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Tawi-Tawi Regional Agricultural College Mandates: Instruction, Research, Extension, and Production
The study sought to determine which of the four Tawi-Tawi Regional Agricultural College mandates had the most and least practical justifications. A quality and quantity descriptive-correlation design was used in the study. Research, instruction, extension services, and college productivity were the topics of the five parts of questions. The significance of the independent variables was assessed using multiple regression analysis. The majority of respondents were Muslim, female, from the Sama tribe, between the ages of 36 and 40, and single. The socioeconomic characteristics of the respondents did not indicate a significant impact on the efficiency of the institutions. A similar conclusion was made about production and extension services. The majority of the metrics used to gauge institutional performance received high marks. The college's primary mandate was production, and its primary objective was instruction. Overall, all of the metrics received a "good" rating. This was suggested by the overall grand mean of 3.68. Three co-curricular program indicators were the only ones to obtain an overall rating of "very satisfactory." The indicators have qualified, capable faculty advisers for the numerous student organizations and clubs, and nominated officers methodically coordinate them. The socioeconomic characteristics of the respondents did not indicate a significant impact on the efficiency of the institutions. The college must have a tight admissions and retention policy. The latter group needs exceptional guidance in their extracurricular and academic endeavors
Covid-19 Media Coverage and Stock Return
This study empirically investigates the influence of news coverage related to COVID-19 and UK-wide stock market returns. A robust regression model is applied, and demonstrates the asymmetric dependence between stock market data and coverage of COVID-19 including media items, fake news and contagion. The study findings point to the benefits of utilising appropriate communications channels more strongly to minimise financial disruptions related to COVID-19. This particular research appears to be amongst the first research to consider both Covid-19 media coverage and stock return. Our data is limited for only a single country. More clarification for Covid-19 need qualitative understandings into UK market. The control variables fundamentally partial in this topi
Teaching Dutch as a Foreign Language in Sociology: Insights into Challenges and Best Practices
This study aimed to investigate the challenges and best practices in teaching the Dutch language in undergraduate Sociology courses at Caraga State University in the Philippines. The research employed a descriptive correlational research design and gathered data on demographics, motivation, perceptions, effectiveness of teaching methods and strategies, cultural competencies, and critical thinking skills using a survey questionnaire. The results revealed that most participants were female and were motivated to learn Dutch for academic or professional reasons. Although the students had a positive perception of learning Dutch, they faced significant challenges such as limited resources and materials, qualified and trained instructors, limited student interest, and difficulty in learning the language. The study highlights the importance of changes in language policies to promote multilingualism and linguistic diversity, considering learners' linguistic backgrounds and needs in language education, and using practical and effective teaching strategies to facilitate language learning. Future research should investigate the efficacy of different teaching methods and strategies. This study offers valuable insights into the challenges and best practices in teaching foreign languages in undergraduate Sociology courses in the Philippines and can contribute to the development of language education policies and practice
Implementation of Performance Accountability System for Government Institution: A Case Study in Indonesia
This research aims to understand implementation of performance accountability system for government institution that are very significant due at the ontological level and sociological level. The problem is very interesting to be analyzed by conducting a qualitative research method based on public policy theory. Data were collected through in-depth interview, observation, and documentation related with cases in Indonesia. Data were analyzed by using interactive models are data reduction, data display, data verification, and supported by triangulation. The results were based on ontological level and sociological level using public policy perspective for improving implementation of performance accountability system for government institution policy and practice. Vision and mission of public policy on managing performance accountability system for government institution are needed for providing information to stakeholders related regarding the regulations and sanctions. This result provides inputs for making better regulation on implementation of performance accountability system for government institution policy in Indonesia for state agencies as public officials and practitioners
A Novel LoRa-Based Platform for Remote Monitoring of Large-Scale Rice Fields
The utilization of wireless sensor networks is widespread across numerous industries, including smart agriculture, where the need to remotely monitor agricultural production environments on a large scale is imperative for improving farm product quality and preserving the ecosystem. In this paper, a novel and efficient wireless sensor network framework is presented, which employs LoRa technology to facilitate remote environmental monitoring during agricultural cultivation. Our proposed network framework possesses the capability of long-range data transmission, secure data transfer from source nodes to gateway, high reliability, and easy deployment for large-scale farm monitoring applications. The effectiveness of our model was evaluated in An Giang province, Vietnam, with monitoring indicators encompassing temperature, air humidity, soil moisture, pH of water, CH4, and NH3. The findings reveal that the wireless sensor network model for remote monitoring of the rice cultivation environment fulfills the requirements of good and complete data transmission, high data network security, and a long signal transmission distance of up to 3.5 km at a reasonable cost
Development of Arabic Speaking Teaching Materials based on Tourism Anthropology: A Validator's Assessment
All Arabic Language and Literature departments of State Islamic Universities do not offer a particular curriculum that is based on anthropology for students with special needs. Due to this circumstance, the development of Arabic for Occupational Purposes (AOP) content lags significantly behind that of English for Occupational Purposes (EOP) material in terms of speaking skills improvement with local themes and Indonesian cultural wisdom. This study intends to create teaching resources for Arabic that are based on anthropology and include a tourism theme, such as historical tourism, nature tourism, maritime tourism, culinary tourism, religious tourism, local product tourism, and cultural heritage tourism. The Dick and Carry Research and Development paradigm, which has five stages—analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation—is used in this research methodology. Observations in the field and documentation are used as data collection techniques have implications for the presence of Arabic books that are validated and in accordance with the needs of students so that this book is feasible to be applied in improving Arabic speaking proficiency
Achieving School-Based Management Level III: Practice, Experiences, and Challenges Among Key Players
The study examined the levels of practice, experiences, and challenges in achieving School-Based Management Level III among key players in the Division of Agusan del Sur. It used quantitative research methodology. There were 133 participants in the study who were randomly chosen. The study used survey questionnaires that gathered data on the professional profile of the participants, level of SBM practices, experiences, and challenges in achieving SBM Level 3. It used frequency count, percentages, weighted mean, and multiple regression analysis. The study revealed that the SBM practice showed a clear school leadership, governance structure, and work arrangement. The schools also practiced being protective of all learners through inclusive, safe, equitable, involvement of parents, and professionally developed teachers. There was a needed focus on some SBM essential practices, namely leadership networking, critical and creative teaching methods, accountability assessment criteria, and monitoring and evaluation. Some positive experiences with SBM Level III were increased participation, collaboration, support, trust, and confidence with and among school stakeholders. Data shows improved transparency of fund utilization. Challenges surfaced in the implementation that includes instructional materials and equipment, minimal school stakeholders’ capacity to support schools, and lack of school facilities. Provisions of relevant training would sustain the positive SBM practices is suggested. Also, pursuing higher education and ensuring gender-balanced SBM leadership structures and increasing the length of designations of SBM key players would increase SBM level of practices of schools
FinTech Services Delivery as Determinants of Customer’s Satisfaction: An Analysis of Banking Sector in Jordanian context
With emerging literature on Financial Technology (Fintech) a number of research studies were conducted to analyse and look at the role of fintech services for the growth of several aspects in banking industry. But, limited studies attempted to consider an influence of Fintech services delivery improve the client satisfaction around Jordanian Banks. Thus, this study aims at examine how Fintech services provision improve of client satisfaction in Jordan’s Commercial Banks. A survey design that is cross-sectional design; where 600 questionnaires were personally distributed using convenience sampling technique. Statistical conclusions of this investigation showed Payment services, Accessibility to Fintech services (AC), Availability (AV), Transactionary costs (TC) Fintech service security (SS) to have positive significant influence upon Client’s Satisfaction (CS). The findings recommend technology financial facilities suppliers would advance upon this package and let system produce services distribution to attain consumers' satisfaction at every stage. This study provides practitioners with important measures for evaluation of Fintech services effectiveness
Distribution and Export Logistics: Commercial Development of the Millenary Product Chenopodium Quinoa
The objective of this article was the commercial development of the millenary product Chenopodium Quinoa from a perspective of distribution and export logistics. Methodologically, it was a documentary research that used content analysis as a strategy for the review of the texts, which were retrieved through the following databases: a) Scopus, b) Scielo, c) Web of Science - WoS and, d) Google Scholar, and selected based on the criteria: (a) original or review scientific articles, (b) published in Spanish or English language, (c) temporal delimitation to the last eight years (2015-2022), (d) citable documents, resulting in a total of fourteen reviewed articles (n=14). The bibliographic analysis allowed discriminating from an analytical point of view the supply chain from the quinoa production source, markets and logistic corridors to its export point. This literature review demonstrated that the creation of a more efficient supply chain (distribution logistics) would be beneficial for all parties involved, as it would expedite the circulation of the product, improve responsiveness to customer needs and encourage creative problem solving in the service of distribution and export, validating it from a documentary and bibliographic perspective
To Compare the Effects of the Hold-Relax Technique and Foam Roller Exercise On Hamstring Muscle Tightness, Dynamic Balance and Jump Performance Among Students of Health Sciences in Jalandhar City
Background: Flexibility is a vital component of fitness required for desirable musculoskeletal functioning. Flexibility dysfunction is a widespread problem, especially in case of hamstring group of muscles. Tightness of hamstring may result in imbalances of muscle strength, dysfunction of anatomical kinetic chains and reduction in optimal performance. As reduced flexibility generates a vicious circle of ROM, impaired performance and pain there is a need to find an effective technique. Objective: To compare the effects of the hold-relax technique and foam roller exercise on hamstring muscle tightness, dynamic balance and jump performance among students of health sciences in Jalandhar city. Study design: Comparative design, Quasi-Experimental in nature. Method: 60 students, both male and female with age between 18-27 years, were selected for study and subsequently segregated into three groups with 20 subjects per group. Group A was given warm up. Group B was given hold-relax PNF Technique in addition to warm up and Group C received foam roller exercise in addition to warm up. Baseline data was recorded on 1st day pre-intervention, 5th day and 10th day post-intervention. 10 sessions per subject were given over 2 weeks. Hamstring muscle tightness, dynamic balance and jump performance was evaluated by Active knee extension test, Y balance test and vertical jump test respectively. Results: The result showed significant improvement in hamstring muscle tightness, dynamic balance and jump performance using Foam roller exercise. Conclusion: The present study concludes that foam roller exercise is most effective in improving hamstring muscle tightness, dynamic balance and jump performance