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Innovation of "Dual system" Talent Training Mode of Preschool Education Specialty Based on High-quality Specialized Training Goal--Taking Quanzhou Preschool Education College as an Example
Authors: Zhong Zezhou 
Published: May 2022

The pilot reform of the normal education"dual system" technical skills training mode was carried out by Quanzhou Preschool Education College.Through the innovation of the college-district-Kindergarten work together,preschool education professional "dual system" technical skills training mode solve the kindergarten teachers to accept higher education and learning, get through and widening the channels of kindergarten teacher training and development effectively, improve the preschool education teachers' quality greatly. It has demonstrated and promoted the reform of vocational education personnel training mode in the new period.
Application of flipped classroom in the teaching of basic medical curriculum for international students
Authors: Cai Wendi 
Published: May 2022

The cultivation of international students has become an important part of medical education in China. Firstly, this paper summarizes and analyzes the main problems faced by international students in basic medical teaching and the current situation of international students' medical teaching, and puts forward that flipped classroom emphasizes students' self-learning consciousness compared with the traditional teaching mode. Finally, this paper explores and analyzes the construction principles and implementation methods of the flipped classroom teaching mode, and believes that the flipped classroom is a model suitable for international students.
SWOT analysis of Marxist faith education in the new era
Authors: Zhou Qing 
Published: May 2022

The new era highlights the particularity of Marxist belief education, and endows it with new educational background, new educational content and new value of the times. In this paper, SWOT analysis method is used to conduct the Strengths and Weaknesses, Environmental Opportunities and Threats analysis of the impact factors of Marxist faith education in the new era. This study is helpful to deeply grasp the situation of Marxist belief education in the new era, is conducive to further unify the thinking, gather strength, and push forward the Marxist faith education from a new starting point.
An Evaluation Model of Talent Attraction in Fujian Province Based on Principal Component Analysis
Authors: Xu Meiyan , Xie Xuedong , Wang Haoran , Qiu Wenyi , Zhou Hongchen , Xu Zonghuang 
Published: May 2022

Today's economic development is focused on abilities, and the rivalry for talents is becoming increasingly evident. This paper identifies fifteen key influencing indicators of talent attraction of nine cities in Fujian Province. The principal component analysis (PCA) approach is then utilized to examine the talent attractiveness of nine cities in Fujian Province in depth. The results show that the ranking of talent attractiveness of nine cities in Fujian Province is as follows: Xiamen, Fuzhou, Putian, Quanzhou, Ningde, Sanming, Longyan, Zhangzhou, and Nanping. It shows that the cities with higher economy are more attractive to talents. Talents have the potential to propel the economy forward. On the contrary, the growth of the economy will draw an influx of talent.
In Store vs Take Out: The Effects of The Satisfaction on Repurchase Intentions in Virtual and Real Channels for Restaurants
Authors: Cheng Wanling , Pai Fanyun , Lin Chepeng 
Published: May 2022

With the emergence of the sharing economy, more and more online catering platforms have emerged. Recently, the consumption environment of catering industry is significantly different from the past. Many consumers have used food delivery platforms to order their meals, especially when the outbreak of the Covid-19 in Taiwan in May 2021. At present, the Covid-19 pandemic in Taiwan seems to show a sign of easing, consumers are gradually shifting from online catering platforms to physical stores. So it can be seen that most consumers have used both online catering platforms and physical stores to order their meals. In the past, many studies have discussed the benefits of online food delivery platforms and consumer usage factors, but there are no surveys on consumers’ satisfaction and repurchase willingness between physical and virtual channels. Therefore, this study focused on exploring customer’s actual perceived performance and satisfaction on switching between physical and virtual channels, and the effect of satisfaction on different channel’s repurchase intentions in the future. This study adopted a 2×2×2 experimental design, and a total of 300 valid questionnaires were collected. And use SPSS statistical software to analyze relevant variables. The analysis results show that: (1) Whether it is physical channel switch to virtual channel or virtual channel switch to physical channel, when consumers are satisfied with the first consumption and the actual experience on the second time is high performance, the satisfaction of the second time is the highest; the second is that consumers are dissatisfied with the first consumption, while the second actual experience is high performance; the third highest is that consumers are satisfied with the first consumption but the second actual experience is low performance; the lowest is The consumer's first consumption is dissatisfied and the second actual experience is low performance.(2) The second customer satisfaction has a significant positive impact on future repurchase intention. (3) Whether the physical channel switches to virtual channel or a virtual channel switches to physical channel, consumers will have significant differences in the repurchase intention of the two channels in the future, and the physical channel will be the channel with higher repurchase willingness of consumers in the future.
Research on the Evolving Mechanism of Shadow Education Based on the Law of Supply and Demand
Authors: Bi Jianxin 
Published: May 2022

Since the implementation of the ”double reduction policy”, the governance of off-campus training for students in the compulsory education stage has achieved remarkable results, but there are still many problems that cannot be effectively solved through special treatment. In this paper, we make a thorough analysis of the mechanism and process of the cause and evolution of shadow education by using the “Law of Supply and Demand” of economic management, and systematically clarify the key factors of supply and demand, which is the ”excessive demand” of parents and students for shadow education leads to the natural increase of the supply of shadow education institutions. We propose countermeasures focusing on the “demand-side management” to gradually reduce parents' demand for shadow education, to achieve a significant effect of inaction.
Comparative Analysis on Two Severe Convective Processes in Hunan Province in 2020
Authors: Zhou Hui , Zhou Li , Cai Ronghui , Chen Long , Tang Jia , Tang Minghui 
Published: May 2022

In this study, two severe convective weather processes in late March 2020 are compared and analyzed based on the surface observation data, Doppler weather radar data, satellite black body temperature data and the reanalysis data from the National Centers for Environmental Prediction. The results show that the two severe convective weather processes both can be divided into two stages, warm advection forcing stage and baroclinic frontogenesis stage. For the second process the warm advection forcing is not significant. In terms of dynamic conditions, in both processes there is low-level convergence, high-level divergence, middle-low-level southwesterly jet, and the intrusion of cold air. The upward motion in the second process is more intense than that in the first process. In both processes, the upward motion in the warm advection forcing stage is weaker than in the baroclinic frontogenesis stage. In the aspect of water vapor conditions, the divergence of water vapor flux at 850 hPa in the second process is larger than that in the first process. The water vapor convergence center rises to the level above 800 hPa and lasts for a long time. Through the comparative analysis in different stages, it is found that the water vapor convergence in the two processes in the baroclinic frontogenesis stage is stronger than that in the warm advection forcing stage. For the thermal conditions, the cold-dry air at high levels is superimposed over the warm-wet air at low levels, presenting a thermal unstable stratification. In the first process, the intensity and vertical extension of the low-level warm advection is larger than that in the second process. In both processes, the unstable energy is accumulated obviously in the warm advection forcing stage, and is released to a certain extent before the baroclinic frontogenesis stage. In the first process, there are 3 supercells within 100 km from ChangDe radar. In both processes, there are hails from 1900 BJT (Beijing Time) to 2000 BJT in Guanzhuang Town. The radar echoes both present the typical characteristics of hail. In the first process, the maximum reflectivity factor is larger, the intensity and vertical extension of mesocyclone are larger, the increase of vertical integrated liquid is more significant, and the high-level divergence is more intensive. Thus, the diameter of hail in the first process is larger.
Indian nurses’ beliefs on physical activity promotion practices for cancer survivors in a tertiary care hospital—a cross-sectional survey
Authors: Pai Hritika D. , Samuel Stephen Rajan , Kumar K. Vijaya , Chauhan Namrata S. , Eapen Charu , Olsen Alicia , Keogh Justin W.L. 
Published: May 2022

Purpose
To describe the physical activity (PA) promotion practices, beliefs, and barriers of Indian nurses working with cancer survivors, and to gain preliminary insights into how their educational qualification might affect PA promotion practices.

Methods
A validated questionnaire was used to obtain the data (N = 388). Sub-group comparisons were performed based on nursing qualification i.e., Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSc) and General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) using Mann-Whitney U test and chi square analysis for continuous and categorical variables, respectively.

Results
The nurses believed that oncologists (47%) followed by physiotherapists (28.9%) were primarily responsible for providing information regarding PA to cancer survivors. The most common period in which the nurses’ promoted PA was post treatment (31.7%), although very few nurses (13.3%) promoted PA across more than one of the three treatment periods. Nurses felt that PA had many benefits for cancer survivors; improved mental health (87.7%) and HRQoL (81.1%). Lack of knowledge (42.2%) and lack of time (41.6%) were the most frequently cited barriers. The comparisons based on educational qualification did not typically reveal many significant differences.

Conclusion
Indian nurses both BSc and GNM qualified, wish to promote PA to cancer survivors despite numerous barriers, across various stages of treatment and believe PA is beneficial to the survivors in the process of recovery. Overcoming these barriers might aid in better promotion of PA to cancer survivors.

Implication for cancer survivors
Nurses working in a tertiary care hospital in India are willing to promote PA amongst cancer survivors but require more training and support in this area of practice.
Appraisal of Practice and Some Socio-Economic Factors on the Utilization of Family Planning Methods in Nigeria
Authors: Ademuyiwa J. A. , Adetunji A. A. 
Published: May 2022

Background: Family planning has the potential to minimize maternal mortality by lowering the number of unplanned pregnancies, and abortions. This study assesses the practice across different zones in Nigeria.
Aim: With a view to identify deterrence factors, the research is aimed at appraising the practice in some selected localities in the country
Method: A structured questionnaire was designed and used to collect relevant information from respondents in a state from each of the six geo-political zones in Nigeria. Hierarchical sampling technique is used to select a locality in each of the six geopolitical zones in the states that were studied. Logistic regression is used to assess effect of bivariate response variables on the covariates.
Results: More than 90% of respondents are aware of different family planning methods but only 26.2% have utilized contraception. Personal opposition was found to be the most frequent reason for non-utilization of family planning in the six geo-political zones. The oddsof utilization is highest in the North-Central and least in the South-East. North-Central is more than four times more likely to utilize contraceptives when compared with those from the South-West. Wealthy people who mostly reside in urban centers are also found to be more knowledgeable and utilize contraception more. As educational attainment increases, both utilization of contraception and knowledge of family planning methods also increase.
Environmental Impact of the Real Estate Companies Boom in the Central Region, Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso)
Authors: Kansole Michelline Marie Regina , Bontogho Tog-Noma Patricia Emma , Hie Souleymane , Rouamba Boudassida , Sana Boureima , Guiblweogo Issa 
Published: May 2022

Aims: Impact of the real estate companies’ boom on the environment in the central region of Burkina Faso (Ouagadougou) and solutions to resorb the negative effects of the activity.
Study Design: The present study was run via the Problem-In-Context framework along with the Hydro-Quebec environmental assessment design.
Place and Duration of Study: The study was conducted in Burkina Faso, for the Environment department of Fada N’Gourma University for twelve months.
Methodology: The environmental impact of the project was assessed according to Hydro-Quebec group method by prioritizing the inventory items regarding to their sensitivity.
Results: Burkina Faso revised Law No. 034 on agrarian and land reorganization (RAF) on July 2, 2012. This revision allowed the population to be landowners, generating a boom in Real Estate development with the sale of big surfaces of lands by landowners. This boom is not without impacts on the environment. It leads to the destruction of forests, loss of biodiversity, loss of agricultural production areas, threats to green spaces conservation areas, anarchic occupation of lands, etc. by real estate companies and the non-ecological urbanization of the city of Ouagadougou. The anthropogenic and climatic constraints with which Burkina Faso is confronted generate strong pressure on the existing natural resources: soil, fauna, flora, water, etc.
Conclusion: The Burkinabe capital is about to engulf all the surrounding municipalities of Komki Ipala, Komsilga, Koubri, Loumbila, Pabré, Saaba and Tanghin-Dassouri. The main ways to reduce the environmental impacts of this real estate boom are the registration of agricultural production and conservation areas and the revision of the RAF in order to remove the right of land owning to the population.
Nutritional Composition of Some of the Most Consumed Cereals and Legumes in Nigeria
Authors: Okonwu K. , Egerton N. A. , Ajayi A. E. , Agogbua J. U. 
Published: May 2022

This study evaluated the nutritional composition of some of the most consumed cereals and legumes in Nigeria. The study is aimed at providing nutritional facts about these grains, which will guide its consumption based on nutritional requirement of individuals. These cereal grains were millet (Pennisetum glaucum), maize – hybrid IART, hybrid Oba super 6, hybrid Oba 98 and Native maize (Zea mays), rice (Oryza sativa) and sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) while legume grains were brown cowpea and black-eyed pea (Vigna unguiculata), soybean (Glycine max) and groundnut (Arachis hypogaea). These samples were sourced from different parts of Nigeria and handpicked to remove impurities and damaged seeds. The proximate composition (ash, moisture, carbohydrate, protein, lipid and fibre) and mineral contents (K, Na, Ca, Mg, Zn and Fe) were determined following standard procedures. The study showed that carbohydrate content ranged from 50.40 – 66.90% and 20.02 – 48.98% for cereals and legumes, respectively, while the protein content ranged thus: 10.36 – 18.38% and 17.50 – 23.19%. Rice and groundnut had the lowest fibre value of 2.64% and 3.84%, while the highest fibre value of 12.24% and 17.80% were obtained for maize hybrid Oba super 6 and brown cowpea, in that order. Ash content of sorghum was low (0.038%) and significantly different from other cereals (millet, maize varieties and rice) that ranged from 1.38 – 1.92% while brown cowpea had high ash content of 4.20% and other legumes ranged from 0.68 – 1.20%. The average moisture and lipid contents of cereals were 12.08% and 5.98%, respectively, while 14.24% and 14.17% were for legume grains. However, among the grains, groundnut’s moisture and lipid content were 23.65% and 28.10%, which was significantly different from other grains. The mineral contents varied among the legumes. Black-eyed pea had high K, Mg and Ca contents when to others while groundnut had the least values for K, Mg, Fe and Zn. Brown cowpea had the highest Na and Fe contents. The study has shown that cereals and legumes have varied nutritional content and high nutritional content that is capable of sustaining the energy requirement of human system.
Influence of Biofertilizers and Zinc on Growth and Yield of Mustard (Brassica juncea L.)
Authors: Vidmahe Vubbana Harshitha , Singh Vikram , George Shruti Grace , . Vivek 
Published: May 2022

A field experiment was conducted during Rabi 2021-2022 to study the “Effect of biofertilizers and zinc on growth and yield of mustard (Brassica juncea)’’, at Central Crop Research Farm, Department of Agronomy, SHUATS, Prayagraj (U.P). Mustard variety of Varuna T-59 was used with biofertilizers like Azotobacter and PSB along with different levels of zinc at 5, 10 and 15 kg.ha1. There were 9 treatments each replicated thrice. The result showed that growth and yield parameters viz., plant height (191.33 cm), no of branches (10.40), Plant dry weight (34.99g), Number of siliquae/plant (283.93), Number of seeds/siliqua (14.99), seed yield (2.23t.ha1) and stover yield(4.90t.ha1) were recorded highest in treatment 9 with the application of Azotobacter 10 g/kg1 seeds+ PSB 10 g/kg seeds + Zinc 15 kg.ha1. Gross return (1,33,800.00 INR/ha), Net return (93,921.00INR /ha). B:C ratio (2.35) were recorded superior with application of Azotobacter 10 g/kg1 seeds+PSB 10 g/kg seeds + zinc 15 kg.ha1.
Effect of Seed Treatment with Biofertilizers and Plant Growth Regulators on the Growth and Yield Attributing Characters of Field Pea (Pisum sativum L.)
Authors: Arman Md , Bara Bineeta M. , Rai Prashant Kumar , Pal Abhishek Kumar , Devi Kshetrimayum Ellena , Rajesh Sanka 
Published: May 2022

India is one of the largest producers of Field pea in the world and stands at the 5th place in the list of major pea producers next to Russia. A field experiment was conducted during Rabi 2021 at Crop Research Farm, Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding, SHUATS, Prayagraj (U.P). The experiment was placed in a randomized blocking design and consisted of 13 treatments and 3 replicates. The experimental results revealed that viz: Field emergence (%), plant height @ 30, 60 and 90 DAS, Days to 50% flowering, number of branches per plant, days to maturity. biological yield (gm), were recorded significantly highest in the treatment of T9: Gibberellic acid 100 ppm @12 hrs and yield parameters like Number pods per plant, Numbers of seeds per pod, Seed yield per plant (gm), Seed yield per plot (gm), Biological yield (gm), Seed index (gm) and Harvest index (%) were recorded significantly highest in the treatment of (T3) Rhizobium 30g @12 hrs as compared to the other treatment. It is clearly concluded from the research that T3: (Rhizobium 30g @12 hrs) significantly produced more yield. Hence the seed treatment of Rhizobium 30g @12 hrs could be recommended for the field pea.
Water Management Practices and Nitrogen Sources Effects on N-mineralization and Use Efficiency in Rabi Paddy (Oryza sativa L.) in Southern Telangana
Authors: Madhavi P. , Jayasree G. , Anjaiah T. , Pratibha G. , Hussain S. A. 
Published: May 2022

A field study was conducted on clay loam soil at college farm, College of Agriculture, Rajendranagar, Hyderabad, Telangana, India During Rabi 2015-16 and Rabi 2016-17, to investigate the effect of water management strategies and nitrogen sources on rice N-mineralization patterns. The experiment was laid out in a split plot design under two types of water management practices i.e., Continuous flooding (CF) and alternate wetting and drying (AWD) as main treatments with five treatments viz., T1- N0:P2O5 @ 60 kg ha-1: K2O @ 60 kg ha-1 (Control); T2- Nitrogen @ 120 kg ha-1 (Prilled Urea): P2O5 @ 60 kg ha-1: K2O @ 60 kg ha-1 T3- Soil test based Nitrogen fertiliser application (STCR); T4- Nitrogen @ 60 kg ha-1 + 60 kg ha-1 through green manure and T5- Nitrification inhibitor Coated Urea as sub plot treatments. The MTU-1010 variety was grown with the recommended management practices. Continuous flooding plots were kept at a 5cm water level at all times, while alternate wetting and drying plots were irrigated when a hairline fissure emerged on the soil surface.
Significantly NH4+-N content increases with time and peaked at 15 DAT under continuous flooding as well as alternate wetting and drying (27.12 mg kg-1 and 28.28 mg kg-1). Green manure treatment resulted in faster NH4+ -N release and accumulation, in the order of Green manure > PU > STCR > coated urea > control treatments. In comparison to STCR and green manure, NO3--N release was low in coated urea, followed by prilled urea. Alternate wetting and drying resulted in 29 per cent greater AE than continuously flooded rice. The treatment which receives nitrogen through STCR (21.30 kg grain yield per kg N applied and 23.94 kg grain yield per kg N applied) followed by nitrification inhibitor coated urea treatment had the highest AE.
Antiviral Activities of Jatropha curcas: A Review
Authors: Utshudi A. L. , Oleko R. O. , Kayembe C. T. , Onautshu D. O. , Kitete E. M. , Mbala B. M. , Mpiana P. T. 
Published: May 2022

Background: The Plant of Jatropha curcas is known for their many biological activities including antiviral, antifungal and antibacterial.
Aim: To provide update knowledge on the phytochemistry, toxicology and antiviral activity of some medically interesting Jatropha curcas.
Study Design: Multidisciplinary advanced bibliographic surveys and dissemination of the resulted knowledge.
Results: The literature review shows that Jatropha curcas have antiviral properties on different types of viruses. Different parts of the plant such as leaves, roots, latex, seeds, fruits and other parts have been reported to have different compounds which have interesting bioactivities and antiviral properties.
Conclusion: The present mini-review can therefore help inform future scientific research towards the development of anti-Hepatitis B virus and antiCovid-19 herbal drugs of relevance as well as nutraceuticals from J. curcas for the improvement of human health and wellbeing using reverse pharmacology approach. Molecular docking of some naturally occurring isolate compounds against anti-Hepatitis B virus protease is in progress.