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Mar 6, 2024

A study on the willingness of publicly-funded teacher trainees in preschool education to teach in western ethnic minority areas--a chain-mediated model

Research on the willingness of preschool education public-funded normal students in western regions to teach can help improve the quality of their training and effectively achieve the goal of cultivating local talents. A total of 568 public-funded preschool normal students from Province X were measured using the Motivation for Enrolling Scale, Education Quality Satisfaction Scale, and Education Quality Satisfaction Scale. A total of 568 public-funded preschool normal students from Province X were measured using the Motivation for Enrolling Scale, Education Quality Satisfaction Scale, Willingness to Teach Scale, and Cultural Identity Scale. The study found significant correlations among motivation for enrolling, education quality satisfaction, cultural identity, and willingness to teach. The study found significant correlations among motivation for enrolling, education quality satisfaction, cultural identity, and willingness to teach. Western region’s public-funded preschool normal students can indirectly influence their willingness to teach through the chain-mediated role of education quality satisfaction, cultural identity, and willingness to teach. Western region’s public-funded preschool normal students can indirectly influence their willingness to teach through the chain-mediated role of education quality satisfaction and cultural identity.

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Mar 6, 2024

A Study on Strategies for Bridging the Digital Gender Divide through Digital Literacy Education

Digital literacy refers to the collection of skills and abilities that individuals in the digital society should possess for learning, working, and daily life. These skills include digital awareness, computational thinking, digital learning and innovation, and digital social responsibility. Enhancing the digital literacy of citizens is a crucial step in improving individuals’ social adaptability and competitiveness, thereby contributing to the sustainable development of our society. However, the emergence of social inequality has given rise to a significant challenge known as the digital gender divide, hindering women’s full and effective participation in the digital domain and their comprehensive development. The digital gender divide, which is no longer an invisible issue in today’s society, encompasses issues such as unequal access to digital resources, distorted gender identity constructions, and the sense of insecurity that women often experience in digital spaces. These issues require focused attentions and solutions. This study uses real-life cases to explore the development of gender-inclusive perspectives in digital literacy education. The findings of the study hold the potential to foster gender equality in education by promoting inclusivity, increasing women’s participation, and fortifying digital security. By doing so, this approach will empower women for exceptional growth in the digital era, marking a substantial step towards a more equitable and secure digital society.

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Feb 20, 2024

On the Strategies of Student Management under the Guidance of High Quality Talent Training in Universities

As the cradle of high-quality talent cultivation, university administrators need to attach importance to student management work, and take talent cultivation as the starting point, formulate reasonable and scientific strategies for student management work, continuously improve the implementation quality of student management work, which plays a very important role in promoting the development of university education. This article provides a detailed analysis of the student management strategies under the guidance of high-quality talent cultivation in universities.

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Feb 20, 2024

The relationship between globalization and populism: Will globalization promote populism?

This study delves into the intricate relationship between globalization and populism, specifically exploring whether globalization acts as a catalyst for the rise of populist movements. Analyzing the waves of globalization and employing a case study of France, we demon_x005fstrate that economic and cultural aspects play pivotal roles in fuelling populism. The rise of far-right leader Marine Le Pen serves as a poignant example of how globalization impacts job opportunities and contributes to societal discontent.

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May 18, 2022

Analysis of alternatives for the production of vegetative seed of Arracacia xanthorrhiza Bancroft in Tolima, Colombia

The propagation of plant material in the arracacha crop is commonly done vegetatively through asexual seed, this activity has allowed its multiplication and conservation over time. The plant material available is of low quality, affecting the development and potential yield of the crop and therefore the producer’s income. The objective of the research was to comparatively analyze two technologies for the production of arracacha seed: local technology and Agrosavia technology. The information for the local technology was obtained from surveys applied to farmers and the selection was made using the deterministic sampling technique, and for the Agrosavia technology through the recording of data and production costs in research lots at commercial scale. Descriptive statistics and calculation of economic return indicators were applied for the two situations. The results show that the use of quality seed allows obtaining higher seed production (251,559 unit ha^-1) and tuberous roots (25,875 kg ha^-1), being superior to local technology by 14% and 28% respectively; thus, the arracacha producer acquires greater economic efficiency by obtaining lower unit cost per kilo produced and better net income with a marginal rate of return of 316.45. The results achieved are useful for farmers, companies and entities that wish to produce quality seed and support the arracacha production system in Colombia.

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Jan 5, 2022

The effects of different storage temperatures combined with heat treatment on cucumber’s quality and physiological and biochemical indexes

The effects of different storage temperatures (2, 4 and 8 ℃) and their corresponding optimal heat treatment conditions on the quality, physiological and biochemical indexes of Cucumber Fruits during storage were studied by using the quadratic regression orthogonal rotation combination design. The effects of different storage temperatures (2, 4 and 8 ℃) and their corresponding optimal heat treatment conditions on the chilling injury, hardness, weightlessness rate, polyphenol oxidase (PPO), catalase (CAT), peroxidase (POD), H₂O₂, super oxygen anion free radical (O^2-), ASA and GSH were determined. The results showed that heat treatment could inhibit chilling injury, while heat treatment combined with 4 ℃ low temperature storage could effectively inhibit the decline of fruit hardness and weight loss rate, delay the increase of peroxidase (POD) and polyphenol oxidase (PPO) activities, inhibit the increase of H₂O₂ and superoxide anion free radical O^2- and significantly inhibit the browning of cucumber, delay the decline of ascorbic acid and maintain the content of GSH, it was beneficial to adjust the balance of active oxygen system. The results showed that under the storage condition of 4 ℃, the hot water treatment condition of cucumber was 39.4 ℃ and 24.3 min, which could delay the senescence of cucumber fruit and better maintain the quality of cucumber fruit.

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