Limited Quota Research Articles

Examining the effects of alcohol prohibition Laws in Pakistan on public health

Globally, more than 3.3 million people die of alcohol use every year. Alcohol consumption has a causal association with more than 230 disorders. Pakistan framed its first alcohol prohibition laws in 1977. These laws were further strengthened in 1979 through an ordinance. There is a complete ban on Muslims for alcohol use in the country, while non-Muslims can get a limited quota. There is a punishment of 80 whips for drinking for Muslim citizens. The biggest loophole in the policy is the issuance of quota permits to non-Muslims. These quotas are largely misused by the Muslims in the country. The use of tainted alcohol takes the lives of hundreds of people every year. There is a need to revisit the alcohol policy of Pakistan. There should either be a complete ban on alcohol use for all citizens or the government should take concrete measures for restraining the availability of substandard, or tainted alcoholic beverages. Key Words: Alcohol, Prohibition, Public health, Hudood ordinance, Alcohol-related harm.

Harvest of transboundary grey wolves from Yellowstone National Park is largely additive

Abstract Large carnivores are globally threatened due to habitat fragmentation and loss, prey depletion and human exploitation. Human exploitation includes both legal and illegal hunting and trapping. Protected areas can create refugia from hunting and trapping; however, hunting can still threaten wide‐ranging large carnivores when they leave these areas. Large carnivore reintroductions to protected areas are often motivated to restore ecological processes, including wolf reintroduction to Yellowstone National Park (YNP). Determining if harvest is compensatory or additive is essential for informed conservation strategies, as it influences the overall impact on wolf populations and their ecosystems. If harvest was compensatory, then increasing harvest pressure outside YNP should not decrease overall survival for transboundary wolves. Alternatively, if increasing harvest was additive, then increasing harvest pressure outside YNP should decrease overall survival for transboundary wolves. We tested the effects of variable harvest pressure following delisting on the survival of YNP grey wolves (Canis lupus) from 1995 to 2022. We defined three harvest levels: no harvest, harvest with limited quotas and unlimited harvest. We used Cox‐proportional hazards models and cumulative incidence functions to estimate survival rates, factors affecting survival and cause‐specific mortality between these three harvest periods to test predictions of the additive mortality hypothesis. Most harvested wolves that primarily lived in YNP were killed adjacent to the park border. Cox‐proportional hazards models revealed that mortality was highest during years of unlimited harvest during winter outside YNP. Cause‐specific mortality analyses showed that natural mortality from other wolves and harvest were the two leading causes of death, but that harvest mortality had additive effects on wolf mortality. Wolf survival decreased with increased harvest mortality, while natural mortality remained relatively unchanged. Synthesis and applications. High rates of additive harvest mortality of wolves could negatively impact wolf survival in YNP. Harvest mortality of transboundary wolves is additive possibly due to source‐sink dynamics of uneven spatial susceptibility of wolves to harvest mortality across protected area borders, as well as effects of harvest on complex social dynamics of wolves in YNP. Transboundary management of large carnivores is challenging, yet cooperation between agencies is vital for wolf management in and around YNP. Our results support the use of small quota zones surrounding protected areas, that minimize transboundary mortality impacts on large carnivores living primarily inside protected areas.

IMPLEMENTASI E-GOVERNMENT DALAM PEMANFAATAN APLIKASI MOBILE PASPOR (M-PASPOR) PADA KANTOR IMIGRASI KELAS II TPI TANJUNG UBAN

M-Paspor aims to make passport services more transparent, accountable and fast. However, in the process of its application as a public servant, the socialization provided has not been able to fully reach the community. So people have to come repeatedly to just ask questions related to the use of the application. This study aims to describe the implementation of e-government in the use of m-paspor applications at the Immigration Office Class II TPI Tanjung Uban. The research method used is a qualitative method with a descriptive approach. The theory used from Harvard JFK School of Government, with several indicators including Support, Capacity and Value. The results showed that the implementation of e-government in the use of m-paspor applications has run in accordance with the objectives but has not been optimal in one of the indicators. In the Support indicator, support in the form of SOP’s and m-paspor policies, direct socialization and through social media as well as supporting infrastructure at the Immigration Office Class II TPI Tanjung Uban is quite good. In the Capacity indicator, the availability of financial resources is intended for socialization needs, the information technology infrastructure in the service process looks adequate to facilitate the community, but in the process of implementing the application there are still several obstacles, including frequent application errors, payment codes do not come out, limited quotas and so on, as well as the availability of human resources derived from receiving CPNS selection analysis S1 immigration and has been provided with periodic training by the Directorate General of Immigration. The Value indicator is considered good, because both officers and the public have been able to feel the convenience with the m-paspor application.

Perkembangan Surabaya Sightseeing and City Tour Bus Sebagai Promosi Wisata di Kota Surabaya

The city of Surabaya is a tourist destination that has tourism potential in history, beaches, culinary tourism, cultural performances and others. The variety of tourism potential that the city of Surabaya has, encourages the city to continue to innovate in its tourism development so that it can be known by the wider community. The existence of the SSCT Bus is a manifestation of the innovation of the City of Surabaya to be able to introduce tourism through a different experience by riding a bus. This research aims to determine the development of SSCT Bus in promoting tourism in Surabaya. The methods used in this research are field observation, interviews and literature study. The results of the analysis show that SSCT Bus operations are still hampered by ticket reservations and limited quotas on SSCT Buses. Apart from that, SSCT Bus needs to pay attention to promotion through social media, namely creating a special Instagram account, which can focus more on the identity of SSCT Bus itself.

Keputusan Pembelian Ditinjau dari Word Of Mouth di PT Ebad Al Rahman Wisata Kabupaten Jember

The limited quota and short time for the Hajj pilgrimage have resulted in quite long waiting lists. Many prospective regular Hajj pilgrims tend to choose other options, namely Hajj Plus or Umrah. The purchase decision of prospective Hajj Plus or Umrah pilgrims is influenced by several factors, one of which is word of mouth (WOM). This research uses a quantitative approach with a type of causality research. The sample was determined using an accidental sampling technique with a sample size of 100 respondents. The data analysis method uses simple linear regression. The research results show that word of mouth influences purchasing decisions. If pilgrims who have used Umrah and Hajj plus services increasingly provide recommendations through word of mouth, the confidence of prospective pilgrims in deciding to purchase Umrah and Hajj plus service products at PT Ebad Al Rahman Wisata Jember Regency will increase.

Pelaksanaan Pembelajaran Daring pada Mata Pelajaran PJOK SMP Negeri di Kecamatan Boja

The Covid-19 phenomenon forces PJOK learning activities to be carried out online. This study aims to find out how the implementation of PJOK learning during the COVID-19 pandemic at State Junior High Schools throughout the Boja District, Kendal Regency. This study uses a qualitative method. Data collection techniques through observation, interviews, and documentation. The object of the research is a public junior high school in the District of Boja. The subjects in this study were principals, PJOK teachers, and students at state junior high schools throughout Boja District. The results showed that learning plans such as syllabus and lesson plans were sourced from the MGMP, while the implementation of learning was not in accordance with the existing lesson plans or could be said to adjust to the situation. The learning method used is the online method. The learning media used are Google Classroom, Zoom, Whatsapp and Goggle Drive. From the results of the study it can be concluded that in the aspect of learning planning it has been implemented quite well or not optimally. In the aspect of learning implementation, teachers have not used current technology, such as zoom or google classroom. In the evaluation aspect, all aspects of the assessment have been carried out. One of the obstacles in PJOK learning activities is unstable signal, limited quota and network, and there are some students who do not have mobile phones.

Comparative Analysis of Prediction Results of Decision Support Systems Simple Additive Weighting Method with Preference Selection Index in Determining Scholarship Recipients

Educational Assistance needs to be a concern because currently the majority of students have the potential and ability but are constrained financially so this needs to be taken seriously by the government, currently, the government through the Ministry of Education has been trying to provide financial assistance in the form of scholarships including achievement improvement scholarships academic. Currently, to get a scholarship, each university certainly gets a limited quota. This is done to provide equal distribution of educational assistance, due to the large difference between the quota obtained and students who need assistance, so it is necessary to provide eligibility selection for students who are entitled to get scholarships. This study took sample data from the 2023 even semester scholarship list at Manado State University, especially in the Informatics Engineering Study Program, then normalized the data to use the SAW and PSI methods. After normalization, calculations were carried out using the SAW and PSI methods. predictions from the two methods will then be tested for the level of accuracy using the confusion matrix method. The result is that the SAW method has an accuracy rate of 98.13% and then the PSI accuracy rate is 97.24% based on the results of the prediction accuracy, the SAW method has a higher accuracy rate than PSI.

SIYASAH TANFIZIYYAH SYAR'IYYAH ANALYSIS OF THE PROCESS OF PROPOSING A PLAN FOR THE USE OF FOREIGN WORKFORCE IN CENTRAL LAMPUNG ACCORDING TO ARTICLE 17 PARAGRAPH 2 OF GOVERNMENT REGULATION NUMBER 34 OF 2021 CONCERNING USE FOREIGN WORKERS

Foreign Workers are foreign citizens holding visas with the intention of working in Indonesian territory. The use of foreign workers in Indonesia is needed because it accelerates the national development process. The number of foreign workers in Indonesia is now increasing every year so that there is a visible gap between local workers and foreign workers, even though the government itself has limited the period of use of foreign workers as stated in Article 17 paragraph (2) of Government Regulation Number 34 of 2021 concerning Using Foreign Workers, it is necessary for the government to play a role in the process of proposing a plan for the use of foreign workers in accordance with these regulations. This research includes field research. The data process in this research uses observation, interview and documentation data collection methods, the research uses qualitative research and is assisted by using theories related to this problem. The conclusion of this research is that the process of proposing a Plan for the Use of Foreign Workers (RPTKA) according to Article 17 Paragraph (2) of Government Regulation Number 34 of 2021 concerning the Use of Foreign Workers by the Central Lampung Regency Manpower and Transmigration Service has not been implemented optimally, because there are still obstacles in the process of proposing a plan for the use of foreign workers, namely, inaccurate completion time for documents, website system problems often experiencing disruptions, limited quota for licensing applications within 1 (one) day. Siyasah Tanfiziyyah Syari'yyah analysis of the implementation of Article 17 Paragraph (2) of Government Regulation Number 34 of 2021 concerning the Use of Foreign Workers in the Central Lampung Regency Manpower and Transmigration Service is less than optimal in carrying out its mandate where the process of proposing a RPTKA is hampered a lot because inaccurate completion time for documents. Where proposing an RPTKA application or extending the RPTKA, the document process until completion can take more than a week.

Implementation of Zoning System in Student Admission at SMAN 12 in Pekanbaru City

One of the objectives of the zoning system regulation is the equalization of education for all students. In the effort to implement this zoning system, there are still many obstacles felt by the school, such as the limited number of school quotas in accepting students. From the parents and students there are problems with this zoning system because students cannot enter the desired school and limited quotas or the distance of the house and as if outside the zoning boundaries, causing confusion in sending children to school because they do not enter the school zoning that students want. The purpose of this research is how the implementation of the zoning system in the acceptance of students at SMAN 12 in Pekanbaru City. The research is qualitative research. Descriptive method with research informants consisting of Principal, students and parents of students. Data collection techniques used are interviews and documentation studies. The type of data and data sources used primary data and secondary data

Peran Perpustakaan Sekolah Sebagai Sumber Belajar Siswa di SDN Bagus 2 Marabahan

This study aims to describe the implementation and obstacles in the role of the library as a learning resource at SDN Bagus 2 Marabahan.This research is a qualitative descriptive study. The informants of this research are school principals, administrators, teachers and students. Data collection techniques used are observation, interviews, and documentation. Data analysis uses the steps of data collection, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. Data validity testing techniques using triangulation, reference materials, and member checks. The results of the research show that the implementation of library management as a learning resource has not run optimally. Some aspects of library management still have many shortcomings, such as buildings that do not meet the requirements, equipment and supplies that are not yet complete, collections of library materials are still small, services are still not supervised, and there is no clear library code of conduct. Obstacles to the library as a source of learning are inadequate building or room facilities, limited book collections, incomplete tools and equipment, and the limited quota of assistance provided by the government through the education office.

Implementasi Metode Simple Additive Weighting Untuk Penerimaan Mahasiwa Baru Jalur KIP Pada STMIK Dharma Wacana

KIP scholarships at stmik have 7 (seven) types of scholarships given to prospective students such as KIP scholarships, achievement scholarships, Islamic boarding schools, CSR, DT Cares, Creator Content, and Tahfhidz Qur'an,There are registration problems and limited quotas, so it is necessary to have a selection of calculations and election data collection in order to produce accurate data. Of the several types of scholarships, the KIP scholarship is the scholarship most in demand by prospective STMIK Dharma Wacana students. Therefore, this research will focus on KIP scholarships. The method used for this problem is Simple Additive Weighting (SAW). The SAW method is expected to be able to select the best alternative from a number of alternatives.The criteria for accepting registration for prospective new students through the KIP route include: Written Test, Interview Test, Report Card Score Test, File Completeness Score, and Home Eligibility Value. The result of calculating the Simple Additive Weighting method is that the highest score is Ar-Roqiib'u Raihannicko, the second highest is Eka Diana Forensia, and the third highest is Ahmad Rendi Ardiyanto.

Student’s Response to the Google Classroom Application in Learning English of Junior High School Students

The purpose of this study was to determine student responses to the use of the google classroom application in online learning of English subjects for class VIII-C SMPN 1 Prambon. Therefore, to support the smooth process of learning activities during the pandemic, teachers are emphasized to be more creative and innovative so that learning activities remain effective even though they are carried out online. As part of supporting the teaching and learning process, teachers use online learning application media. The online learning application media currently used by teachers at SMPN 1 Prambon is the Google Classroom application media. By using the google classroom application media, teachers can share materials and assignments for students while students can access materials and assignments that have been shared by the teacher and can be done in the application provided by the teacher. In this study used descriptive qualitative research methods by conducting direct interviews. The research location is at SMPN 1 Prambon. The results of student responses to the use of the Google Classroom application in online English learning have positive and negative responses. There are benefits that are felt by students, namely saving time, being easy and practical in carrying out learning process activities and being considered effective in the current pandemic conditions. In learning English, students are more interested in paying attention to the material provided in the form of learning videos. While for the negative response, learning English using the Google Classroom application is not fun and enough to make students feel bored because students often face obstacles, namely related to poor signal constraints and limited quotas, applications that sometimes have errors and must be updated, limited cellphone storage space makes students have difficulty in downloading the material provided, lack of communication between teachers and students.

Assessing and managing charismatic marine megafauna in Palau: Bumphead parrotfish (Bolbometopon muricatum) and Napoleon wrasse (Cheilinus undulatus)

Abstract Bumphead parrotfish (Bolbometopon muricatum) and Napoleon wrasse (Cheilinus undulatus) are large, charismatic species with high economic and cultural value in Palau and are important for ecosystem function. As a result of intense fishing pressure, landings in Palau for both species declined dramatically in the 1990s and, in response, national legislation was enacted in 2006 that imposed a total ban on the extraction, possession, and sale of both species. In 2013 and 2021, fisheries‐independent stock assessments were conducted and found that the spawning potential ratios (SPRs) for bumphead parrotfish increased slightly from 30% to 34%. Conversely, the SPRs for Napoleon wrasse declined from 12% in 2013 to 4% in 2021. Despite the fishery being closed since 2006, these data suggest the likelihood of significant poaching, resulting in low SPR values, particularly for Napoleon wrasse. Prior to the COVID‐19 pandemic, marine tourism played a central role in the economic and social life of Palau. A willingness‐to‐pay survey found that divers would pay $1.27 million (2020 USD) more for strictly managed catches of both species, and nearly $3.00 million more if the fishery remained closed. The total market value for bumphead parrotfish peaked in 1995 at $112,190. The peak total market value for Napoleon wrasse was $66,434 in 2002. The welfare gain/loss for diver tourism is an order of magnitude greater than the fishery market gain/loss, and healthy marine ecosystems are essential for the post‐COVID‐19 economic recovery of Palau. However, because of the cultural importance of these species, there is a desire to manage this fishery for customary use. Opening a general subsistence harvest season is not recommended ecologically; however, the results suggest that if the SPR of bumphead parrotfish can recover to 40%, a limited quota of individuals with a total length of >95 cm could be sustained, which could be allocated via lottery. However, the fishery for Napoleon wrasse should remain closed given the extremely low SPR values and limited number of large adults in the population.

Classifying High School Scholarship Recipients Using the K-Nearest Neighbor Algorithm

YBM PLN UIWS2JB provides scholarships for high school students who cannot afford school tuition due to poverty or other economic conditions. Since the target is specific, the foundation must carefully select the recipients to ensure the scholarship is granted to those who deserve it. The predetermined criteria combined with the limited quota available become a difficulty in itself as a large number of applications are coming in. Data mining with a classification method using the K-Nearest Neighbor algorithm is believed to be one of the alternative solutions to solve this problem. This study aims to examine how this method could help in the selection process to determine who is eligible to receive the scholarship, and it also aims to evaluate the algorithm's performance with the optimal K value. The findings of this research showed that the classification method using K-Nearest Neighbor is the potential to be applied in a case such as this. The results found an accuracy of 91% in the selection process and are included in the Excellent Classification category. The optimal K value obtained is K = 5.

Catching better quality fish with novel codend technology: Precision Seafood Harvesting

Our study describes the design and operation of a novel codend developed in New Zealand to reduce fish damage during trawling, haul back and unloading. The Modular Harvesting System (MHS) is a membrane-like fabric tube with escapement holes that replaces the mesh codend of a trawl. The terminal section of the MHS is non-porous, which allows fish to be lifted aboard in a fluid environment. During its development, the MHS was deployed on a variety of vessels (18–82 m, 300–5400 kW) across various fisheries in New Zealand. The hydrodynamic (water flow) and hydrostatic (pressure) environment created by the MHS was investigated via computational modelling, in situ flow measurement (acoustic Doppler current profiling), accelerometry and videography of fish behaviour. The graded flow reduction and open geometry of the MHS was observed to reduce the impact of factors that cause physical damage and fatigue to the catch in mesh codends. Accelerometry measurements demonstrated the MHS moved less and maintained a more stable position during trawling than conventional codends. The low damage capture environment afforded by the MHS enabled fishers and vessel owners to evolve their fishing strategies and modify onboard handling equipment to derive maximum value from their limited quota.

Istiratijiyatu Ta'lim al-Lughah al-'Arabiyyah 'Abra Wasail al-Tawasul al-Ijtima'i al-Iliktruni

This research departs from the rise of the phenomenon of online learning that has occurred recently, both in formal and non-formal schools. The objectives of this study include: first, to find strategies used in learning Arabic through social media at Markaz Arabiyah Pare Kediri. Second, the supporting and inhibiting factors in learning Arabic through social media at the Pare Kediri Arabiyah Markaz. Third, to find advantages and disadvantages in learning Arabic through social media at the Pare Kediri Arabiyah Markaz. This study uses a qualitative research design with a case study type. The data collection techniques are carried out through observation, interviews and documentation. To analyze the data, the researcher uses the theory of analysis according to Miles and Hiberman by collecting data, presenting data, reducing data, and drawing conclusions. At the stage of checking the validity of the data, researchers used the triangulation method. The results of the study show that (a) the strategies used in learning Arabic through social media include student-centered strategies, teaching material-centered strategies, heuristics, direct instruction strategies, interactive learning strategies and independent learning strategies. (b) supporting factors consist of intrinsic factors such as student motivation and discipline. Extrinsic such as, availability of internet quota, strong network, supportive environment, intensive supervision, attractive methods and strategies that are relevant and effective. The obstacles faced by the majority are the limited quota they have, the weak network, the lack of student motivation and the difficulty of supervising them. (c) the advantages and disadvantages consist of 3 things, namely: first the advantages and disadvantages of aspects of the learning process such as interactive, direct service from the teacher, conditional time, while the drawback is that it is less effective when compared to offline classes and others. Second, the advantages and disadvantages of the aspects of the device used are more flexible, not limited by space, while the disadvantages are blurry cameras, limited cellphone specifications and others. Third, the advantages and disadvantages of aspects of the application used, such as the application being easy to use, while the disadvantages are extravagant quota, requiring a strong signal.

Evaluation of Teacher Appointment and Relocation Principles in the Perspective of Current Regulations: An Example of Apology/Excuse Group Appointment

In recent years, the demands of teachers working in public institutions affiliated to the Ministry of National Education to assign excuses have become quite controversial. It is seen that the procedures and principles regarding ensuring the family integrity of teachers come to the fore, especially in the intra-provincial appointments of disabled groups. In this context, the aim of the research is to propose solutions to the problems experienced by systematically revealing the principles of apology determination of teachers working in the public sector. Case study, one of the qualitative research methods, was used in the study. According to the results of the research, teachers who choose in the second stage of the provincial disability group assignment are faced with the warning "There is no vacant quota in your field". The appointment of teachers who are more than the norm staff before the appointment of excuses causes the teachers who request to assign excuses to experience grievances. In particular, the demands of the teachers to make excuses within the province cannot be met by the administration due to the insufficient number of service points and the limited quota. In recent years, the Ministry of National Education has been applying a "provincial order" for excuse assignments made outside the province. The fact that contracted teachers do not apply for an excuse assignment before completing three years creates grievances. Not counting the lack of education among the excuses prevents teachers from receiving postgraduate education. Accordingly, it is thought that introducing a "neighborhood order" for teachers who have been working in the same province for six years or more will prevent congestion in appointments. In the appointment of the provincial apology, all districts within the province should be opened under the pretext of family unity.

Inovasi pelayanan era new normal di Dinas Perpustakaan dan Kearsipan Kota Cirebon

The presence of the New Normal era is not only a solution to reducing the tension of the Covid-19 pandemic and creating a new order of life but also a challenge for various sectors that must continue. The closure of the library building should not be a reason for libraries to stop providing information services to the public. The Cirebon City Library and Archive Service (Dispusip) continues to adapt to changes and strive to implement services to keep running. This study aimed to find out the form of Cirebon City Dispusip's innovation and obstacles during the Covid-19 pandemic. This study used a descriptive qualitative approach. Data collection techniques were carried out through field observations, direct interviews, and literature studies. The informants selected in this study were two employees at the Cirebon City Dispusip. The study results indicated that in the implementation of library services during the Covid-19 pandemic, the Cirebon City Office of Education had made innovations in the form of online services. They included several types of services, namely offline visiting services with limited quotas, online circulation services, online membership services, digital library application services, as well as digital-based creative literacy programs. The obstacle faced by the Cirebon City Dispusip in implementing online service innovations was the problem of system/server errors. The existence of online service innovations that have been implemented has enabled services at the Cirebon City Dispusip to continue running even in a pandemic.

“What are Left from Learning during the Pandemic?” EFL Students’ Problems and Strategies in E-Learning Platform

<p>This study aimed to review the implementation of online learning and EFL students' problems and strategies in learning English using the E-learning platform during the Covid-19 pandemic. This research design implemented a qualitative approach by using narrative inquiry. The data collection technique was done by semi-structured interviews, while the data analysis used Braun and Clark’s thematic analysis. The result showed that learning English using E-learning at Senior High School covered downloading learning material, forums, and exercises. In the implementation of online learning, several problems were faced by students, including the difficulty in managing time, equipment, and technical needs such as weak signal, limited quota, inadequate gadgets, teacher’s lack of explanation in learning material, and listening skills, which were not effective. Meanwhile, students utilized these strategies to overcome challenges. It included organizing time management, utilizing free internet data packages, utilizing diverse abilities in the learning environment, asking subject teachers via private chat via WhatsApp, requesting assistance from classmates (peer tutoring), performing autonomous learning, and searching for additional references or sources and supporting videos. Thus, this study depicts the challenges encountered by EFL students that teacher can use in encouraging their students to solve problems using these strategies.</p>

Adolescent learning and health behavior during the COVID-19 pandemic

Background: COVID-19 pandemic, in its first year, forced restrictions on social, economic, work, education, and religious activities. All activities were diverted and conducted online to avoid exposure to the coronavirus. These online activities had an impact on students, particularly learning behavior and behavior related to health aspects. Objective: This research aimed to analyze adolescent learning and health behavior. Methods: A descriptive method with a cross-sectional study design was used. The research was conducted from November to December 2021 among students of the Faculty of Public Health, Halu Oleo University, Kendari City, South East Sulawesi Province, Indonesia. Data were collected using online questionnaires with Google Forms and were processed using epi info. Results: The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on adolescents from the aspect of learning behavior was, during the online learning process, many adolescents experienced constraints, such as the lack of optimal internet networks in their areas in rural areas, the limited quota due to the pandemic also had an impact on the economy of students’ parents, power outages and unfavorable weather condition. In addition, changes in adolescent learning behavior became more skilled in using various applications. In terms of health behavior, there was a change in perspective and behavior, which is more sensitive to health, including dietary habits, exercise pattern, and readiness to face the new normal. Conclusion: The students got difficulty learning technically due to online learning, but there were also many positive impacts, namely increasing skills related to the use of technology, social communication, and health behavior.