissionais de saúde na linha de frente da COVID-19, gera a necessidade de conhecimento em diversas áreas, especialmente na saúde mental. Diante disso, o objetivo desse estudo foi avaliar a saúde mental dos profissionais de saúde envolvidos na assistência da COVID-19. Trata-se de um estudo analítico, as variáveis coletadas foram distribuídas em dados de identificação dos profissionais abordados e, informações demográficas, econômicas, sociais e culturais. A maior prevalência de (61,15%) foi observada para idade início de trabalho. Evidenciou depressão em 71,57%, com significância estatística com p≤0,001; 69,64% apresentaram improvável ansiedade com forte significância estatística (p≤0,001); 78,99% foram de 0 a 3 pessoas por residência e 72,28% não apresentaram sinais de depressão; 74,55% apresentaram significância estatística para ansiedade (p=0,02). A ocorrência da gravidade de transtorno da ansiedade devido a pandemia da COVID-19 é variado, cuja autoestima é afetada, ocorrendo isolamento, dificuldade de convívio e concentração e fracasso.
Folklore Training for the Public Humanities: Podcasting
Authors: Marshall Kimberly Jenkins
Published: October 2024

Universities are increasingly turning to the public humanities—humanities work that engages broad audiences outside academia—to address concerns raised by the “crisis in the humanities.” In this essay, I demonstrate how the skills and experiences I gained through my folklore training are precisely the ones I most needed for public humanities work, focusing on the topical podcast Staying with the Question that I created as Faculty Director of the Arts and Humanities Forum at the University of Oklahoma.
Eksplorasi Minat Warga Korea Selatan terhadap Batik Indonesia
Authors: Putri Rizki Utami  , Muhammad Aqshel Revinzky
Published: October 2024

Globalization is a world development phenomenon where everything can be achieved instantly and makes things easier for humans in everything, whether in the use of technology or information obtained in gaining knowledge with just one click. However, in the 20th century, the development of this phenomenon became increasingly rapid and global. This is due to advances in technology and the ease with which information can be obtained via the internet which is used by almost all people in the world. Indonesian people take advantage of this phenomenon in distributing and introducing traditional Indonesian culture to foreign countries, especially South Korea. One of the Indonesian cultural products that can be exported is Indonesian batik which has been recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage.This research aims to analyze the impact of globalization on Indonesian batik export opportunities to South Korea. This research uses a qualitative method with a phenomenological approach. The object of research is Indonesian batik which has successfully attracted the attention of the people in South Korea. This data was collected through interviews with local South Korean residents, observations, and literature studies.The research results show that globalization has had a positive impact on batik export opportunities in Indonesia. This can be seen from the increasing consumption of Indonesian products in South Korea and the interest of the South Korean people in learning Indonesian and its culture. Apart from that, through this research, other factors were found that influence the export opportunities of Indonesian batik to South Korea, including the quality of Indonesian batik, Indonesian and South Korean government policies, as well as the promotion of Indonesian batik in South Korea. Therefore, Indonesian business people need to take advantage of this opportunity to increase Indonesian batik exports to South Korea.
PENDEKATAN BERDIFERENSIASI DALAM MODEL INQUIRY LEARNING TERHADAP PENINGKATAN HASIL BELAJAR PAI MATERI ANAK SALEH SISWA KELAS IV SD NEGERI 2 DONOTIRTO BANTUL
Authors: Yuniatun Ismi , Asrofi Muhammad
Published: October 2024

The purpose of this class action research is to determine the improvement of PAI learning outcomes for pious children through a differentiated approach in the inquiry learning model for grade IV students of SD Negeri 2 Donotirto Bantul. Through a differentiated approach, it seeks to find out the learning needs of students to the maximum, combined with an inquiry learning model that involves students to the maximum so that students are more actively involved. This class action research was carried out in two cycles. The subject of this study is a fourth grade student of SD Negeri 2 Donotirto Kretek totaling 20 children. Data collection techniques are carried out through tests, observations, and documentation. The data analysis technique uses quantitative descriptive analysis. The results of this study show that a differentiated approach in the inquiry learning model to improve the learning outcomes of PAI material for pious children in grade IV students of SD Negeri 2 Donotirto Bantul can improve the learning outcomes of grade IV students of SD Negeri 2 Donotirto. The improvement of learning outcomes can be seen based on the value of student learning outcomes from pre-cycle, cycle I, and cycle II. This can be seen from the completeness of the first cycle which shows 65% while in the second cycle it shows a completeness of 100%, from this there is an increase in completeness of 35%.
Analysis Of the Impact of China's Population Age Structure on Residential Commercial Housing Prices
Authors: Wu Jiabaidi
Published: October 2024

With the intensification of global aging, the impact of changes in population age structure on the real estate market is becoming increasingly significant. This article aims to explore the impact of changes in China's population age structure on the prices of residential commercial housing, to provide a scientific basis for regulating the real estate market. By analyzing data from 30 provinces and cities in China from 2013 to 2022, this article finds that as aging population intensifies and the number of children decreases, both the old-age dependency ratio and the child-age dependency ratio have a negative impact on housing prices. This means that the aging society and the economic pressure of childcare may weaken the demand for home purchases. Household Saving Rate and increase in total population positively drive house prices, while the relationship between per capita income and house prices is not significant. From a regional perspective, the aging population in the eastern region has a significant effect on suppressing housing prices, while the impact is gradually evident in the central region. The western region has a smaller impact and population growth suppresses housing price increases. The study emphasizes the impact of changes in the age structure of the Chinese population on the prices of residential properties and proposes policy recommendations such as improving old-age security and optimizing the housing supply structure to promote the steady development of the real estate market.
The Effect of Observational Learning and Word of Mouth Learning on Consumer Behaviors
Authors: Deng Chenjie
Published: October 2024

This article explores two learning methods of social interaction in social media and e-commerce environments: observational learning and word-of-mouth learning, and their impact on consumer behavior. This article summarize the influence of two learning methods on consumer behavior in social interaction, and their differences. The article found that both observational learning and word-of-mouth learning have a significant impact on consumer behavior, with positive observational learning having a clear effect on information., Negative word-of-mouth learning information has a stronger influence on consumer decision-making. Observational learning enhances external motivation, while word-of-mouth learning stimulates internal motivation. When highly involved in product decision-making, word-of-mouth details are more critical; Low involvement products allow for more effective observation and learning of information. The impact of word-of-mouth learning on long-term decision-making increases over time. Observing and learning information spreads quickly, while word-of-mouth information spreads slowly. Understanding these mechanisms is crucial for e-commerce platforms and sellers to develop marketing strategies.
A Case Study on the Application of Socio-cultural Theory in International Chinese Language Classrooms
Authors: Zhang Xiaotian
Published: October 2024

Research on sociocultural theory in second language acquisition is common, but there are few concrete methodological results for frontline teachers. In this paper, we first summarize the development of Vygotsky's sociocultural theory as the theoretical support of this paper; secondly, we use the sociocultural theory as the guide to design the teaching of the lesson "Learning Chinese with a Teacher", and describe in detail the implementation of the teaching process. Finally, it analyzes how to apply such a basic theory as socio-cultural theory to the practice of language teaching in a more grounded way from the perspective of teachers.
The Hotel Industry in China: Overview, Observations, and Future Prospects of 5-Star properties within the Chinese hotel industry
Authors: Ni Jiaze
Published: October 2024

This paper examines the evolution of 5-star hotels in China, focusing on the shifting trends in design, services, and customer preferences. The study explores the impact of cultural and generational changes on luxury hotel standards, alongside the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on hotel operations and recovery. Using industry data, personal observations, and an analysis of market trends, this research critically discusses the challenges faced by 5-star properties in maintaining uniqueness and high-quality service. The purpose of this study is to assess the status quo of luxury hotels and propose strategies for sustaining innovation and excellence in a rapidly changing hospitality landscape.
Study on Regional Economic Effect of "West-East Power Transmission"
Authors: Xi Kuang
Published: October 2024

There is a certain mismatch between China's energy distribution and economic development. In this regard, the "West-East Power Transmission" project has optimized the allocation of China's power resources by exploiting the energy potential of the west. Based on the relevant economic data of 31 provincial administrative units in China from 1995 to 2018, combined with theoretical mechanism analysis, this paper hopes to explore the regional economic effect of "west point to East transmission" by designing a dynamic two-way fixed effect DID model divided into input and output areas. It is found that the policy of "power transmission from west to East" has no significant promoting effect on the whole, but has significant promoting effect on the economy of the import area in the medium and long term. In the input area, it mainly improves the output value of the tertiary industry and promotes the optimization of industrial structure. In addition, the heterogeneity robust estimators of de Chaisemartin and D 'Haultfoeuille were also used to estimate the policy effect at the input site, and the results were similar to those of dynamic TWFE.
The Impact of Real Estate Purchase Restriction Policy on Urban Economic Development—A Case Study of Beijing
Authors: Yang Yaru
Published: October 2024

Since 2010, Beijing's purchase restriction policy has been adjusted several times to adapt to the market and promote stability. In April 2024, the policy was eased for housing areas outside the Fifth Ring Road, marking the first major adjustment in 13 years. This paper analyses the economic impact of Beijing's real estate purchase restriction policy, focusing on its effect on investment, consumption, industrial structure, and employment. The study indicates that the purchase restriction policy initially hinders investment and consumption in the short term but contributes to market stability and industrial optimization in the long run. The policy change has increased housing sales and growth in related industries outside the Fifth Ring Road, promoting economic development in the suburbs. Furthermore, the policy has a nuanced impact on the employment market, encouraging labor mobility toward high-tech and service industries while affecting employment in real estate-related sectors. The study suggests that policymakers need to consider the impacts of various aspects to ensure the healthy development of the real estate and employment markets.
An Empirical Study on Biodiversity Disclosure and Firm’s Market Value in North America Based on Linear Regression Model
Authors: Xi He
Published: October 2024

Biodiversity loss is a pressing global risk poised to significantly impact the corporate landscape over the next decade. As companies face escalating demands for transparency, non-financial disclosures, especially those concerning ESG factors, have garnered considerable attention. However, there is a notable deficiency in disclosures specifically highlighting biodiversity, an oversight this paper aims to address. Employing an empirical approach, this study scrutinizes the influence of biodiversity disclosure on corporate market value, focusing on a U.S. firm sample. This paper uncover a robust positive relationship between the level of biodiversity disclosure and a firm's market valuation. This correlation underscores the growing investor and stakeholder interest in corporate biodiversity initiatives. This analysis further reveals that the market value impact of biodiversity disclosure is not uniform. It varies with corporate size and industry characteristics, with small-sized and high-pollution firms experiencing a more substantial effect. This variability suggests that the market rewards smaller and more environmentally impactful companies for their transparency and commitment to biodiversity conservation. Drawing on Signaling Theory, Legitimacy Theory, and Stakeholder Theory, this study offers a comprehensive understanding of the motivations behind biodiversity disclosure and its tangible market impact. It highlights the strategic significance of integrating biodiversity considerations into corporate communications and underscores the need for further research into the nexus between ecological stewardship and financial success. The findings advocate for a proactive corporate approach to biodiversity, aligning with the growing market demand for environmental responsibility and sustainable business practices.
Stock Price Prediction Research Based on CNN-LSTM
Authors: Zhang Jingjuan , Chan Wingho , Lin Yiwei
Published: October 2024

In recent years, neural network technology has been widely used in the field of stock forecasting, especially in the aspect of LSTM, which has become a research hotspot because of its unique advantages in dealing with time series problems in stock forecasting. By analyzing and summarizing the recent research literature based on LSTM and its extended model, this paper aims to deeply explore the effect and potential limitations of LSTM in capturing the dynamic and nonlinear characteristics of the stock market. By constructing different combination models combining LSTM and CNN, the paper uses normalization to preprocess the split data and realize the generalization prediction of stock price. Compared with the experimental results, a suitable combination model of LSTM and CNN is found. This hybrid model can significantly improve the accuracy and stability of prediction, and also shows the advantages in multi-input data processing. The results of this study not only provide a new technical means for the direction of stock prediction, but also explore a new direction for the further application of deep learning technology in the financial field.
Influence of Non-academic Factors on the Overall Evaluation of International: Chinese Students and Their Adaptation to Universities
Authors: Xie Yue
Published: October 2024

This article explores the impact of non-academic factors on the overall evaluation and university adaptation of international and Chinese students. The study involved non-academic factors such as family background, personality traits, learning environment, and social interaction. Data were collected through questionnaire surveys, in-depth interviews, and literature analysis. The results showed that factors such as family economic status, parents' educational level, family upbringing style, personality traits, interests and motivation, self-efficacy, adequacy of learning resources, learning atmosphere, use of online resources, teacher-student relationship, peer relationship, and cross-cultural communication significantly affect students' academic performance, mental health, and university adaptability. Based on this, this article proposes suggestions such as strengthening home-school cooperation, optimizing the learning environment, and promoting social interaction, in order to provide a reference for universities to improve their student evaluation system and enhance students' adaptability to university life.
Portfolio Optimization Using Machine Learning Method and Monte Carlo Simulation
Authors: Hu Yiwen
Published: October 2024

Investment portfolio optimization is a crucial aspect of quantitative finance, aiming to maximize returns and minimize risks. This study focuses on optimizing investment allocation among five selected stocks (BAIC Blue Valley, BYD, Chang’ an Automobile, Kweichow Moutai, Sunwoda) over 100 days using Monte Carlo simulation and machine learning methods. This study uses the sliding window approach with the linear regression model to predict future returns and calculate the variance-covariance matrix to determine the optimal portfolio weights, leading to two key strategies: maximizing the Sharpe ratio and minimizing the risk. The results reveal that the Max Sharpe Ratio portfolio achieved a cumulative return of 0.0909, significantly outperforming the CSI 300 index’s return of -0.0348. Additionally, the Min Risk portfolio exceeded the market index with a cumulative return of 0.0062. These findings demonstrate that both the Max Sharpe Ratio and Min Risk strategies are effective in achieving a balance between risk and return and surpassing the market, offering valuable insights for investors seeking optimized portfolio allocations.