bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Enhancing Knowledge and Practices for Inclusive Education: A Community Engagement Program for Early Detection and Intervention in Elementary School Students' Development
Authors: Arti Widi , Widanti Herista Novia , Linggowati Tri , Hanifah Talitha Alya , Anggita Safara 
Published: March 2024

This scientific article presents the outcomes of a community engagement program conducted in collaboration with SD Muhammadiyah 01 Candi Labschool UMSIDA in Sidoarjo District, Indonesia. The program aimed to enhance the knowledge and practices of 22 regular teachers, 8 shadow teachers, and 3 educational staff members regarding early detection and intervention strategies for elementary school children, particularly those with special needs. The program, led by the Department of Physiotherapy and Primary School Teacher Education at Muhammadiyah University Sidoarjo, utilized a two-way lecture method, demonstrations with visual media, and mentorship in creating visually-based learning models. The program successfully increased the participants' understanding of stimulation, early detection, and the importance of attention to the learning needs of children with special needs through visual-based learning models. The evaluation of the program's effectiveness and satisfaction levels was conducted throughout its implementation, with the opportunity to modify methods if deemed ineffective. The implications of this community engagement initiative are relevant to professionals and researchers in the field of inclusive education worldwide, providing valuable insights for enhancing educational practices and fostering the development of diverse learners in elementary school settings.
Highlight:

Early detection for timely intervention
Enhancing teacher knowledge in inclusive education
Visual-based learning for special needs student

Keyword:
Early Detection, Inclusive Education, Teacher Knowledge, Visual-Based Learning, Special Needs
Training on Milkfish Processing to Enhance the Knowledge of Tambak Asri Surabaya Community in Fish Crackers Production
Authors: Anshory Izza , Sulistiyowati Indah , Hudi Lukman , Romadhon Muh Arul , Pratama Hariska Ade 
Published: March 2024

Tambak Asri Village, which is located in Morokrembangan Village, Surabaya City, some of its people have problems in community welfare. The purpose of this community service activity is to improve community welfare through providing knowledge about making milkfish crackers. The method used in this community service activity is divided into two stages. The first stage is to communicate with abdimas partners regarding fish crackers making activities. The second stage is to explain the formulation and processing of milkfish into cracker products. The result of this community service activity is the increase in knowledge of how to process milkfish into fish crackers products.
Highlights:

Enhanced welfare: The community service activity aims to improve the welfare of Tambak Asri Village residents through knowledge sharing on milkfish cracker production.
Two-stage method: The activity involves communication with abdimas partners and providing explanations on the formulation and processing of milkfish for cracker production.
Increased knowledge: The outcome of the community service activity is an increased understanding among participants on how to process milkfish into fish cracker products.

Keywords: Tambak Asri, Surabaya, community welfare, milkfish crackers, knowledge
Development and Implementation of a Web-Based Citizen Data Management System for Village Administration: A Case Study of Keboan Anom Village, Sidoarjo, Indonesia
Authors: Effendi Pradita Maulidya , Nurmadewi Dita 
Published: March 2024

This research focuses on the development and implementation of a web-based citizen data management system in Keboan Anom Village, Sidoarjo, Indonesia. The aim of the study is to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of citizen data recording and management processes. The System Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Waterfall model is employed as the methodology for system development, ensuring an organized and systematic approach. Data collection involves semi-structured interviews and unstructured observations, targeting the village's RT 01 (neighborhood association) officials. The application features two key functions: citizen registration, including permanent and non-permanent residents, and a comprehensive data summary. Access to these functions is limited to the RT Secretary and the RT Chairman. The implementation of the system provides improved data management and financial tracking capabilities, enabling simplified reporting. The web-based platform ensures accessibility for RT officials and residents with internet connectivity. Black box testing confirms the functionality of the website and its compliance with expected outputs. The results demonstrate that the application supports the transformation of Keboan Anom Village into a more efficient and technologically connected Digital Village. Future research is suggested to examine community participation levels in using the citizen data management application and its impact on decision-making and overall village governance, incorporating participatory approaches to understand the perspectives and active involvement of Keboan Anom Village residents.
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Efficient citizen data management: The development of a web-based application for citizen data management in Desa Keboan Anom enables efficient recording and documentation of resident information, improving data accuracy and accessibility.
Technological transformation: The implementation of the web-based system contributes to the realization of a Digital Village concept, facilitating efficient and technology-connected administration in Desa Keboan Anom, Sidoarjo.
Participatory approach: Future research should focus on evaluating community participation levels and the impact of the citizen data management application on decision-making and overall village governance, utilizing a participatory approach to gain insights and foster active involvement of Keboan Anom Village residents.

Keyword:
Keboan Anom Village, Citizen Data Management, Web-Based Application, Efficiency, Participatory Approach
Knowledge sharing and Self Awareness for Environmental Cleanliness
Authors: Firdaus Vera , Setiyono Wisnu P. , Oetardjo Mas , Syahputri Denisa F. , Maulidyah Nur L. 
Published: March 2024

This scientific article presents a community service initiative aimed at enhancing the self-awareness of women (housewives) in Durung Banjar Village, Indonesia, regarding environmental cleanliness and waste management. Through counseling and knowledge sharing activities, the project fostered a deeper understanding of the impacts of cleanliness on the ecosystem. The methodology involved observation, permit management, activity design, and engaging sessions encompassing counseling, videos, and discussions. The study's outcomes underscored the significance of waste processing for economic benefits, contributing to a sustainable and environmentally conscious society. The documented results, including activity videos and news articles, highlight the importance of promoting environmental stewardship and sustainable practices among global communities.
Highlights:

Importance of Women's Empowerment: The community service initiative focused on empowering women to take a leading role in maintaining environmental cleanliness and waste management, fostering a positive impact on their households and surroundings.
Knowledge Sharing for Environmental Awareness: Through counseling and various interactive activities, the project successfully shared valuable insights and information on the significance of environmental cleanliness, cultivating a deeper understanding among participants.
Promoting Sustainable Practices: The study emphasized the crucial role of waste processing in generating economic opportunities, underlining the need for sustainable practices that benefit both the environment and the community.

Keywords: Women, Environmental Cleanliness, Waste Management, Knowledge Sharing, Community Service
Educational Counseling in Efforts to Minimize Drop Out Rates in Situ Udik Village
Authors: Septianasari Lina , Mirawan Alya Kahfi , Wulandari Lestari , Fauziah Mila , Maryati Sri 
Published: March 2024

Desa Situ Udik is a village located in Bogor region with average age school has not yet reached 9 years. Even though the location of this village is close to the capital city of Indonesia, some children could not complete their high school due to financial reasons. In this regard, we took the initiative to conduct educational counseling with the aim of increasing public awareness of the important of education to elevate their lives. This event became one of our efforts as educators to minimize the number of dropout rates. The participants of this event are the parents, the children who have dropped-out of schools, and learners aged 4-12 years old. The events were scheduled for 2 days in a row. On the first day we held an education seminar for dropped-out of school children and their parents/guardians. On the second day we held an art performance for early-childhood and young learners in Desa Situ Udik to foster their learning motivation.
Highlights:

Financial constraints: Some children in Desa Situ Udik cannot complete high school due to financial reasons, hindering their educational progress.

Educational awareness: The initiative of conducting educational counseling aims to increase public awareness of the importance of education in improving lives.

Two-day event: The event includes an education seminar for dropped-out children and their parents on the first day and an art performance for early childhood and young learners on the second day to foster learning motivation.

Keywords: Desa Situ Udik, educational counseling, dropout rates, education seminar, art performance
Enhancing School Canteen Practices: A Catalyst for Healthier and Ethical Student Snacking
Authors: Handayani Puspita , Hanum Galuh Ramana , Supriyadi Supriyadi , Mahaputra Muhammad Bagas , Habib Ario Khairul 
Published: March 2024

The prevalence of substandard and non-halal school snacks is a pressing concern, as 35% of school snacks reportedly contain addictive substances, contributing to potential health risks among students [1]. Instances of elementary school children falling ill due to consumption of mobile vendor snacks have surged [2]. Prompted by these issues, our dedicated team embarked on an intervention to educate and revamp school canteen practices under the framework of BERSERIH (Clean, Healthy, Beautiful, and Halal). Focusing on Madrasah Ibtidaiyah Muhammadiyah 3 in Penatarsewu village, our selected canteen represented a nutritional fulcrum for students. The pre-intervention state depicted an inadequately healthy, clean, and appealing canteen, compounded by a lack of food variety, thus enticing students to seek alternative, risk-laden snack sources. Through imparting knowledge on healthy, halal food and revitalizing canteen aesthetics, a noticeable surge in canteen snack purchases by students was observed, alongside heightened food diversity facilitated by canteen vendors. This initiative underscores the pivotal role of canteens in fostering nutritious and ethical snacking habits among school children.
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Prevalence of Unhealthy Snacks: The study addresses the alarming presence of substandard and addictive-laden school snacks, with 35% containing harmful substances, posing potential health risks to students.
Mobile Vendor Snacks and Health Implications: Instances of elementary school children falling ill after consuming snacks from mobile vendors highlight the urgent need for improved school canteen practices to ensure students' well-being.
Educational Intervention and Canteen Transformation: The research outlines the successful implementation of the BERSERIH framework to educate and transform school canteen practices, resulting in increased consumption of healthy, halal snacks and a diverse food selection among students.

Keyword: School Snacks, Health Risks, Canteen Practices, Halal Food, Student Well-being
Flexible Work Supervision and Harmonious Relationships: A Qualitative Study of Non-Physical Work Environment in Rural Indonesia
Authors: Novita Diana , Murtiarni Rita 
Published: March 2024

This qualitative study aims to provide a descriptive overview of the non-physical work environment at a Village-Owned Enterprise (BUMDes) in a rural area of Indonesia. Using in-depth interviews with three informants, the research examines the flexible job supervision system, responsibility prioritization, periodic monitoring, and comfortable working atmosphere at BUMDes Tanjung Lestari. The findings reveal harmonious relationships among BUMDes management, village officials, and members, contributing to a conducive work environment. This study sheds light on effective work supervision approaches and interrelated dynamics within rural community enterprises, suggesting potential implications for sustainable and cooperative work environments.
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Descriptive Overview: The study provides a comprehensive understanding of the non-physical work environment at a rural Village-Owned Enterprise (BUMDes) in Indonesia.
Flexible Supervision: The research explores a flexible job supervision system, highlighting its impact on work processes and outcomes.
Harmonious Relationships: The study uncovers the harmonious relationships between BUMDes management, village officials, and members, contributing to a conducive work environment.

Keyword: Non-Physical Work Environment, Village-Owned Enterprise (BUMDes), Flexible Supervision, Harmonious Relationships, Sustainable Work Environment
Enhancing Online Food Platform Promotion: Human Capital's Impact on Performance
Authors: Saputra Al Finas Galih Reggy 
Published: March 2024

This study investigates the influence of Human Capital on the performance of employees responsible for promotions within an innovative online food ordering platform. Utilizing a quantitative approach, a saturated sample of 88 promotion section employees was surveyed. The findings, analyzed through simple regression, reveal a significant positive correlation between Human Capital and employee performance in promotions. The study underscores the importance of focused training and development initiatives for these employees, providing valuable insights for platform management seeking to optimize promotional efforts and overall company performance.
Highlight:

The study examines the impact of Human Capital on the promotional performance of employees in an online food platform, highlighting the critical role of workforce capabilities.
A comprehensive survey of 88 promotion section employees offers insights into the relationship between Human Capital and promotional effectiveness, emphasizing empirical evidence.
The findings emphasize the strategic importance of targeted training and development programs for employees responsible for promotions, providing actionable recommendations for platform management to enhance overall performance.

Keyword: Human Capital, Employee Performance, Online Food Platform, Promotion Section, Training and Development
Enhancing Legal Awareness in Women Inmates for Effective Resocialization
Authors: Wahyuni Fitri , Rahmah Siti , Syarifuddin Syarifuddin 
Published: March 2024

This meeting focuses on the development of legal awareness in women inmates at the Class II A Tembilahan Correctional Institution, Indonesia. Emphasizing the importance of legal education in the resocialization process, it adopts a methodical approach involving educational sessions, seminars, and counseling, tailored to the specific needs and backgrounds of the inmates. The primary goal is to deepen understanding and foster compliance with legal norms, aiding their integration back into society. The findings reveal significant improvements in legal awareness among the inmates, leading to better social behavior and reduced recidivism rates. This approach suggests a positive correlation between targeted legal education and successful resocialization, highlighting its potential as a standard practice in correctional systems. The implications are far-reaching, suggesting a need for wider implementation and further research into its long-term effects on reducing crime rates and enhancing societal harmony.Highlights:

The meetings underscores the crucial role of legal education in the rehabilitation and resocialization of women inmates.
It demonstrates a positive impact of structured educational programs on improving legal awareness and social behavior among inmates.
The research suggests the potential for expanding such educational initiatives to other correctional facilities for broader societal benefits.

Keywords: Legal Awareness, Women Inmates, Resocialization, Correctional Education, Rehabilitation
Ground Penetrating Radar Survey of Arctic Polygonal Wedge Structures
Authors: Edemsky D.E. , Tumskoy V.E. , Prokopovich I.V. 
Published: March 2024

Abstract
—Ground penetrating radar method which was applied to study distribution and occurrence of polygonal wedge ice along with other structural features in the near-surface layers of the permafrost section on the western coast of the Taymyr Peninsula and Kotelny Island. The polygonal microrelief in the region under study is at a descending stage of development and is mainly placed in sand-gravel deposits and silts with rare interlayers of light gray sands. The ground penetrating radar (GPR) data were analyzed and interpreted by modeling of the polygonal wedge ice structures in gprMax – a software that simulates electromagnetic wave propagation. The effect of the seasonally thawed layer on the measurement results was assessed, and the results of ground penetrating radar sounding of the polygonal microrelief were interpreted. The ground penetrating radar studies performed in this work indicate that unmelted lower ends of ice wedges preserved under pseudomorphs can be observed in some spots. Repeated wedge structures of higher generation, which do not appear on the surface, have been identified. The propagation velocity of electromagnetic waves in the studied sediments was determined.
The Early Cenozoic Volcanism of the Northern Okhotsk Region System of Grabens and Faults
Authors: Fedorov P.I. , Smirnov V.N. , Bogomolov E.S. , Kondratyev M.N. 
Published: March 2024

Abstract
—We studied geochemical compositions of the early Paleocene basaltic and andesite dikes associated to linear zones of the Lankovo–Omolon shearing system (Northern Okhotsk region) and basalts of the Evdyreveem volcanic field associated to the Okhotsk–Penzhinsk fault system, and compared them to other synchronous manifestations of basic volcanism: andesibasalts and andesites of the studied earlier Garmanda field, as well as with the Late Cretaceous basalts of the Mygdykit Formation of the Northern Okhotsk region, roofing the Okhotsk–Chukotka volcanic belt. The isotopic composition of Sr and Nd in dikes, the distribution of major and trace elements with the ratios of noncoherent elements indicate the formation of volcanic bodies in the environment of continental margin rifting, which is confirmed by the combination of depleted, intraplate and above subduction geochemical features of their composition. Such behavior of the elements indicates multi-stage processes of the earlier Mesozoic supra-subduction fluid metasomatosis. Melting of an ancient buried Cretaceous slab may explain the appearance of such “above subduction” marks as the Nb–Ta negative anomalies in the studied basaltoids. Andesite dikes are characterized by higher isotope ratios of Nd and lower Sr, with lower absolute concentrations of trace elements and more pronounced anomalies on spider plots.
A Retrospective Study of Children with Frequently Relapsing Nephrotic Syndrome Using Levothyroxine Added to Steroids During Relapses
Authors: Saberinejad Javad , Taheri Amin , Dormanesh Banafshe , Moghtaderi Mastaneh 
Published: March 2024

Abstract

Introduction: Levothyroxine treatment for thyroid hormone disorders, alongside standard Nephrotic Syndrome therapy during nephrotic syndrom relapses, might reduce relapse duration and corticosteroid consumption, despite debates over its necessity. This study explores levothyroxine's potential benefits in patients with frequent relapses and thyroid hormone disorders.
Materials and Methods: This retrospective study investigated children with frequently relapsing nephrotic syndrome (FRNS) at ages 1–12 with elevated TSH levels, which have been treated according to IPNA guidelines for FRNS. Patients treated with levothyroxine were considered the levothyroxine group. This study compared outcomes between patients treated with levothyroxine and a control group, examining TSH levels, remission periods, and prognosis.
Results: The mean dose of prednisolone and time to remission were significantly lower in the levothyroxine group compared to the controls (0.51 ± 0.40 versus 0.55 ± 0.50 mg/kg/day; p=0.03 and 6.0 ± 2.17 versus 9.7 ± 2.87 days; p<0.001, respectively). The relapse rate was 1.17 versus 1.53 with an incidence rate ratio of 0.76 (95% CL: 0.46–1.22; p = 0.24). There was a significant difference in the levels of TSH, free thyroxine (FT4), albumin, and creatinine. This significant difference disappeared during remission for albumin but remained significant for TSH and creatinine.
Conclusion: This study suggests that administering levothyroxine during relapses can reduce the time to remission and, consequently, the cumulative dose of prednisolone. However, it does not significantly affect the prevention of future relapses, treatment failure, or steroid toxicity.
WITHDRAWN: The Impact of COVID-19 in Software Design Activities in Global Software Engineering – A Study of R&amp;D in Modern Computing Perspective
Authors: Nabi Faisal , Fatima Hina , Maple Carsten 
Published: March 2024

Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic, widely acknowledged as the most significant global health crisis of this century, has impacted virtually every sector, including software development. This unprecedented situation has led to significant implications for software projects and the professionals involved in software development, presenting substantial challenges. The primary objective of this study is to systematically analyze the evolving research trends within the Global Software Engineering (GSE) field. This study focuses on examining whether the global pandemic has led to an increased emphasis on software design research. Furthermore, we investigate the existing gap in social interaction during the software design phase of development. The research methodology consists of a two-phase systematic analysis of the existing literature. In the first phase involves the mapping of GSE research conducted over the two decades preceding the pandemic (2000–2020). In the second phase, this study employed a forward snowballing approach to review literature related to the software design phase published between 2020 and 2022. The analysis of 592 research studies in these two phases reveals various trends in GSE research. Evaluation research stands out as the most extensively explored research type across methods, processes, and human aspects of development. Despite the considerable impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, which led to an increased reliance on distributed teams, our findings suggest that, while software organizations have been extensively studied across all software engineering phases, the software design phase remains one of the least explored areas. Our contribution envisions a more collaborative and adaptable GSE field, providing guidance for future research endeavors aimed at supporting distributed teams.