This study aims to evaluate the practicality, validity, and effectiveness of the static electricity subject matter learning tool for junior high school students. Learning tools include syllabus, lesson plans, teaching materials, student worksheet, and assessment sheets. The research model used is the Tessmer development model which consists of five steps, namely as follows: 1) self-evaluation; 2) expert opinion (expert review); 3) Individual trial (one to one); 4) small group trials; and 5) field test. The data analysis technique used in this research is quantitative analysis which includes data analysis on the validity of learning tools, data analysis on the practicality of learning tools, and data analysis on the effectiveness of learning tools. This type of research is development research. The research was conducted at SMP Negeri 2 Bati-Bati. The research subjects consisted of the subject of validation of five experts, the subject of individual trials of three students, the small group trial consisting of five students and the field test consisting of 27 students. The results showed that the learning tools developed were valid, practical and effective. Valid based on the results of tool validation by the validator including syllabus, lesson plans, teaching materials, worksheets, and LKPD assessment sheets which are categorized as valid and readability test of teaching materials and worksheets by students who are categorized as good. Practical based on the activities of teachers and students who are categorized as good from the lesson plan implementation sheet. Effective based on the results of worksheets that show an increasing trend in indicators adapted from Watson-Glaser's critical thinking skills.

This study aims to evaluate the practicality, validity, and effectiveness of learning tools for the ecosystem topic in MTs (Islamic Junior High School) students. Learning tools include syllabus, lesson plans, teaching materials, student worksheet, and critical thinking assessment sheets. The research model used is the Tessmer model which includes 1) self-evaluation, 2) expert testing, 3) individual testing, 4) small group testing, and 5) field testing. The data analysis technique used is descriptive quantitative. This type of research data is validity data including content validation of the expert team and students, practicality data, and effectiveness data. This type of research is development research. The research was conducted at MTsN 6 Banjar. The research subjects consisted of the subject of validation of 5 experts, individual trial subjects of 3 students, small group trials consisting of 10 students and field testing consisting of 64 students. The results showed that the learning tools developed were valid, practical and effective. Valid based on the results of the validation of 5 experts who are categorized as very valid. Practical use because the model teacher and students are able to carry out learning activities well and students give good responses. Effective based on: 1) the learning outcomes of students in the experimental class have exceeded classical mastery. 2) Critical thinking skills include formulating problems, providing reasons, grouping, analyzing and formulating conclusions in the experimental class in the good category. The results of the comparison between the experimental class and the control class through the Whitney Test found a significance value below 0.05 indicating that the tools developed and applied to the experimental class were able to train students' critical thinking skills better than the control class. 3) The mastery of the critical thinking skills indicators of students in the experimental class is categorized as good. Individual mastery in the experimental class exceeds the 75% limit which means that learning mastery has been achieved classically.

Most hospital staff nurses' work schedules extend beyond the typical 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday workday, to provide continuous nursing care to patients. Simultaneously, most hospitals in the United Counties exclusively use 12-hour shifts. Thus, staff nurses who work overtime may work more than 12 hours within 24 hours and return to work quickly without sufficient rest and sleep. Nurses' fatigue may continue the following work regardless of regular or overtime shifts. Working overtime among nurses is a prevalent practice used to control chronic understaffing and a standard method used to handle normal patient census variations. According to the 2004 National Sample Survey of Registered Nurses (NSSRN), more than 40% of Kenya registered community health nurses (KRCHN) worked more than 40 hours per week [21]. According to the ministry of health, fifty-four percent of the respondents to the 2018 NSSRN worked more than 39 hours per week in their principal nursing position (2010). The purpose of this study was two-fold. The first step was to examine the relationship between mandatory nurse overtime regulations and nurse injuries and adverse patient events. The second step was to assess the mediating effect of nurse overtime on the relationship between the regulations and outcomes after controlling for other nurse work characteristics. A cross-sectional design was used, incorporating data from staff RNs working in hospitals in two counties (Kakamega & Bungoma). A sample size above 250 is suggested by Cohen's guidelines [13]. SPSS version 22.0 and Stata version 10 were used for the data analysis. Univariate, descriptive statistical analyses were conducted to examine the sample characteristics; 15.6% of RNs worked mandatory overtime (either paid or unpaid) while 34.1% worked voluntary overtime (either paid or unpaid) in a typical week. In the current study, the associations between mandatory overtime regulations and nurse and patient outcomes among a sample of 173 nurses in Kakamega and Bungoma were examined. Findings indicated that mandatory nurse overtime regulation did not have any association with nurse injuries. On the other hand, there were statistically significant associations found between the regulations and adverse patient events. The findings of this study should be viewed with the following limitations in mind. Even though the sample was selected randomly to represent the population in both Counties, and the Dillman Tailored Design Method with three survey mailings and reminder postcards was used in an attempt to increase the response rate and to recruit a sufficient sample to ensure the statistical power, the final response rate was 29.8% (226 RNs). Given this response rate, it is impossible to generalize the study findings due to the potential for self-selection bias among respondents. This study did not find any relationship between mandatory overtime regulations and nurses' overtime hours. As a result, although there were significant relationships between the regulation and adverse patient events, the regulations did not impact patient outcomes. Mandatory overtime regulations were not related to nursing injuries.

The achievement in the science national examination of SMPN 1 Kertak Hanyar was low. The laboratory has not been optimally used for supporting learning activities. The main books used were not so interesting that they influenced the teaching and learning process. Development research was needed to get a good quality of science learning module based on laboratory activity. This research was aimed to (1) evaluate module validity; (2) evaluate module practicality, and (3) evaluate module effectiveness. The development research used Tessmer’s formative evaluation design. The research subjects were grade IX students of SMPN 1 Kertak Hanyar who were selected by convenience sampling of the probability method. Data obtained through research were those of the students’ learning achievements including cognitive learning achievement, science process skills, critical thinking skills, and critical thinking abilities. The results of the research indicated that the module based on laboratory activity can be used in learning activities because it has the criteria: (1) valid, mean 3,83 based on six criteria, such as design, language, and organization, material, format, presentation, supporting innovation and improving the quality of teaching and learning activities; (2) practical, based on five criteria, such as content attractiveness, appearance attractiveness, ease of material description, ease of illustration or image, and ease of practicum steps, and (3) effective, based on four criteria, such as cognitive learning achievement, science process skills, critical thinking skills, and critical thinking abilities.

Information Communication Technologies have been incorporated in many sectors of the economy globally in the last two decades. In education, Governments around the world are investing large amounts of capital to achieve sustainable development through science, Technology and innovation. The use of ICT’s as an addition to existing traditional methods of teaching is one of the evolutions that is transforming the education sector. This study investigated existing ICT infrastructure in the Kenyan Technical institutions so as to establish as to what extend they contribute to low integration of ICT’s in teaching Electrical Engineering courses. The study achieved this by investigating the availability and use of computer systems and ICT equipment, influence of Supportive ICT infrastructure, Classroom internet connectivity and Conventional teaching by blackboards. The study adopted a descriptive survey study design. The study targeted Heads of departments and Trainers of Electrical Engineering in TVET institutions in Nairobi County. Data was collected using questionnaires; quantitative techniques were employed in data analysis. To a limited extend, the study established Mat Lab, presentation slides, CAD software; Smart boards, Desktop and Laptop computers among other ICT infrastructure are available for teaching Electrical Engineering in TVET institutions. Private institutions recorded higher level of ICT usage than public institutions. The study concluded that, computer systems and ICT support infrastructure as key determinants for successful ICT integration in Teaching Electrical Engineering courses. The findings of this study are essential to the government and stakeholders in TVET education and training towards the achievement of sustainable skills training that embrace technology and innovation.

Education in the 21st century where information technology can become the basis of information in the world of education, so it requires teachers and students to be critical and creative. Science learning cannot be separated from 21st century skills known as 4C skills (Creativity Thinking, Critical Thinking, Communication, and Collaboration). The problem faced by researchers as science teachers is the lack of 4C skills of 9th grade students, especially on the topic of electricity resulting in low learning outcomes of students. The solution to fix these problems, the teacher applies learning using the Creative Problem Solving (CPS) model with the help of a device or cellphone. Given that almost all students already have this device. This research is a classroom action research (PTK) with two cycles, each cycle consisting of two meetings. Based on the research results it can be concluded that 4C skills, namely Creativity Thinking in the first cycle an average of 85% and the second cycle of 96.25%. Critical Thinking in the first cycle an average of 86.75% and the second cycle of 98%. Communication the first cycle average of 89% and the second cycle of 98.50%. Collaboration average for the first cycle was 84.75% and the second cycle was 97.50%. The learning outcomes of students in the first cycle of learning completeness were 70.97%, while in the second cycle it was 90.32%. There are still three students who have not finished receiving remedials. Learning using the CPS learning model with device assistance gets a positive response from all students.

This study aims to determine the comparison of community empowerment and explain the obstacles through the management of Village-Owned Enterprises (BUMdesa) in Padang Jaya Village and Modang Village, Kuaro District, Paser Regency. A qualitative approach was used to collect and analyze data in the form of words and human actions regarding the comparison of BUMDesa empowerment in Padang Jaya Village and Modang Village, Kuaro District, Paser Regency. Research informants consisted of the Community Empowerment Service and Village Government of Paser Regency, Kuaro District, Paser Regency, Village Head/Village Apparatus, Kuaro District, Paser Regency, BUMDesa Management, Kuaro District, Paser Regency, and BUMDesa Consumer/Participation Communities. The data sources used are primary data and secondary data. Primary data is data obtained directly from informants at the research location, namely those located in Kuaro District, Paser Regency, East Kalimantan Province. Secondary data is data obtained from various supporting scientific libraries and from existing documents obtained from agencies or institutions related to this research. The data collection technique was carried out in three steps, namely: observation, interviews, and documentation. The results showed that the empowerment of BUMDesa in Padang Jaya Village and Modang Village, Kuaro District, Paser Regency was maximal where BUMDesa in Padang Jaya Village was superior to BUMDesa in Modang Village. Some of the obstacles encountered include limited human resources both in terms of quantity and quality, in addition to that there are bureaucratic obstacles that have an impact on the capital of BUMDesa.

This study aims to describe the strategy for developing the potential for tourism areas through a bottom up planning approach in the Angsana District, Tanah Bumbu Regency. A qualitative approach is used to collect and analyze data in the form of words and human actions regarding the strategy for developing the potential of the tourism area through the bottom up planning approach that has been obtained. The research informants consisted of the Youth, Sports and Tourism Office of Tanah Bumbu Regency, the Head of Angsana Village and village officials, and the Tourism Awareness Group (Pokdarwis). The data sources used are primary data and secondary data. Primary data is data obtained directly from informants at the research location. Secondary data in this study were obtained from notes, articles, internet and scientific writings related to the strategy to develop the potential for tourism areas through a bottom up planning approach in the Angsana district, Tanah Bumbu Regency. The data collection technique was carried out in three steps, namely: observation, interviews, and documentation. The results showed that the implementation of the development of the potential for tourism areas through the bottom up planning approach in the Angsana district, Tanah Bumbu Regency was still not effective. This can be seen from the uneven implementation of policies that have been made, because not all development programs have been implemented well. Apart from that, the limited infrastructure also creates separate obstacles such as the availability of toilets. The still low participation and creativity of the community in making the tourism sector one of the drivers of the regional economy and budget constraints both in villages and in the district and the absence of a master plan as a guideline in the long term are also constraining factors.

It is a prospective study done between 2010 to till date on 1123 thyroid lesions to estimate the incidence of medullary carcinoma of thyroid. Fine-needle aspiration (FNAC) was the initial diagnostic procedure to evaluate thyroid lesions. This study correlates FNAC cytology results with clinical, radiological and histopathological findings. Repeat FNAC and Ultrasound guided FNAC was done for inadequate samples and for difficult to palpate lesions. Medullary thyroid carcinoma is a hormone-producing malignant tumor that synthesizes calcitonin. MTC can be Sporadic or Familial. MTC is suspected after physical examination by measuring plasma calcitonin. For a positive diagnosis, histopathological confirmation is required. The extent of the tumor and the presence of metastatic spread are determined by using ultrasonography (USG), Computed tomography (CT) and Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). A ims and objectives: To study the Incidence, cytological, histopathological and clinical correlation of medullary carcinoma of thyroid and to confirm the previous findings mentioned in the literature and to find any other additional findings from the histological and cytological view. To show the unique nature, rarity, and associations of medullary carcinoma. Marterials and methods: This study was conducted in the department of pathology in Mamata Academy of medical sciences Hyderabad and Mamata medical college. The material comprises of FNACs and thyroid specimens from Mamata General Hospital, Khammam and Mamata Academy of medical sciences from January 2010 to January 2020. Data was obtained from the surgical and pathology departments of Mamata General Hospital Khammam and Mamata Academy of Medical Sciences, Hyderabad Telangana. Routine Hematoxylin and Eosin, Pap stains were used to stain the smears and slides. For confirmation Congo red and calcitonin special stains were used and by checking baseline Calcitonin levels.

Decolourisation of wastewater, particularly from textile industries is one of the major environmental concerns these days. The limitations of most of these treatment methods are their high operational and maintenance costs cannot effectively be used to treat wide range of such wastewater. This work describes the use of kaolinite clay as an efficient adsorbent material for anionic azo dye methyl orange removal from synthesized wastewater. Batch adsorption experiment of 200 mgL-1 azo dye methyl orange contaminant removal using kaolinite clay at different stirring speed: 100, 200, 300, 400 and 500 rpm at constant pH4 and contact time of (0 ‒ 180) minutes were investigated, thus, adsorption increases with increase in stirring speed with maximum removal of 69.90% and maximum adsorptive capacity of 3.476 mg/g at 500 rpm. The adsorption equilibrium data were well described by Langmuir>Freundlich>Koble-Corrigan whilst adsorption kinetic data by pseudo second-order>pseudo first-order>intraparticle diffusion>Reichenberg equation in the stated order based on high correlation coefficients and relatively small values of error function analyses (χ2, RMSE, NSD and ARE). The adsorption processes were controlled by chemisorption. The potential applicability of Alkaleri kaolinite clay from Northeast-Nigeria could be employed as a low-cost adsorbent alternative to commercial/activated carbon in the removal of azo dye methyl orange from wastewater.

The rapid development of aviation in Indonesia is reflected in the increasing growth in the number of air transport passengers in Indonesia. However, various problem of aviation in Indonesia threaten the safety of aviation. The research is a normative legal research using statute, case, and conceptual approaches. The results show that the essence of the State responsibility in the flights in Indonesia is absolutely the State responsible for these activities it can be seen in the provisions of international and national law provisions. In the capacity of the State as a provider, the State that must provide all facilities related to aviation safety protection in Indonesia. As a provider, the State is responsible for all obligations to provide protection for all flight activities in order to achieve the desired aviation safety standard (zero-accident). The State’ responsibility for aviation accidents by auditing and supervision related to aviation activities, because aviation is an activity that is very high-tech and has strict rules and flight standards.

Several studies about the medicinal plants provide the evidences about the chemical compounds found in onions. These compounds included the catechole as well as ferulic acids, quercetin and kaempferol. The efficiency of the kaempferol has maximum as compared to the quercetin to inhibit the growth of the B.cereus. The antimicrobial activity of the plants has been precisely studied in the experimental investigations. The ultimate goal of all chemicals obtaining from the plants to target the major groups of the bacteria that causes diseases in human body, fishes and also other animals. There are certain gaps in literature about the different activities of the extracts of the onion. The antimicrobial activity of the onion extract remains unclear because of different microbes such as E.coli and S.aureus showing the resistance against the particular compound. Several relevant data and other research based studies showed comprehensive relationship to the antimicrobial activity of the onions in vitro against the different types of the microbes that causes different diseases such as Escherichia coli, Salmonella shigella, Vibrio cholera and Staphylococcus aureus. Quercetin and its related compounds possess the sulphur as a functional group. So, onions broadly used to treat the medical related disease in such a way that less side effected products obtaining from the plant in comparison to the industry that completely synthesized the products chemically and hence has more side effects.

Global developments and trends are one of the factors that greatly influence the dynamics of regional security. The issue of regional security is still covered by potential conflicts, such as territorial sovereignty claims, transnational security threats, interstate conflicts based on territorial claims and maritime security. The research is a normative-juridical research, using a statute, conceptual and case approaches. The results show that the unilateral claim of Indonesia for delimiting sea boundaries with neighboring countries is an act that has legal legality, because it is done based on the provisions of the convention. The construction of dispute resolution over overlapping claims on the borders of Indonesia’ maritime territory with neighboring countries, it can be concluded that the determination of delimitation of sea territory between archipelagic countries such as Indonesia and coastal States must provide a just solution for countries. In determining the delimitation of sea boundaries between archipelagic countries such as Indonesia and neighboring countries, it must be based on the fairness principle by considering political, legal and technical aspects to achieve an equitable solution while still considers special or relevant circumstances.

HC which is harmful to body is searched and find the 87mm is bigger than 75mm under certain time as the consuming of 7.6lit/h. With the increasing temperature the inflamer is high, the temperature is big. If 0.14ml/s or above is outlet interface, it is known to be how much it is. The biggest 250Kg of force will happen here when cylinder diameter is 70mm. The force will incline with the increasing temperature and diameter. The volume decreases when engine rotation increase with little 5.8lit/hr. The economic efficiency of the volume is the lowest in the first stage which attains 1/4~1/6 times emission.

The continuous negligence of gendered and personified rights to daily life discloses the limits of the right to the city. Like other developing countries, absence of safety measures averts women from participating in various activities in the cities of Pakistan. Public transport, walking, and accessibility still disproportionally impact females. This research study points out the techniques of considering spaces that ultimately give attention to integrated spatial setting accommodating both genders. The paper also highlights the existing practices adopted by Government of Pakistan and recommends to plan and design safer public places for females with features that improve security of women of all age groups. The findings of the paper shall help the government departments and decision makers in spreading consciousness among the general public on the proposed and implemented action plans to develop a secure, safer and women-friendly city.