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Epistemic and Pedagogical Beliefs towards ICT in Classroom Integration of Chiang Rai CFL Teachers
Get PDFTeaching practice gets influenced from teacher’s beliefs. Teachers’ epistemic and pedagogical beliefs affect to their ways of using tool in classroom. This has been tested in China, Singapore, Taiwan and Turkey. This paper is a study that was conducted a qualitative research by interviewing teachers from 5 schools to find more details on the three beliefs of Thai teachers who teach Chinese as a foreign language (CFL). The findings indicates that the CFL teachers have positive thinking about using technology; they aware of a constructivism but because of the culture barriers they still remain in their traditional teaching approach
Sustainable Supply Chain Management Model For Tourism: A Case Study Of Phu Tub Berg Tourist Destination, Phetchaboon, Thailand
Get PDFThe main objective of this study was to propose the comprehensive sustainable supply chain model for tourism, tourism business mapping and tourism model canvas which can help practitioners in decision making and implementation of policy to sustain tourism industry. Many tourist destinations had extinct due to excessive tourism and general neglect from government, sectors and communities. The lack of sustainable supply chain resulted in disorganization in tourism industry. Therefore, supply chain players need to maintain strong relationship to sustain its resources in generation. The proposed models were created with throughout analysis of past research papers and case studies from Bhutan.Model was implemented to Phu Tub Burg, a popular tourist destination in Phetchaboon province in Thailand. The lack of policy was the reason for the excessive tourist in that place. The model helped to sustain supply chain management in tourism to create and maintain green business in tourism. To sustain tourism, it showed that there needs a strong policy from government with support from local community members
The Correlation Between Self-esteem With Resilience In Drug Abusers In The Correctional Institution In Special Region Of Yogyakarta
Get PDFBackground: Drug abuse belongs to illegal action that can be criminalized based on the applicable law. This condition allows the drug abusers through a process of punishment and rehabilitation at the Correctional Institution. The relapse event becomes an inseparable challenge from the long process towards a full recovery. The resilience ability is required to recover the drug dependence. The protective factor that supports the existence of resilience is self-esteem.Objective: The aim of this study is to know the relationship between self-esteem with resilience in drug abusers in the Correctional Institution in Special Region of Yogyakarta.Method: This study is a quantitative research with correlational analytic type, and cross-sectional design. The study was conducted in the Correctional Institution of Class IIA Narcotics and in the Correctional Institution of Wiragunan on February 2017. The sample in this study was drug abusers from both places which is amounted to 80 people. The sampling technique used is purposive sampling. The measurement of self-esteem used Rosenberg's Self-esteem Scale (RSES) instrument. While, the resilience measured using Pertiwi’s instrument (2011) based on resilience theory according to Grotberg (2003) and has been modified by Dewi (2015).Results: Most respondents had low self-esteem (58,75%, n = 47) and low resilience (58.75%, n = 47). The result of Pearson correlation test between self-esteem with resilience showed a strong relationship with the value of r = + 0.621; p = 0,000.Conclusion: There is a strong relationship between self-esteem and resilience in drug abusers in the Correctional Institution in Special Region of Yogyakarta
Influences Of Lime And Coconut Fiber To Arsenic Uptake On Peanuts In An Phu District, An Giang Province
Get PDFArsenic (As) contamination in deep-well water has presently been warned in some areas of An Giang province. The previous studies in An Phu district showed that the level of As in soils was also many folds higher than international standards that need to be studied; particularly in land use and water supply in agricultural production. The objectives of this research were to: (i) evaluate the situation of As contain in soil and well water from cultivated lands in An Phu district, An Giang province; (ii) evaluate the impact of coconut fiber and liming methods on the uptake and accumulation of As in peanuts. The survey studies indicated that all of deep-well water samples were contaminated with As from 97,5 μg/l to 469 μg/l in An Phu district. These levels exceed Vietnamese and WHO standards (<10 μg/L), and all studied communes used deep-well water for watering their crops (69,6%). The As averages of soil samples inside dikes were higher than outside dikes from 1,5 to 2 times. As concentration of all soil samples for planting peanuts inside the dike are always higher than outside the dike from 1,5 to 2 times. The averages of As levels of arable land samples inside dikes of An Phu district were from 40,1 to 47,8 mg/kg. When applied 5 tons of lime and coconut fiber per ha reduced As levels at 55,3% compared with treatment without lime and coconut fiber. The results also showed that, when applied lime 5 tons of lime and coconut fiber per ha had a significant effect on the growth and yield of peanuts. Productivity of the peanut that increased from 9,10% to 30,4%, compared without liming and coconut fiber. When applied lime, coconut fiber had a significant effect on amount of As in grains and bodies of peanuts was lower than without lime and coconut fiber treatments.The yield components indicated, peanuts were planted with coconut fiber and l liming, that had the best result and the the lowest was without liming and coconut fiber. When applied 5 tons of liming combined with coconut fiber per ha had the highest results, both level of As reduction in peanut grains and productivity. Necessary to study many levels of liming and coconut fiber and residual lime in the soil for the next crops. It recommend that people have safe farming methods and effects on soils of as contamination
Analysis Management Of Cash Waqf An Innovative Instrument For Economic Development (A Case Study In Indonesian Waqf Deposit)
Get PDFCash waqf is one of the alternative solutions amid the inability of government in providing prosperity for Indonesian society. On the other side, the system of cash waqf return allocation need to be rejuvenated in a professional way (Affandi and Nufus 2010) . Therefore, organization of cash waqf should receive more attention to finance various social projects through empowerment in the form of productive financing (Ahmad, dan Thobieb, 2006). Beside optimizing the cash waqf system, it is also necessary to developing cash waqf distribution programs. This paper aims to analyze management of cash waqf in Indonesia and inhibiting factors organization of cash waqf. This research consists of several steps. The first, to observed the potential of cash waqf. The second is, to information through interviews of academics in sharia and members of indonesian waqf board. The last is, to formulate the strategy to develop the cash waqf. This research conducted Analytic Network Process (ANP). The methodology of this study is presented in descriptive technique and supported by some relevant literatures. The results of the study show that the problems that arise in the development of cash waqf in Indonesia are divided into 3 aspects: Government, Human Resources, and Society. By using the ANP method, it is obtained priority strategies that are considered to solve the problem of collecting money in Indonesia, consisting of the first sequence of training, nadzir certification and making as a profession, optimizing socialization to the community, reporting of waqf funds routinely and the latter providing infrastructure support to accommodate waqf institutions
EFL Blended-teaching Practice: A Case Study Of VULC
Get PDFUniversity lecturers are faced with challenges of student engagement in EFL classrooms. The distractions caused by the use of smartphones and other electronic devices are issues that need not only be addressed but also maximized in the delivery of lessons. Hence, this case study was undertaken to examine the blended-teaching practices of Vongchavalitkul University Language Center (VULC) lecturers, specifically the use Google Classroom. It also examined the digital devices used, the different educational applications integrated in Google, and the frequency of using the different applications were descriptively analyzed. In addition, the lecturers’ opinions in the blended teaching were also discussed. The use of mobile devices in classroom teaching will be part of the future EFL curriculum. This implies that teaching outside the designated lecture hour is part of blended-learning environment. It was found that VULC lecturers have not fully utilized most of Google Apps for Education and other digital applications in their blended teaching
An Analysis Of Currency Substitutin Effects On Exchange Rate And The Volatility Of Exchange Rate: An Evidence From Cambodia
Get PDFThe substitution from domestic to foreign currency as a way of holding wealth and a mean of payment for goods and services still robust in many developing countries. In dollarized economy commonly dollars’ currency dominated national currency, particularly in banking’s deposit and loans. As in Cambodia, commercial banks allow accepting for foreign currency’s deposit from account holders. The increasing share of foreign currencies over the domestic currency causes the instability of the exchange rate. Therefore, this paper examines the issue of dollarization and the exchange rate volatility movement in Cambodia over the period pre, and post global crisis. It uses series monthly data from June 1998 to September 2017 while Cambodia’s economy is likely stable and dominated by dollarization. We estimate only not with GARCH (1,1) symmetric model but also with asymmetric GJR-GARCH (3,1) model with different residual distributions to capture the appropriated volatility model estimations. The finding suggests that the asymmetric GJR-GARCH (3,1) under GED is the best fit model compares to others and shows that dollarization does depreciate of Riel per US dollar and induces the exchange rate volatility. This paper also gives a situation of dollarization processe
Harmonization Of Interprofessional Collaboration To Improve The Quality Of Health Care
Get PDFCooperation among health workers need to be increased in order to provide better health services in Indonesia as well as develop good cooperating skills among professions. Collaborative services given by health workers will give positive impacts to patient outcome. Good collaboration among health workers can be prepared starting from education level through IPE (Interprofessional Education). IPE is applied to undergraduate students such as medical students, dentistry students, pharmacy students, nutritionist students, public health students, and midwifery students. For literature review and condition analysis, the writer applied a method that requires collecting and analyzing sources such as research articles and other literatures on IPE. IPE itself is an education process with two or more different disciplines used to apply interactive learning process in increasing collaboration and quality of health services and practices of each discipline. By applying IPE on students, it aims to make them learn how to give contribution in a team interprofession through knowledge, skills, and cooperation among teams in providing patients with satisfying health services. Students’ ability to handle conflict and good attitudes in problem solving indicates whether the application of IPE succeeds or not. There are several obstacles in applying IPE on institutions, such as difficulties in time management among health professional students due to differences of the schedule; the lack of academic regulation regulating aligned IPE application; problems in communication among professions; and the lack of interdisciplinary teachers. In conclusion, IPE is an important method that needs to be applied on health students in order to improve collaboration skills among professions and health workers. The methods that can be used in applying IPE are classic lectures, Problem-Based Learning (PBL), and Team Collaboration Health Care (TCHC)
The Role Of Civil Society Organization In Shaping An Asean Identity
Get PDFASEAN is a gathering of 10 countries with diverse political, developmental, religious and ethnic backgrounds, hence, it is hard for this Association to find its identity. If the EU has three common identities, including Christianity, democratic principles and free economic institutions, ASEAN has only one thing in common, which is anti-communism. However, with the collapse of the Soviet Union, this common point has come to an end. Now, ASEAN must build on its new identity. ASEAN leaders have chosen to build the “we” feeling by building ASEAN Community. It is believed that besides economic and institutional progress, any community must build an open society that must ensure social cohesion. It is also necessary to build a society where people have confidence, always participate in the process of development and policy-making. ASEAN now has not achieved it yet, although ASEAN is oriented towards people-oriented and people-centered communities. The tool to make this possible is the civil society because civil society always deals with grassroots problems where the government is sometimes helpless and at the same time reflects the immediate response of public needs. This paper focusing on tackling the research question is: “Why engaging civil society in ASEAN is necessary for enhancing the intra-integration and the shaping of identity, although ASEAN still operates primarily as an elite club?”. This is an important issue as civil society is playing an increasingly important role, whereas previous studies have only assessed the role of civil society at the national level rather than the regional level. Besides, a proper assessment of the role of civil society can help policymakers find appropriate coordination between civil society and ASEAN in the future
Reliability Of Clinical Indicators In Nursing Diagnosis: Acute Pain
Get PDFBackground: Determine accurate nursing diagnosis based on patient’s data is the one of nurse’s responsibility. Patient’s response in nursing field called clinical indicator. Reliability of clinical indicator research is important to be conducted to help nurse determine accurate nursing diagnosis.Purpose: The aim of this study is to investigate inter-rater reliability score of clinical indicators in nursing diagnosis: acute pain.Methods: Respondents of this study is patients undertaking hemodialysis. Two raters assess 30 respondents with instruments based on clinical indicators of acute pain according NANDA-I taxonomy. The data analyzes use Cohen’s Kappa.Results: Ten items of clinical indicator in nursing diagnosis: acute pain was unreliable or low reliability score (<0,40). Otherwise, the number of items with moderate reliability score (0,41-0,60) and high reliability score (0,61-1,00) was 13 items.Conclusions: More than 50% items of indicator in nursing diagnosis: acute pain had moderate and high reliability score.Keywords: Clinical Indicators, Inter-Rater Reliability, Nursing Diagnosis, Pai