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Judge, Simon; Lee, Steve; Cudd, Peter · White Rose Research Online
Managed Access to Audio, Visual and Information Services (Maavis) was launched as an open source beta release application in September 2008. Maavis was developed by the authors with the participation of older people using a prototype called ‘SIMWIN’ which showed proof of concept and indicated beneficial outcomes1-3. The concepts behind Maavis, which partiall…
Padmanugraha, Asih Sigit · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
Extremism occurring in this world and, specifically, in Indonesia recently is one form of the failure of education which does not accommodate multiculturalism. Terrorism is obviously the result of the distorted education which only focuses on mono-cultural values. Later, this will develop exclusivism in which there is no room for pluralism. This one-sided wa…
McLoughlin, SM · White Rose Research Online
This article begins to fill a gap in recent discussions of the future of Islamic studies with an account of the nature and significance of Anthropological and Ethnographic contributions to the study of Islam and Muslims. Drawing attention to both the problem of essence in Orientalism and the dissolution of Islam’s significance for Muslims in Said’s (1978) an…
McLoughlin, SM · White Rose Research Online
This article begins to fill a gap in recent discussions of the future of Islamic studies with an account of the nature and significance of Anthropological and Ethnographic contributions to the study of Islam and Muslims. Drawing attention to both the problem of essence in Orientalism and the dissolution of Islam’s significance for Muslims in Said’s (1978) an…
Rudd, Peter; Smith, Paula; O'Donnell, Lisa; Easton, Claire · White Rose Research Online
The NFER was commissioned by the Department for Education and Skills (DfES) to evaluate the secondary Social, Emotional and Behavioural Skills (SEBS) pilot. The aim of the pilot was to encourage secondary schools to take a whole-school approach to developing social, emotional and behavioural skills amongst staff and pupils and to integrate it in to their exi…
Smith, Paula; O'Donnell, Lisa; Easton, Claire; Rudd, Peter · White Rose Research Online
The NFER was commissioned by the Department for Education and Skills (DfES) to evaluate the secondary Social, Emotional and Behavioural Skills (SEBS) pilot. The aim of the pilot was to encourage secondary schools to take a whole-school approach to developing social, emotional and behavioural skills amongst staff and pupils and to integrate it in to their exi…
Rosowsky, A. · White Rose Research Online
This paper is derived from a wider study of literacy practice that examines and explores the role played by Qur’anic literacy in the lives of men, women and children in a UK Muslim community. It also draws on the significant body of theoretical work being developed by Gregory and others on the role of siblings and older children in literacy acquisition and…
Thompson, C.; Foster, A.; Cole, I.; Dowding, D.W. · White Rose Research Online
Understanding the learning needs of students is a vital step in planning the delivery of effective education. Evaluating the impact of such interventions is not always easy and many methods rely on self-reported behaviour or simple changes in knowledge – whose relationship to action is not always clear. Using conjoint analysis, within the theoretical framewo…
Thomson, C. · White Rose Research Online
Professionalism is an important part of any subject of study where graduates subsequently move into a professional career following their degree course. Most professional bodies therefore require accredited degree programmes to include this topic in the curriculum. The British Computer Society gives guidelines to institutions in the UK. These guidelines have…
Mukherjee, S.; Sloper, P.; Turnbull, A. · White Rose Research Online
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: To identify parents' views, both positive and negative on: how inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) affects people in their parenting role; effects parents with IBD have noticed in their children; ways of dealing with any difficulties in parenting; and support needed by parents with IBD. DESIGN: This was a small-scale exploratory study, a…
Kendall, L.; Lewin, R.J.P.; Veldtman, G.R.; Quirk, J.; Hardman, G.F.; Parsons, J.M. · White Rose Research Online
The purpose of our study was to determine the ways in which adolescents with congenital cardiac disease believed that the condition had affected their life, and how these views were related to their perceived health. Interviews were conducted with a series of 37 adolescents, 17 girls and 20 boys, aged from 11 to 18, as they attended the clinics of 4 paediatr…
Reid, A · White Rose Research Online
The development of new roles within healthcare has occurred within a discourse of ‘modernisation’ of public services with ‘workforce remodelling’ and ‘patient choice’ associated with increasing marketisation of the health sector (Drewry, 2007). This paper considers the development of one of these new roles, the Assistant Practitioner, analysed retrospectivel…
Rita Eka, Izzaty · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
Abstract Science began from the human admiration to both large and small scopes of nature. Human being as rational animal is equipped with curiosity. The characteristic of curiosity can be seen at their childhood. With simple questions to ask is a sign of desire to start to learn and to understand the universe. To have philosophy is essentially a tri…
Yulia, Ayriza · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
In the Opening (Preambule) of the 1945 Constitution, it has been stated that one of the Republic of Indonesia govemment's goals is to smarten the national life. Thus, if the goal is achieved, then output obtained is intelligent Indonesian figures. The question needs to be forwarded is: What is actually the meaning of "intelligenF? Can education be …
Kartika Nur, Fathiyah · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
Many complaints uttered concerning with the low ethics of students in the educational process, such as cheating in exams, data manipulation, plagiarism, and the phenomena of Jockeying' (cheating in exams by taking the exam for the benefit of somebody else). These divergences need to be responded by always empowering all components involved in the edu…
Isti Yuni, Purwanti · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
t is not easy to teach value education to children.Both educators and parents have to pay attention to and take account of children's development tasks. Children are different from adolescents and adults so that the diction used in teaching them values must be appropriate and suitable to their development tasks. Educators should understand children…
Hari Amirullah , Rachman · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
Everychild is born with creative potential, but this potential may be stifled if care is not taken to nurture and stimulate creativity. Creativity is the ability to see things in a new and unusual light, to see problems that no one elsemay even realize exist, and then come up with new, unusual, and effective solutions to these problems. Children like t…
Sugeng Mardiyono, Prof. Dr. · Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
Considering on the Indoesian Teacher and Lecturer Act, every Indonesian teacher needs to have a teacher certification. Indeed, it is a good opportunitiy as well as a challence for every university, which is conducting teacher training program, to have qualified graduates. As a qualified teacher, he must have four competencies concerning pedagogy, attitude, p…
Pratama, Fino Rendy · Universitas Islam 45 / UM Indonesia
This research is entitled Institutional Collaboration in Poverty Alleviation in Bekasi Regency. This research was written by Fino Rendy Pratama from Universitas Islam “45” Bekasi. finorendy2401@gmail.com. One way to alleviate poverty is by collaborating between government institutions. The research was conducted to find out how collaboration was carried out …
Sari, Afifah Tiara · Universitas Islam 45 / UM Indonesia
The purpose of this research is to determine the influence of work discipline and competency on the performance of Bekasi City Highways and Water Resources Service (DBMSDA) employees. This research used a population of 342 employees of the Bekasi City Highways and Water Resources Service (DBMSDA) with a research sample of 77 respondents. The research method …