bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Causal Factors of Aesthetic Education Evaluation for Public Undergraduate Universities in Sichuan Province
Authors: Yang Beibei , Boonphadung Suttipong , Siththada Thada 
Published: January 2025

Objectives: This study investigates the causal factors influencing aesthetic education evaluation in public undergraduate universities in Sichuan Province, aiming to identify the key determinants and their interrelationships.

Theoretical Framework: The study integrates multi-dimensional evaluation methodologies, management theories, leadership models, teacher performance theories, and student development principles to construct a comprehensive and systematic approach to aesthetic education evaluation in universities.

Method: This study administered a survey to a sample of 478 educational administrators and teachers. The data were analyzed using structural equation modeling (SEM), a robust statistical technique for examining the interrelationships among identified variables and their collective impact on aesthetic education evaluation.

Results and Discussion: The findings indicate that academic administration, leadership styles, teacher quality, and student development have significant positive impacts on aesthetic education evaluation. Academic administration acts as a mediating variable, connecting leadership styles, teacher quality, and student development with aesthetic education evaluation. These results emphasize the critical importance of integrating these factors to enhance the effectiveness and outcomes of aesthetic education evaluation.

Research Implications: The study proposes practical strategies for optimizing aesthetic education evaluation, including improving teachers’ aesthetic competencies, fostering students’ developmental potential, and strengthening academic administration. These recommendations contribute to the holistic advancement of aesthetic education in higher education institutions.

Originality/Value: This research offers a novel perspective on the structural relationships influencing aesthetic education evaluation, providing new insights to support the development and refinement of aesthetic education practices.
Indigenous Roofing and Re-Roofing Technology of Traditional Ivatan House Practiced in Uyugan, Batanes, Philippines: Addressing Perspective of SDG 11
Authors: Ibañez Arthur G. , Gonzales Anderson G. , Cruz Junior Edmund dela , Reyes Ralph S. , Quebral Audy R. , Abiva Jeferson M. , Baclig Levi John , Lubbui Antonio , Baldovino Kelvin John , Durante Djovi R. , Dumlao Florentina S. , Delfin Eduardo , Nanud Rico-Cresencio 
Published: January 2025

Objective: The objective of this study is to document the indigenous roofing and re-roofing practices of the Uyuganeos in Uyugan, Batanes, Philippines, with the aim of preserving the traditional knowledge and fostering community engagement through sustainable practices, addressing the perspective of SDG 11.

Theoretical Framework: The study is grounded in the concepts of indigenous knowledge systems, sustainable architecture, and community-based resource management. Theories on cultural heritage conservation and community-driven development provide a strong foundation for understanding the significance of these practices within the context of SDG 11, focusing on sustainable cities and communities.

Method: The research employs an ethnographic design, utilizing unstructured questionnaires and participant observation to document the roofing and re-roofing processes. Data collection was further validated through a focus group discussion involving the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP)-Batanes, the Kamañidungan Association, and Batanes State College.

Results and Discussion: The study reveals that roofing and re-roofing in Uyugan follow a step-by-step process that typically spans two to three days. Central to this practice is the spirit of bayanihan, with community members collaborating, including preparing meals for the workers. The process is divided into two key parts: (1) preparation of materials and other preliminary tasks, and (2) the actual roofing or re-roofing. These traditional practices are crucial for preserving cultural heritage and community solidarity.

Research Implications: This research provides valuable insights into the importance of preserving indigenous knowledge, particularly in rural communities. It highlights how these practices can contribute to the promotion of sustainable development through community involvement, reinforcing the need for documentation and revitalization efforts to ensure intergenerational knowledge transfer.

Originality/Value: This study contributes to the literature by documenting an indigenous roofing and re-roofing practice that has been passed down through generations. The findings underscore the value of preserving traditional knowledge systems as a means of fostering sustainable and resilient communities. The research is significant in revitalizing bayanihan practices and promoting sustainable development in rural areas.
The Role of Agrarian Law in Urban Spatial Planning and Regional Development in South Sulawesi: a Contribution to Achieving SDGs 11
Authors: Lira Adnan 
Published: January 2025

Objectives: The rapid development of Makassar City and other cities in South Sulawesi Province has intensified the critical issue of spatial planning (land use) in urban areas. If not addressed early, this could lead to sharper social conflicts and other societal problems. Ineffective implementation of spatial planning and poor supervision of land allocation exacerbate these challenges, highlighting the risk of increasing social disparities.

Method: This explanatory research employs a survey approach. Quantitative data from primary sources were used to test research hypotheses, while qualitative data from secondary sources were analyzed to complement descriptive insights. Descriptive analysis was applied to secondary data, and multiple regression analysis was conducted on primary data using a statistical analysis system (SAS) to process research variables relevant to the objectives.

Results and Discussion: The study finds that urban development patterns in South Sulawesi Province have been less than optimal due to a lack of synchronization with Provincial and Regency/City Urban Spatial Planning Plans. The research underscores the need for an integral institution with full authority over land use to enhance urban area development. Key factors positively influencing urban development patterns include legal substance, legal structure, legal culture, facilities and infrastructure, and legal awareness.

Research Implications: The study emphasizes the necessity of an integrated institutional framework to streamline urban spatial planning, reduce social disparities, and promote sustainable development. The findings align with United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) by addressing inclusive urban development and strengthening governance frameworks.

Originality/Value: This research provides a unique perspective by analyzing the intersection of legal frameworks and urban spatial planning, focusing on the role of legal culture and institutional integration in addressing land use challenges in South Sulawesi.
High-Andean Vernacular Architecture: Sustainable Design for Healthy, Inclusive, and Sustainable Communities (SGD 3 and 11)
Authors: Betancur Heber Nehemias Chui , Ramos Edilberto Huaquisto , Quispe German Belizario , Gutiérrez Ángel Canales , Mendoza Alfredo Pelayo Calatayud 
Published: January 2025

Objective: The objective of this research was to characterize thermal conductivity, spatial organization, ancestral beliefs, and customs, reflecting the economic, social, ideological, and psychological identities embedded in the landscape of rural vernacular dwellings in the Atuncolla municipality, Puno, Peru.

Theoretical Framework: The vernacular architecture of the high-Andean regions of Peru has inspired sustainable design innovations, fostering environmental harmony while offering climatic solutions. This study explores its application in the context of Atuncolla, Puno.

Method: A qualitative approach was used, combining field observations, architectural measurements, and interviews with residents. Data collection included spatial analysis, thermal performance testing, and ethnographic research on cultural adaptation strategies.

Results and Discussion: Findings highlight adobe’s superior thermal performance due to its low thermal conductivity, measured between 0.182 and 0.225 Wm⁻¹K⁻¹. The thermal conductivity of concrete, in comparison, ranges from 0.35 to 0.791 Wm⁻¹K⁻¹, indicating adobe's better insulating properties. Spatial analysis revealed key distances within residential complexes: kitchens were positioned 4.10 m from bedrooms, 5 m from bathrooms, and 12.5 m from stables. Courtyards measured 174 m² on average. These configurations, adapted to harsh climatic conditions, enhance energy efficiency and environmental resilience.

Research Implications: The study suggests practical applications for improving rural housing by integrating traditional designs with modern sustainable technologies, promoting eco-efficient and culturally respectful housing models that address local climatic challenges.

Originality/Value: This research rescues ancestral knowledge and integrates it with sustainable design principles. Its originality lies in combining ethnographic insights with architectural analysis, offering innovative perspectives on eco-friendly and culturally appropriate housing in high-Andean contexts, contributing to both theoretical and practical advancements in sustainable rural architecture.
Folklore as an Honest Character Education Media to Achieve Quality Education in Sustainable Development Goals
Authors: Rukiyati  , Nurbaya Siti , Sutrisnowati Sri Agustin 
Published: January 2025

Objectives: The aim is to focus on implementing storytelling techniques based on local folklore to promote honesty and the value of sustainable development to elementary school students in Indonesia.

Material and methods: The study is a part of the research and development steps by Borg & Gall. Handbooks for teachers and storybooks based on folklore had been developed in previous studies and declared valid and suitable for use by experts and teachers. The research approach was qualitative. The setting of the research was seven elementary schools in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Data were collected using observation techniques and focused-group discussions. Data analysis techniques performed interactively include data condensation, data presentation, and conclusion drawing, according to Miles, Huberman, and Saldana. Data validity is done by triangulation of sources and techniques.

Results: The research shows that honesty education through storytelling folklore was successfully implemented. Students have understood the importance of honesty and agreed to be honest verbally and in their actions. Therefore, educating students about honesty through storytelling can be widely used to instill the value of honesty in elementary school.

Contribution: This research is an effort to improve character education since elementary school and is related to the agenda of SDGs, specifically on quality education. By improving the quality of education for Indonesian students in elementary school, we can understand the need to promote honesty as character education in sustainable development.
Integrating nature-based and outdoor learning through interactive e-books to enhance english skills and physical engagement in students
Authors: Ristella Munthe Melda Veby , Saragih Vita Riahni , Sitanggang Anita , Pratiwi Pane Eva , Hardinata Jaya Tata , Tobing Minar Trisnawati , Tarigan Hery Reynaldi 
Published: January 2025

Introduction: Nature-based and outdoor learning approaches have shown promising results in enhancing English language skills and student engagement. These methods allow students to explore and interact directly with their environment. Interactive e-books have shown promise in enhancing English language skills across various educational levels. Objective: The research aims to determine the effectiveness of interactive e-books integrating nature-based and outdoor learning to improve students’ English skills and physical engagement. Methodology: This is descriptive quantitative research. The data collection techniques are interviews, questionnaires, and tests. Results: Based on the analysis, the integrated interactive e-book based on nature-based learning and local wisdom is valid and can be used in the learning process. The average value for each aspect is 4.2, which indicates that the e-book is valid. Discussion: The results of hypothesis testing and gain scores show that students in the experimental class who learned using the integrated interactive e-book based on nature-based learning and local wisdom experienced a more significant increase in learning outcomes than students in the control class. The average student score in the experimental class was 70%, a high category, while the average student score in the control class was 50%, a medium category.
Conclusions: So, it can be concluded that integrated interactive e-books based on nature-based learning and local wisdom in English learning effectively increase students’ English skills.
Critical Digital Pedagogy: Alternative Ways of Cultivating Critical Consciousness on Religious and Ecological Issues
Authors: Arizandy Aan , Kholid M. Ridho 
Published: January 2025

This study aims to examine to what extent digital learning through documentary films contribute to instill students’ critical consiousness and inclusive understanding on ecological crisis and religious issues. The Mixed Method is employed in this study in which data are collected through observations, participative interviews, and questioners. As research participants, it involves 61 English Education students (the second semester in the year of 2024/2025) of Raden Intan Lampung of State Islamic University (UIN RIL). During one semester of following the lecture of “Islam and Environment”, they are provided the 10 selected documentary films that must be watched, analyzed, and wrote the idea of film into short essay. This study shows that students seems interested and enthusiastic in learning process and, in the broader sense, learning via films can enhance students’ sensitivity, new knowledge, self-awareness. This study also points out that as many as 78.7% of participants agree that political interests, uncertainty of laws, and inequal relation between human and nature are the roots of natural damage. Then, more than 80% of students (very) agree that all religions are responsible for preserving nature, not solely limited to certain religion. Related to the existence of indigenous communities, 54.1% of students very agree that they should be protected and not stigmatized and discriminated. Thus, this study concludes that digital pedagogy through documentary films can be alternative to instill students’ critical consciousness and inclusive religious understanding on the ecological issues.
Recipe optimization using regression analysis method
Authors: Bukhovets V. A. , Kartavenko O. V. , Tyurin P. O. , Styrev G. V. , Tverdokhlebova D. A. 
Published: January 2025

Introduction. Mathematical modeling in food technology plays a key role in solving many theoretical and practical problems. At the stage of creating new recipes, it becomes one of the effective methods that allows reducing the time and costs of development, reducing the scope of testing, guaranteeing the required quality of the finished product and increasing the competitiveness of products. The research focuses on the bakery product recipe with the addition of whole grain sorghum flour. Grain sorghum of the Bachelor variety is zoned in the Saratov region. It has a high yield of 2.5-3.5 t / ha. It tolerates high temperatures and moisture deficiencies well, and it is resistant to diseases and pests. The nutritional value is due to the high content of protein and starch. The goal of the research was to develop the ratio of recipe components in a bakery product with the addition of whole-grain flour from grain sorghum. The studies were conducted sequentially. 1.The demand for fortified bakery products of consumers in the Saratov region using a questionnaire was studied. 2. The recipe for bakery products with whole-grain flour from grain sorghum using regression analysis was developed. This method made it possible to determine the regression dependence, study the properties of parameter estimates when proposing probable characteristics of facts and random errors of the model. Using linear regression, a linear function of porosity, specific volume, mass fraction of moisture, and vitamin P content was found. The result of the research was the solution to the problem of modeling the relationships between the selected variables and predicting the values of the dependent variable based on the model, which made it possible to compile a matrix of studies of fortified bakery products with whole grain flour from grain sorghum.
Development of a yogurt recipe using Clitoria ternatea
Authors: Razhina E. V. , Smirnova E. S. , Lopaeva N. L. , Khairova I. M. , Stakheeva L. M. , Sinko V. N. , Shilovtsev A. V. , Galushina P. S. 
Published: January 2025

A recipe for the production of yoghurts with the introduction of powder and infusion of ternate clitoria of different concentrations has been developed; quality control of the finished products for organoleptic and physicochemical indicators has been carried out. The goal of the research was to develop a recipe for yoghurt with the introduction of different concentrations of infusion and powder of ternate clitoria, to evaluate the quality components of the finished products. The studies were carried out in the laboratory of the Department of Biotechnology and Food Products of the Ural State Agrarian University. Pasteurized drinking milk with a fat content of 3.2 %, a complex starter culture consisting of Streptococcus thermophilus, Lactobacillus delbrueckii (variety bulgaricus), Lactobacillus casei, infusion and powder of ternate clitoria, Jerusalem artichoke syrup, and vanillin were used for the production of yoghurts. Temperature control of the samples was carried out in a Galaxy GL2696 yoghurt maker for 10 hours. A total of 7 samples were obtained, 6 of which were enriched with powder and infusion of ternate clitoria, and one sample was a control one. Sample No. 2, made with the addition of ternate clitoria powder weighing 2 g, was recognized as the best according to the results of organoleptic studies. The yogurt had a pleasant fruity taste and smell, a uniform consistency, and a light lilac color. Yogurts made with the addition of ternate clitoria infusion had a layered consistency, a not entirely pleasant herbaceous taste, and some samples were characterized by a slight metallic taste. The results of physicochemical studies indicated a slight increase in the mass fraction of fat, protein, and acidity when adding ternate clitoria powder. On the contrary, ternate clitoria infusion affected a decrease in the content of fat, protein, and acidity in the finished samples. Conclusions. It is recommended to use yogurt with the addition of 2 g of ternate clitoria powder in the diet of people of different age groups.
Modeling of process and operating modes for efficient selective disintegration in coriander seed grinding
Authors: Sterekhova N. V. , Gonezhuk S. Y. , Meretukov Z. A. , Shcherbakov M. V. 
Published: January 2025

Introduction. In increasing the production of essential oil from coriander seeds, an important role is given to reducing indirect losses from crushing, especially during harvesting and processing of the crop, since the content of crushed and damaged seeds reduces the sowing and food qualities of essential oil from coriander seeds. The goal of the research is to establish the relationship between the strength of the seed, the forces acting on it and the deformations occurring in it in order to find out what value of force action can be considered acceptable for coriander seeds. The Research methods. Experimental studies were carried out on the Structurometer ST-2 texture analyzer. It allowed to implement both simple and complex multi-stage methods for analyzing virtually any type of product in automatic mode, while the user had the ability to independently compile them, adjusting both the speed of the indenter and the speed of loading the product. The course of the analysis with the construction of corresponding graphs was displayed in real time on a personal computer, while the user had the ability to comprehensively process the results obtained. The Results. The diagram of seed compression has been given, and the destructive deformation, as well as the loads acting on it, are established. Coriander seeds of all varieties are assumed to be spherical. The sphericity values for different humidity levels vary from 0.820 to 0.867 [1, 2]. The dependence of the impact force on the destructive capacity of the grinder working element significantly depends on the modulus of elasticity and allows determining the critical force that destroys the grain during force contact. Knowing the destructive load and comparing it with the morphology of the internal structure of coriander seeds, it is possible to grind the seed mass in stages and selectively, varying access to the essential oil and oil-bearing areas, selectively isolating the most valuable and thermolabile essential oil components of the coriander seed mass, isolating them at the first stage of the preparation process for extracting these substances from coriander seeds due to selective cryodesintegration of the seed mass. Conclusions. As shown in [3], the dependence of the deformation and maximum pressure in the contact plane on the compression force of the seeds has been modeled experimentally on a texture analyzer - Structurometer ST 2, which has made it possible to obtain numerical values of the Poisson ratio and Young's modulus for elastic deformation of the coriander seed mass.