Head Vision Research Articles

The Urgency of Village Fund Management Planning

Introduction: The development of Indonesia is an ongoing program established by the government, which is not solely focused on urban development but is currently prioritized starting from rural areas. Purposes of the Research: To achieve this goal, the government has allocated state finances in the form of village funds. One form of village fund management is village expenditure, the implementation of which must comply with the Minister of Finance Regulation Number 201/PMK.07/2022 concerning Village Fund Management.Methods of the Research: This paper was produced by conducting research using normative legal research methods.Results of the Research: The West Seram Regency government recently inaugurated village heads within its jurisdiction since 2022, in several waves, following earlier controversies regarding the determination of village and traditional villages' status. During this period, many villages were led by officials acting as village heads (caretakers), including Sanahu village, the location of this research, whose village head will only be appointed at the end of 2022. Village development planning is the initial step in village fund management, formulated in the Musrembangdes, which consists of the Village Consultative Body (BPD) and community representatives to prepare the Village Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJM Desa) and the Village Annual Work Plan (RKP) for the year 2022, which will be realized in 2023. During the implementation of the work programs, it was observed that some programs could not be carried out because they did not align with the village head's vision and mission, as they were merely copied from other villages' programs. This, of course, significantly affects the absorption of village funds.

Implementation of Al-Qur'an Literacy in Community Character Development In Medan Senembah Village, Tanjung Morawa Sub-District

The background for the formation of Al-Qur'an literacy activities in character building in the village of Medan Senembah, Tanjung Morawa District, namely as one of the government's programs regarding Al-Qur'an literacy culture, due to the low reading and writing of the Qur'an in society and the background of Vision and mission of the village head so that a religious village can be realized. This study aims to, 1) find out the background of the formation of Al-Qur'an literacy activities, 2) find out how the implementation of Al-Qur'an literacy in building community character, 3) find out how the impact of implementing Al-Qur'an literacy, 4) find out what are the supporting and inhibiting factors as well as solutions for implementing Al-Qur'an literacy in building community character. This research is a type of qualitative research with descriptive methods. Data analysis techniques were carried out in this study by collecting data, reducing data, presenting data and drawing conclusions. The results of this study indicate that the background to the formation of Al-Qur'an literacy activities in character building in the village of Medan Senembah, Tanjung Morawa District, is because of the government's program regarding Al-Qur'an literacy culture, the low reading and writing of the Qur'an in society and against the background of the village head's vision and mission to make a religious village, the implementation of Al-Qur'an literacy activities is carried out by planning, implementing, and evaluating during carrying out these activities. While the impact resulting from Al-Qur'an literacy activities in building the character of this community is that it can make people who are religious, diligently read the Al-Qur'an, have a responsible attitude, discipline, and tolerance. Supporting factors for Al-Qur'an literacy activities are from community support and facilities and infrastructure, the inhibiting factors are environmental factors, heredity and unfavorable weather. So the solution is to provide motivation and reward to the community so that more and more people love the Qur'an.

Peran Kepala MAN 3 Tangerang dalam Upaya Peningkatan Disiplin Guru

The purpose of this study is to describe the leadership role of the Madrasah Principal in improving teacher discipline at MAN 3 Tangerang. The focus of this research is why the principal's leadership role in improving teacher discipline at MAN 3 Tangerang is not optimal. In this study used descriptive qualitative whose purpose is to study the state of nature or the natural environment at the research location. The study found that the implementation of leadership by the head of MAN 3 Tangerang was marked by several efforts, including; (a) protection of school interests and goals, (b) group cooperation to achieve school goals, (c) awareness of rights and responsibilities, (d) suggestions, opinions and criticism, (e) freedom for subordinates to work and develop, and f) prudent approach. The leadership of the madrasa head in improving teacher discipline not maximal, because the teachers no quickly understand of school head's vision of work discipline. The indicator can be in the form of the presence of several teachers who lack discipline in following the madrasa rules that have been mutually agreed upon.

Strategy for Implementing the Bureaucratic Reform of The Regional Government of Bengkulu City

This research will discuss how the Bengkulu City Government's efforts in implementing the bureaucratic reform strategy as a form of realization of Presidential Instruction No.1 of 1995 concerning Improvement and Improvement of Service Quality of Government Apparatus to the Community which refers to the 2014-2025 National RUPM Vision and the RPJPD Vision. Bengkulu Province 2005-2025 and Regional Head Vision 2016-2021. This study uses descriptive qualitative methods with data collection techniques through in-depth interviews and documents. The main focus of this research is the extent to which the Bengkulu City Government bureaucratic reform process is being carried out at BPPT Bengkulu City, and what are the strategies used in implementing the bureaucratic reform. Based on this research, the results obtained show that the bureaucratic reform efforts that are running in the Bengkulu City Integrated Licensing Service Agency still have several obstacles. The strategy used by BPPT Bengkulu City is Incremental Strategy, which is a strategy that is implemented in stages which can be seen from the Vision and Mission, Objectives and Objectives of the DPMPTS Policy Strategy. In its implementation, there are still various obstacles. The bureaucratic reform process is certainly still far from what is expected by the community. BPPT Bengkulu City is expected to be able to solve the problems that have caused the creation of an effective and efficient government.

Head & Face Medicine – a new journal for 'intra-interdisciplinary' science. Why? When? Where?

The human head and face is the target structure of a large number of medical disciplines which are subject to a continuing trend in medical science – 'ongoing fragmentation' or, to use a better established term, 'opening up new fields'. An adverse side effect of this trend is the separation of scientists, which contributes to a breakdown in communication. Specialization is necessary, but who is able to recombine the pieces of knowledge gained in different branches of science? Who is able to trace back an effect to its cause through the whole system? What is the instrument that enables scientists to think 'laterally', or across disciplines?To be one of these instruments is the vision of Head & Face Medicine. To induce 'intra-interdisciplinary' thinking of scientists by bringing together the findings achieved by different researchers from various specialties, all exploring the same target structure – the human head and face. Head & Face Medicine's objective is to support scientists in gaining new insights from different views, to recognize patterns, to extract new thoughts, to recombine them and bring new visions to life.Evolving tools like the internet, e-publishing, Open Access and open peer review make Head & Face Medicine a cross between a traditional journal and a data stream which can be queried, analyzed and processed with the aim of increasing medical knowledge in the area of head and face medicine. These tools represent several advantages: fast publication, increase of a paper's scientific impact and ethical superiority.Head & Face Medicine looks forward to receiving your contributions.

Finding the right dominoes. Introducing school development plans: A case‐study of primary school management

Abstract This paper focusses on a case‐study which was part of a research investigation into the introduction of school development plans, commissioned by Warwickshire LEA. Among the project outcomes was evidence to suggest that initial stages in producing a plan directed attention towards existing and potential mechanisms for decision‐making in schools. This included the extent to which participative strategies involved staff and governors at all or at specific stages. Central to the case‐study was an investigation of headship and the ways in which both the head's vision and overall responsibilities were balanced alongside the head's attempt to secure the successful management of a whole school review. It provides an illustrative example of the time, energies and tensions experienced by those crucially and recently involved in fusing the centrality of pupils’ learning with the business of post‐ERA management.