Development Of Pisa-Oriented Problem Based Learning Media To Improve Mathematic Problem Solving Abilities Of VII Grade Junior High School Students

The learning media used in schools, such as worksheet, are not optimal yet to help students build their understanding. For this reason, it is necessary to develop learning media so that they can provide opportunities for students to find their own concepts and can be remembered for a long time. This study developed a PISA-oriented problem-based learning (PBL) media. This research was a development research (R&D). This research used the Plomp model which consisted of three stages, namely the preliminary research stage, the prototyping phase, and the assessment phase. At the preliminary research stage, needs analysis, curriculum analysis, concept analysis, student analysis was applied. In the prototype-making phase, a prototype development was applied which had been validated and tested. Whereas in the assessment phase, the developed prototype was tested and assessed for practicality and effectiveness, which was assessed by observation, questionnaires, and student learning outcomes. The validation of learning tools is viewed from the content validity and construct validity. The average value of the PISA-oriented PBL-based student worksheet validation was 3.57 with a very valid category. Based on the student response questionnaire, it was found that the learning media was practical with a percentage of 86.83%. Problem solving problems were given to test the effectiveness of the learning media being developed, and the results were these devices are effective for use. After all stages of development, it was concluded that the media being developed were valid, practical, and effective.

The Influence of Delivery of Female Labor (TKW) on Family Social Economic Life in Way Jepara Sub-District, Lampung Timur District in 2014 - 2017

The phenomenon of the large number of Indonesian workers (TKI) shows that the problem of poverty is so chronic, the limited work space for women in Indonesia makes them prefer to work abroad on the assumption that they just want to get a job and earn more than what they receive in the country. alone. The research method used in this research is quantitative research methods. The population in this study is Way Jepara Subdistrict which has sent 3045 workers abroad from 2013 to 2017. Indonesian workers, especially women, can improve family life. Female workers who have returned home can improve their skills so that they can become independent businesses in the creative household handicraft business sector and can process agricultural products so that they can support their families and no longer work as Indonesian workers (TKI).

Représentations des Elèves et Elaboration d’une Démarche Expérimentale

[Representations of Students and Development of an Experimental Approach]ABSTRACTThis work presents the representations of the students and the development of an experimental approach by the teachers of Life and Earth Sciences (SVT) at the college. The results we obtained show that this teaching practice is widely used by them to solve a problem or test a hypothesis. However, the teachers summarize the experimental approach essentially to experimentation and its links with student representations, and its use as a tool to facilitate learning. We were also interested in the difficulties they oppose in this process Keywords: Scientific approach, SVT teaching, Science experimentation, Representations.

Application De La Démarche Expérimentale Dans L’apprentissage

[Application Of The Experimental Approach In Learning]ABSTRACTAchieving the objectives outlined in an experimental process requires the establishment of an induction phase, which consists of an open space offering the opportunity for learners to state their hypotheses while collectively choosing one and a few variables, a deductive procedure comes second. However, adopting such an approach faces difficulties for learners to formulate hypotheses consistent with theoretical data. Lack of critical thinking in learners as well as their inability to interpret experimental results is also a problem in this teaching practice. It is important to note that the experimental method should not be limited to manipulation and analysis of the results by the learners.

Prise En Charge Sanitaire Des Malades Du Vih/Sida Au Centre Vivre Dans L’Esperance De Dapaong (Région Des Savanes Au Togo)

Résumé : L’apparition de la maladie du VIH/sida dans le monde a contraint les pays à prendre en charge les personnes infectées. C’est ainsi qu’au Togo, la prise en charge médicale de ces malades au « Centre vivre dans l’espérance MAGUY » de Dapaong a connu des fortunes diverses où l’engagement des Religieuses a permis aux malades du VIH/sida, d’avoir un niveau d’accès judicieux aux soins de santé. Cet article vise à analyser le mécanisme de prise en charge sanitaire des malades du VIH/sida dans ledit centre.Une méthodologie quantitative et qualitative a été utilisée. Au total, 260 personnes ont été enquêtées et les données collectées ont été traitées à partir des logiciels Cspro 7.4 et Nudist 1.71. Des cartes ont été réalisées grâce au logiciel Arc GIS 3.2.Il résulte de cette étude qu’il y a une bonne prise en charge de ces malades depuis 2000 avec 46% des enquêtés qui ont vu leur état de santé s’améliorer. Cela est dû essentiellement au coût moins élevé des médicaments, aux activités organisationnelles de prise en charge. Plus de 75% des personnes infectées interrogées ont déclaré que l’administration et la disponibilité des structures de prises en charge sont des facteurs non négligeables dans l’amélioration de leur état de santé.Mots clés : personnes infectées, prise en charge, santé, vivre dans l’espérance, VIH/sida, Dapaong. Abstract : The emergence of the disease of HIV / AIDS in the world has forced countries to take care of those infected. Thus in Togo, the medical care of these patients at the “Center to live in hope MAGUY” in Dapaong has experienced varying degrees of success where the commitment of the Religious has enabled HIV / AIDS patients to d '' have a judicious level of access to health care. This article aims to analyze the mechanism of health care for HIV / AIDS patients in the said center.A quantitative and qualitative methodology was used. A total of 260 people were surveyed and the data collected was processed using Cspro 7.4 and Nudist 1.71 software. Maps were produced using Arc GIS 3.2 software. The results of this study show that there has been good care for these patients since 2000, with 46% of respondents having seen their state of health improve. This is mainly due to the lower cost of drugs, to organizational support activities. More than 75% of the infected people questioned declared that the administration and availability of care structures are significant factors in improving their state of health.Keywords: infected people, care, health, living with hope, HIV / AIDS, Dapaong.

The Application of E-learning in English Teaching at Dong Nai Technology University

Many colleges and universities in Vietnam have employed e-learning platforms in teaching English with the hope to better students’ English proficiency. Recently, e-learning programs such as DNTU-LMS and Canvas have been implemented at Dong Nai Technology University. With their features of flexibility and efficiency, they have been being used as crucial tools for teaching and learning in various faculties in the university especially during the widespread of Covid-19 pandemic. The present study aimed at identifying the views of the EFL learners from Faculty of Foreign Languages on the application of e-learning platform. A group of 100 EFL students was chosen randomly to participate in this study. Data was collected using questionnaire. After analyzing student’s responses, the results proved that the introduction of e-learning was effective. E-learning also stimulates students to learn English and brings them comfort and joy.

Philosophical And Methodological Aspects Of The Scientific Picture Of The World And The Humanization Of Science

In the modern intellectual question analysis of the humanitarian fields of scientific knowledge is indicated as an important philosophical problem. The fundamental intentions of the cultural development of the 21st century intersect at this point: on the one hand, there is an awareness of the loss of spirituality, and on the other, the indication of science as the highest human value. Science, entering into the mysteries of space, living matter and the human body, creates rise to acute social, ideological, methodological and humanistic problems concerning the individual and social aspects of man. The large amounts of scientific knowledge development should be combined with humanistic ideals, otherwise it is sure to give rise to further discord to the human condition and the world of culture. Next natural question arises in the problem of humanizing science context: "What should be the peak of scientific knowledge in order to avoid further mismatch between man and nature, society, science and humanitarian ideals?" As a result, the task arose to supplement the analysis of scientific aspects of cognition with an analysis of its synergetic, existential, axiological components. It is necessary to consider cognition not only as discovering the objective truth apart from man or from mankind, and also as part of the human-species, containing valuables that act to determine the human genuineness. With this in view, we will consider how the ideal of science is changing, leading from principle ontology when the most significant value for the cognizing subject is the world in itself, to taking into account the subjective conditions under which principles of new knowledge are gained. The evolution of the paradigm of science and the scientific picture of the world is shown. This evolution goes through three stages: classical, non-classical and post-non-classical.

The Carbon Footprint Of Smallholder Dairy Farming In Sub-Saharan Africa: A Review

Agriculture sector is one of major sources of income and livelihood to many populations of Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Over the past years animal production has been playing a vital role not only in generating revenues to farmers but also as a source of high qualitative proteins and essential micronutrients (i.e iron, zinc and vitamins) and boosting the agricultural productivity due to its importance in farmyards organic fertilization (i.e manure). Livestock production and Milk market in SSA are dominated by smallholder dairy farming (SDF) which employ nearly 70% of all livestock farmers. Despite its positive impact on people and SSA countries’ economy, SDF has been the major fastest growing agricultural contributors of GHG emissions such as CH4, N2O and CO2 (i.e 9t CO2e per tonne of milk; the highest in the world compared to other regions) thus accelerating global warming effect.Although several articles have investigated the impacts of livestock production on climate change, to the best of our knowledge the existing literature doesn’t contain any studies that provide insight review of smallholder dairy farming’s carbon footprint (CF) in SSA. This review paper is therefore aimed at critical analysis of current knowledge in terms of CF of smallholder dairy farming in SSA and effective mitigation strategies (dietary, manure and animal management) recently proposed to reduce CH4 and N2O emissions from ruminants. SSA was selected because of rapid rise of SDF in the region therefore it is expected to rapidly increase its GHG emissions in future if no sustainable measures are taken.The critical analysis, what is known and gaps in SDF from this review will help to inform the farmers, researchers, decision and policy makers interested in GHG emissions thus to provide the next direction in research and improvement of the sector for sustainability. Capacity building for raising awareness among farmers was identified as paramount to better understand the issue and the options to mitigate emissions on-farm. As longer as adaptation and mitigation strategies become paramount on national and regional agenda, SDF will make significant contribution to economies, improved livelihood and become sustainable livestock production systems in SSA at large.

Communication Practices of Single Mothers in Carrying Out Their Dual Roles

The research aims to analyze the communication practices of single mothers in carrying out their dual roles. This research approach is a critical qualitative case study method. The research data were collected through in-depth interviews with a number of informants and participatory observation. The research results show that there are five interaction arenas of single mothers in carrying out their dual roles, i.e. with their household, fellow single mothers, women, men, and with the environment / community. Communication practices that they are carrying out are interpersonal, avoiding conflict when interacting with men, and messages that tend to be emphatic when interacting with the community. Therefore, communicating their dual roles is a necessity because single mothers are frequently confused when they have to choose between housewife and modest public / productive role or they try to balance both roles if they have a larger productive role.

Internal and External Enviromental Strategy Analysis Using SWOT Matrix and QSPM

The aim of the research to develop Internal and External Enviromental Strategies that can be applied for Primary Naval Cooperative Institutions company (PNCI). By using the SWOT matrix and Quantitative Strategic Planning Matrix (QSPM), alternative strategies in getting that maintains the image of PNCI company, facilities PNCI, maintaining the quality and service of products to attract consumers, increase the ability of management and cooperation for the purpose PNCI, service delivery order for consumers, utilizing technological advances to Enviromental, serving the lower middle market segment by providing a package and a special portion, and maintaining good relationships with suppliers or the surrounding area.