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Implementasi Instrumen Asesmen Keterampilan Menulis Cerpen dengan Media Lagu Inspiratif untuk Siswa Kelas XI SMA di Era Merdeka Belajar
Authors: Santoso Redin Surya Bagas , Suyono Suyono , Harsiati Titik , Sari Nia Puspita 
Published: January 2024

Formulasi progam pendidikan membawai dampak yang progresif terhadap iklim belajar, terlepas dari aturan yang bersifat koheren-implementatif pada proses belajar mengajar saat ini. Peraturan Permendikbudristek No. 56 Tahun 2022 tentang pemulihan kebijakan kurikulum merdeka belajar terintegrasi secara sistematis dalam asesmen belajar maupun kapasitas beban kerja guru, kurikulum merdeka secara mendasar difungsikan sebagai kebebasan peserta didik memilih kurikulum belajar sesuai dengan asesmen pembelajaran. Oleh karena itu, diperlukan daya kreasi-inovasi guru untuk mendeterminasi kebutuhan yang diperlukan siswa serta hasil capaian belajar. Metode yang digunakaan dalam penelitian ini menggunakan metode kualitatif dengan pendekatan studi kasus. Tujuan penelitian ini mendeskripsikan (1) bentuk dan konstruksi instrumen asesmen keterampilan menulis cerpen dengan pemanfaatan media lagu inspiratif pada siswa kelas XI, (2) pelaksanaan asesmen menulis menggunakan media lagu inspiratif, dan (3) kendala yang dihadapi siswa dan guru dalam pembelajaran menulis cerpen. Pemanfaatan asesmen menulis cerpen menggunakan media lagu direalisasikan sebagai sarana komplementer guru untuk mengetahui daya kompetensi menulis siswa. Asesmen menulis dan rubrik penilaian menulis cerpen dirancang, guna membantu dalam mengukur hasil belajar siswa melalui kegiatan pembelajaran menggunakan media lagu berbasis nilai-nilai kehidupan serta sebagai sarana kreatif-inspiratif siswa dalam kegiatan menulis.
Yanna Hadatty Mora y Viviane Mahieux (eds.). Las culturas de la prensa en México (1880-1940). México: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Instituto de Investigaciones Filológicas, 2022.
Authors: González Acosta Miguel Ángel 
Published: January 2024

En esta reseña de Las culturas de la prensa en México (1880-1940) se permite desmontar a los periódicos como objetos de estudio en sí y analizar las particularidades que les dan forma, de las cuales se nutren, pero también la manera como convergen e influyen en su contexto. Para ello, analiza algunos de las publicaciones en el periodo mencionado y las somete a aproximaciones multidisciplinarias, comparativas y teóricas. El lapso que transitan estos estudios comprende el de la modernización de la prensa, es decir, aquel en que se observan cambios en su producción, circulación y consumo.
Capoeira
Authors: Moreira Sergio Rodrigues , Carvalho Ferdinando O. , Silva Ilma Sabrina Barbosa da , Andrade Karoline T. P. de 
Published: January 2024

Para avaliar o prazer e o gasto energético (GE) de capoeiristas durante sua prática, 16 adultos (10H/06M; 27,9±6,8 anos; 75,3±14,8 kg; 170,0±9,0 cm) realizaram uma aula de Capoeira. A frequência cardíaca (FC) foi mensurada pelo ZephyrTM monitoring system, seguida do cálculo do GE. Instrumentos psicométricos avaliaram a percepção subjetiva de esforço [PSE: 6/20] e afeto básico/prazer [AB: +5/-5]. A FC, PSE e AB do limiar anaeróbio (LA) e potência máxima (PMAX) foram determinados em cicloergômetro. A intensidade média da aula foi moderada (PSE: 11±2 pontos; 65±7 %FCPICO; 80±12 %FCLA) com momentos intensos (PSE: 14±2 pontos). Durante toda aula ocorreram respostas afetivas positivas (AB: 3±2 pontos). O GE da sessão foi de 366±82 Kcal (281–505 Kcal) para mulheres e 562±126 Kcal (421–784 Kcal) para homens. Conclui-se que uma aula de Capoeira possibilitou GE atendendo recomendações para saúde. O AB (prazer) se manteve independente dos momentos intensos ocorridos na aula.
Islamic Values-Oriented Mathematical Physics Module: Design, Validity, Practicality
Authors: Nasir Muhammad , Mawaddah Sri , Akbar Rian 
Published: January 2024

Mathematical physics has been known as a complex subject for most students to understand. The Islamic values-oriented mathematical physics module was developed to support students learning independently and help them improve intellectually and spiritually in mathematical physics courses. This research aimed to determine the Islamic values-oriented mathematical physics module's development process, validity, and practicality. This research is R&D based on the 4D model, which consists of four steps, namely define (needs analysis and curriculum review), design (module design), develop (module validation with material, media, and tafsir expert validators), and disseminate (student and lecturer responses test). Two aspects related to the developed module are identified: validity and practicality. The validity aspect is obtained from the assessment results by expert validators.
Meanwhile, the practicality aspect was obtained from the responses from the lecturers and students who took the mathematical physics course. The novelty of the research is integrating Islamic values into the mathematical physics module so students can improve intellectual and spiritual aspects. The results of the assessment by the expert validator show that the Islamic-values-oriented mathematical physics module is valid and practical to use, with a percentage of assessment by material experts of 94% (excellent), assessment by media experts of 92% (very valid), and assessment by tafsir experts 97% (perfect). Meanwhile, the students' evaluation of the practicality of the module was 96% (efficient), and the evaluation by the lecturers was 97% (efficient). Further researchers are advised to develop research results by involving more research subjects with physics education students from other universities.
ANALISIS RESEPSI HARAJUKU STREET FASHION SEBAGAI BENTUK PERLAWANAN: STUDI KASUS ANGGOTA KOMUNITAS HARAJUKU STREET SURABAYA
Authors: Poppy Putri Hardanti  , Kirana Rahaditya Puspa 
Published: January 2024

Harajuku street fashion is a popular street fashion among youngster.This fashion’s popularity is very high, not only in Japan, but almost in around the world. Harajuku street fashion has many various types of styles, such as visual kei, decora, Ura-Harajuku, lolita, Mori kei, and fairy kei.Each of these styles has different meaning also have different reasons to the one who wear it. One of reasons the fans of this fashion in Japan is they wear it as a form of rebellion. This research aims to describes the acceptance of the members of the Harajuku Street Surabaya community towards harajuku street fashion.This research is conducted by using qualitative research method through case study approach also used an interview method as a data collecting methods. This research used Stuart Hall's reception theory (encoding-decoding) to find the acceptance positions conducted by informants. The results obtained there are two positions which occupied by informants, dominant-hegemonic and negotiated. The informants whom in dominant-hegemonic position, approve the messages brought by the encoder (harajuku street fashion) and reinterpret the messages according to the encoding rules. While the informants who are in a negotiated position accept and understand the messages, but they have exceptions and make their own rules.
Lower Opioid Prescription Quantity Does Not Negatively Impact Pain Control or Patient Satisfaction After ACL Reconstruction
Authors: Johns William L. , Hanna Adeeb Jacob , Destine Henson , Sonnier John Hayden , Dodson Christopher , Tucker Bradford , Pepe Matthew , Freedman Kevin B. , Tjoumakaris Fotios 
Published: January 2024

Background:The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effects of different quantities of prescribed opioid tablets on patient opioid utilization, postoperative pain and function, and satisfaction after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR).Methods:This was a prospective, randomized trial enrolling patients undergoing primary ACLR. Patients were assigned to 1 of 3 prescription groups: 15, 25, or 35 tablets containing 5-mg oxycodone. Patients completed visual analog scale (VAS) pain and medication logs, opioid medication satisfaction surveys, and International Knee Documentation Committee (IKDC) questionnaires postoperatively.Results:Among the 180 patients included in the analysis, there was no significant difference in VAS pain scores (p > 0.05), IKDC scores (p > 0.05), morphine milligram equivalents (MMEs) (p = 0.510) consumed, or patient satisfaction with regard to pain control (p = 0.376) between treatment groups. Seventy-two percent of opioids were consumed in the first 3 days postoperatively, and 83% of patients in the 15-tablet cohort felt that they received the “right amount” of or even “too many” opioids.Conclusions:The prescription of 15 opioid tablets resulted in equivalent pain control, patient satisfaction, and short-term functional outcomes as prescriptions of 25 or 35 opioid tablets after ACLR. Lower prescription quantities of opioid medication may provide equivalent postoperative pain and help to minimize the number of unused opioid doses at risk for possible diversion after ACLR.Level of Evidence:TherapeuticLevel I. See Instructions for Authors for a complete description of levels of evidence.
Epidemiology of unintentional injuries among 15–24-year-old vocational school youth from Peshawar Pakistan: A cross-sectional survey.
Authors: Masud Sarwat , Hyder Adnan A. , Khan Uzma Rahim , Khan Nadeem Ullah , Raheem Ahmed , Petrucka Pammla 
Published: January 2024

Abstract
Background:
The burden of unintentional injuries among youth (15-24 years) is high. There is paucity of data on unintentional injuries in youth working in Vocational Training Institutes.
Objective: To determine the incidence, characteristics, and risk factors of unintentional injuries among youth.
Methods:
Design: A retrospective cross-sectional survey was conducted among select vocational school youth in Peshawar, Pakistan between February 2022 to October 2022.
Participants: A total of 547 study participants participated in the survey, 356 were males while 191 were females. Data were collected on using the World Health Organization community survey guide for injuries and violence. Multilevel Negative Binomial Regression model was used to report incidence rate ratios of all unitentional injuries.
Results: A total of 503 injuries were reported by the youth, with road traffic injuries being the most common (n=197, 39%), followed by burns (n=89, 18%), falls (n=79, 16%) and poisonings (n=15, 3%), drownings (n=23, 7.1%). Occupational injuries reported during vocational training were (n=95, 18%). Males had a higher incidence rates of RTI 3.24[2.35-5.3], falls 1.30 [0.74-2.27], poisonings 2.14 [0.57-7.58] and drownings 2.46(0.84-7.21), while females had a higher incidence rate of burns 2.19 [1.785-3.46].
Lack of education 4.6 [1.12 -18.91] (p=0.034), smoking 1.25 [1.05 -2.69] (p=0.049), lack of fathers education 4.71 [2.12 -10.49] (p=<0.001), carrying a gun 6.59 [2.54 -17.11] (p=<0.001), crowded families 3.59 [3.11 -5.07] (p=<0.001), lower family income 2.04 [1.04 -4.02](p=0.039*), lack of helmet use 4.54 [2.12 -9.76] (p=<0.001) and lack of seat belt use 1.3 [1.14 -1.69] (p= <0.001) were significant risk factors for unintentional injuries in youth.
Conclusion Added value of the study:
This study provides a recent rate and trend of unintentional injuries among the youth of Pakistan. The area of concern remains an increasing number of RTIs in both sexes and a higher rate of burn among females. Higher occupational injuries among vocational school youth is concerning and needs further research.
Doing Urban Research on ‘Hard-to-Reach’ Populations During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Opportunities and Ethical Dilemmas Using Digital Ethnography as the New Alternative
Authors: Bhanye Johannes , Kachena Lameck , Matamanda Abraham , Shayamunda Ruvimbo 
Published: January 2024

Abstract
This article presents insights on conducting urban research during the COVID-19 pandemic, embracing new and agile directions in research - digital ethnography. The paper builds on a growing body of literature on conducting fieldwork among ‘hard-to-reach’ populations during difficult times of the extended COVID-19 pandemic. We narrated our digital ethnographic research experiences during a study exploring the socio-economic impacts of mandatory COVID-19 lockdowns on poor urbanites in Harare, Zimbabwe. We found digital ethnography has several methodological advantages that include being non-intrusive/ non-intimidating, cost and time-effective, enhancing participant variety and assuring the safety of respondents, enhancing research flexibility, and generating impactful responses. Unlike traditional full immersion ethnography, digital ethnography also proved to be nimble, dealing with complexities of the ‘global’, the ‘local’, and the ‘trans-local’ nature of the modern urban research participants. However, there are several ethical dilemmas associated with the use of digital ethnography. These include the need for informed consent, assurance of confidentiality and anonymity, blurred understanding of the research setting by participants, the risk of causing more 'stress' during a crisis, and the need for respect for privacy in cyberspace. Urban researchers should reflect on these ethical issues before implementing their studies. We conclude that virtual spaces have become everyday realities that modern urban researchers should penetrate, especially in times of restricted associational life and when researching populations that are ‘hard-to-reach’ physically but better accessible virtually.
Modelling the Mechanical Behavior of Collagenous Materials by Considering Multiscale Effects
Authors: Dingari Naga Neehar , Sharma Paramveer , Rizvi Mohd Suhail , Das Sovan Lal , Rai Beena 
Published: January 2024

Abstract
Collagen is an important component of many biological tissues and plays a key role in the physiological functions of the tissue. The mechanical properties of biological tissues are important for many medical and pharmaceutical applications. For instance, to probe the interaction between a medical device and a tissue it becomes important to study the stress and deformation within the tissue under external load. Modelling the mechanics of collagenous tissues is non-trivial because of the anisotropic and hyperelastic nature of the tissue. The arrangement of the collagen within the tissue governs the directional dependence of its mechanical properties. Further, collagen mechanics is itself a strong function of the arrangement of various collagenous components (tropocollagen molecules, fibrils, fibers) at various length scales. Therefore to accurately model the mechanics of a collagenous tissue at macroscopic length scale it is necessary to consider the multiscale mechanics of collagen. In this work, we develop a multiscale-informed finite element method (multi-FEM) framework to model the mechanics of a collagenous tissue. We propose a novel exponential strain energy density function for the mechanics of collagen fibers, which shows excellent agreement with the strain energy density of a collagen fiber obtained by considering multiscale effects (molecule to fiber). Further, this exponential strain energy density is used to simulate the macroscopic mechanics of the tissue using finite element method. Using this multi-FEM framework, we systematically investigate the influence of various lower-length scale collagen properties on the macroscopic stress response of the collagenous tissue. This framework can be very useful in the development of high-fidelity computational models of collagenous tissues that can include the huge variability in the tissue properties.
Photoformation of EPFRs during phototransformation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) on particles in an aqueous solution: The hydrogenation of PAHs and effect of co-existing water matrix factors
Authors: Li Xintong , Qu Baocheng , Wang Jingyao , Zhao Hongxia 
Published: January 2024

Abstract

Environmentally persistent free radicals (EPFRs) generated on particles under irradiation in water have attracted particular attention and their formation mechanisms are not well understood. This study investigated the photoformation of EPFRs on both actual samples collected from an oil production plant in Panjin, Liaoning, China and Fe(III)-montmorillonite simulated samples in water. EPFRs detected on actual samples are not easily generated compared with those in the soil or in the air based on the concentrations of identified PAHs. EPR signals at the range of 1017 to 1018 spin/g were detected on Fe(III)-montmorillonite simulated samples. Their g factors were smaller than 2.0030, which indicated the generation of carbon centered EPFRs. The primary byproducts were identified by chromatography-mass spectrometer (GC-MS) and a possible EPFR formation pathway during PAH degradation was proposed. Hydrogenation of PAHs during the photoformation of EPFRs was observed and might be due to catalysis of the simulated particles and the interaction of the intermediates. Meanwhile, effects of typical anions (NO2− and Cl−) and surfactant (TWEEN ® 80 and sodium dodecyl sulfate) were investigated, indicating the phototransformation process and adsorption process would affect the formation of EPFRs. Overall, our study provided useful information to understand the photoformation of EPFRs in aqueous environments.
A designathon to co-create HPV screening and vaccination approaches for mothers and daughters in Nigeria: findings from a community-led participatory event
Authors: Kpokiri Eneyi E , Wapmuk Agatha , Obiezu-Umeh Chisom , Nwaozuru Ucheoma , Gbaja-Biamila Titilola , Obionu Ifeoma , Kokelu Ekenechukwu , Smith Jennifer , Benedict Azuogu N , Ajenifuja Kayode , Babatunde Abdulhammed O , Ezechi Oliver , Tucker Joseph D , Iwelunmor Juliet 
Published: January 2024

Abstract

Background: Oncogenic types of human Papillomavirus (HPV) infection cause substantial morbidity and mortality in Nigeria. Nigeria has low cervical cancer screening and vaccination rates, suggesting the need for community engagement to enhance reach and uptake. We organised a designathon to identify community-led, innovative approaches to promote HPV screening and vaccination for women and girls, respectively, in Nigeria. A designathon is a three-phase participatory process informed by design thinking that includes the preparation phase that includes soliciting innovative ideas from end-users, an intensive collaborative event to co-create intervention components, and follow-up activities.
Methods: We organised a three-phase designathon for women (30-65yrs) and girls (11-26yrs) in Nigeria. First, we launched a national crowdsourcing open call for ideas on community-driven strategies to support HPV screening among women and vaccination among girls. The open call was promoted widely on social media and at in-person gatherings. All eligible entries were graded by judges and 16 exceptional teams (with 4-6members each). All six geo-political zones of Nigeria were invited to join an in-person event held over three days in Lagos to refine their ideas and present them to a panel of expert judges. The ideas from teams were reviewed and scored based on relevance, feasibility, innovation, potential impact, and mother-daughter team dynamics. We present quantitative data on people who submitted and themes from the textual submissions.
Results: We received a total of 612 submissions to the open call from mother-daughter dyads. Participants submitted ideas via a website designated for the contest (n=392), in-person (n=99), email (n=31), or via an instant messaging application (n=92). Overall, 470 were eligible for judging after initial screening. The average age of participants for daughters was 19 years and 39 years for mothers. Themes from the top 16 proposals included leveraging local leaders (5/16), faith-based networks (4/16), educational systems (4/16), and other community networks (7/16) to promote awareness of cervical cancer prevention services. After an in-person collaborative event, eight teams were selected to join an innovation training boot camp, for capacity building to implement ideas.
Conclusions: Innovative strategies are needed to promote HPV screening for mothers and vaccination for girls in Nigeria. Our designathon was able to facilitate Nigerian mother-daughter teams to develop cervical cancer prevention strategies. Implementation research is needed to assess the effectiveness of these strategies.
Fishery Detection and Counting Model uing Fish Images
Authors: TALL Marc Momar , NGOM Ibrahima , SADIO Ousmane , DIAGNE Ibrahima , COULYBALI Adama , NDIAYE Moustapha 
Published: January 2024

Abstract

Fishing in Senegal is threatened by overfishing, compounded by a lack of fisheries management. Stock replenishment and fish classification are generally done manually, and catches are not always declared. In addition, the collection of fishing data suffers from a lack of tools for monitoring and counting the fish caught at the wharves. Although researchers have carried out studies on the fishery in Senegal, data collection is virtually non-existent, and there is no local database dedicated to the fishery or automatic detection and counting algorithm. In this article, a model for automatic detection and counting of fished species is proposed, using a semantic segmentation algorithm. The data used to form the adapted local database are collected from fish images taken at the Soumbédioune fishing wharf in Senegal. This database is supplemented by the Fishbase. This collected data is then segmented to form the appropriate local database. This database is used in conjunction with YOLO v8, an essential element in the detection of images with bounding boxes, to train the model. The results obtained are very promising for the proposed automatic fish detection and counting model. For example, the recall-confidence scores reflect the performance of bounding boxes, with scores ranging from 0.01 to 0.75, thus confirming the effectiveness of the model with bounding boxes. These results are of great importance for improving fisheries policies in Senegal.
Modifying the head’s spatial orientation reduces cone beam CT artifacts adjacent to dental implants: a laboratory study
Authors: Barros-Costa Matheus , Barros-Candido Julia Ramos , Sampaio-Oliveira Matheus , Freitas Deborah Queiroz , Sverzut Alexander Tadeu , Oliveira Matheus L 
Published: January 2024

Abstract
Objectives: To evaluate image artifacts in the vicinity of dental implants in cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) obtained with different spatial orientations, tube current levels, and metal artifact reduction algorithm (MAR) conditions.
Materials and Methods: A dental implant and two tubes containing a radiopaque solution were inserted in the posterior region of a mandible. CBCT scans were acquired with the mandible in two spatial orientations in relation to the X-ray projection plane – standard and modified – at three tube current levels: 5, 8, and 11 mA. CBCT scans were repeated without the implant and were reconstructed with and without MAR. Mean voxel and noise values of each tube were obtained and compared using multi-way analysis of variance and Tukey’s test (α=0.05).
Results: Mean voxel values were significantly higher and noise values were significantly lower in the modified orientation compared to the standard orientation (p<0.05). MAR activation and mA level did not have significant differences in most cases of the modified spatial orientation and in the absence of the dental implant (p>0.05).
Conclusions: The modification of the spatial orientation of the head increases brightness and reduces noise in adjacent regions of a dental implant, with no influence from the tube current level and MAR.
Clinical relevance: Considering that artifacts can impair CBCT image quality, studying strategies to reduce them, such as modifying the spatial orientation of the patient head, may be a valuable approach.