Implementation Schedule Research Articles

Coal Phase-Out and Carbon Tax Analysis with Long-Term Planning Models: A Case Study for the Chilean Electric Power System

Large CO2 emissions constitute a significant problem today due to their effect on climate change, and the need to design appropriate energy policies to mitigate their consequences and reduce emissions requires a detailed analysis of one of the main sources of such emissions: the electricity system. Thus, this paper presents a study on the effects of energy policies on decarbonization by comparing the detailed phase-out of coal-fired power plants across a range of cases with the implementation of a carbon tax to meet Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs). The case study focuses on the Chilean electricity system, using a long-term generation and transmission expansion planning model (GTEP) that incorporates a wide range of generation technologies. The study examines the long-term effects of these policies, including costs, investments, and CO2 emissions, as well as their impact on consumer prices reflected in the marginal costs of the system. The transmission system modeling covers various regions of Chile and significant projections for renewable energy sources. It evaluates three economic scenarios based on generation technology costs, fuel prices, and electricity demand under four different closure schemes and fourteen different carbon tax levels. The results indicate that implementing a carbon tax can be more cost-effective for the system than the implementation of a phase-out schedule for coal plants, taking the form of reduced CO2 emission and overall system costs, with an optimal carbon tax value of 37 USD/tCO2. Additionally, the study reveals significant effects on consumer prices, showing that a carbon tax as an energy policy leads to lower prices compared to a phase-out scheme.

Analysis of Construction Project Cost and Time Using the Earned Value Method

This study aims to analyze the cost and time performance of the renovation project of Arwana Restaurant The Laguna Resort and Spa Nusa Dua by applying the Earned Value method. The data used in this study include the Cost Budget Plan (RAB), project implementation schedule, weekly project progress reports, and project expenditure reports. The calculation is done by calculating the value of ACWP (Actual Cost of Work Performed), BCWS (Budgeted Cost of Work Schedule), BCWP ( Budgeted Cost of Work Performed ), CV ( Cost Variance ), SV ( Schedule Variance ), CPI (Cost Performance Index), SPI (Schedule Performance Index), ETC (Estimate to Complete), ETS (Estimate Time to Complete), EAC (Estimate at Completion), and EAS (Estimate at Schedule). The results of the analysis show that at the beginning of the project the performance was good, but other things began to decline from the 11th week to the 23rd week. At the end of the project, performance improved again as indicated by a CPI value of 1.07 and an SPI of 1 indicating lower costs and time according to plan. The estimated total final project cost (EAC) of Rp2,947,878,984.57 was lower than the Cost Budget Plan (RAB) of Rp3,143,852,000, resulting in a profit of Rp195,973,015.43. The estimated total final project time (EAS) was in accordance with the planned schedule, which was 27 weeks. In conclusion, overall the project performance was quite good even though it had declined in the middle of the project implementation.

Enhancing Novice Developer Efficacy through UX Journey: Integrating User Experience and User Requirement to Develop Developer Skills

User experience and user requirements are two different approaches to software development. User requirements focus on meeting customer expectations and demands for software solutions, while user experience covers all aspects of software interaction with users. To increase the value of the software, the software must have usable and easy-to-use features with an attractive design or work environment that fits the user's behavior. Integrating software requirements and user experience can increase developer productivity by focusing on features that meet user requirements and expectations. This integration can also increase software development efficiency by addressing issues arising during development. This article addresses developers' challenges when addressing user needs and provides practical solutions widely accepted in industry and academia. Combining user experience and user needs into the UX Journey approach can increase developer productivity and confidence in software development. The design of the UX Journey is carried out by evaluating several existing design solution methods such as Design Thinking, IDEO, HPI, and Double Diamond to determine the existing conditions and needs for the problems faced. Then, by mapping the user, context, and domain, the model is obtained. appropriate. The proposed model comprises Discover, Explore, Test, and Listen activities. A trial was carried out on the respondents to test the method, and a feasibility test and an implementation schedule were obtained based on the statistical analysis of the initial user. It took 980-1500 minutes to complete the design solution. Focusing on features that align with user needs and improve problem-solving efficiency throughout development gives developers greater confidence in producing high-quality software.

User Requirements for an Electronic Patient Recruitment System: Semistructured Interview Analysis After First Implementation in 3 German University Hospitals.

Clinical trials are essential for medical research and medical progress. Nevertheless, trials often fail to reach their recruitment goals. Patient recruitment systems aim to support clinical trials by providing an automated search for eligible patients in the databases of health care institutions like university hospitals. To integrate patient recruitment systems into existing workflows, previous works have assessed user requirements for these tools. In this study, we tested patient recruitment systems KAS+ and recruIT as part of the MIRACUM (Medical Informatics in Research and Care in University Medicine) project. Our goal was to investigate whether and to what extent the 2 different evaluated tools can meet the requirements resulting from the first requirements analysis, which was performed in 2018-2019. A user survey was conducted to determine whether the tools are usable in practice and helpful for the trial staff. Furthermore, we investigated whether the test phase revealed further requirements for recruitment tools that were not considered in the first place. We performed semistructured interviews with 10 participants in 3 German university hospitals who used the patient recruitment tools KAS+ or recruIT for at least 1 month with currently recruiting trials. Thereafter, the interviews were transcribed and analyzed by Meyring method. The identified statements of the interviewees were categorized into 5 groups of requirements and sorted by their frequency. The evaluated recruIT and KAS+ tools fulfilled 7 and 11 requirements of the 12 previously identified requirements, respectively. The interviewed participants mentioned the need for different notification schedules, integration into their workflow, different patient characteristics, and pseudonymized screening lists. This resulted in a list of new requirements for the implementation or enhancement of patient recruitment systems. Trial staff report a huge need of support for the identification of eligible trial participants. Moreover, the workflows in patient recruitment differ across trials. For better suitability of the recruitment systems in the workflow of different kinds of trials, we recommend the implementation of an adjustable notification schedule for screening lists, a detailed workflow analysis, broad patient filtering options, and the display of all information needed to identify the persons on the list. Despite criticisms, all participants confirmed to use the patient recruitment systems again.

Peningkatan Kualitas Sumber Daya Manusia Melalui Kegiatan Kuliah Kerja Nyata Dengan Pembinaan Perempuan dan Anak Usia Dini Serta Pembaharuan Peta Wilayah Administrasi di Desa Liang Kecamatan Kota Bangun

Liang Village is one of the villages in Kota Bangun District. With an area reaching 4,783 hectares. Liang Village is one of the villages located in Kota Bangun District, Kutai Kartanegara Regency, East Kalimantan Province. Meanwhile, in implementing KKN, the methods chosen are basic data, problem information, program determination and program implementation. Program implementation for each work program was carried out in stages, following the results of group discussions and carried out in an orderly manner in accordance with the 49th KKN implementation schedule. The results of the KKN work program implementation were carried out successfully and smoothly. The implementation of real work courses for the 49th class of Mulawarman University has been carried out for more than 45 days. Implementation of the work program offered is a solution and effort in empowering women and early childhood to prepare quality human resources in the future. Meanwhile, in its implementation, the work program has various outputs ranging from creative videos, scientific journals, pocket books, recycled crafts, products to designs which are hoped to provide social engineering benefits, especially in educating the public about awareness of the importance of improving self-quality. Apart from that, the output that we are highlighting is a map of updated regional boundaries that has been used at the village office.

Hybrid modeling for in silico optimization of a dynamic perfusion cell culture process.

The bio-pharmaceutical industry heavily relies on mammalian cells for the production of bio-therapeutic proteins. The complexity of implementing and high cost-of-goods of these processes are currently limiting more widespread patient access. This is driving efforts to enhance cell culture productivity and cost reduction. Upstream process intensification (PI), using perfusion approaches in the seed train and/or the main bioreactor, has shown substantial promise to enhance productivity. However, developing optimal process conditions for perfusion-based processes remain challenging due to resource and time constraints. Model-based optimization offers a solution by systematically screening process parameters like temperature, pH, and culture media to find the optimum conditions in silico. To our knowledge, this is the first experimentally validated model to explain the perfusion dynamics under different operating conditions and scales for process optimization. The hybrid model accurately describes Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cell culture growth dynamics and a neural network model explains the production of mAb, allowing for optimization of media exchange rates. Results from six perfusion runs in Ambr® 250 demonstrated high accuracy, confirming the model's utility. Further, the implementation of dynamic media exchange rate schedule determined through model-based optimization resulted in 50% increase in volumetric productivity. Additionally, two 5 L-scale experiments validated the model's reliable extrapolation capabilities to large bioreactors. This approach could reduce the number of wet lab experiments needed for culture process optimization, offering a promising avenue for improving productivity, cost-of-goods in bio-pharmaceutical manufacturing, in turn improving patient access to pivotal medicine.

STRATEGI PEMERINTAH DAERAH KABUPATEN BANYUMAS DALAM MENCEGAH KORUPSI ANGGARAN PENDAPATAN DAN BELANJA DAERAH (APBD) DI KABUPATEN BANYUMAS

Abstrak . Banyumas Regency is one of the regencies that received the highest ranking for corruption prevention. According to the Corruption Eradication Commission's Monitoring Center for Prevention (MCP) corruption prevention instrument, Banyumas Regency is ranked sixth at the national level with an index of 95.79. This research was conducted to find out the strategies of the Banyumas Regency Regional Government in preventing corruption of the Regional Budget (APBD) in Banyumas Regency and the obstacles of the Banyumas Regency Regional Government in implementing strategies to prevent corruption of the Regional Budget (APBD) in Banyumas Regency. The research method used is normative juridical using secondary data sources and primary data sources in the form of data from interviews with the Banyumas Regency local government consisting of the Regional Secretariat of the Legal Section and the Banyumas Regency Regional Inspectorate. Based on the results of the study, that the strategies and effective efforts of the Banyumas Regency local government in preventing corruption of the Regional Budget (APBD) in Banyumas Regency can be done through the establishment of regulations, handling conflicts of interest, fostering the State Civil Apparatus (ASN), using the Monitoring Center for Prevention (MCP), using the Whistleblowing System (WBS), using complaint stalls, conducting investigative audits, implementing the Government Internal Control System (SPIP), and carry out the duties and functions of local government on the regional revenue and expenditure budget (APBD). The obstacles of The Banyumas Regency Regional Government in preventing Corruption in the Regional Budget (APBD) in Banyumas Regency include delays in the implementation of activity schedules, the effectiveness of regulations, and the incompatibility of public complaints. Keyword: Corruption, APBD, Banyumas Regency.

The Analysis of Influential Factors on the Delay of Dredging Work at Rebaq Rinding River Line in Kutai Kertanegara Regency, Indonesia

Along with fast progress of industrial world, particularly in the building construction project which also increasing rapidly, the difficulty level in managing and implementing construction projects also rising where the higher the difficulty the longer the time required to complete the project. A delay in work implementation is evident from the work package of Dredging Work Project for Rebaq Rinding River at Muara Muntai District of Kutai Kertanegara Regency. Thus, this research was performed to determine factors that influence project delays. The selected data analysis method was a factor analysis and multiple linear regression analysis from the questionnaire answers that distributed to 45 respondents ranging from the service users, contractors, and consultants involved in the Dredging Work Project in Rebaq Rinding River at Muara Muntai District of Kutai Kertanegara Regency which experienced delays. According to the result of this research, factor that has significant influence to project delays is factor of Work Implementation Method with value of tcount = 3.162 > from ttable = 2.028, and based on T test, it was found that the most dominant factor is the factor of Work Implementation Method with ß value = 0.646. The strategy used in dealing with project delays are: prior to the beginning of work implementation, implementation schedule must be prepared in accordance with the rational work stages and the work stages implementation must follow the planned method.

Implementation of a Flagship Program in Instilling Religious Values in Students: Case Study at MTs Muhammadiyah

One of the efforts of madrasas to improve the quality of education is through superior programs because this activity has an important role in improving the management of madrasas that are dynamic, innovative, and full of ideas in shaping the development of students’ character who have religious values. This research is (1) to determine the application of superior programs in instilling religious values in students. (2) describe the implications of instilling religious values in students. The focus of this research was carried out at MTs Muhammadiyah 1 Malang, East Java. This research is field research; the type used is a case study with a qualitative approach. Data collection techniques (observation, interviews, documentation) were carried out on 25 informants through “Focus Group Discussion” (FGD). First, the process of implementing this superior program is carried out through various religious activities, forming an implementation schedule; coaching activities through homeroom teachers; exemplary values; and evaluating rewards/punishments as well as coordinating the institution with the homeroom teacher. This program aims to foster an Islamic environment, develop religious character, and integrate Islamic values into students’ daily lives. Second, the implications of this superior program can strengthen character, such as worship habits; provide guidance and motivation to students; strengthening morality, honesty, justice; building cooperation, mutual respect; build discipline, responsibility, and get closer to Allah SWT. Therefore, schools must continue to consider the long term so that the contribution of implementing superior programs in creating students’ religious values can be increased more effectively.

Pertussis vaccine effectiveness following country-wide implementation of a hexavalent acellular pertussis immunization schedule in infants and children in Panama

ABSTRACT Despite high pediatric vaccination coverage rates (VCRs), pertussis incidence has increased worldwide, including in several countries in Latin America in the last two decades. Given the few vaccine effectiveness (VE) studies in Latin American countries, this retrospective, observational, cohort study estimated the effectiveness of hexavalent acellular (aP) primary and booster vaccination (wP) against pertussis in infants (6.5–18.5 months) and children (18.5–48.5 and 48.5–72.5 months) in Panama. Age-specific incidence rates (IRs) were calculated for the vaccine’s pre-initiation (2001–2013), initiation (2014), and post-initiation (2015–2019) periods. VCRs and trends were determined, and VE was analyzed using a case coverage or screening method to compare proportions of vaccinated cases and vaccinated individuals in the population. Between 2001–2019, 868 confirmed pertussis cases were reported in Panama; 712 (82.0%; 54.8 cases/year) during the pre-initiation period, 19 (2.2%; 19 cases/year) during the initiation period, and 137 (15.8%; 27.4 cases/year) during the post-initiation period. Panama underwent cyclical increases in IRs, which varied between age groups. VCRs increased for primary and booster doses. Between 2015 and 2019, third-dose yearly vaccine coverage increased, on average, 3.3%. Specifically, during the post-initiation period, 109/137 (79.6%) of cases were unvaccinated. Relative VE was estimated at 96.2% [95% CI: 86.5%, 98.9%] with three doses; 100% with 4 and 5 booster doses. Absolute VE was estimated at 99.3% with three doses only. These results show that vaccination played an important role in maintaining a low number of pertussis cases in Panama, affirming the need for sustained investment and commitment to vaccination programs.

Sustainable production scheduling: insights from real-life applications

This study presents an in-depth exploration of sustainable production scheduling within manufacturing systems, focussing on the integration of sustainable objectives and their practical applications. A thorough literature review of 128 articles, adhering to PRISMA guidelines, is complemented by 11 interviews conducted in manufacturing firms. The research identifies a predominant focus on economic and environmental objectives in sustainable scheduling, while the inclusion of social aspects is emerging but remains underdeveloped. Notably, the study highlights a significant gap in real-world applications and a need for empirical studies. It emphasizes the importance of comprehensive sustainability objectives and robust methodologies for practical applications. The goal is to close the gap between theoretical advances and actual implementation of sustainable production scheduling, calling for a concerted effort to produce comprehensive, practical and innovative solutions in this area.

Analisis Akuntabilitas Pengelolaan Dana Desa di Kadu Agung Kecamatan Gunungsari

Village Fund Management is one of the most important things in realizing the Vision and Mission of an area to improve the welfare of the community. The aim of this research is to find out an analysis of the accountability of village fund management in Kadu Agung, Gunungsari District, Banten Province. The research method used was qualitative by conducting direct observations and interviews with several employees and the community in Kadu Agung Village, Gunungsari District. Based on the results of research by conducting direct interviews, it shows that the village fund planning stages are in accordance with the regulations that have been implemented and only involve a few community leaders, but not all of them can be realized, the implementation stage has an implementation schedule and the realization is not entirely in accordance with the schedule even though the community has assisted. The accountability of Kadu Agung Village employees only has evidence in the form of receipts for purchasing goods and not the entire community knows about their accountability. The results of managing village funds in Kadu Agung are not in accordance with the needs and expectations of the community because many poor people do not receive assistance from the village, causing inequality between the community and the Kadu Agung Village.

Exploiting stream scheduling in QUIC: Performance assessment over wireless connectivity scenarios

The advent of wireless technologies has led to the development of novel services for end-users, with stringent needs and requirements. High availability, very high throughput, low latency, and reliability are all of them crucial performance parameters. To address these demands, emerging technologies, such as non-terrestrial networks or millimeter wave (mmWave), are being included in 5G and Beyond 5G (B5G) specifications. mmWave enables massive data transmissions, at the expense of a more hostile propagation, typical for high frequency bands. Consequently, the inherent instability of the physical channel significantly affects the upper layers of the protocol stack, resulting in congestion and data losses, which might strongly hinder the overall communication performance. These challenges can be addressed not only at the link layer, but at any affected layer. QUIC is a new transport protocol designed to reduce communications latency in many ways. Among other features, it enables the use of multiple streams to effectively manage data flows sent through its underlying UDP socket. This paper introduces an implementation of priority-based stream schedulers along with the design of a flexible interface. Exploiting the proposed approach, applications are able to set the required scheduling scheme, as well as the stream priorities. The feasibility of the proposed approach is validated through an extensive experiment campaign, which combines Docker containers, the ns-3 simulator and the Mahimahi framework, which is exploited to introduce realistic mmWave channel traces. The results evince that an appropriate stream scheduler can indeed yield lower delays for time-sensitive applications by up to 36% under unreliable conditions.

Design and Implementation of TDMA Scheduling Based on BRKGA

Abstract Messages in wireless Ad hoc networks may require intermediate multi-hop forwarding from the source to the target node. To find an optimum contend-free time slots scheduling solution in Ad hoc, a TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) scheduling scheme based on BRKGA (Biased Random-key GA) is proposed. The algorithm divides the population of generation k into elite group and rest group. The elite solutions are copied directly to the next generation. One parent from the elite group and another parent from the rest population are randomly selected to crossover a new solution. The worst Pm solutions of the population of generation k are replaced by the mutants. The simulation results demonstrate that the TDMA based on BRKGA exhibits better performance in terms of lower frame length and higher channel utilization.

Accurate Analysis of Stand-up Time Rock Collapse When Inlet Tunnel Excavation is Carried out in there are Cracked and Broken Rock Formations and a Poorly Silty-clay Soil Profile

The condition of the rock formation and the poor stability of the type of soil mass (problematic soil) in the tunnel excavation route greatly influence the achievement of the collapse (stand-up time) that will occur. The thickness of the overburden pressure above the tunnel opening is often difficult to meet, so in the inlet zone as well as in the out-let zone, slope collapse often occurs and disrupts the work implementation schedule. On the slope of the inlet excavation location, there are also silt formations with outcroppings. Rocks from small to large sizes and there are even rock masses that are cracked so that the quality or strength of the rock is unstable when exposed to the equipment used when tunnel excavation work is carried out. This research method was carried out using an approach that corresponds to the Rock Quality Designation (RQD) value with the Rock Mass Rating (RMR) value which will provide a classification of rock classes and excavation methods. The data used in this research is rock data at the tunnel inlet of the Rukoh Dam Steering Building. From the RQD and RMR data and soil physical properties obtained in this research, analysis was carried out using the empirical approach introduced by Bieniawski. The results obtained from the in-situ test drilling work, the results of which were stored in the core box at the tunnel inlet, obtained an RQD value equal to 32.5% and an RMR value equal to 15. The RMR value shows that the rock at the tunnel inlet falls into the very category poor. With a tunnel opening as wide as 6.60 M, the stand-up time at the tunnel in-let is less than 30 minutes.

Pelaksanaan Program Tahfidz Al-Qur’an di MAN 2 Palembang

The aim of this research is to understand the implementation of the tahfidz program at MAN 2 Palembang and to identify the supporting and inhibiting factors during the implementation of the Qur’an memorization program at MAN 2 Palembang. This research employs a qualitative research method, and the informants include the head of the madrasa, the head of the Darul Ulum tahfidz house, tahfidz supervisors, and students. The data collection techniques used in this study are observation, interviews, and documentation. The data analysis techniques employed are data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion drawing. The validity of the data is tested using triangulation, which includes source triangulation, technique triangulation, and time triangulation. The results of the research indicate that the tahfidz Qur’an program at MAN 2 Palembang is carried out through direction, motivation, communication, and coordination in each process, starting with determining the program's objectives, defining success indicators, setting the implementation schedule, and appointing program coordinators. The supporting factors include adequate facilities and infrastructure, quality human resources, the presence of rewards and punishments, and the program's timing. The inhibiting factors include the students' own attitudes and their surrounding environment

Evaluasi Program Pendidikan

A comprehensive evaluation aims to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the program, thus allowing for informed decision-making for improvement and development. This study aims to analyze the concepts, objectives, principles, steps, supporting factors, inhibiting factors, and solutions to overcome inhibiting factors in the implementation of educational program evaluation. The research method used is a literature review, with a focus on literature review analysis that discusses the concepts and steps of evaluating educational programs, as well as factors that need to be considered in the evaluation. The results show that the evaluation of educational programs has the goal of assessing program effectiveness, identifying areas of improvement, and encouraging improvement in the quality of education. The evaluation of educational programs should be guided by the principle of objectivity and focus on the goals of the program. The steps that must be taken in the evaluation of educational programs include the preparation and implementation as well as monitoring of the evaluation of educational programs. Supporting factors for the evaluation of educational programs include clear and firm policies from the government and educational institutions. This policy includes evaluation standards that must be met, methodologies used, and evaluation implementation schedules Factors that hinder the evaluation of educational programs include a lack of resources, both in terms of finance and competent experts.

Penyuluhan Tentang Pendewasaan Usia Perkawinan di SMP N 1 Sungai Tebelian Tahun 2024

Increasing the age of marriage is an effort to increase the age at first marriage, namely the minimum age of 21 years for women and 25 years for men. The aim is to find out the healthy age limit for marriage and the impact of early marriage and unwanted pregnancy. The activity method is counseling on preparation for menarche including surveys, determining implementation schedules and data collection, pre-tests, socializing activities with outreach media, namely videos and leaflets. The activity was held on June 12 2024 at SMPN 1 Sungai Tebelian which was attended by 59 students aged 12-15 years. Post test and evaluation of questionnaire data processing using the Paired Sample Test. The results of data analysis show changes in the increase in knowledge of young women in pre-test and post-test Sig values. (2-tailed) of 0.000 < 0.05. The conclusion is that there is a difference in the increase in knowledge before and after counseling on maturation during marriage at SMPN 1 Sungai Tebelian. This outreach activity increases students' knowledge about healthy marriage age limits and the impact of early marriage and unwanted pregnancies.

Examining Current Vaccination Practices for Neonates, Including Healthcare Provider and Parental Attitudes and the Challenges of Implementing Vaccination Schedules: A Clinical Study.

Vaccination of neonates is crucial for preventing infectious diseases and ensuring public health. However, understanding the attitudes of healthcare providers and parents towards neonatal vaccination and the challenges in implementing vaccination schedules is essential for optimizing vaccination strategies. A clinical study was conducted involving healthcare providers and parents of neonates. Surveys were administered to assess attitudes towards neonatal vaccination, perceived barriers, and adherence to vaccination schedules. Data analysis was performed using statistical methods to identify trends and associations. Among healthcare providers (n = 200), 85% expressed strong support for neonatal vaccination, citing its importance in disease prevention. However, concerns regarding vaccine safety (62%) and parental hesitancy (48%) were identified as significant barriers. Among parents (n = 500), 78% reported willingness to vaccinate their neonates, with 60% adhering strictly to vaccination schedules. Common reasons for non-adherence included fear of adverse reactions (42%) and misinformation (28%). Challenges in vaccine administration, such as access issues (20%) and vaccine shortages (15%), were also reported. Healthcare providers generally endorse neonatal vaccination, recognizing its benefits in preventing infectious diseases. However, addressing concerns about vaccine safety and parental hesitancy is crucial for improving vaccination rates. Strategies aimed at enhancing education, promoting vaccine confidence, and addressing logistical challenges are essential for the successful implementation of neonatal vaccination schedules.

Supervisi Klinis dalam Pembinaan Profesionalisme Guru MA Amanatulloh Banyuwangi

Clinical supervision is an effort by madrasah heads to develop teachers to become more professional in teaching. Implementation of clinical supervision focuses on improving teacher weaknesses in learning This research aims to describe clinical supervision through planning, classroom observation, and evaluation and analysis in the professional development of teachers at MA Amanatulloh at the Amanatulloh Banyuwangi Islamic Boarding School. This research approach is qualitative with a case study type of research. Data collection techniques include interviews, observation and documentation. The research subjects were the school principal as supervisor, teachers and students. Data analysis through data condensation, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. Test the validity of the data through credibility tests and confirmability tests. To ensure whether the data is valid or not through data source triangulation, method triangulation, and member check. The results of the research are (1) madrasa head planning; stimulus through meetings to share perceptions of clinical supervision goals, problem identification, supervision implementation schedule contracts, instruments, implementation concepts, and teacher problem focus. (2) Class observation; The supervisor and teacher enter the classroom together to make observations regarding the teacher's teaching skills, the teacher's interaction with students, and the feedback from the students themselves. (3) Evaluation and analysis; the process of evaluating and analyzing the results which are used as benchmarks for follow-up activities to improve teachers through discussion and analysis. Supervisors direct teachers to take part in training and be actively involved in MGMP forums to strengthen knowledge and benchmark learning to make it more varied.