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KONSEP MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES DAN IMPLEMENTASNYA DALAM MENGEMBANGKAN KECERDASAN PESERTA DIDIK DI SD KITA BOJONEGORO

Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

Education is the conscious guidance or help provided by educators to the educated in physical and spiritual development toward maturity and beyond until the formation of the Muslim personality. There are various theories in teaching, one of the new breakthroughs that may be the choice is the theory of Multiple Intelligences popularized by Howard Gardner of Harvard University. This theory contains various kinds of intelligence possessed by humans. The intelligence is as follows: (a) Linguistic Intelligence (b) Logical mathematical intelligence (c) Visual intelligence - special (d) Musical intelligence (e) Kinesthetic intelligence (f) Interpersonal intelligence (g) Intrapersonal intelligence (h) Intelligence naturalist and (i) existential intelligence.SD KITA Bojonegoro is one of the basic educational institutions that continually strive to improve the quality of learning. In the process of learning in SD KITA Bojonegoro more use many methods adapted to the material, thus facilitating the learners to understand the lesson. This study aims to find out how the implementation of multiple intelligence in maximizing the intelligence of learners in SD KITA Bojonegoro. This research uses a qualitative descriptive approach type of action research. The data in this study will be collected by technique: written document, participant observation, in-def interviw . Data analysis is done by data reduction, data display, data conclusion and verification. From this research can be obtained the result that the concept of Multiple Intelligences and its implementation in maximizing the intelligence of learners in SD KITA Bojonegoro more effective.
PRE-ACCESSION NEGOTIATIONS OF THE CROATIA AND ADJUSTMENT TO THE EU AGRICULTURAL POLICY

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

European Union has been continually expanding its borders, aiming at connecting the Member States by common economic and political interests. The upcoming Croatian accession to the EU fits into this context. Croatia has been preparing for EU accession by taking the necessary institutional and policy measures, related to the regulations about the Community acquis. However, the measures for adjustment to the Community acquis cannot be an end in itself but their implementation should be the goal. The common agricultural policy of the European Union offers a range of possible options for the development of rural areas, the implementation of which should obtain a transparent structure as early as pre-accession phase. By its policy of development of agriculture and rural areas, the Union has been initiating a new approach especially for the underdeveloped rural areas, creating attractive conditions for the existence of the rural population also referring to environmental protection measures. The aim of this thesis is to provide an analysis of the present situation in the Croatian agricultural policy, to elaborate and structurally depict political fields which comprise the strategic topics for upgrading and constant improvement, to show the ways of mobilizing the neglected potential of Croatian rural areas and to display the types of financial help offered by the EU.
8th Grade Students' Opinions on 3D Virtual Laboratory Applications

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

Experimental applications in science education make learning more meaningful, and learning without experimenting cannot be fully absorbed. However, increasing costs, time constraints and risk factors that may occur during the application make hand-made experiment activities difficult. The aim of this study is to examine the effect of the 3D virtual laboratory application prepared for science education on students, unlike traditional plain lecture teaching, and to reveal the opinions of students who are taught with the application. In this context, the research was conducted on 5 8th grade students in Konya province in the 2021-2022 academic year with the 3D virtual laboratory application prepared for the science unit "Matter and Industry". After the research, a semi-structured interview was conducted in which open-ended questions were asked to the students about the applications and the process, and the students' verbal opinions were taken. During the interview, student conversations were recorded on the computer and then transcribed and examined. As a result of the interviews with the students, it was seen that the effects of 3D virtual laboratory applications on students were very positive. In addition, considering cost, time and risk factors, it can be suggested that virtual laboratory applications may be preferred to handmade activities.
On the individual difference of adult human cerebral motor area in macroscopic and histologic way

Field: Neuroscience (Life Sciences)

The brain was fixed with formalin, washed by water, dehydrated with alcohol and etheralcohol, inbedded in celloidin and then stained by Nissl's method. The cells larger than 27.5 were to be considered as the Betz-cells. The area, where the Betzcells were found, were regarded as the motor area and the schemata of 70 cases of motor cortex were made.The fact was cleared from those schemata, that in the vicinity of th motor area those, which showed similar macroscopic findings, had similar extension of the motor area. The schemata of the macroscopic figure of the motor cortex were classified into 5 types and each type had its own shape of the motor area. There were a few exceptions among them, but they had also some close relation to the sulci. Among the 70 cases, those. in which the sulcus praecentralis superior was the anterior border, had the majority of 72.9%. In about 60% of all cases the motor area on one hemisphere was similar to the other side.
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE: EXPERIENCE OF EUROPEAN AND MOSCOW METRO SYSTEMS

Field: Engineering (Physical Sciences)

The article is devoted to the consideration of the digital transformation processes of the world's metro systems based on Industry 4.0 technologies. The aim of the study is to determine the social, economic and technological effects of the use of digital technologies on transport on the example of the metro, as well as to find solutions to digitalization problems in modern conditions of limited resources. The authors examined the impact of the key technologies of Industry 4.0 on the business processes of the world's subways. A comparative analysis of the world's metros digital transformations has been carried out, a tree of world's metros digitalization problems has been built, a reference model for the implementation of world's metros digital transformation is proposed. As the results of the study, the authors were able to determine the social, economic and technological effects of metro digitalization
Two-dimensional imaging of NO density profiles by LIF technique in a pipe with nozzles electrode during no treatment

Field: Chemistry (Physical Sciences)

Two-dimensional NO concentration distribution was studied by a planar laser-induced fluorescence (PLIF) technique in nonthermal plasma during NO treatment. A pipe with a nozzles-to-plate electrode system, having an electrode gap of 50 mm, was used. A stable DC streamer corona discharge was generated in an NO/air mixture at atmospheric pressure. Laser pulses in the form of a sheet were shot between the electrodes during the discharge. LIF signal emitted at 90/spl deg/ to the laser sheet was imaged onto a gated-ICCD camera and two-dimensional distributions of NO concentration in the reactor were measured as a function of time during NO treatment. NO concentration was also monitored at the reactor outlet. The images of NO concentration covering almost the whole length of the reactor show that the density of NO molecule decreased not only in the plasma region formed by corona streamers but also in the upstream region of the reactor. This information is important for modeling and optimizing the plasma processes and designing the nonthermal plasma reactors.
Notable predominant morphology of the smallest most abundant protozoa of the open ocean revealed by electron microscopy

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

Abstract In the microbe-driven ecosystems of the open ocean, the small heterotrophic flagellates (sHF) are the chief microbial predators and recyclers of essential nutrients to phototrophic microbes. Even with intensive molecular phylogenetic studies of the sHF, the origins of their feeding success remain obscure because of limited understanding of their morphological adaptations to feeding. Here, we examined the sHF morphologies in the largest, most oligotrophic South Pacific and Atlantic (sub)tropical gyres and adjacent mesotrophic waters. On four research cruises, the sHF cells were flow cytometrically sorted from bacterioplankton and phytoplankton for electron microscopy. The sorted sHF comprised chiefly heterokont (HK) biflagellates and unikont choanoflagellates numerically at around 10-to-1 ratio. Of the four differentiated morphological types of HK omnipresent in the open ocean, the short-tinsel heterokont (stHK), whose tinsel flagellum is too short to propagate a complete wave, is predominant and a likely candidate to be the most abundant predator on Earth. Modeling shows that the described stHK propulsion is effective in feeding on bacterioplankton cells at low concentrations; however, owing to general prey scarcity in the oligotrophic ocean, selective feeding is unsustainable and omnivory is equally obligatory for the seven examined sHF types irrespective of their mode of propulsion.
Study on Modification Mechanism of Rice Protein Network Based on Sodium Pyrosulfite Combined with TGase

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

Abstract In order to improve the quality of fermented solid bubble food of rice, unmodified rice dough (URD) was modified by sodium metabisulfite combinated with TGase. Sodium metabisulfite was used to break the disulfide bond in the protein, and then TGase was used to crosslink it, in order to change the state of strong rigidity and toughness of URD, poor starting ability and no chewiness of rice food. In this study, the effects of chemical combined enzyme modification methods on the mesoscopic, structural properties and bonding of URD and unmodified rice protein (URP) were explored, with wheat dough (WD) and URD as reference. The mechanical and nuclear magnetic analysis showed that the tan δ and texture characteristic index of modified rice dough (MRD) is closer to that of wheat flour, the content of weak bound water increased, and the structure became more compact. Modified rice protein (MRP) microstructure were more looser. Electrophoretic analysis (SDS-PAGE) showed that MRP would form a new aggregation form, so its degradation temperature also increased, and the average particle size became larger. The secondary structure of the protein changed, α-helix and β-corners increased, β-sheet was reduced, and there was no obvious change in irregular crimping. The contents of hydrogen bond, ionic bond and hydrophobic bond in MRP were significantly higher than those in URP, and the increase of ionic bond was the largest. The results showed that the modification method of sodium pyrosulfite combined with TGase could change the original network structure of URP, thus effectively regulating the viscoelastic balance of URD.
Measuring the effects of peer learning on students' academic achievement in first-year business statistics

Field: Psychology (Social Sciences)

Peer-assisted study session (PASS) programs have been shown to positively affect students' grades in a majority of studies. This study extends that analysis in two ways: controlling for ability and other factors, with focus on international students, and by presenting results for PASS in business statistics. Ordinary least squares, random effects and quantile regression models have been used to model data from first-year business statistics students. The findings indicate that the impact of PASS has remained highly significant in both years for both local and international students but is more pronounced for international students. We also find that lower-achieving students derive a higher marginal benefit from attending PASS than higher-achieving students using quantile regression. These findings are significant for institutions implementing similar programs as well as institutional efforts to enhance student performance and improve student retention, or specifically to support international students more effectively.
Reactive oxygen species linked diabetes mellitus management by natural products: A Pre-clinical study in rat

Field: Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics (Life Sciences)

The environment has a great impact on health maintenance. Environmental stress factors generate reactive oxygen species (ROS) inour bodies. As a result, pro-oxidant status of our body is dominated over the antioxidant status that induces health disorders. Diabetesmellitus (DM), a common metabolic cum lifestyle disease, is now considered as X syndrome. Environmental stressors through ROSgeneration can impose point mutation for the production of mutant enzymes, leading to cellular metabolic disorders, especiallycarbohydrate metabolism, an important cause of diabetes. Moreover, free radicals through cellular signaling system down-regulategene expression of antioxidant enzymes that produce high levels of cellular free radicals in metabolic organs, which may lead to DM.Natural products with strong antioxidant activities have a major role in managing diabetes. Nutraceuticals in E. jumbulana, Camelliasinensis, H. antidysenterica majorly contribute to such management by increasing gene expression of antioxidant enzymes andcarbohydrate metabolic enzymes that favor glucose utilization in cell. It has also been established that such nutraceuticals can generate β cells from hepatic stem cells, so plasma insulin and c-peptide levels are elevated. Insulin receptor gene expression is also corrected by such nutraceuticals in diabetic model animals. The efficacy of such nutraceuticals is comparable with antidiabetic gold standard drugs. Such studies have been confirmed by genomics and proteomics studies using real-time PCR followed by western blotting studies. This field of research unfolds a new domain known as ‘Neutrogenomics’ in health science.It is concluded that natural products may be the parallel management process of modern therapy as per the guideline of WHO.
Adaptive Pinning Control of Networks of Circuits and Systems in Lur'e Form

Field: Computer Science (Physical Sciences)

This paper is concerned with the derivation of a distributed adaptive control strategy for synchronization and consensus of networks of nonlinear systems in the Lur'e form. In particular, time-varying feedback coupling and control gains are considered, whose derivatives are functions of local error over each edge in the network. The strategy is shown to be successful in controlling the network to the desired trajectory. The stability analysis also encompasses the case of a generic inner coupling matrix, where the coupling may not involve all state variables. A set of simple sufficient conditions is derived that can also be used to design the inner coupling configuration. The theoretical derivation is complemented by its validation on a set of representative examples.
Incidence Of Stuttering In Older Age Groups

Field: Medicine (Health Sciences)

No AccessJournal of Speech and Hearing DisordersResearch Article1 Sep 1956Incidence Of Stuttering In Older Age Groups George H. Shames and Howard L. Beams George H. Shames Google Scholar and Howard L. Beams Google Scholar https://doi.org/10.1044/jshd.2103.313 SectionsAboutPDF ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationTrack Citations ShareFacebookTwitterLinked In Additional Resources FiguresReferencesRelatedDetailsCited By Journal of Fluency Disorders (105925)1 Aug 2022Stuttering, family history and counselling: A contemporary databaseTara Darmody, Sue O'Brian, Kris Rogers, Mark Onslow, Chris Jacobs, Alison McEwen, Robyn Lowe, Ann Packman and Ross Menzies Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research63:7 (2162-2176)20 Jul 2020Recovery and Relapse: Perspectives From Adults Who StutterSeth E. Tichenor and J. Scott Yaruss Disability and Rehabilitation31:21 (1742-1752)1 Jan 2009A life-time of stuttering: How emotional reactions to stuttering impact activities and participation in older peopleGeraldine Bricker-Katz, Michelle Lincoln and Patricia McCabe Disability and Rehabilitation31:8 (646-658)1 Jan 2009The persistence of stuttering behaviours in older peopleGeraldine Bricker-Katz, Michelle Lincoln and Patricia McCabe Journal of Communication Disorders37:4 (325-369)1 Jul 2004Stuttering and the basal ganglia circuits: a critical review of possible relationsPer A Alm Australian Journal of Human Communication Disorders21:2 (81-95)1 Dec 1993The Prevalence of Communication Impairment in Adults: A Summary and Critical Evaluation of the LiteratureJenny Harasty and Robyn McCooey Journal of Fluency Disorders17:1-2 (95-106)1 Jan 1992Responses and reactions to Hamre, "Stuttering prevention II: Progression"C.Woodruff Starkweather Journal of Fluency Disorders6:1 (35-48)1 Mar 1981Fluency breaks in older speakers: Implications for a model of stuttering throughout the life cycleWalter H. Manning and Karen L. Monte Journal of Fluency Disorders2:2 (157-166)1 Jun 1977A more recent look at the prevalence of stuttering in the United StatesC.Richard Dean and Robert A. Brown Richard Luchsinger and Gottfried E. Arnold (1970) Die soziale Neurose des Stotterns: Dysphemie Handbuch der Stimm- und Sprachheilkunde10.1007/978-3-7091-7130-1_19 Gottfried E. Arnold (1959) Die Sprache und ihre Störungen Lehrbuch der Stimm- und Sprachheilkunde10.1007/978-3-7091-3462-7_2 Review of Educational Research29:5 (553-565)1 Dec 1959Chapter IX: The Speech HandicappedAlbert T. Murphy Volume 21Issue 3September 1956Pages: 313-316 Get Permissions Add to your Mendeley library History Published in issue: Sep 1, 1956PubMed ID: 13358103 Metrics Topicsasha-topicsleader-topicsasha-article-typesCopyright & PermissionsCopyright © 1956 American Speech-Language-Hearing AssociationPDF DownloadLoading ...
The Livery Companies of London

Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

The mediaeval craft guild owing its origin to religion, and protected by the church, was a remarkable institution in its way, caring as it did, at least in its best days, for the well-being of its members while exacting from them a certain standard of workmanship. It is an arguable point that the worker of the Middle Ages, often engaged on creative tasks and deriving from his labor the satisfaction of his artistic instincts, was a happier man than the modern factory employee, whose work frequently consists in the continuous repetition of one monotonous operation.
Viral Targeting of Interferon Regulatory Factor-3 and Type I Interferon Gene Transcription

Field: Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology (Life Sciences)

Successful host defense against viruses depends on rapidly mounted defense mechanisms, which include the release of type I interferons (IFN)α/β and the transcription of IFN-stimulated genes. IFN limits viral replication and activates adaptive immunity. Much progress has now been made in delineating how the type I IFN response is triggered upon infection by different viruses. Progress in this regard relates to the identification of distinct families of pattern recognition receptors involved in the detection of viral nucleic acids, the discovery of adapter molecules, which couple signaling from these receptors to downstream effectors, and the characterization of key kinases responsible for the phosphorylation-induced activation of the IFN regulatory factors that control IFN gene transcription. In turn, we are learning that viruses encode a diversity of sophisticated mechanisms to block IFN induction at each of these levels and/or counteract IFN activity, thereby supporting viral replication and neutralizing the therapeutic action of IFNs.
UPAYA MENINGKATKAN AKTIVITAS KETERAMPILAN MENULIS WACANA DESKRIPSI DENGAN MODEL PEMBELAJARAN KOOPERATIF TIPE TEAM ASSISTED INDIVIDUALIZATION (TAI) PADA SISWA KELAS XI LUKIS 1 SMK NEGERI 3 KASIHAN BANTUL

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

The purposes of the research are to describe (1) increased the activity of students in writing the discourse description using cooperative learning model type TAI Â and (2) increase studentsâ€™ skills in writing discourse descriptions using cooperative learning model type TAI XI Lukis 1 SMK Negeri 3 Kasihan Bantul. Kind of this research is classroom action research which is held in two cycles. The research subject is all XI Lukis1 SMK Negeri 3 Kasihan Bantul students that contain 26 students. Â The object of this study is subject to the basic competence Â Indonesian write patterned narrative discourse description, descriptive, expository, and argumentative. The instrument that will be used is observation sheet, students, and teacher interview, test, and documentation The achievement data are analyzed in a qualitative way based on the reflection of every action cycle. The results of this study indicate that the TAI type of cooperative learning model can improve student learning activities in class XI Lukis 1 SMK Negeri 3 Kasihan Bantul on the process of learning to write discourse description. This is evident from the increased activity of students in each cycle. Studentsâ€™ creativity in writing discourse description on pre-cycle 46,6%, cycle I 57,7%, and cycles II 69,23%. Students attention in paying attention to the teacher in pre-cycle 57,7%, the cycle I 69,23%, cycle II 76,9%. The attitude of the students in pre-cycle 65,38%,cycle I 73,1%, cycle II 84,6%. The students being active in a group discussion in pre-cycle 30,7%, the cycle I 38,5%, and cycle II 73,1%. Well cooperative in a group discussion of pre-cycle 53,8%, the cycle I 61,5%, and cycle II 92,3%. TAI type of cooperative learning model can improve the ability to write a description discourse of class XI Lukis 1 SMK Negeri 3 Kasihan Bantul. It is able to be seen from the aspect of idea contents in pre-cycle 26,92%, the cycle I 57,69%, and cycle II 92,30%. The idea organization accuracy in pre-cycle 38,46%, cycle I 69,23%, and cycle II 84,61%. The language order accuracy in pre-cycle 34,61%, cycle I 61,53%, and cycle II 84,61%. The use of vocabulary in pre-cycle 30,76%, the cycle I 65,38%, and cycle II 84,61%. The use of texts spelling in pre-cycle 34,61%, cycle I 69,23% and cycle II 92,30%.