International Journal of Education, Vocational and Social Science

The Impact of Developing Tourist Villages on Social Resilience in Sungai Kakap Sub-District, Kubu Raya District

Syarmiati Syarmiati — 2024-03-30

The development of a tourist village in Sungai Kakap District, Kubu Raya Regency has a significant impact on the social resilience of the local community. This development process not only increases economic potential, but also strengthens social interactions between residents and tourists. First of all, the tourism sector is a new source of income for the community, creating jobs and increasing economic prosperity. This can reduce poverty levels and increase population access to education and health services. Apart from that, the existence of tourist villages creates opportunities for local communities to market their traditional products, increasing added value and sustainability of the local economy. The development of tourist villages also strengthens the social networks of local communities. Interaction between residents and tourists results in an exchange of culture, values and experiences. It enriches people's social lives by introducing them to diverse perspectives and traditions. In this way, tourist villages create an inclusive environment that promotes tolerance and mutual understanding between cultures. The active involvement of residents in welcoming and serving tourists also builds a sense of shared responsibility for the development of the destination. However, it should be remembered that developing tourist villages can also pose challenges, such as the possibility of rapid social change and potential conflicts between local and commercial interests. Therefore, it is important for the government and relevant stakeholders to manage the development of tourist villages wisely, ensuring the right balance between economic growth, cultural preservation and social justice so that the positive impacts can be felt in a sustainable manner by all local communities.

Teacher's Understanding Level In Describing The Profile Of Pancasila Students

Sulastri Sulastri — 2024-03-30

One form of implementation of the Pancasila student profile is students who always practice Pancasila values such as devotion to God Almighty by carrying out worship according to their religion. Teachers as the spearhead of implementing learning have a big role in guiding and focusing students. The mentoring process carried out by teachers is not only related to intellectuality but also strengthening personality learning, one of the things that is in the spotlight in the world of learning and especially for teachers is improving students' morals and morals. In learning, teachers also have an important role in shaping students' personalities at school. Teachers are reliable educators who have the main task of educating, teaching, guiding, focusing, training, calculating and evaluating students. The level of understanding of teachers in realizing the Pancasila student profile must be increased because of the 6 indicators of implementing the Pancasila student profile, not all of them have been fully implemented by teachers. The first indicator, namely Faith, Devotion to God Almighty and having noble morals, was achieved by 95%, Global Diversity by 73%, mutual cooperation by 90%, creativity by 91%, critical reasoning by 71%, and independence by 58%. The inhibiting factor in implementing the Pancasila profile which is integrated with the module is that many teachers have not participated in intensive Merdeka curriculum training so that understanding in integrating the six elements of the Pancasila student profile into learning tools has not been fully implemented.

Entrepreneurial Students' Achievement Motivation towards Academic Excellence

Mellasanti Ayuwardani — 2024-03-30

The advancement and convenience of technology nowadays are utilized by students to pursue their business endeavors. Entrepreneurial students remain actively engaged in their studies while running their businesses. A strong motivation is essential for entrepreneurial students to fulfill their roles both as students and entrepreneurs. This study is an explanatory research involving entrepreneurial students from the Department of Business Administration at Polines, with a sample size of 34 respondents. The results of this research indicate that achievement motivation has a calculated t-value (6.670)>tabulated t-value (1.694) with a significance of 0.000<0.05 towards academic achievement. Hence, it can be concluded that achievement motivation has a positive and significant influence on the academic performance of entrepreneurial students in the Department of Business Administration at Polines. The adjusted R Square value of 0.569 implies that 56.9% of academic achievement is influenced by achievement motivation. These findings suggest that despite engaging in business or entrepreneurship, students maintain high levels of achievement motivation, thus preserving their academic performance.

The Ethnomathematics of the Otonan in the Balinese Calendar System

Gede Ngurah Oka Diputra — 2024-04-08

Mathematics and culture are something that cannot be avoided in everyday life. Mathematics and culture are interrelated because mathematics is knowledge humans use to solve everyday problems. In contrast, culture is a complete and comprehensive unity that applies to society. However, sometimes mathematics is seen as outside of everyday life. Ethnomathematics is a mathematical concept that exists in a culture. The presence of mathematics with cultural nuances will make a significant contribution to mathematics learning. One of the ethnomathematics objects in Balinese Hindu culture is the Otonan. Otonan is a birth ceremony carried out by the Balinese people, based on Panca Wara, Sapta Wara, and Wuku in the Balinese calendar system. In determining Otonan, the least common multiple of the numbers 5, 7, 30 and repeated (cycles) are calculated so that the count for the Otonan ceremony is held every 210 days. Meanwhile, in determining Panca Wara, Sapta Wara and Wuku in Otonan, modulo (mod) numbers are used, namely modulo 5, modulo 7 and modulo 30. Ethnomathematics is very important; apart from being a learning material for students, it also functions as a means of cultural preservation.

Examining The Sales Performance Of Muslim Fashion SMEs In Central Java-Indonesia: Perspectizing Resource-Advantage (R-A) Theory

Andi Setiawan — 2024-04-08

This study examines consumer behavior in the Indonesian Halal Industry, specifically in Central Java, with a focus on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the Muslim fashion sector. The Indonesian market is highly dependent on imported halal products, making it imperative for local SMEs to take advantage of the available opportunities. The objective of this study is to investigate the entrepreneurial orientation of Muslim fashion SMEs and its alignment with market demands to achieve a competitive advantage. To bridge the gap between entrepreneurial orientation and sales performance, the concept of 'Creative Selling Resources' is proposed. Data was collected from 383 Muslim Clothing SMEs in Central Java that have been operational for at least three years. The study's findings highlight the significance of strategic orientation and resource allocation for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the Indonesian Halal Industry.

Keywords: Entrepreneurial Orientation, Creative Selling Resources, Customer Relationship Performance, Sales Performance, Resource-Advantage (R-A) Theory

The Role Of Marketing Entrepreneurial Capability Model In Creating Young Entrepreneurs

Bagus Yunianto Wibowo — 2024-04-16

Higher education plays a crucial role in fostering young entrepreneurs in Indonesia. The HIEs program has made entrepreneurship its flagship profile to transform the job-seeking culture into a job-creating culture. However, the unemployment rate of graduates continues to rise. Therefore, this study aims to find a solution through the Marketing Entrepreneurial Capability (MECA) model rooted in the Resource-Advantage (R-A) theory. A survey was conducted among 241 entrepreneurial students in Central Java using a questionnaire as a data collection tool. Structural equation modeling techniques were employed to test the reliability and validity of the model. The study's results are expected to contribute to addressing the issue of graduate unemployment by enhancing students' entrepreneurial skills. This research presents a policy model that could serve as a foundation for research and policy-making in higher education in Central Java. The model aims to enhance the connection between the role of higher education and the development of young entrepreneurs (start-ups) by emphasizing Marketing Entrepreneurial Capability (MECA) as a crucial factor.

Key Words: Market Orientation, Marketing Entrepreneurial Capability, Product Customization, Service-Offering Customization, Entrepreneurial Performance

Exploring Human Rights Perspectives on Medical Cannabis Use in Indonesia: A Legal Analysis

Siti Syarifah Wafiqah Wardah — 2024-04-20

Exploring Human Rights Perspectives on Medical Cannabis Use in Indonesia: A Legal Analysis. This research examines the perspective of human rights on the use of cannabis for medical purposes in Indonesia, focusing on normative legal analysis and related human rights views. It was found that while the medical use of cannabis can be justified by the right to health, there are still obstacles in its practice in Indonesia, especially regarding the provisions of Law No. 35/2009 which do not fully support the medical use of cannabis for healthcare services according to human rights perspectives.

The Influence Of Personality And Motivational Factors On Entrepreneurial Behavior Through Students' Entrepreneurial Intentions

Rima Lestari — 2024-04-26

The research problem is related to the low entrepreneurial behavior and intentions of students, which are caused by personality and motivation. This research method uses a survey with an explanatory design. The approach used in this research is quantitative. This research was conducted at the Department of Economic Education class 2018-2021, Teaching and Education Faculty, Siliwangi University, Tasikmalaya City. The total population is 436 students, using a sampling technique, namely probability sampling of the proportionate stratified random sampling type so that the population will be calculated using the slovin formula where the samples are taken namely 209 students. The data collection technique in this study used a questionnaire and the data analysis technique used was path analysis. The results of the study show that personality and motivation on entrepreneurial behavior through entrepreneurial intentions have a positive and significant direct and indirect effect

Students' Needs Survey On Speaking Class Of UIN Satu Tulungagung

Latifatul Isro'iyah — 2024-04-27

The research is related to the analysis of what the students need when they take the speaking course. The findings can be a useful reference to design the proper teaching materials due to the achievement of teaching goals. The study investigated 1) the difficulties faced by students in mastering speaking, 2) the most helpful speaking activities for improving speaking ability, 3) the topic preferred by students in speaking lesson, 4) the materials needed by students in speaking. Data collection method used the questionnaires distribution. The 32 first-semester students of the English Education Department have participated to response the questionnaire items. Respondents were also interviewed to collect additional information. The research found the difficulties faced by the students using appropriate vocabulary and grammar, expressing ideas and opinions, understanding and responding to questions, pronunciation and intonation maintaining conversation. Role-playing exercises pair conversation, group discussion are the favorite activities in speaking practices. The casual conversations with friends and family seem to be interesting topic for the students. Meanwhile the topics which are familiar with their daily life can be media to prompt their speaking performance. In addition, the speaking areas they like most are giving and replying to compliments, asking people to do things (requesting), offering to do things; thanking people, expressing appreciation & gratitude, replying to thanks, appreciation & gratitude. In the case of linguistic aspects, the students think the pronunciation and intonation practices are very prominent to speak well.

Implementation Of The Ship Crew Recruitment And Selection Process At PT Ponti Sarana Utama

Farah Hasna Dzahabiyyah — 2024-05-13

Human Resources are an important asset for a company, therefore companies must pay attention to the employee recruitment and selection process. The aim of this research is to analyze the recruitment and selection process for ship crew as well as the obstacles faced in the recruitment process at PT Ponti Sarana Utama. This research used a qualitative method conducted by interviews with the crewing/personnel division and ship crew. Data collection was carried out through observation, interviews and documentation. This research shows that the recruitment system used only uses internal sources and closed methods. The selection process begins with checking documents, interviews, medical tests, then making a sea work agreement. The implementation of ship crew recruitment at PT Ponti Sarana Utama contained several obstacles which resulted in delays in ship crew recruitment. Some of the problems that occur are document discrepancies, crew certificates that have expired and are close to expiring before the contract period ends. Because the company carries out the recruitment process using internal sources, it can cause difficulties in finding the right candidates to fill the positions needed in the company.

The Socio-Cultural of the Tiong Bu'u Village Community around the KPHL Unit XII Batu Rook, Indonesia

Awaluddin Aziz — 2024-05-14

The Forest Management Unit (KPH) plays a crucial role in the context of national forestry development. The Protected Forest Management Unit (KPHL) Unit XII Batu Rook will be encouraged to become operational. The activity of Social and Cultural Inventory in and around the KPHL area aims to obtain data and information used for long-term, medium-term, and short-term strategic planning and policy formulation. This research utilizes both qualitative and quantitative methods. The collected data includes village history, settlements and land use, community systems and structures, community interactions with forest areas, threats and pressures, as well as opportunities and community support for forest existence. Based on the inventory results, the majority of Tiong Bu'u Village is forest area. The indigenous people of Tiong Bu'u Village have a high dependence on the forest, not only for farming but also for both wood and non-wood forest products for their personal needs and cultural traditions. The community in Tiong Bu'u Village lacks hierarchical and social structures that bind community life. The majority of the population possesses local wisdom in utilizing, conserving, and sustaining the forest. The high dependence of the community on the forest indicates to KPHL Unit XII Batu Rook the importance of engaging the community in forest management through partnership schemes or towards the formation of community empowerment blocs.