bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
At sanse med kunst og natur. Æstetiske læreprocesser i Antropocæn
Authors: Illeris Helene 
Published: June 2023

Artiklen undersøger, hvordan æstetiske læreprocesser kan bidrage til at udvikle elevers økologiske opmærksomhed i en antropocæn verden præget af global menneskelig dominans. Gennem et case studie af og med en 6. klasses deltagelse i performanceworkshoppen Voks skoV bidrager den til udviklingen af begrebet æstetiske læreprocesser i en økokritisk og nymaterialistisk retning, hvor naturen forstås som en partner snarere end som et materiale. Teksten er struktureret i tre dele: Del I præsenterer en undersøgelse af begrebet æstetiske læreprocesser som dette er blevet anvendt i Skandinavien siden 1990’erne, dels i kunstfag og dels i naturfag. Endvidere uddybes begrebet i relation til begrebet økologisk opmærksomhed, hentet fra den britiske teoretiker Timothy Morton. Del II indeholder et casestudie af performanceworkshoppen Voks skoV, hvor eleverne tilbringer en uge i naturen ledet af den danske kunstnergruppe Seidlers Sensorium. Materiale genereret under og efter forløbet analyseres som eksempler på, hvordan æstetiske læreprocesser konkret kan udfolde sig med særlig fokus på sanseoplevelse, skabende relationer til naturen og refleksion. Endelig indeholder del III en opsummering og forslag til en nyfortolkning af æstetiske læreprocesser i Antropocæn, hvor hovedvægten ligger på økologisk opmærksomhed og skabelse af kollektive fortællinger med den verden, vi er den del af sammen med naturen og andre mere-end-menneskelige eksistensformer.
ENGLISH ABSTRACT
Sensing with art and nature: Aethetic learning processes in the Anthropocene
The article investigates how aesthetic learning processes can contribute to developing students’ ecological awareness in an anthropocene world, characterized by human dominance. Through a case study of a class of 12 year old pupils in the performance workshop Grow Forest, it contributes to the recent development of the concept of aesthetic learning processes in an eco-critical and new materialist direction, where nature is seen as a partner and not as a material. The text is structured in three parts: Part I contains an examination of the concept of aesthetic learning processes, as this has been used in Scandinavia since the 1990s in arts education and in environmental education. Here the concept of ecological awareness by Timothy Morton is presented and discussed as an alternative to current understandings. Part II discusses the case study of the performance workshop Grow Forest, where the pupils spend a week in nature. Material generated during and after the workhop is analyzed as examples of how aesthetic learning processes can unfold with a particular focus on ecological and sensory experiences. Finally, part III contains a summary and proposals for a new interpretation of aesthetic learning processes in the Anthropocene, where the main emphasis is on ecological awareness and creating collective narratives together with more-than- human forms of existence.
EST_Dramafaglig tilnærming til klasseledelse – studenters erfaringer med integrert dramaundervisning i grunnskolelærerudanningen
Authors: Liset Marte , Wiik Miriam 
Published: June 2023

Studien tar utgangspunkt i et utviklingsarbeid der dramaundervisningen i grunnskolelærerutdanningen (GLU) ved UiT Norges arktiske universitet er integrert i undervisningsfagene pedagogikk og elevkunnskap, norsk, matematikk, engelsk, samfunnsfag og naturfag. Som del av utviklingsarbeidet ble progresjonsplanen Drama i Tromsøtrappa utviklet. Artikkelforfatterne har fulgt det første studentkullet på GLU 1-7 som har fulgt progresjonsplanen, og undersøkt hvordan dramaundervisning kan styrke deres kompetanse innen klasseledelse.
Forskningsspørsmålet som stilles er: På hvilke måter erfarer GLU 1-7-studenter at undervisning i dramafaglige estetiske læringsprosesser er relevant for deres utvikling som klasseledere?
For å besvare spørsmålet, er det samlet inn skriftlige studentrefleksjoner i etterkant av undervisningsøkter i drama gjennom studentenes 1. studieår. Det er gjennomført semistrukturerte intervjuer med to fokusgrupper 1. og 5. studieår, og gjennomført en digital spørreundersøkelse på 5. studieår.
Studentene erfarer at dramafaglige estetiske læringsprosesser styrker dem som relasjonsbyggere i klasserommet, samtidig som de får erfaring med arbeidsmåter de kan anvende for å skape variert og engasjerende undervisning. De beskriver det å lære gjennom dramafaglige arbeidsmåter som kroppslig, sanselig og erfaringsbasert. Deres egen opplevelse av dramaundervisningen, og engasjementet de ser hos elever i grunnskolepraksis, er av avgjørende betydning for at de selv ønsker å bruke drama i skolen.
¿Dónde, cómo y cuánto? Una aproximación al primer empleo de los egresados de Ingeniería Civil de la Universidad Michoacana
Authors: Vega Cano Rosa , García Rangel Fabiola 
Published: June 2023

Desde hace varias décadas, han existido críticas que hablan de la necesidad de que haya congruencia entre la formación que reciben los estudiantes universitarios, las demandas sociales y las exigencias del mundo laboral. Por lo tanto, se ha vuelto un imperativo para las instituciones de educación superior (IES) realizar estudios de seguimiento a egresados. En ese sentido, el objetivo de esta investigación consistió en describir cómo ha sido la inserción laboral y cuáles son las características del primer empleo de los egresados de la Licenciatura en Ingeniería Civil de la Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo. Se trata de un trabajo exploratorio que se realizó desde un enfoque cuantitativo, que concluye señalando que el ámbito de desempeño profesional de los recién egresados es el local, en labores administrativas que implican la gestión y el desarrollo de proyectos y obras civiles. Por lo tanto, se enfatiza en la importancia de sostener canales de comunicación con los principales actores de este sector de la actividad económica, de tal forma que pueda garantizarse la creación y consolidación de fuentes de empleo para los egresados.
Asimismo, se concluye que debe reconocerse que el mercado laboral valora las competencias transversales que los egresados poseen y no solo los conocimientos especializados de la carrera que estudian. Por lo que es necesario que las universidades propicien la formación integral de sus estudiantes, a partir de la escucha atenta de las necesidades del entorno. Se trata, pues, de establecer una alianza fundamental para el desarrollo sostenible.
ANALISIS POLA ASUH ORANG TUA DALAM MEMBENTUK KEMANDIRIAN ANAK DI SEKOLAH DASAR NEGERI 2 TUGURAJA
Authors: Rahayu Nova , Fatimah Zahrah Riza , Chandra Deni 
Published: June 2023

This study discusses the role of parenting in shaping children's independence in State Elementary School 2 Tuguraja. The purpose of this study is to describe the parenting style of students at SDN 2 Tuguraja given by parents to form an independent attitude in children. This research method uses descriptive qualitative. With a sample of 2 students and 2 parents of students. Data were obtained using participant observation techniques, semistructured interviews, and documentation. The results showed that parenting styles are divided into three types, namely authoritarian parenting (require), democratic parenting and permissive parenting (liberating). So that ini Tuguraja 2 public elementary school, Mrs. N’s parents of HD students tend to use authoritarian parenting so that HD students have characters that are less independent and quite spoiled. Whereas Mrs. E’s parents of HP students tend to use democratic parenting so that HP students have an independent character. The conclusion of this study is that using authoritarian parenting tends to be less good for children's independence character, and using democratic parenting tends to have good children's independence character.

Keywords: Child Independence, Parenting
PENINGKATAN KETERAMPILAN BERCERITA DENGAN TEKNIK PENGANDAIAN 180 ° TERBALIK PADA SISWA KELAS V SDN 5 JERUK BANDAR PACITAN TAHUN PELAJARAN 2022/2023
Authors: Cahyawati Arnik , Linda Yuhanna Wachidatul 
Published: June 2023

Waktu pelajaran tema 8 Lingkungan Sahabat Kita KD Menyajikan kembali peristiwa atau tindakan dengan memperhatikan latar cerita yang terdapat pada teks fiksi, di SDN 5 Jeruk Kecamatan Bandar kabupaten Pacitan khususnya materi bercerita siswa kelas V banyak mengalami kesulitan. Bahkan ada yang takut disuruh untuk bercerita di depan kelas. Semua ini di karenakan pendekatan pembelajaran yang kurang sesuai dengan kondisi siswa. Selain itu model pembelajaran masih bersifat tradisional (ceramah) yang sangat tidak efektif bagi perkembangan siswa. Metode pembelajaran kali ini adalah menggunakan pendekatan komunikatif dengan Teknik Pengandaian 180 ° yang menceritakan suatu cerita dengan keadaan sebaliknya. Dijelaskan bahwa rata-rata hasil kemampuan siswa siklus I adalah 69.17. Siklus II meningkat menjadi 80.17 sehingga dari hasil rata-rata tersebut menunjukkan adanya peningkatan sebesar 11.00. Nilai rata-rata yang diperoleh sudah melewati batas nilai yang ditetapkan sebesar 80.00. Dengan adanya peningkatan Keterampilan bercerita tersebut, maka model teknik pengandaian 180ᵒ terbalik dapat meningkatkan keterampilan bercerita siswa kelas V SDN 5 Jeruk kecamatan Bandar kabupaten Pacitan tahun pelajaran 2022 / 2023
Kata Kunci, Keterampilan bercerita, Teknik pengandaian 180ᵒ terbalik
Arduino Based Restaurant Menu Ordering System
Authors: Abdulsalam A Khadeejah , Adebisi John , Emezeirinwune Michael , Tofunmi Semilore Idowu 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
The role of restaurants, canteens, other forms of eatery and food service outlets are becoming very big part of most economies at different levels. However improvement in customer experience while making orders plays a very critical role in having a smooth and efficient menu ordering process. This article presents a novel hybrid approach that tackles the challenges associated with menu ordering especially in the post-covid era; both from software and hardware perspectives. First, a web-application - powered by ReactJS and GraphQL, which enables order request anywhere at any time was developed. In addition, is the implementation of hardware with mobility feature on trips to the restaurant using two Arduino microcontrollers (transmitter and receiver). The result allows the user to browse through a catalogue, check-in and out on a Thin-Film-Transistor (TFT) liquid-crystal display (LCD) and deliver a seamless experience to the customer.
Determination of the Physical-Mechanical Characteristics of Non-Cohesive Sub-Grade Layers Stabilized with Fly Ash (Part I)
Authors: Gimiga Gelu Răzvan , Iriciuc Silviu Cristian , Dima Diana Nicoleta 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
In the execution of the foundation layers and the road base it is necessary to reduce the costs of their construction by using local materials (ballast or crushed stone). In some cases, the physical-mechanical characteristics of the local materials do not satisfy the conditions for dimensioning the road structure. Therefore, to improve these characteristics, they are stabilized with hydraulic binders (fly ash or various mixtures based on lime and cement). By using hydraulic binders, the aim is to obtain a speed in execution, to increase the physico-chemical and mechanical characteristics of the local aggregates and implicitly to reduce the overall costs of the work (Zarojanu, 1976).
A Short Note on the Degradation and Consolidation of Masonry Structures
Authors: Scripcă Sabina 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
This paper discusses the factors that can lead to the degradation of masonry structures and provides an overview of the existing techniques for their rehabilitation and consolidation. The degradation of masonry is often related to negative actions of the environment, such as water penetration, freeze-thaw cycles, chemical attacks, and exposure to pollutants. These factors can lead to the appearance of cracks, scaling, erosion, and other types of deterioration of masonry. To preserve masonry structures, frequent monitoring and repairs (locally), preferably immediately after any degradation, are the most important measures. When degradation occurs, prompt action is necessary to prevent further deterioration and to apply appropriate rehabilitation and consolidation methods. Rehabilitating a construction involves replacing or restoring degraded elements to restore functionality to the pre-degradation level and to improve the overall performance of the structure. In contrast, consolidation focuses on strengthening an existing structure by adding new structural elements or by applying specific consolidation techniques with the aim of achieving increased structural capacity. These processes are often interconnected and part of a larger process of restoring or maintaining buildings or structures. Regarding traditional solutions for consolidating masonry elements and structures, these consist of repairing or rebuilding affected areas with classic materials, such as simple or reinforced mortars, welded meshes, dowels, steel bars and profiles. Traditional masonry repair works include filling cracks by injection, partial disassembly of walls followed by reconstruction, dismantling of mortar joints followed by deep filling, stitching of cracks with steel dowels, and reinforcing and facing with mesh or mortar. These techniques are applied according to the degree and type of degradation of the existing structure, as well as local and environmental conditions, with the aim of ensuring efficient and durable consolidation of the structure. The informed decision on the rehabilitation or consolidation solution used and how it is to be applied is usually made after extensive studies and consultations to achieve the best possible result. Generally, masonry structures are considered very resistant and durable, due to their history of over 6000 years. However, proper care and attention to detail are crucial to prevent degradation and to maintain masonry structures in good condition.
Wealth Inequality and Institutional Development: Macroeconometric Evidence from a Global Sample
Authors: Kovač Rijad , Verbič Miroslav 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
This paper examines the empirical relationship between institutions, particularly financial institutions, and wealth inequality using a global panel data set for the period 2010–2016. We conduct a dynamic econometric analysis of these relationships based on the Credit Suisse and World Bank data. Our results reveal that control of corruption and government effectiveness do not have statistically significant effects on wealth inequality. However, the findings indicate an unfavourable effect of domestic credit on wealth inequality as measured by the Gini coefficient for wealth. The long-run effect of domestic credit is persistent and cumulates over time. We also find evidence of relationships between wealth inequality on one hand, and inflation rate, employment in agriculture and government expenditure on the other. The findings imply that policy makers need to re-examine the role and rules in the financial intermediation sector to address the issue of wealth inequality and equal opportunities.
Sustainable Tourism Planning on Landscape Scale: Case Study from Slovakia (Central Europe)
Authors: Belčáková Ingrid , Rácz Attila , Ollerová Hana , Spodniaková Lucia 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
The European cultural landscape and its traditional values represent a significant condition for recreation and tourism. However, we are aware of the negative consequences of human activity in the past years in rural areas and pay more attention to protecting these values. Modern rural recreation and tourism must be built on scientific background. That is why the presented contribution brings an innovative integrated approach to sustainable rural recreation and tourism model by applying landscape ecological planning methodology with a combination of ecological stability and landscape character assessment. It deals with the qualitative evaluation of the landscape potential of the foothill village of Podkonice in Slovakia and the possibilities of its use in sustainable rural tourism. Determining the potential in confrontation with different forms of tourism activities can help achieve a sustainable tourism concept. The main result of the presented research is the final optimal selection of activities and use of the landscape with regard to the development of tourism. Such a proposal can be used in spatial planning and strategic decision-making processes not only in the study area, but it can be applied in the European context.
Social Perception of Trees in the Landscape: The Connection Between Attitudes and Visual Preferences
Authors: Stachová Jana , Čermák Daniel 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
The study presented in this paper uses a representative sample of the Czech population to analyse the relationships between attitudes to trees and preferences for landscapes with trees. We ask whether a positive assessment of the environmental benefits of trees in general and old and dead trees in particular leads to preferences for close-to-nature forms of the tree landscape. The results show that tree landscape preferences are primarily affected by attitudes attached to trees, rather than by sociodemographic factors. People who appreciate the environmental benefits of trees are more likely to prefer transparent and organized landscapes with trees, whereas the more specific environmental attitude appreciating old or dead trees is reflected in higher preferences for wilderness-like landscapes. The results of our research suggest that the perceived environmental benefits of trees are anthropocentric in nature, in a way utilitarian; trees serve people and their environment, and not nature as such.
Bearded Reedling(Panurus biarmicus): the biology of a remarkable bird – a review of the recent literature
Authors: Lendvai Ádám Z. 
Published: June 2023

AbstractThe Bearded ReedlingPanurus biarmicusis a frequent, yet relatively little-known passerine bird found in wetlands across Eurasia. The species is difficult to study because of its elusive nature and the challenging access to its habitat: old, particularly dense reed patches standing in water. However, a detailed body of knowledge of the species’ natural history, morphology, and behaviour has been gathered over the years, providing insight into the adaptations this unusual bird uses to survive and even thrive under favourable conditions. In 2023, BirdLife Hungary named the Bearded Reedling as the ‘bird of the year’. In light of this notable designation, this article provides an overview of research advances on some of the unique characteristics of the Bearded Reedling, focusing on the factors that affect their population dynamics and potential conservation management strategies to protect the species.
Diversity of cranial shape in European Woodpecker species (Picidae)
Authors: Pecsics Tibor , Segesdi Martin , Faragó Sándor , Gorman Gerard , Csörgő Tibor 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
The woodpecker family (Picidae) includes numerous species that vary in size and plumage colouration, but which share many easily recognisable external features. These birds possess pronounced anatomical adaptions that enable them to exploit arboreal habitats and live in niches that are inaccessible to most other birds. The aim of this study was to increase our knowledge on the relationships between skull shape, habitat preference, pecking abilities and foraging habits of 10 European woodpecker species. A geometric morphometric approach was used to analyse two-dimensional cranial landmarks. We used principal component (PC) analyses on those measurements that may be related to habitat preference and foraging habits. The PCs resulted in descriptions of the relative length and width of the bill, variation in its relative size, orientation of the nostrils variation in the elongation of the neurocranium, the relative size and position of the palatine bone, length of the rostrum, and the thickness of the mandible bone. The analysis showed and confirmed the presence of some cranial elements that are strongly associated with habitat preference, pecking behaviour and excavation abilities.
The Common Rock Thrush (Monticola saxatilis) in the Carpathian Basin
Authors: Bozó László , Csörgő Tibor 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
The Common Rock Thrush (Monticola saxatilis) is a species with an extremly large distribution range. Its European population is the strongest in the Mediterranean, but it also breeds in Central Europe. It still nests in small numbers in the Carpathian Basin, but has become extinct as a breeder in Hungary, where it was never a common species. In the present study, we summarised the occurrences of the species in the Carpathian Basin published in the literature. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a large amount of observational data on the spring migration of the species was collected, which allowed us to describe the migration phenology of that time. The Common Rock Thrush bred in small numbers in mountainous areas of Hungary, in natural habitats and in mines, vineyards and orchards. The collapse of the population occurred in the 1970s, but thereafter a few pairs bred in Hungary until the 2010s. Very few published records were found in Slovakia and Romania, which does not give a true picture of its former distribution there. However, its population has also declined drastically in Romania and it has become extinct as nesting species in Slovakia. The exact cause of the decline cannot be determined and several explanations have been proposed in recent decades. It is likely that the Carpathian Basin population, which is considered to be an edge-population, has been more exposed to negative changes, such as climate change, chemical inputs or changes in wintering grounds. A century earlier, the median date of the first spring returns was mid-April, but sometimes it was observed as early as late March. Nowadays, vagrant individuals have been observed again several times in Hungary, which gives us some hope for the future.
A photographic record of partial leucism in Greater Coucal Centropus sinensis (Stephens, 1815) (Cuculiformes: Cuculidae) from Chhattisgarh, India
Authors: Alby Mattathil Jacob , Ashwin Cheruthottunkara Purushothaman , Arjun Moolumkudy Suresh 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
Leucism is a colour anomaly defined by a lack of pigmentation, which may be partial or full in any individual. Although genetic and environmental factors contribute to a high incidence of plumage colour aberrations in wild birds, the true incidence of these aberrations in wild populations has been studied very less. The present report describes an instance of partial leucism in a Greater Coucal (Centropus sinensis) from Chhattisgarh, India. This colour aberration in this species was first documented in 1990. More research is needed to determine the exact reasons for the high incidence of partial leucism in wild birds, which might include nutrition, lifespan, behaviour, parasitism, or other environmental factors.
Predicting Financial Crises and Signal Indicators in G7 Countries
Authors: Alpdoğan Hilal , Akal Mustafa , Kabasakal Ali , Görmüş Şakir 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
This study aims to detect financial crises and their signal indicators in G7 countries from 1990 to 2016. For this purpose, fourteen leading economic indicators supported by the economic literature were examined for signaling and the 24-month crisis window before the beginning of a crisis. Among them, successful crisis estimators were determined by the noise signal ratio. The identified crisis estimators provide essential information about the dynamics of economies and the channels of the crisis affecting them. Our findings may help policymakers determine adverse policies against crisis, avoid significant losses, and stabilize the world economy and national economies.