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Diagnostic evaluation for strengthening the teaching-learning process
Get PDFIn this research, which aims to identify the application of diagnostic evaluation to strengthen the teaching-learning process in students. He focused on the diagnostic evaluation and what is the correct way to perform it, to strengthen the teaching-learning process by improving the techniques and methods that are used to achieve positive results in this process, concluding that teacher training is very important for the application of the instruments that facilitate the taking of the diagnostic test, however, have not been trained. The study has been an exploratory type with a quantitative approach, using scientific, analytical, and synthetic methods. To base the research, the bibliographic method was used and as a study technique the survey was used, in which questions were formulated according to the study variables. The results guide the improvement of students' cognitive meta strategies and guide both teaching and their school learning
Mathematical modeling and numerical simulation of porous media single-phase fluid flow problem: a scientific review
Get PDFThe complexity of porous media makes the classical methods used to study hydrocarbon reservoirs inaccurate and insufficient to predict the performance and behavior of the reservoir. Recently, fluid flow simulation and modeling used to decrease the risks in the decision of the evaluation of the reservoir and achieve the best possible economic feasibility. This study deals with a brief review of the fundamental equations required to simulate fluid flow through porous media. In this study, we review the derivative of partial differential equations governing the fluid flow through pores media. The physical interpretation of partial differential equations (especially the pressures diffusive nature) and discretization with finite differences are studied. We restricted theoretic research to slightly compressible fluids, single-phase flow through porous media, and these are sufficient to show various typical aspects of subsurface flow numerical simulation. Moreover, only spatial and time discretization with finite differences will be considered. In this study, a mathematical model is formulated to express single-phase fluid flow in a one-dimensional porous medium. The formulated mathematical model is a partial differential equation of pressure change concerning distance and time. Then this mathematical model converted into a numerical model using the finite differences method
Rubrics implementation on learning evaluation for superior basic students
Get PDFThis research aims to analyze the implementation of rubrics in the Evaluation of learning in the students of higher basic of the Educational Unit “June 5 N ° 34”, 2019. With a sampling strategy of probabilistic type, a survey of teachers of the upper basic level of the areas of Language and Literature has conducted Natural Sciences, Social Studies, Mathematics, Physical Education, Cultural and Artistic Education and English with results that favor stating the problem that has evidenced by the weak use of rubrics in the processes of learning evaluation. From the surveys, it has been concluded that the teaching professionals have the knowledge of this evaluation instrument and its singularities but that the overvaluation of systematic tests as a measuring instrument is part of the evaluation processes rooted in the conduct of these professionals who Do not open to innovation. From the researchers 'perspective, the methodology in the use of rubrics has to be implemented in classrooms to give real value to the evaluation of students' knowledge
Contemporaneous theory in education
Get PDFThe research contextually supports content focused on contemporary theories in the educational field and in which it presents the path of evolution in humanity, based on the learnings that have had to undergo it since the human being in its adaptation has allowed there to be a prospect to the educational advancement. The goal of research is to analyze the changes necessary for the creation and adaptation of learning to understand the development that learning has had in modern school. The bibliographic review and synthetic analytical method were used as a technique, to know contemporary theories and the influence they have on the learning-teaching process in education, it was obtained as a result that learning contemporary theories, fused to the modern school allow the expansion of knowledge by adapting techniques and strategies in students, in Ecuador has been involved the application of these, to develop new and diverse pedagogical processes, proposes training to teachers in new techniques to improve cognitive abilities
The effect of brand image and country of origin on consumer buying interest: case study on Yamaha NMAX motorcycle in Denpasar city
Get PDFPositive perceptions and consumer trust in a brand will create a good brand image. Therefore the company must be able to create an attractive brand and describe the benefits of the product under the wishes of consumers so that consumers have a positive perception of the brand. Besides, what consumers often use to consider choosing a product is the country of origin of the product. The country of origin is generally considered to be a characteristic of a product. So the purpose of this study was to determine the effect of brand image and country of origin on the purchase intention of Yamaha NMAX motorcycles in Denpasar City. The results showed that: Brand Image and country of origin have a positive and significant influence on the purchase intention of Yamaha NMAX motorcycles in Denpasar City
Characterization of former athletes with gonarthrotic of Santiago de Cuba province
Get PDFGonarthrosis is one of the main causes of pain and disability affecting a large number of the population of former athletes in the provincial Santiago de Cuba. Precisely this research aims to characterize the population of former athletes studied, some qualitative variables of interest, their predominance, and frequency, emphasizing age, sex, sport, and degree of osteoarthritis by the scale of Kellgren and Lawrence; that evaluates the degrees of osteoarthritis observed in x-rays. A percentage of statistical analysis was used for the interpretation of the data. As fundamental results, the group of age intervals of 41 to 50 years with 47% could be observed; the male sex dominated with equal 50% percentile for both age groups of 41 to 50 and 61-60 years; games with balls predominated with 71%; and grade II or mild osteoarthrosis in knees predominated with 71.5%
The effect of auditor rotation, time pressure, and audit tenure on audit quality with auditor specialization as moderation variable: (empirical study of manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia stock exchange in 2014-2018)
Get PDFThe purpose of this study was to determine and obtain empirical evidence about the effect of auditor rotation, time pressure, and audit tenure on audit quality with auditor specialization as a moderating variable. This research was conducted at manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in 2014-2018. The number of samples is 81 companies with the number of observations as many as 405 samples in 5 years, through the nonprobability method with a purposive sampling technique. This research analysis technique uses Moderate Regression Analysis (MRA). Based on the results of the analysis found that audit rotation does not affect audit quality. Time pressure influences audit quality. Audit tenure affects audit quality. The auditor's specialization does not affect audit quality
Maker movement: strategy for the construction of knowledge in high school students
Get PDFThe objective of this work is to identify the characteristics of the Maker movement that facilitate its use as a teaching-learning strategy for the construction of knowledge in high school students. This research was carried out using the desk research methodology, based on evidence from previous application studies of the Maker Movement for the training and motivation of high school students. The Maker philosophy has fostered a new environment for learning based on the theory of constructivism, whose main characteristic is the involvement of students in the creation of artifacts that serve as conductive threads for a series of processes to be carried out that involve cooperation, collaboration and lifelong learning, underpinning processes of experimentation and exploration, in which all phases of the scientific method must be covered, requiring the use of interdisciplinary knowledge, always in a supportive environment. The Maker movement is a catalyst, which promotes learning, with a high dose of motivation, increasing student performance. In Ecuador, mechanisms have been established to promote this culture through the installation and growth of FabLab, in addition to having an increased activity of maker movements in educational institutes
Impact factors of conservatic accounting
Get PDFThis study aims to obtain empirical evidence regarding the influence of firm size, company risk, capital intensity, debt covenant, and litigation risk on accounting conservatism. The population in this study were manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange from 2014 to 2019. The sampling technique in this study used a purposive sampling method to obtain 25 companies as research samples. The data analysis technique used in this study uses multiple linear regression. The test results show that firm size and litigation risk have a positive and significant effect on accounting conservatism. While testing on corporate risk variables and debt covenants does not affect accounting conservatism
Modern innovative HRM practices and organizational effectiveness: the mediating role of innovative culture in Nigerian healthcare sector
Get PDFThe modern innovative practices have transformed the ways organizations conduct businesses; as organizations faced competition from all front. The study examines modern innovative HRM practices and organizational effectiveness (OE) in the healthcare sector of Nigeria. The study identified five objectives and five hypotheses were formulated. A sample size of 350 employees comprised of employees of eleven pharmaceutical companies in Nigeria. To achieve the study objectives, a structured questionnaire was developed and administered in a survey to respondents. The descriptive statistics of simple frequency count, percentage, mean and standard deviation were used for descriptive statistics of respondents. To test the hypotheses formulated, hypotheses 1-4 were tested using multiple regression, while hypothesis 5 was tested using the structural equation model (SEM). The findings highlights that all modern innovative HRM practices has strong and significant positive effect on OE with effective hiring process (? = 5.33 > p-value = 0.000) and human resource technology (? = 5.48 > p-value = 0.000) being highly influenced by organizational effectiveness. The study concludes that modern innovative practices provide a higher level of organizational effectiveness