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2022 ◽  
Vol 2 (2) ◽  
pp. 76-82
Author(s):  
Billy Sabella ◽  
Heldalina Heldalina ◽  
Karima Zam Zam ◽  
Veri Julianto

Research purposes. This study aims to determine the proper cash management at Al Jihad Mosque, and to produce a computer-based Cash Management Application Program using Microsoft Visual Basic 2015 as the Front End, and Sql Server 2014 as a back end at the Al Jihad Mosque in Banjarmasin.  Theoretical thinking framework. In this study the theoretical framework is analyzing the cash management that runs on the Al Jihad Mosque in Banjarmasin, by analyzing the information needed by management, related functions, accounting documents and records used, and flowcharts. The application program that was developed in the first step was carried out with relations between tables, designing interfaces, and designing outputs. Research result. The results of this study concluded that all cash records are semi-computerized. However, the author recommends using Microsoft Visual Basic 2015 as a Front End, and Sql Server 2014 as a back end so that it can help Al Jihad Mosque to record cash receipts and disbursements quickly and precisely.


2021 ◽  
Vol 35 (1) ◽  
pp. 35-40
Author(s):  
Mary R. Morrow ◽  
Jean Watson

The year 2022 is Nursing Science Quarterly’s 35th year in publication, and we are interested in dialoging with some of the discipline’s nurse theorists. We hope to uncover some influences and origins of their theoretical thinking and hear about their current projects related to nursing science. In this Scholarly Dialogue column, we dialogue with Dr. Jean Watson, nurse theorist, director of the Watson Caring Science Institute, and Distinguished Professor/Dean Emerita of University of Colorado Denver, College of Nursing.


2021 ◽  
Vol 35 (1) ◽  
pp. 70-76
Author(s):  
Donna L. Hartweg ◽  
Sharie A. Metcalfe

The purpose of this article is to highlight the relevance of Orem’s Self-Care Deficit Nursing Theory (SCDNT) in contemporary and future practice, explicitly within the global self-care movement and interprofessional healthcare. The authors discuss the relevance and important strengths within Orem’s nursing theory and recommend theoretical refinement within the context of significant societal and healthcare transformation. The constructs of global people-centered care and population health, with related social determinants of health, are identified as critical areas for development if SCDNT is to have continued relevance for nursing practice. Implications for theoretical thinking and nursing education are recommended.


2021 ◽  
Vol 7 (2) ◽  
pp. 185-200
Author(s):  
Istvan Berszan ◽  

Many scholars would agree today that no theory is timeless. But they would probably mean the historicity of theoretical thinking, including the concepts and preconceptions of time propagated by theoretical literary studies. In this paper, I will investigate a usually ignored but unavoidable problem: the rhythmic dimension of theorising. How do those practices, to which different theoretical attempts are linked, influence their orientation in time(s)? Gathering positive data of the past in positivism, revealing the work of formal devices of poetic language in formalism, following a rhetorical change in postmodernism or reducing every kind of change to historical construction are not only ideological patterns but practical rhythms considered as paradigmatic for other – and sometimes for all – happenings. Based on practice-oriented physics, I propose research of time projections by which literary reading and writing are transposed to the kinetic spaces of certain theoretical practices.


2021 ◽  
Vol 22 (4) ◽  
pp. 499-509
Author(s):  
Mara Viviane da Silva Pelegrinello Camargo ◽  
Anderson Minosso ◽  
Maria Lucia Panossian ◽  
Luciana Schreiner de Oliveira

ResumoAs constantes dificuldades manifestadas por estudantes em relação à aprendizagem do conhecimento algébrico têm provocado a necessidade de repensar o processo de organização do ensino deste conteúdo. Nesse sentido, grupos de pesquisas vinculados às Instituições de Ensino Superior se debruçaram nesta temática e aqui serão destacadas as pesquisas de membros do Grupo de Estudos e Pesquisa sobre a Atividade Pedagógica (GEPAPe), coordenado pelo professor Dr. Manoel Oriosvaldo de Moura, junto ao departamento de Educação da Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Assim, neste artigo serão analisadas as contribuições da Atividade Orientadora de Ensino para a organização do ensino de álgebra, a partir das produções do GEPAPe. Para o cumprimento deste objetivo foram buscados textos na forma de artigos, de livros, de capítulos de livros e anais de eventos que foram selecionados a partir da plataforma lattes de cada um dos pesquisadores deste grupo. Como resultado foi possível reconhecer que as produções revelam a compreensão sobre a álgebra e seu ensino sustentadas pelo estudo do movimento dialético histórico e lógico visando o desenvolvimento dos nexos conceituais do conhecimento algébrico e o desenvolvimento do pensamento teórico dos estudantes, superando o reconhecimento empírico e aparente do simbolismo algébrico. Tal compreensão sobre a organização do ensino de álgebra se materializa por meio das Situações Desencadeadoras de Aprendizagem (Situação Emergente do Cotidiano; Jogo; História Virtual do Conceito), que são desenvolvidas em espaços de aprendizagem como Clubes de Matemática e Oficinas Pedagógicas de Matemática em diferentes instituições brasileiras. Palavras-chave: AOE. GEPAPe. Situação Desencadeadora de Aprendizagem. AbstractThe constant difficulties expressed by students regarding learning algebraic knowledge have led to the need to rethink the teaching organizing process of this content. Thus, research groups linked to Higher Education Institutions, focused on this theme and the research will be highlighted of the Study and Research Group on Pedagogical Activity members (GEPAPe), coordinated by Professor Dr. Manoel Oriosvaldo de Moura, with the Department of Education at the University of São Paulo (USP). Thus, in this article, the Teaching Guidance Activity contributions to the algebra teaching organization will be analyzed, based on the GEPAPe productions. To fulfill this objective, texts were sought in the form of articles, books, book chapters and event proceedings that were selected from the lattes platform of each of the researchers in this group. As a result, it was possible to recognize that the productions reveal the understanding of algebra and its teaching supported by the study of the historical and logical dialectical movement aiming at the development of the conceptual nexus of algebraic knowledge and the students' theoretical thinking development, surpassing the empirical and apparent recognition of algebraic symbolism. This understanding of the algebra teaching organization is materialized through the Learning Trigger Situations (Emerging Situation of Everyday Life; Game; Virtual History of the Concept), which are developed in learning spaces such as Math Clubs and Mathematics Pedagogical Workshops in different institutions Brazilian companies. Keywords: AOE. GEPAPe. Learning Triggering Situation.


2021 ◽  
pp. 15-35
Author(s):  
Jesper Larsson ◽  
Eva-Lotta Päiviö Sjaunja

AbstractThe chapter examines the links between long-term changes in social-ecological systems and the development of property rights by studying self-governance, common-pool resources (CPRs), and property rights in a Sami context. The main conclusion is that Sami by and large created their own rules for how natural resources should be harvested and consumed, as well as for how resources should be monitored and rules should be enforced. Well-defined property rights were a prerequisite for people to engage in, and gain profits from, land-use regimes. We conclude that user’s access to natural resources, and rights to use them, determined the households’ economic performance and development. Features of two frameworks are introduced. They give a background to our theoretical thinking and provide a means of organizing the inquiry.


2021 ◽  
Vol 21 (3) ◽  
pp. 183-188
Author(s):  
Yevgenia Lashkova ◽  
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Sveta Berdibayeva ◽  
Akmaral Syrgakbayeva ◽  
Mariya Mun ◽  
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The aims of this article are multifaceted: to change the ideas about the traumatic nature of supervision, to reveal its potential in the development of young specialists, to preserve and maintain professional identity among experienced psychologists, and to develop supervision as an integral part of the full-fledged activity of practising psychologists and specialists in the helping professions in Kazakhstan. The article is devoted to the analysis of the main definitions of professional thinking which are developing in the setting of group multimodal supervision. Based on the analysis, three definitions were identified – the unity of affect and intelligence, theoretical thinking, and the principle of differentiation. The article shows the importance of the development of these definitions of professional thinking among practising psychologists, and describes the features of the development of these definitions in group multimodal supervision. The following definitions of thinking were identified in the course of data analysis: the unity of affect and intelligence, theoretical thinking, and the principle of differentiation. These definitions productively describe what professional competencies are formed in the process of supervision by a specialist. The described competencies of professional thinking fill in the existing gap of knowledge in this area, showing how the experience of supervision in the multimodal supervision group works towards the establishment of professional identity, and what specific mental competences are developing. It is worth noting that this is the first experience of highlighting the formation of the definitions of professional thinking. The study is based on the following theoretical traditions in psychology: general psychology, psychoanalysis, and professional multimodal model of supervision.


Author(s):  
O. Antonova ◽  
T. Andriichuk ◽  
O. Antonov

The article presents the possibilities of applying the method of content analysis in pedagogical research carried out by future teachers. The authors emphasize the importance of preparing future teachers of geography for the organization and implementation of scientific and pedagogical research in professional activities. It is noted that research activities of students are a natural continuation and deepening of the educational process by studying specific topics and problems using a system of methods of pedagogical research, which contributes to the development of scientific and pedagogical thinking, the need for intellectual development, self-development and self-education. It is stated that content analysis is an important tool of scientific research, which provides a step-by-step procedure for studying the basic category (concept, pedagogical phenomenon) in the system of psychological and pedagogical sciences. The essence of this method is to consistently and systematically record the units of the studied content (certain meaningful concepts), identify the frequency of their use, as well as to trace the relationship with the content of the entire document and group them for different purposes within a conceptual scheme or theory, in particular to study their specifics. The step-by-step procedure of content analysis in the process of studying the essence of pedagogical concepts is determined. Different approaches to the application of content analysis are presented on the example of such categories as "talent", "strategic competence", "practice-oriented learning". The prospects and capabilities of the method under study in the field of construction of definitions of the analyzed concepts are illustrated. It is concluded that content analysis in pedagogical research is an up-to-date and relevant method, which provides a powerful toolset for working with the conceptual apparatus of pedagogy, and contributes to the development of theoretical thinking of future teachers.


Author(s):  
Valentina Gogovska

Teaching tasks and discussion solving process develop students' thinking when they are: motivating, well understood, appropriate to the achieved level of intellectually and related to real life problems. Thinking is a process of complex information processing, the end-result is "concepts-words" and "thinking-sentences." The teaching process involves empirical and theoretical thinking because it is a complete cognitive process through which students acquire the social and historical experience of humanity. Introducing the use of scientific methods for gifted students is an essential tool for attaining structural knowledge. Use of scientific methods and mental math can empower students’ knowledge and help them getting structural math skills and long-lasting knowledge. These methods are useful tools for creating long-lasting, structural knowledge among students. Keywords: Mathematical Skills, forming mathematical skills, mathematical tasks, gifted students


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