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Estimating the Number of Trees in Margasari Mangrove Forests of Lampung Through Aerial Images Using Adaptive Thresholding and Contour Extraction Methods

Mona A Batubara, Syaiful Alam, Khoirin Nisa, Rizka WA Utami, Helmy Fitriawan, Ardian Ulvan
Estimating number of trees with field plots located in remote or inaccessible areas can be a costly and timely endeavor. Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) remote sensing allowing for the estimation of the forest vegetation offers an alternative to traditional ground-based forest measurements. It is an important...

An Archetypal Interpretation of Irish Murdoch’s The Black Prince

Lei Zhang
After Europe experienced the horrors of Hitler and the conclusive loss of belief in God, long gloried as a writer of mythical, religious even grotesque novels, Murdoch adds in her major fiction The Black Prince many mythical factors. Adopting myth and archetypal criticism as the theoretical basis for...

Analysis of Inclusive Economic Development Index and Poverty in Aceh Province, Indonesia

Nurlina, Safuridar, Ziaul Maula
Aceh Province is one of the regions in Indonesia that has an Inclusive Economic Development Index score of 5.55 and this is lower than the national figure of 5.75. However, Aceh is still in the satisfactory category. The purpose of this research is to analyze the effect of Poverty, Gini Ratio Index,...

Factors Affecting Exclusive Breastfeeding in Cimande Village, Caringin, Bogor District

Purwantoro, Maryanah, Endang Purnawati Rahayu, Irwandi, Irfan Nurdiansyah
The infant must be breastfeeding primarily until he or she is six months old. However, only about 13% of moms breastfeed their babies exclusively until now. This study aimed to find out just what factors influence exclusive breastfeeding in Cimande village breastfeeding mothers. Caringin district, Bogor...

Becoming More Burned or Enganged with Job:

The Role of Work-Family Conflict and Family-Work Conflict among Public Officers

Hafid Aditya Pradesa, Lidia Maasir, Ramdani Priatna
The possible role of dual conflict role on job engagement and burnout has been a very important and hotly debated topic among experts in organizational behaviour areas. The aims of this study were to (1) integrating inter-role conflict theory with job-demand resource model, (2) provide a snapshot of...
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Performance Laboratory as a Research Center for Lectures and Students

Taufik, A.M Wulandari, Moch. Yunus, E.Z I’tamada, N.R Fadli
The purpose of this research and development is to determine the need for the development of Achievement Laboratory models that follow the characteristics and groups of scientific fields in the Faculty of Sports Science. Furthermore, developing the Performance Laboratory model which consists of several...

Determinant Factors of Financial Management Behavior Among People in Jakarta During COVID-19 Pandemic

Mieske Anggraini Halim, Ignatius Roni Setyawan
The purpose of this research is to analyze the influence of Financial Knowledge, Financial Attitudes, and Financial Literacy on Financial Management Behavior for the people in Jakarta during COVID-19 pandemic. During the pandemic, many business activities have been exposed to tight restriction by the...

STT KADESI’S Disrupting the Teaching and Learning Process during Covid-19

Muner Daliman, Hana Suparti, Jonathan D James, Eudia Anggelia Ika Agustin, Hengky Wijaya
In this paper we report on a pilot study of the teaching and learning at Sekolah Tinggi Teologi KADESI (STTK), a tertiary theological institution in Yogyakarta, during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. Our methods for collecting data were to survey the 40 students and conduct one-to-one interviews with...

Representation of Women Public Officials in the City of Salatiga 2017–2022

Tika Ifrida Takayasa, Muhammad Nuqlir Bariklana, Nur Syamsudin
The rise in women’s representation as public officials in Salatiga City is a crucial indicator of democracy. This progress must be accompanied by supportive knowledge about gender mainstreaming (PUG) in policymaking. There are many studies on women's representation, yet few are directed to examine...

Strategy to Become a Great Principal

Hottua Samosir, Benyamin Situmorang, Eka Daryanto
The purpose of education in a school is largely based on the expertise of a principal in leading, through good leadership all the potential possessed by the school will move and develop according to the needs and developments of the times. The purpose of this study was to determine the principal’s strategy...
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Nitrogen Supplementary Feeding with Energy Sources Concentrated in Ettawa Crossbreed Does

Kustantinah Kustantinah, R N Khoirunnisa, Diah Tri Widayati, Ismaya Ismaya, Ristianto Utomo, Fajar Ajimukti Atmojo
The main obstacle of the Ettawa Crossbreed does management at the farm level is that the forages are the only feed given because farmers could not afford the feed supplement, which leads to the inability to reach optimum productivity. In this study, the feed supplement was added as a source of energy...
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Feed Digestibility and Feeding Behaviour of Sheep Fed Gracilaria Sp. and Chromium Organic Supplementation

Munasik Munasik, Caribu Hadi Prayitno, Titin Widiyastuti
Bioactive compound in Gracilaria sp and organic chromium supplementation could improve feed digestibility through methanogen inhibition, increase carbohydrat metabolism effectiveness and feeding behaviour of sheep. The research conducted for 90 days using 18 heads of male local sheep and 3 heads as replacements...

Sustainable Forests in Bali

Factors That Affect It (Semi Log Model Analysis)

Putu Krisna Adwitya Sanjaya, I Komang Arthana
On the island of Bali, efforts to conserve forests have been around for a long time through the tradition of Wanakerti and Tumpek Bubuh, namely rituals of respecting forests and plants which are implicitly an implementation of environmental preservation and are also part of local wisdom. This is considered...

Impact of Covid-19 Pandemic on Msmes Survival in Nigeria

Eze BennethUchenna, Wahab Nurudeen Opeyemi, Ojo Olanipekun James
This study evaluates the impact of Covid-19 pandemic on MSMEs survival in South-West, Nigeria. The study focused on the enterprises cash flow, debtors’ ability to pay their debts, enterprises ability to pay their creditors and enterprises ability to pay wages and salaries. The study also evaluates the...

Significance of Improving Rural Bilingual Education in Out-of-Poverty Areas from the Perspective of Promoting Rural Revitalization on All Fronts

Ying Wang, Shiting Huang
Since the process of rural revitalization has witnessed comprehensive promotion in mainland China, the link between areas which have already been lifted out of poverty and markets from home and abroad has also been enhanced, significantly increasing the demand for external publicity and communication...

What Indonesia “Breastfeeding Fathers” Say about Breastfeeding in COVID-19 Pandemic: A Content Analysis of AyahASI Instagram Feeds

Dinda A. Ratnasari, Sri Hastjarjo, Y. Slamet
Breastfeeding in Corona Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic era becomes an issue that implicates the health aspect of maternal-baby dyad, especially for suspected or confirmed COVID-19 mother. Though its various benefits such as preventing breast and ovarian cancer for the mother and as a passive immunization...

Risk Assessment of Potato Drought Disaster in the Northern Single Cropping Area of China

Dao Riao, Kaiwei Li, Suri Guga, Du Walian, Jiquan Zhang
Climate change brings extreme weather and precipitation heterogeneity, which seriously threatens the agricultural ecosystem and food security, and increases the difficulty of agricultural risk management. This study, the potato in the northern single cropping area was taken as the research object, quantitatively...

A Research on the Current Situation of Teaching Civics Based on Holistic Education for English Normal Majors in the Perspective of Marine Culture

Jiaying Chen, Hanyi Zhu, Yili Hong, Qian Feng
Zhoushan is located near the sea and is born to the sea, and the local marine culture is dense and humanistic, which provides inexhaustible cultural elements for the construction of English classroom thinking and politics. Therefore, based on a questionnaire survey, field interview and literature review,...

Implementation of Freedom to Learn Policy Through Democratic Teaching Practices

Maya Mustika Kartika Sari, Listyaningsih
This article examines philosophical and theoretical views in realizing the concept of freedom to learn which is the main issue in curriculum changes in universities. The freedom to learn policy has reaped various responses from the community, both in terms of terminology, interpretation, and implementation....

Analysis of the Ability to Make Traditional Buns Through Online-Based Collaborative Students Learning on Traditional Bun Courses of Cosmetology Study Program

Trisnani Widowati
Traditional buns as one of the knowledge areas that must be possessed by beauty students need to make adjustments in accordance with the demands of 21st century competencies, from an individual thinking activity to a communication process that requires a discussion room. Based on the current learning...

The Study of Behavior Heosemys Spinosa on the Ex-Situ Conservation Area of Bengkulu University

Bhakti Karyadi, Aceng Ruyani, Agus Sundaryono, Winda Yolika, Deni Parlindungan
This article describes the study of behavior on H. spinosa in ex-situ conservation areas at UNIB. Methods: The study used four individuals (1 female and 3 males) who were available in the conservation area. Research duration in 12 days (March-April 2021) with checking periods in the morning, afternoon,...

Preserving Javanese Proverbs in the Digital Age

Revealing Values, Meanings, and Contemporary Adaptations

Dwi Atmawati
Javanese proverbs hold significant cultural significance within Javanese society. However, in the era of technological advancement, their familiarity among the younger generation has dwindled. This research endeavors to elucidate the values, meanings, and evolution of Javanese proverbs. By understanding...

Problems in Online Education Administration in Improving the Quality of Education in Higher Education

Rizky Amelya Furqan, Noni Sukmawati, Sonezza Ladyanna, Efriyades Efriyades, Aslinda Aslinda, Alex Darmawan
Documents and SOPs are an essential part of controlling an institution’s quality. Documents and SOPs in the online academic process will differ from the offline academic process. Therefore, this discussion discusses the design and manufacture of digital-based documents and SOPs with a pandemic-friendly...

A Study on the Changes in Landscape Structures of Traditional Villages

A Case Study of Jinjiang Village, Fusong County, Baishan City

Yuan Zeng, Songhua Gao, Jingxin Zhang
With the diversified development of national cultural construction protection and tourism market demand, traditional villages are increasingly valued by interested parties and favored by tourists due to their characteristic architectural styles, important historical values, and unique ancient atmosphere....

A Qualitative Study of Classroom Management Efficiency of High School English Class

Chuhan Yu
High school classroom management constitutes a very important part in classroom teaching. It challenges a teacher’s management ability, influences his/her teaching quality, and affects the mental and physical development of his/her students. Contemporary studies show that a student-centered model is...
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Overview of KUB Chicken Rearing at the Small Farmer Level in Central Java

Subiharta Subiharta, Pita Sudrajad, Rini Nur Hayati, Komalawati Komalawati
The Kampung Unggul Balitbangtan (KUB) chicken is new superior native chicken released by the Indonesian Ministry of Agriculture that has been developed in various regions across the country, including Central Java. The purpose of this study was to look at how KUB chicken development is performing at...

Meta-ethnography of Local Wisdom Total Peace of Urang Sunda and Its Implications to Peace Pedagogy

Ilfiandra Ilfiandra, Nadia Aulia Nadhirah, Dodi Suryana
Frequent conflict and violence among individuals and groups promote the increasing of the need to live together in peace and harmony. Teaching citizens to be competent to resolve conflicts and violence constructively is a challenge to education. Peace education is considered as a strategic alternative...

The Development of Educational Linguistics from 1972 to 2022

Cong Fang
2022 is the 50th anniversary of the birth of educational linguistics. American linguist Spolsky first proposed educational linguistics in 1972, which gradually developed into an independent new discipline with a “transdisciplinary” research paradigm. This paper systematically reviews the development...

The Exploration of New Ideas on the Peak of Communication in Chinese and Foreign Art History

Zixuan Cao
Studying Chinese and foreign art exchanges is an essential part of art history, and it has solid epochal significance in today’s globalization. Today, political, economic, and cultural exchanges between countries are becoming more frequent and gradually deepening. This environment also affects art theory,...

Project Based Learning Interactive E-Book: A Solution to Self Regulated Learning and Student Learning Outcomes

Madziatul Churiyah, Ovien Mardiana Putri, Mohammad Arief, Buyung Adi Dharma, Erna Sukmawati, Zamzami Zainuddin
The era of digitalisation helps the education sector in developing digital teaching materials, one of which is through the application of a learning project-based learning model. This study aimed to produce an interactive e-booke with a project-based learning approach with the Genially application, which...
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A Study of History Education in Macau Based on the Context of Big Data

Jiehua Zhong, Xi Wang
This study is conducted on Macau education and the Macau Chinese Education Association. This paper provides a systematic review of the history of education in Macau. Born in the fertile soil of Macau, the Chinese Education Association of Macau has witnessed and participated in every major event in Macau’s...

Structural Shift in Chinese to Arabic Translation: A Case Study in Diplomatic Translation

Yuliang Fan
This paper selects original Chinese diplomatic texts from 2023 and their Arabic translations as corpus material. It applies the concept of “structural shift” from Catford’s Category Shift Theory as a guiding framework to systematically analyze the source texts and their translations. Based on translation...

Do Inflation, Exchange Rate, Interest Rates, Tourist Visits, Government Spending and Investment Affect Indonesia’s Economic Growth?

Dede Wahidin, Widia Khairunnisa, Retna Ayu Wulandari
This research is entitled “Does Inflation, Exchange Rate, Interest Rates, Tourist Visits, Government Expenditures, and Investment Affect Indonesia’s Economic Growth?” intending to make the research material for evaluating the performance of tourism development and the national economy to make a significant...

Research on the Implementation of the Federal Reserve’s Rescue Programs After the Financial Crisis

Lizhi Zhang
The Federal Reserve’s bailout plan in response to the financial crisis successfully saved the US from the decaying state of the markets in the aftermath of the financial crisis. In order to deal with possible future financial crises, it is essential to study the concrete measures and the effects of their...
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Learning Beyond the Classroom: An Effective Way Understanding the Hospital Health Promotion Among Hospital Administration Students

Faizatul Ummah, Nihayatul Munaa, Nahardian Vica, Muhamad Ganda Saputra, Ari Kusdiana, Fara Nurdiana, Nuriyati
The role of health promotion in hospitals has changed, no longer related to providing additional lifestyle information to patients after completing clinical procedures. Health promotion is a comprehensive part of the health care process related to clinical, educational, behavioral, and organizational...
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Research on the Construction of College Engineering Practice Courses Under the Background of New Engineering

Hongxia Wang, Zhipeng Wang, Kun Fang, Ye Li
Engineering training is an important part of engineering education in colleges and universities. Applying theory to practice is not only the significance of practical courses, but also the source of students’ learning motivation. All practical teaching ideas and methods need to be carried out around...

A literature review of the relationship between CSR and CFP in China

Linruyuan Tan, Jing Feng
Academic research on corporate social responsibility (CSR) gradually matures with developments and changes. Studies on the relationship between CSR and corporate financial performance (CFP) have clarified understanding in developed countries such as Europe and the United States. However, a historical...

Artificial Tourism Toponymy in Bangkalan

Mixghan Norman Antono, Afiyah Nur Kayati
Naming a place is symbolic, reflecting socio-cultural forms by contemplating local wisdom and traditional values. The naming of a place can be explored as a historical and symbolic marker. Artificial tourism in Bangkalan has a unique name and distinctive characteristics. The naming is based on the cultural...
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Single-Phase to Six-Phase (AC-DC-AC) Converter for Traction

Anup Kumar, Mohan V. Aware, B. S. Umre, Manoj A. Waghmare
Power quality issues and drive performance under dynamic conditions are the major concern in traction. This paper proposes an active front-end converter (AFEC) fed 6-ϕ voltage source inverter (VSI) driven induction motor (IM) drive for traction. The AFEC at the 1-ϕ grid side and 6-ϕ VSI at the induction...
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Construction of an Interactive Teaching Platform for Vocal Music Theory and Performance Practice Under Cloud Platform Technology

Lei Xue
Based on cloud platform technology, combining streaming media technology and web application development, an interactive teaching platform for vocal music theory and performance practice is constructed, which effectively improves the current vocal music classroom teaching. Problems such as single teaching...

Content Analysis of Higher-Order Thinking Skills (Hots) in Indonesian High School History Textbooks for 11th Grade Based on 2013 Curriculum

Nadi N. Makarim, Wawan Darmawan
This study aims to describe how Higher-Order Thinking Skills (HOTS) writing forms in Indonesian history textbooks at 11th grade high-school level (SMA) that is based on the 2013 Curriculum which includes how the form of writing materials in textbooks and also the urgency of HOTS in history textbooks...

Revealing Students’ Environment Care Attitudes Viewed by Different Gender and Departments

Siti Nurhidayati, Endang Susantini, Safnowandi, Fida Rachmadiarti, Khaeruman, Akhmad Sukri
An attitude of caring for the environment is needed to preserve the environment. This study aims to reveal students’ environmental care attitudes of different genders and departments. This research is descriptive involving 594 students from 52 schools in West Nusa Tenggara Province, Indonesia. The instrument...

Feasibility Study of Salt Tourism as Role Model and Branding of Madura Halal Destination

Dinara Maya Julijanti, Fachrur Rozi
Madura Salt Tourism is one of the new destinations located in the village of Bunder Kec. Pademawu Pamekasan which aims to become a showcase for people’s salt products, ranging from boiled salt and processed products of the residents of Bunder Village. The destination managed by the local BUMDES is still...

Student’s Perception Towards the Implementation of the Sandbox Method in Fundamentals of Business Management Subject Virtual Classes

Cheryl Chan, Teo Kim Mui, Zalina Binti Jaffar
The teaching and learning concepts changed significantly since the pandemic and this resulted in schools, colleges and universities have transitioned to online learning. Both students and teachers find it challenging to adapt to the new norm of teaching and learning. This study aims to identify students’...
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Speech Emotion Recognition of Intelligent Virtual Companion for Solitudinarian

Mutaz Alnahhas, Tan Wooi Haw, Ooi Chee Pun
Human emotions are essential to recognize the behaviour and the state of mind of a person. Emotion detection through speech signals has started to receive more attention lately. Living alone could be hard for some people due to the lack of social interaction, as they might develop a series of negative...

Analysis the Effect of Internal Control and Whistleblowing System in Fraud Prevention with Ethical Climate as Moderator

Nurul Fahmi Sultan, R. A. Damayanti, Darmawati
The goal of this study is to know how internal control and whistleblowing system influence fraud prevention moderated by an ethical climate. The object of the research is the Local Government Unit (LGU) in Soppeng Municipality. The study included 135 respondents from 27 LGUs. The primary data from the...

Storytelling as a School Awareness Tool Against Bullying

Ana Lucía Cusman-Barriga, Eliana Gallardo-Echenique
Bullying has been present in society and it has been defined as intentionally aggressive and abusive interpersonal behaviour, carried out repetitively by a group of people against a person who becomes the victim. This study is positioned in a phenomenological paradigm to analyse school bullying. Semi-structured...

Achieving Wetland Conservation by Improving the Welfare of Local People a Practice of Win-Win Paths in Southwestern China

Zehao Dong, Mengmeng Cai, Zejin Chen, Zheng Zhao
The coordination of protection and development has always been one of the most important contents of nature reserves’ healthy development. Thus, the resources conservation and poverty alleviation should be achieved simultaneously. As a link between nature reserves and communities, farmers’ opinions and...

The Effects of Legal Systems on Eminent Domain Practices in China and the US

Mingde Ju
Eminent domain is the act of a government to expropriate private property. Almost by definition, expropriation involves a conflict between the government and individual interests. Therefore, the laws pertaining to it have historically been the subject of controversy. China and the US have perhaps the...

Grouping of Problems of Medical Internship Students in Indonesia

Rusdi Rusli, Nur Ainy Fardana, Wiwin Hendriani
The medical education program in Indonesia stipulates that the educational system and it implemented implementation of the curriculum via covering the preclinical stage and scientific degrees with the length of the curriculum on the preclinical level accomplished at the least seven semesters and the...