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Solving Problems In Mathematics Using The Personality Types As A Means Of Developing The Nation’s Character

M.J. Dewiyani , S · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

HARDIKNAS’(The National Education Day) 2011 is ‘ Indonesia resurgent and having the special character’. By developing the nation character, we hope it can create the superior Indonesian people. Problem solving is the most important part that must be taught to the students. The six values of nation character can be given to the student through learning.math…

COHESION IN NARRATIVE TEXTS PRESENTED IN THE ELECTRONIC TEXTBOOK OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADE X ENTITLED “DEVELOPING ENGLISH COMPETENCE”

Astri, Ollivia Kuncahya · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

The objectives of this research were to identify the types of cohesion and to interpret the occurring types of cohesion in terms of compatibility as language inputs in 16 narrative texts presented in the electronic textbook of senior high school grade X entitled “Developing English Competence” issued by the government of the Republic of Indonesia. T…

A TRANSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF GENRES IN THE TENTH GRADE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TEXTBOOK DEVELOPING ENGLISH COMPETENCIES

Nazhirin, M. Khairun · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

This research is an attempt to analyze the transitivity of genres in senior high school textbook Developing English Competencies for Grade 10 based on Halliday’s theory of systemic functional linguistics, and to find out the factors affecting the analysis result and the benefit that can be gained. This research is expected to give an insight of understanding…

Scaffolding learning: developing materials to support the learning of science and language by non-native English-speaking students

Afitska, O. · White Rose Research Online

In recent years, the UK, like many other English first-language-speaking countries, has encountered a steady and continuous increase in the numbers of non-native English-speaking learners entering state primary and secondary schools. A significant proportion of these learners has specific language and subject learning needs, many of which can only be address…

Implicitly developing young learners’ digital and media literacy through technology-enhanced tasks in primary EFL classrooms

Andreas Kullick · DOAJ Open Access Articles

This article presents a research project that explored the perspectives of preservice and in-service primary English language teachers on the use of technology-enhanced tasks to support young learners’ development of oral communicative competence in the diverse primary English as a foreign language (EFL) classroom. The classroom-based research involved the i…

Prediabetes: A High-Risk Condition for Developing Diabetes

Reema Shakhatreh; Hisham Shakhatreh · DOAJ Open Access Articles

Diabetes is a metabolic disorder characterized by chronic high blood sugar levels due to insulin deficiency or resistance. In type 1 diabetes, the pancreas fails to produce adequate insulin, whereas in type 2 diabetes, insulin production may be insufficient, or the body becomes resistant to its effects. Gestational diabetes occurs during pregnancy due to red…

Leadership Policy In Developing Of Islamic School Education Curriculum At Darularafah Boarding School In Deli Serdang Regency

Hamzah, Mhd.; Syafaruddin, Syafaruddin; Akhyar, Syaiful · Repository UIN Sumatera Utara

This study aimed to determine the process of formulating policies, implementing policies, performance, stakeholders support, and the policies of the boarding chairman in developing the Islamic school curriculum at the Darularafah Boarding School boarding school in Deli Serdang Regency. The data were obtained through interviews, observation, and documenta…

The Effectiveness Of Triple Cooperation Among Government, Industry And University In Developing Student’s Halal Investment Literacy: Case Study UIN Sumatera Utara Medan Indonesia

Soemitra, Andri; Saidurrahman, Saidurrahman · Repository UIN Sumatera Utara

Indonesia has the largest Muslim population in the world right now. However, the users of halal investment in Indonesian Capital Market products and services in 2017 were still low. Therefore, there are some serious efforts to improve this situation, and one of them is triple cooperation among government, industry and university. This article explores th…

THE CONTRIBUTION OF CHAT USING WHATSAPP ON THE STUDENT’S ABILITY IN DEVELOPING ENGLISH WRITING SIXTH SEMESTER OF ENGLISH DEPARTMENT AT UINSU

GURUSINGA, NOER INTAN BR · Repository UIN Sumatera Utara

This study deals with The Contribution Of Chat Using Whatsapp On The Students Ability In Developing English Writing On Students English Department of Tarbiyah Faculty. The researcher purposes to find out the contribution of chat using whatsApp on student’s ability in developing English writing. This research was conducted by applying descriptive qualitative.…

PARENTS INVOLVEMENT IN DEVELOPING CHILDREN’S CREATIVITY

Suparmi · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

this paper describe the importance of parents involvement as an effort to develop children?s creativity at elementary school in Indonesia. Parental involvement is a direct participation, active and routinely performed by parents with children associated with children's education and learning processes, involving beliefs, attitudes, values, and the real be…

Peer Review Developing islamic economics curriculum : Learning from the faculty of Shari'ah, state institute of islamic studies (IAIN) North Sumatera, Indonesia

Sugianto, Sugianto · Repository UIN Sumatera Utara

Early language and executive skills predict variations in number and arithmetic skills in children at family-risk of dyslexia and typically developing controls

Moll, Kristina; Snowling, Margaret J; Göbel, Silke M; Hulme, Charles · White Rose Research Online

Two important foundations for learning are language and executive skills. Data from a longitudinal study tracking the development of 93 children at family-risk of dyslexia and 76 controls was used to investigate the influence of these skills on the development of arithmetic. A two-group longitudinal path model assessed the relationships between language and …

THE DEVELOPING AN ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENT BASED ON BOARD GAMES TO MEASURE PHYSICS LEARNING ACHIEVEMENT OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Istiyono, Edi; Retnowati, Rahayu Dwisiwi Sri; Wulandari, Puspita; Oktavilia, Akbar Dyah · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

PROBLEM SOLVING–BASED PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT IN THE LEARNING OF CONSUMER EDUCATION AS A MEANS OF DEVELOPING CRITICAL– THOUGHT VOCATIONAL STUDENTS’ CHARACTER

Sri, Wening · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

Ideally, students who are ready to study in university should have high self-motivation so that in the end they will reach their learning goal. In order for students to effectively reach their learning goal, there are some requirements to fulfill. Those are motivation (which is reflected in positive attitude in learning), learning readiness, learning trad…

The Transformation of Civil Society Ideas Through Civic Education Reform in Indonesia (Study on Developing the Civic Education Policy at the Elementary and Secondary Education Levels in Reform Era).

Samsuri, Samsuri · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta

Post-1998 reform movement in Indonesian has brought some implications toward all living aspects of the country. One of those is education sector. Shaping civil society through civic education is one of education reform, even that effort should face some constraints, especially in constructing the policies, methodologies, and practices. Therefore, this resear…

Pedagogy and the ‘linguistic turn’: developing understanding through semiotics

Musson, G.; Cohen, L.; Tietze, S. · White Rose Research Online

The appropriation of the ‘linguistic’ turn and the application of social constructionist ideas for research projects situated in organizational contexts and concerned with managerial work has enriched the field’s understanding of the complexities of such settings and drawn attention to their processual nature. Using the unifying theory of a semiotic framewor…

Awareness and adoption readiness of machine learning technology in the construction industry of a developing country: a case of Nigeria

Loya, S.O.; Eze, E.C.; Awodele, I.A.; Sofolahan, O.; Omoboye, O. · University of Westminster Research

This study investigated the awareness of the Nigerian construction organisations on some identified ML application areas, and the readiness of the organisations to adopt ML learning in the identified application areas. A comprehensive Literature review was undertaken to identify the application areas of ML, then, a well-structured questionnaire was developed…

Lots of Selves, some rebellious: Developing the Self Discrepancy Model for language learners

Lanvers, Ursula · White Rose Research Online

This article develops a new language learning motivation model, which is, like the currently dominant model by D€ornyei, based on Higgins’ (1987) Self Discrepancy Theory. Increasing evidence of ‘non-fit’ of D€ornyei’s model, especially (but not solely) from language learners with English as a first language, let to the author revisiting Higgins’ original, wh…

‘From darkness to light’: First experiences In Developing and Facilitating a MOOC

Furneaux, C; Wright, C; Wilding, E · White Rose Research Online

This chapter focuses on the instructors’ experiences and lessons learnt in one MOOC, run from the UK, in terms of issues raised about ‘the online support and resources required to foster meaningful learning environments’ (Khan, n.d.) by first-time MOOC designer/educators and online mentors. No other study we are aware of has yet so fully explored the experie…

Protocol—the RAMESES II study:developing guidance and reporting standards for realist evaluation

Greenhalgh, T; Wong, G; Jagosh, J; Greenhalgh, J; Manzano-Santaella, A; Westhorp, G; Pawson, R · White Rose Research Online

Introduction: Realist evaluation is an increasingly popular methodology in health services research. For realist evaluations (RE) this project aims to: develop quality and reporting standards and training materials; build capacity for undertaking and critically evaluating them; produce resources and training materials for lay participants, and those seeking …