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À Sombra do Baobá: A Cultura Negra na Educação Etnomatemática
Authors: Costa Wanderleya Nara Gonçalves , Silva Vanísio Luiz da 
Published: August 2024

O presente ensaio tem como objetivo contribuir com o cumprimento das determinações das Leis nº 10.639/03 e nº 11.645/08 por parte dos docentes da área de Ciências Exatas. Pautamo-nos no Programa Etnomatemática e em uma perspectiva socioconstrutivista da Psicologia da Educação Matemática para sugerir que a afetividade seja tomada como fator relevante para a aprendizagem escolar. Argumentamos que a adoção deste referencial, em conjunto com uma postura pedagógica que considere os elementos estruturantes da africanidade, pode colaborar com a emergência de conceitos e valores relevantes à constituição de posturas e estratégias pedagógicas mais adequados à população brasileira.
A LEITURA NA ESCOLA: DISCUTINDO CONCEPÇÕES E PRÁTICAS DE PROFESSORES
Authors: Ometto Cláudia Beatriz de Castro Nascimento , Cunha Renata Cristina Oliveira Barrichelo 
Published: August 2024

O artigo discute concepções de leitura de professores e suas práticas em sala de aula a fim de compreender como o trabalho com a linguagem é compreendido nas diversas disciplinas do Ensino Fundamental II. Analisamos transcrições de ATPC (2013-2015) e problematizamos enunciados que evidenciavam as escolhas relativas aos modos de organização e de circulação das práticas de leitura pelos professores e as réplicas de seus alunos. É possível afirmar que as ATPC foram formativas na medida em que a temática foi refletida coletivamente pelo grupo deflagrando compreensões, pelos professores. Essas compreensões, por sua vez, possibilitaram que os docentes elaborassem diferentes modos de leitura a favor da produção de réplicas ao texto, pelos alunos.
APP-LEARNING NO CONTEXTO DE GREVE E OCUPAÇÃO DO COLÉGIO PEDRO II
Authors: Almeida Joelma Fabiane Ferreira , Santos Edmea 
Published: August 2024

Apresentamos aqui aspectos formativos acionados nos usos de aplicativos em movimentos sociais. A partir de uma ciberpesquisa-formação buscamos compreender como formam e se formam docentes envolvidos em processos político-pedagógicos mediados pela criação e uso desses dispositivos em contextos de greve e ocupação do Colégio Pedro II. Experiências de pesquisa e de app-learning foram vivenciadas na ambiência formativa mediada pelo “App-MobilizaCP2”, criado no cotidiano desses movimentos. Defendemos o ocupar e a greve nas escolas como novos fenômenos de luta e formação de seus sujeitos, ocorridos na interface cidade-ciberespaço e em meio às ações curriculares emergentes. Palavras-chaves: ciberpesquisa-formação, app-learning, movimentos sociais.
The Role of the Supervisory Board in the Development of Sharia Cooperatives in Aceh After the Enactment of the Sharia Financial Institutions Law
Authors: Jihad Azka Amalia , Azmy Khairul , A Wahab Nazaruddin , Fauzan Faisal , Sayuti Azman 
Published: August 2024

Aceh is a region that applies Islamic law to all lines of government, including worship and mu'amalah. The Qanun on Sharia Financial Institutions (LKS) has been in effect since January 2019 and includes Sharia Financial Institutions. As of January 2022, there are still many cooperatives in Aceh that have not converted to sharia principles. Considering this situation, this study aims to examine the existence of the Sharia Supervisory Board (DPS) by analyzing its role and influence on sharia cooperatives in Aceh. This study employed a qualitative method, utilizing Islamic economics theory. Data were collected by means of interviews, questionnaires, and document studies. Interviews and questionnaires were carried out with respondents from the Aceh Sharia Council, the Aceh Cooperatives and SMEs Office, and the Cooperative Supervisory Board. Qanun, journal articles, and other documents relevant to the discussion were analyzed. The findings indicate that cooperatives in Aceh consist of Savings and Loans Cooperatives, Savings and Loans Units, Sharia Savings and Loans and Financing Cooperatives, and Sharia Savings and Loans and Financing Units. The number of DPS in Aceh as of 2023 is 214. The DPS has played a role in accelerating the conversion of sharia cooperatives by making several efforts while also facing various challenges and obstacles. From an Islamic economics perspective, the existence of the DPS also has an influence on increasing the conversion of sharia cooperatives in Aceh. However, the number of sharia cooperatives is still very low, only 6% of the total number of cooperatives operating in Aceh. Nevertheless, DPS still has an economic impact on the development of the sharia economy, which is an implementation of the Qanun LKS.
The Kembar Manten in Java Majapahit Wedding Traditions in Mojokerto: Perspectives on Natural Law and Anthropology of Islamic Law
Authors: Hidayah Khoirul , Syarifah Umaiyatus , Muhammad Muhammad , Bachri Syabbul , Roibin Roibin 
Published: August 2024

Majapahit Java has customary law, namely rules prohibiting "kembar manten" marriages, namely two bride and groom couples marrying at the same time, and the walimah party is held together with the symbol 'kuwade' in one 'terop'. This study employs empirical legal methodologies, incorporating a phenomenological and anthropological approach. Meanwhile, the analytical tools encompass notions related to natural law, justice, and the anthropology of Islamic law. The collection of primary data was conducted through interviews of traditional authorities, religious leaders, knowledgeable individuals in the customary laws, and marriage practitioners who perform 'Kembar Manten' marriages in Mojokerto. The examination was conducted utilizing Thomas Aquinas' theory of natural law and justice, joining with the anthropology of Islamic law. In order to achieve justice in the natural law, it is necessary to have a policy and proportionality when making the walimah ursy, which is specifically created for a single wedding pair. In the field of the Islamic law anthropology, the 'Kembar Manten' refer to customs and customary laws that are regarded obligatory and advantageous. They are intended to promote the welfare of both the bride and groom's families. Neither the Qur’an nor the Hadith provide any instructions suggesting that the walimah ursy is meant for more than one couple during a single walimah. The ban of 'Kembar Manten' in the framework of Islamic legal anthropology is a customary practice within the community aimed at achieving well-being and security. Provided that the rules are designed to promote goodness and safety, it is imperative to preserve the values of local wisdom rules as a valuable cultural heritage of the nation. This article aims to enhance understanding of the customary law and local wisdom values in the Indonesian marital law.
Towards the Multidimensional Ushul Al-Fiqh: A Study of the Integration of Science in the Fatwa of Majelis Ulama Indonesia
Authors: Thahir A. Halil 
Published: August 2024

This research examines multidimensional ushul al-fiqh in analyzing the fatwas of the Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI). The main problem to be explained in this article is the importance of social sciences for multidimensional ushul al-fiqh as contained in the fatwa of the Indonesian Ulema Council. This research uses normative juridical methods which are analyzed using the ushul fiqh theory. The data collection method is documentation, namely taking data from journal articles books, and other sources. The method of analysis is the content analysis that the researchers use using the theory of multidimensional ushul al-fiqh, while the object is the fatwa-fatwa of the Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI). This research has two results. First, the social sciences complement the evidence of fundamentalist rulings in realizing the natural environmental influences, as a basic determinant and a major guide to people's lives, and the jurisprudence of social movements, of all kinds, considering the ties that bind people, and exploring the depths of the soul Humanity, considering the human being the pivot and the basis of this existence, so that the rulings derived from it are in agreement and conformity according to social issues. Secondly, the fatwas of the Council of Indonesian Scholars in the social field include those based on social sciences in addition to fundamental principles such as the Qur’anic texts and the Sunnah of the Prophet. In the context of ushul fiqh theory, it increasingly proves that fatwas and social sciences are quite dynamically integrated. This is evident in the fatwa of massage parlors and the sending of female workers abroad. Among them were those who were more inclined to fundamentalist rules than to pay attention to the social sciences, such as the fatwa on interfaith marriage and the celebration of Christian birth.
Imposing Sanctions on School Students in East Kolaka, Indonesia: Perspectives of Islamic Law and Islamic Education
Authors: Herman Herman , Ilham Muhammad , Pratama Finsa Adhi , Kartini Kartini , Iqbal Muhammad 
Published: August 2024

Education has become one of the fundamental human rights that must be fulfilled by the state and implemented through legislation. The right to a good education for all citizens has become a global discourse, alongside the rights to work, freedom of speech, and a decent social life. This study examined the imposition of sanctions on students in schools in East Kolaka, Southeast Sulawesi. The study concerned with the perspectives of Islamic law and Islamic education towards imposing sanctions on school students. The study used a qualitative method, analyzed with Islamic law and Islamic education theories. Data were collected by means of observation and in-depth interview with school principal, teachers, students, and academics. The findings reveal that schools apply disciplinary measures as part of the strategies to enforce school code of conduct. Schools integrate such measures into daily activities, which include providing guidance, setting a good example in words and deeds, applying sanctions, and providing rewards. In the view of Islamic law, the imposition of sanctions on students in educational institutions has benefits and is in line with the concept of maqashid al-sharia to discipline students and build their character from a young age, thereby producing good morals. Further, in the perspective of Islamic education, obedience, discipline, and respect for teachers are the morals of students that will have an intellectual and spiritual impact until they reach adulthood.
Granting of Property During Marriage as an Inherited Property in Indonesia
Authors: Nugroho Eko Rial , Prabowo Bagya Agung , Rohidin Rohidin 
Published: August 2024

This study aims to discuss the granting of property by parents who are accepted at the time of marriage or are still bound by a valid marriage as inherited property. The problem is whether the property received at the time of marriage is innate property or joint property (gono gini). This research is normative research, with a legislative, conceptual and case approach, using primary legal materials, secondary legal materials, tertiary legal materials, research data collection using literature studies and document studies and analyzed qualitatively. The result of this research is that the property obtained from giving (grant) is innate property. Even though the grant is carried out when the husband and wife are still bound by a legal marriage or are still in the marriage period, the property is still innate or original property. The inherited property of each husband and wife, whether the property was obtained before marriage or during the marriage period obtained by each of them as a gift or inheritance as personal property. The position of inherited property belongs to and is under the control of each other, during the marriage as stipulated in Article 35 paragraph (2) of the Marriage Law and Article 86 of the Compilation of Islamic Law. The owner is free to take legal action against the property. The inheritance of the husband or wife and such property cannot be included in the scope of joint property unless the husband and wife have arranged it in the marriage agreement.
Weathering the Storm: Does Voluntary Auditing Forestall Regulatory Sale or Closure of Troubled Community Banks?
Authors: Barton F. Jane , Hodder Leslie D. , Shepardson Marcy L. 
Published: August 2024

SUMMARY
Using a unique sample of small community banks, we investigate effects of voluntary audits on the likelihood of regulatory sale or closure. In two samples of banks at heightened risk for this final regulatory intervention, we find a decreased likelihood of sale or closure in banks with voluntary audits, consistent with regulator forbearance. Results hold when controlling for audit selection, suggesting regulators perceive both informational and operational benefits to audits. We compare effects across mandatorily and voluntarily audited banks to test whether audit choice supplies an incremental signal of bank type and find limited support. We also examine whether improved reporting via a higher quality loan loss allowance mediates the association between voluntary audits and regulatory sale or closure. Results are consistent with regulators considering higher information quality and operational improvements in intervention decisions. Results should be interesting to stakeholders at risk of loss from community bank sale or closure.
Impact of internal control systems on financial irregularities in local governments
Authors: Addai Bismark , Arthur Adjei Gyamfi Gyimah , Tetteh Daphne Dede 
Published: August 2024

This study investigates the impact of internal control systems on financial irregularities in 11 municipalities spread across 7 regions in Ghana. Using a descriptive research design and a quantitative approach, data was collected through a structured questionnaire. The study established challenges hindering the implementation of internal control systems as; inadequate resource allocation, unsatisfactory staff rewards, unnoticed misconduct, and collusion among staff. The findings provide valuable insights for management and policymakers in the public sector, offering recommendations to enhance operations by strengthening internal control systems.
Recommendations include adopting best practices, providing additional resources and training, integrating internal controls with risk management, conducting regular staff performance audits, and enacting laws and regulations to enforce internal control implementation and report financial irregularities. The study depends hugely on self-reported quantitative information, audit reports, local government reports, and literature. Future studies should consider mixed methods approach to the study. This will offer an opportunity to collect qualitative data to explain the observed patterns.
Pembaharuan Islam dan Moderasi Beragama
Authors: Masela Adipura Pedro , Samad Duski , Zulheldi  
Published: August 2024

The concept of Islamic Wasathiyah or Islamic moderation at this time has become a direction or flow of Islamic thought that has become a significant discourse in the Islamic world, seeing the reality of Muslims today who are always accused of separatist, anarchist and terrorist acts. Wasathiyyah means the best thing or a noble thing, meaning that the Islamic wasathiyyah teaching is the best teaching, because it follows the flow and development of the times by carrying out according to existing sharia law. The purpose: to know wasathiyah more deeply, to know the urgency faced by wasathiyah, to know the benefits of wasathiyah. The method used in this research is descriptive qualitative. This research is a library research. Data sources were taken from books and articles that contain information about wasathiyah. The purpose of this research is to reveal the meaning of wasathiyah as a basic religious attitude that has a strong meaning and is stated in the Quranic verse about ummatan wasathan, the urgency of wasathiyah is Islamic moderation which means that all of its teachings have a sign of moderation because of this every Muslim is required to be moderate.
Exploring the Role of Cultural Intelligence in Mitigating Expatriate Stress: Strategies for Enhancing Well-being in Cross-Cultural Contexts
Authors: Bobek Vito , Ternullo Gabriele , Horvat Tatjana 
Published: August 2024

Abstract

Background/purpose
As global business and education environments become increasingly cross-cultural, prolonged stress faced by individuals navigating unfamiliar territories can lead to symptoms of burnout. This study explores the relationship between expatriate stress and Cultural Intelligence, considering moderating factors such as age, motivation, length of experience, and age group.

Methods
A comprehensive survey was administered to over 300 expatriates —individuals who engaged in international experiences of at least three months for work- or study-related reasons— of 40 different countries worldwide, encompassing diverse age groups, motivations, and duration of stay. Validated scales assessed expatriate stress levels and Cultural Intelligence scores. Correlation and regression analyses were conducted on the collected data.

Results
Findings reveal a significant negative correlation between Cultural Intelligence and expatriate stress, suggesting that individuals with higher Cultural Intelligence experience lower stress during international experiences. Motivation, length of stay abroad, and age did not yield statistically significant stress level differences, highlighting Cultural Intelligence’s importance as a mitigating factor.

Conclusion
By emphasizing the link between Cultural Intelligence and reduced expatriate stress, this study underscores the need for intercultural training and interventions in preparation for (or during) this experience. The study also provides HR training and approach recommendations to improve on these CQ levels.
The relationships between personality traits and cognitive appraisal: A Scoping review
Authors: Spătaru Bianca , Maricuțoiu Laurențiu P. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
The present study explores the relationship between trait-like characteristics and the cognitive appraisals of stressful situations. Using a scoping review approach, we assessed the role of specific personality traits, as measured in the Big Five inventory, in shaping individuals’ cognitive appraisals. Our findings reveal significant but small to medium relationships between enduring traits and cognitive appraisals. Neuroticism was positively correlated with primary appraisal but negatively correlated with secondary appraisal in all studies. Reversely, extraversion correlated negatively with primary appraisal but positively with secondary appraisal. Openness to experience was positively correlated with secondary appraisal. Agreeableness was positively correlated with primary and secondary appraisals. Lastly, Conscientiousness was negatively correlated with primary appraisal and positively correlated with secondary appraisal. These results underscore the importance of targeting modifiable personal characteristics, given the challenges of altering external circumstances. Mental health professionals may leverage these traits for intervention, recognizing their role in triggering and maintaining adaptive or maladaptive appraisals. Thus, our findings contribute to new insights into the complex interplay between personality traits and cognitive appraisals, highlighting their role in shaping how individuals navigate and cope with stress.
Gender equality in basketball payments: the case for pay parity
Authors: Popescu Silvia , Stănilă Alexandra Mihaela , Grădinaru Csilla 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
This article aims to investigate the issue of gender equality in sports, specifically focusing on basketball, and shed light on the significant pay gap between male and female players. The article analyzes the historical context, current status, and contributing factors behind this disparity. Furthermore, the report aims to propose potential solutions to achieve gender pay equity in basketball.

Methods
The study employed a comprehensive literature review approach to gather information on the historical and current state of gender equity in athletics, with a specific focus on basketball. Various sources, including academic papers, reports, and news articles, were analyzed to gain insights into the pay gap between male and female basketball players. Revenue disparities, sponsorship opportunities, and other factors influencing the gender pay gap were examined through a systematic review of relevant literature. Additionally, success stories and initiatives promoting gender equality in sports were considered.

Results
The analysis revealed a long-standing gender pay gap in basketball, with male players consistently earning significantly higher salaries than their female counterparts. Despite some progress toward closing the gap, the earnings disparity remains considerable. The study identified several factors contributing to this pay gap, including revenue disparities between men's and women's basketball leagues, limited sponsorship opportunities for female players, and societal biases. Proposed solutions to achieve gender pay equity in basketball included increasing investment in women's basketball, promoting equal media coverage and exposure, implementing policies to ensure fair compensation, and fostering a supportive and inclusive sports culture. These measures aim to provide equal opportunities and resources for female basketball players, ultimately striving to create a more equitable and inclusive sports industry.
In conclusion, achieving gender pay equity in basketball is a crucial step toward fostering equality in sports. The study highlights the historical context, current disparities, and contributing factors behind the gender pay gap in basketball. By implementing the proposed solutions and supporting female players, the sports industry can move closer to eliminating gender disparities and creating a more inclusive and equitable environment.
Some aspects concerning the patients′ rehabilitation after total hip artroplasty
Authors: Mihajlov Marjan , Dragomir Marian , Bausic Alexandra , Vutan Calin 
Published: August 2024

Abstract

Purpose
The objective of the article is to reports on the quality of rehabilitation after total hip arthroplasty by measuring the parameters of joint mobility of the hip in abduction. extension and flexion, at 2, 4 and 6 weeks in which recovery exercises proposed by the physiotherapist were performed.

Material and method
Joint mobility was measured by active (AROM) and passive (PROM) range of motion during abduction, extension and flexion of hip joint using a digital dynamometer called "Active Force 2". For the assessment of patients health status from a functional point of view, the WOMAC index (Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index) was used.

Results
The experimental data acquired in the measurement of hip AROM and hip PROM during abduction, extension and flexion at 2, 4 and 6 weeks of exercises performed after total hip arthroplasty are presented.

Conclusions
The reported values can be used as indicators showing a better functional recovery of patients after total hip arthroplasty.