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ANALISIS KEMAMPUAN LITERASI MEMBACA PADA CERITA LEGENDA SISWA KELAS 5 DI SDN CIPONDOH 8 KOTA TANGERANG

ABSTRACT Reading literacy is a core part of learning is schools that cannot be separated. This ability is the most basic foundation for achieving success in learning. The purpose of this study was to describe the literacy skills in reading comprehension of legend stories for fifth grade students at SDN Cipondoh 8, Tangerang City. The focus of this study was to determine the extent of literacy skills in reading comprehension of ledend stories for fifth grade students at SDN Cipondoh 8 Tangerang City. This research is a descriptive qualitative study with a teacher as the subject and 26 fifth grade students. The data collection techniques used were tests, interview, observation, and documentation. The research method used is descriptive method and data analysis uses data triangulation which consists of three activities namely, data reduction, data presentation and conclusions. Of the 26 subjects who were given a test to answer story questions, 2 people got grades in the very good category, then 10 people got grades in the good category, and 14 people got scores in the fair category. The results of the study showed that almost all students reading comprehension literacy skills were quite good, based on students comprehension abilities on indicators of understanding the meaning of words and the meaning of the stories they read.

Caste, Resistance, and Religion: A Critical Study of ‘Making of Matuaism’

Matuaism developed into a full-grown organized religion in the beginning of twentieth century, and a popular religion in contemporary time. Its genesis and development has sparked many questions and concerns for the simple reason that, a large section of Namasudra people got organized under a leadership of two anti-caste leaders of Bengal, namely Harichand Thakur and Guruchand Thakur, and invented a new religion for the so-called untouchables of Bengal. The present article is an attempt to historicize the nascent journey of Matuaism from second half of nineteenth century till present time, and to critically evaluate its religious doctrine that primarily dismantles Brahminical hegemony as enunciated and canonized in the Rig Veda and other religious texts. Drawing within the framework of anti-caste movements, the present article evaluates Matuaism as a resistant religion to Brahminical hegemony on the one hand, and justifies its theology as a praxis solely devoted to public welfare and utilitarianism on the other. The so-called untouchables of Bengal who did not have any social identity and respect, invented their own religion and secured their social and cultural identity through authentic representation of their religious culture.

PENGENDALIAN DIABETES MELITUS MELALUI EDUKASI DAN PEMERIKSAAN KADAR GULA DARAH SEWAKTU DI PERUMAHAN ROTO KENONGO SEWON

Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is one of many health problems that have an impact on productivity and reduce the quality of human resources. Diabetes is a metabolic disorder characterized by high blood glucose levels and several symptoms including polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia and weight loss. This community service aims to increase knowledge and awareness in the prevention and management of Diabetes Mellitus and to find out the category of blood sugar levels in the Roto Kenongo Sewon Residential Community, Bantul District, Yogyakarta. The method used is socialization with lectures and discussions as well as checking the current blood sugar (GDS). The number of participants in this community service was attended by 30 participants. The results of this service found that 3 people got GDS results 200 mg/dl in the DM category. The results of education on management of DM, the community was enthusiastic and able to answer several questions during the discussion session.

온라인 텍스트 기반 COVID-19 관련 감정분석

With the expansion of the social network service (SNS) market, a large amount of data is accumulated and analyzed, so people's emotions can be confirmed in people's thoughts and opinions. The coronavirus infection-19 (COVID-19), which has recently had a great impact on the world, has been so influential that it has changed people's daily lives. In the beginning, it gave people great fear and shock, but as time went on, people got used to it. Now that we have reached the era of ‘End Corona’, we can feel that people’s feelings about COVID-19 are changing. This study identifies emotions by using the NRC Emotional Dictionary with SNS data related to COVID-19, examines changes in people's emotions about COVID-19 over time, and then investigates how emotions change using LDA and language network. The analysis results indicate that the most felt emotions are 'fear' and 'trust', and the main cause of the change in emotion is 'vaccine'. In addition, in the early stage of vaccine development, ‘fear’ is low due to trust in the vaccine, but ‘fear’ is felt again due to the side effects of the vaccine, and it is confirmed that there is a difference in feelings about COVID-19 between the early stage of 2020 and the late stage of 2022.

Movement Analysis Short Pass and Student Palembang 52 State Futsal Team

This research is to find out if there is an effect of training short passes and zig-zag run to improve the skills of passing the ball by students of the men’s futsal team at SMP Negeri 52 Palembang. The method in this research is descriptive qualitative. The research subjects were students who were included in the men’s futsal team, which consisted of 25 male members, while the object of agility research was the attitude of executing movements short pass and zig-zag run. Data analysis was used for data collection using tests short passes from Arsil, namely the test of kicking the ball from a few minutes to place and target in the fastest time. For the Zig-zag run use the sheet technique observation (checklist). Based on the research results, 7 people got a combined score between record time and target accuracy at intervals of > 124 with a score classification of “very good”. Then there are as many as 16 people getting a combined score at a value interval of 104 - 123 with a “good” score classification. The remaining 2 people get a combined score in the interval 85 - 103 with a “moderate” score classification. Based on the results of the research and discussion it can be concluded that the ability short pass most of them was good, as many as 7 people got scores in the very good category (28%) and as many as 16 people (64%) were included in the good category, and 2 people were included in the medium category (2%). Whereas zig-zag run experienced an increase in agility as indicated by the final result of 79.5% which was classified as good, consisting of 11 students (27.3%) which were categorized as very well, 9 students (50.0%) which were classified as good, 3 students (13.6%) which were categorized as sufficient, and 2 students (9.1%) were categorized as lacking.

Post Pandemic Readjustment to Traditional Education System: Analyzing Difficulties of University Students and Recommendations

The recent outburst of COVID-19 has utterly revolutionized the world in every sector of life, be it health, economy, tourism, employment or education. Internet revolution, for the first time, with such pace and potential played the most important role amidst crises. Though, work from home and virtual education system have been existing long before the outburst of COVID-19, however, the rampant and widespread use of internet appeared as a result of global pandemic which mandated social isolation as the most important COVID combating measure. It was the December of 2019, when COVID-19 outburst in the Chinese district of Wuhan and then started spreading to other countries. Along with many other measures to combat the situation, virtual education system was introduced at every level of education; PG, primary, secondary, higher secondary, graduation and post-graduation level. Once, the global expedition for vaccination is launched successfully, and many people got vaccinated as well, and the danger of COVID-19 shattered to an extent, different institutions started to normalize their systems to the pre-COVID-19 era. Readjustment to the traditional education system from virtual/ online education system was also commenced. When the online or virtual education system was launched, it wasn’t adapted without hardships, like learning to use virtual education tools to the problem of the affordability of these tools and access to internet. However, once the whole education system switched to the virtual class system, a call back to the traditional education system came, since the hovering threat of COVID spread was shedding away. To this, the reaction was observed. Many of the students wanted to continue their education with the online/virtual system, for which, they present many reasons. This research paper targets the population of the university students and aims at exploring the difficulties the university students are facing in readjustment to the traditional education system. Also, some recommendations are given to ease the issue of readjustment to the traditional education system keeping in view the targets of educational institutes.

Descriptive Data Analysis of Credit Card Transactions

Abstract: In the previous decades there was a lot of usage of cash and that was the only way in which people could buy and sell things then came the system of Bank Accounts , Debit Cards and Credit Cards and people got adapted to this new system in this paper we will analyze what difference did the Credit Cards bring in the lives of people and how the usage of credit cards is in different parts of India we will analyze the data to understand the customer spending patterns for promotional campaigns, such as during festivals or holidays, in order to better target customer segments according to city and gender-based spending habits. Analyzes consumer trends and interests by looking at the type of purchases people make based on their gender and city. Detects potential credit card fraud or malicious activity, such as by analysing changes in spending habits or unusual purchases, by city and gender. Allows you to identify the top merchants based on the number of transactions and the value of the transactions

Sentiments towards Emergency Remote Teaching on Twitter: A Longitudinal Comparative Sentiment Analysis

This longitudinal and comparative study investigated people’s sentiments toward emergency remote teaching in tweets posted in two different languages from January 10 to August 16 2021 when mass vaccinations started and continued. The results indicated that English tweets (a) included more positive sentiments towards emergency remote teaching; (b) were more supportive and motivating; and (c) focused on topics related to education, online education, and English as a second or foreign language. However, Turkish tweets (a) included more similar amounts of neutral and positive sentiments; (b) involved politics and government-related content; and (c) touched on topics related to preschool education, ministry of national education and the e-school system used during the pandemic. Lastly, compared to positive and neutral sentiments, there were fewer negative sentiments in tweets in both languages suggesting that people got used to emergency remote teaching over time. In other words, despite any ongoing issues, people’s reactions to emergency remote teaching on Twitter improved and became either more neutral or positive in a year or so, which implies that increasing optimism due to vaccinations during sudden health crises may calibrate people’s sentiments towards compulsory solutions such as emergency remote teaching.

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUSBAND AND HEALTH WORKERS' SUPPORT WITH MOTHER'S INTEREST IN USING IUD CONTRACEPTION


 Intrauterine Contraception Device (IUD) is a method of contraception that is quite safe and is the most recommended in the national family planning program in Indonesia. This study aims to study the significant relationship between the support of husbands and health workers with mothers' interest in using IUD contraception in the working area of the Taba Lagan Health Center, Central Bengkulu Regency. The approach of this study used a descriptive correlation with a cross sectional approach. The population in this study were all couples of childbearing age who came to visit the Taba Lagan Health Center in February 2022, as many as 91 people were taken using accidental sampling. Data collection in this study uses primary data by distributing questionnaires. Data analysis was carried out by the Chi Square test (x) with the Contingency Coefficient test (c). The results of the study from 91 samples there were 53 people with low interest, 52 husbands did not support and 72 people got good information from health workers. The results of the Bivariate analysis show that there is husband support in the very weak category, and information on health workers in the weak category in the working area of the Taba Lagan Health Center, Central Bengkulu Regency. It is hoped that they can use appropriate contraception according to the age and parity of the mother to manage pregnancy spacing and reduce the impact of contraceptive use on mother's health

STATE ASSISTANCE IN SUPPORTING ENTERPRISES DURING MARTIAL LAW

The Russian-Ukrainian war, unleashed by the russian federation in 2014, caused destabilization of the development of the regions: the occupation of the Crimea and hostilities in certain areas of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions as well as led to economic decline due to the loss of control over the part of the territory and its economic potential. During the last eight years, the Ukrainian economy and the Ukrainian people got used to the state of hybrid warfare to have become a significant factor in the gradual changes in the development of entrepreneurship in the country. On February 24, 2022, russia launched a full-scale and unprecedented war against Ukraine, which harmed people, infrastructure, and caused a devastating impact on Ukraine’s economy. At the same time, the work of Ukrainian entrepreneurship during the war is a particularly important source of filling the state budget and creating jobs. Therefore, the development and implementation of a well-founded and effective state policy of supporting the development of entrepreneurship in order to create favorable conditions for its organization and management are currently particularly relevant for Ukraine. Taking into account the above, the article is dedicated to the study of programs of state support and stimulation of the development of entrepreneurship adopted by the government in terms of war. On the basis of the conducted research, it is substantiated that state support must be understood as state regulation of entrepreneurial activity, which involves the conscious formation by state structures of appropriate direct and indirect tools to support entrepreneurship.

Successful Alert Issuance with Sufficient Lead Time by Uttarakhand State Earthquake Early Warning System: Case Study of Nepal Earthquakes

Abstract Three moderate earthquakes on November 9, 2022, November 12, 2022, and January 24, 2023 occurred in Western Nepal region of Magnitudes 5.8, 5.4 and 5.8 respectively. The epicenters were ~100 km away from the Uttarakhand State Earthquake Early Warning System (UEEWS) network which consists of 169 seismic sensors in oval shape network with larger axis of about 280 km in East-West and 120 km in North-South in Uttarakhand-Dharchula seismic gap, a region of central seismic gap of Indian Himalaya. The strong motions recorded by UEEWS were fetched in real-time at the central server in Roorkee through dedicated private network. The central server issued notifications and warning alerts to the public of Uttarakhand on the mobile app, ‘Uttarakhand Bhookamp Alert’ installed by them. The success story of issuance of warning along with location of triggered sensors, epicenter of earthquakes and lead time people got in these events are elaborated in this article. Specially, these three moderate earthquakes albeit not triggered in the instrumented area, issuance of warning to the public by UEEWS network is noteworthy. Encouragingly, these events have been considered an example to rationalize establishment of earthquake early warning system in the other parts of the Himalayan regions.

Rethinking decision‐making about home improvements

Rethinking decision‐making about home improvements

An Interview with Marc Balet: A Lifetime in Design, Fashion, and Film, from Warhol to Scorsese

An Interview with Marc Balet: A Lifetime in Design, Fashion, and Film, from Warhol to Scorsese

Decolonising Ngannelong: A Geocritical Approach to Joan Lindsay’s Picnic at Hanging Rock and Its Visual Adaptations

ABSTRACT The study involves close readings of Joan Lindsay’s Picnic at Hanging Rock 1 and its visual adaptations from a postcolonial feminist and geocritical theoretical framework to analyse how the space operate as a hegemonic tool in reproducing dominance based on gender, race, caste, class, and ethnicity. The comparative study will help to understand the ways in which adaptations of a source narrative to different media modify the landscape and space thereby shifting the gender equations as well. Lindsay’s novel has adaptations (all eponymous) produced during different time periods. The narratives, however, focus on the ‘white vanishing’ trope 2 and fail to acknowledge the Aboriginal significance and sacredness of the space (Ngannelong). By focusing on such fictional disappearances, the trauma of real displacement of the First People got overlooked. This has even resulted in organised campaigns like ‘Miranda Must Go’, 3 against publicising Ngannelong based on the fictional narratives and to restore the Aboriginal sanctity and relevance of the space. Through geocritical approach, the study aims to highlight this manipulation of history with special emphasis on gender and social location by paying attention to the ways in which space and place influence the story, characters and incidents.

A Preliminary Study on Permanent Teeth with a Specific Focus on Third Molaramong Medical Students

Age estimation is an important tool in the identification of the person in different civil & criminal scenarios likeeligibilityforjobs, property inheritance, and sportsselection, attainment of majorityand examination of decomposed& mutilated bodies, fragmentary remains & bones. Narrowing down the age determination in simple methodswill help all sections of society and majorly law competent authorities for better execution of law. In our study,majority of people got full eruption of permanent 3rd molar teeth in less than 22 years.

B Flach! B Flach!

B Flach! B Flach!

Patient’s Satisfaction and Out of The Pocket Expenditure for an Outpatient Department Visit in a Government Tertiary Health Centre in Hyderabad

Background: Satisfaction is an important element in the evaluation of services rendered by a hospital. The out-patient department of a hospital is for patients who do not require hospitalization but have come for their health needs, either for treatment or for diagnosis. Aim and Objectives: To know out of the pocket expenditure, amount of time taken and difficulties faced for an Out Patient Department consultation of patients in a government Tertiary Health Care Centre. It also aimed to assess the satisfaction levels of patients with the services available in a government Tertiary Health Care Centre. Methods: A Single stage, cross sectional epidemiological exit survey was conducted in June 2018 from OPD patients of Gandhi Medical College and Hospital, Hyderabad, Telangana, India. Through pre-structured. 740 patients were enrolled using random sampling from 1480 patients visiting major OPDs. From each of the departments, a single random of the 5% of the per day visit was selected per each day, amounting up to a total of 50% of the per day major OPD patient visits. The data obtained were analysed using SPSS version 20.0. Results: Females comprise about 34 percent whereas males comprise of 66 percent of the total subjects visiting the tertiary health care centre for an OPD visit. Twenty three percent patients completed their OPD visit within 1 hour and 44 percent within 2 hours, 25 percent patients within 3 hours and 8 percent patients completed their OPD visit within 4 hours. 159 people travel a distance 0-5 Kms, 234 people travel a distance of 6-10Kms, 213 people travel a distance of 11-15 Kms and 134 people travel more than 16Kms an OPD visit in a tertiary health care center. 67 percent of the patients visiting the hospital for an OPD visit, investigations were available and 33 percent of the patients visiting the hospital for an OPD visit, investigations were not available. 49% people got prescribed drugs from hospital pharmacy, 51% people did not get the prescribed drugs from hospital pharmacy. 81.6% of the people coming for OPD visits are white ration card holders and 18.4%(128) are pink ration card holders. Out of 740 people coming for OPD visits 41%(305) are very satisfied,47%(350) are satisfied,8%(57) are adequately satisfied,3%(23) are unsatisfied and 1%(7) are very unsatisfied with doctors. The average money spent on travel for an OPD visit in a tertiary health care centre is Rs. 147.84/-. The average money spent on investigations not available in the tertiary health care centre is Rs. 698.88/-. The average money spent on drugs not available in the pharmacy of tertiary health care centre is Rs. 339.09/-. Conclusion: Patient satisfaction was significantly associated with socio-economic status, repeat visits, and waiting time between arrival and consultation. Measures to reduce out of pocket expenditure and waiting time may increase satisfaction levels in patients.

A STUDY OF FINANCIAL SERVICES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO KUMBHI KASARI CO-OPERATIVE BANK

The banking section will navigate through all the aspects of the Banking System in India. It will discuss upon the matters with the birth of the banking concept in the country to new players adding their names in the industry in coming few years. Banking in India in the modern sense originated in the last decades of the 18th century. The first banks were Bank of Hindustan (1770-1829) and The General Bank of India, established in 1786 and since defunct. The financial system and the economy have inter-relationship and the Indian financial structure has made with the rock foundation in Indian economy. The structure of Indian financial system is classified mainly into four groups that are financial institution, financial market, financial instruments and financial services. The scope of financial services has expanded without boundaries now-a-days since the advent of mammoth of financial products. Almost every now and then, new product is innovated and thereby the services are extended to every nook and corner. Thus the financial services have become part of life of common men and enable the development of society. The Kumbhi Kasari Co-Operative Bank Ltd. Kale.Was established in the year of 1999 by considering good location. Late ShriDatatrey Narke was the man behind formation of this bank and thus is the pioneer of co-operative movement in state. The Kumbhi Kasari Co-Operative Bank has created awareness among the people live in Kale about the importance of co-operative bank and benefits of saving. They created censoriousness about saving money in bank is like to keep money safe as well as secured. The Kumbhi Kasari Co-Operative Bank due to enthusiasm among the people got good responses regarding banking services. The specialty of this society is that there are different facilities reasonable rates of interest, services, interest for adult people and prestigious person under the guidance of experts. This co-operative bank is by the people of the people and for the people. Keywords: Banking In India, Indian Financial Services, Internet Banking, Product and Services, Financial Market, Customers Satisfaction, Co-Operative Banks, RBI Policies, Banking Importance, Role Of Banks.

Ринок настільних ігор України: сучасний стан та перспективи розвитку

The analyzed market of board games is quite widespread in the world. This market is only gaining momentum and becomes interesting in the future in Ukraine, as it is potentially large-scale and not yet saturated with goods. Indeed, the market is gradually changing and there was a particular jump during the lockdown when people got into board games. Therefore, the article reviews the board games market, which, due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, had a different impact on the enterprise’s activities in this field of activity. Thus, in the retail market, we are observing a decrease in sales volumes and the shopping areas closure, the world-class festivals closure or cancellation. We are observing the e-commerce activation and an increase in the sales volume through the Internet on the other hand. The review of the world market made it possible to identify the main players who are active in such European countries as Germany, France, Poland and the American market - in the USA and Canada. Having analyzed the work of world-scale festivals, we were able to determine those options for cooperation between Ukrainian producers and idea owners that allow promoting novelties on the national market. The sales volume structure of board games by the largest manufacturers, including TAKA MAKA, Feelindigo, Bombat Game, Danto, Thinkers and Kozak Games, is given. A brief description of the most famous board games, on which many generations grew up in the world and Ukrainian board games market, is given. Analysis of domestic sellers activities on the analyzed market made it possible to classify all types of board games. Since the consumer is the main target for the marketing activities of any board game manufacturer, consumer research has made it possible to identify the needs that consumers most often want to satisfy when buying board games today. Among the most important advantages is the possibility of having fun and developing the child. This is an important emphasis when conducting communication activities by board game developers. In addition, we conducted consumer segmentation through a study activities one of the largest stores on the board game market in Lviv – the Octopus store.

Applications of the Insieme Platform: A Case Study

The information society has significantly changed the field of medicine. Several decades ago when a person got sick, a doctor examined a patient and prescribed some medicine with a patient more or less unaware of the true nature of the problem. Even if explained, many patients did not understand much due to the lack of medical knowledge. Today, knowledge is widely accessible through the web and many patients try to self-diagnose or at least get another opinion using popular search engines and specialized web applications. However, many of them provide misinformation due to the lack of proper education of the provider or the lack of understanding of the user. To overcome these issues, we developed a verified medical platform (Insieme platform) that includes medical data, applications and services. This article provides a list of applications in the Insieme platform, their descriptions and how to use them.