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Pembelajaran berdiferensiasi memungkinkan bagi para guru dapat menerapkan pendekatan inkulsif selam proses kegiatan pembelajaran khsusunya di kelas umum. Oleh karena itu, para guru perlu untuk mengidentifikasi strategi pembelajaran yang secara efektif dapat mengakomodasi keragaman kelas. Pelaksanaan pembelajaran berdiferensiasi secara efektif sangat ditentukan dari sejumlah faktor pendukung diantaranya perencanaan diferensiasi, mengelola kelas yang dibedakan, penilaian di kelas diferensiasi, adanya peran guru dan siswa, dan lingkungan kelas yang berbeda menjadi bagian penting dalam kegiatan pembelajaran berdiferensiasi. Strategi instruksional yang mendukung model pembelajaran diferensiasi dapat dilakukan dengan beragama cara yang dapat diadopsi oleh para guru dinataranya; atur tutor sejawat dan gunakan mentor dan pakar, menyediakan konten dalam berbagai format dan tingkat kesulitan, mengatur pembelajaran kelas dan pusat minat, dan gunakan pembelajaran kooperatif dan berbasis masalah

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh penerapan permainan tradisional tapa gala untuk meningkatkan imunitas tubuh siswa di masa pandemi COVID-19. Penelitian ini menggunakan pre-eksperimantal designs dengan bentuk one-group pretest-posttest design. Sampel penelitian ini adalah siswa kels V SDN Sumi 1 sebanyak 18 siswa. Teknik pengumpulan data dalam penelitian ini dengan menggunakan tes praktek atau perbuatan dan pengukuran, yang diawali dengan pretest dengan instrumen menggunakan Tes Kesegaran Jasmani Indonesia (TKJI) untuk usia anak 10-12 tahun, setelah diberikan pretest kemudian siswa diberikan perlakuan berupa pembelajaran permainan tradisional tapa gala setlah mendapatkan perlakuan siswa diberikan postest berupa tes yang sama dengan pretest yaitu tes TKJI. Teknik analisis data menggunakan uji t. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan tingkat kesegaran jasmani siswa kelas V SDN Sumi 1 setelah mendapatkan pembelajaran dengan permainan tradisional tapa gala meningkat sebesar 10,48% dari saat pretest. Analisis uji-t menunjukkan bahwa t hitung lebih besar dari t tabel, hal ini mengindikasikan bahwa terdapat perbedaan yang signifikan antara pre test dan post test, sehingga hal ini menunjukkan bahwa terdapat peningkatan yang signifikan kesegaran jasmani siswa kelas V SDN Sumi 1 setelah diberikan pembelajaran melalui permainan tapa gala. Pada saat pre test besarnya rata-rata adalah sebesar 13,83 dan nilai rata-rata untuk data post test adalah sebesar 15,28. Hasil ini menunjukkan tingkat imunitas tubuh siswa kelas V SDN Sumi 1 setelah belajar dengan permainan tradisional tapa gala meningkat sebesar 1,45 atau sebesar 10,48% dari saat pre test. Dalam hal ini dapat dikatakan peningkatan kesegaran jasmani siswa setelah pembelajaran dilaksanakan melalui permainan tapa gala adalah sebesar 10,48%. Simpulan dalam penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa setelah pembelajaran dengan permainan tradisional tapa gala terdapat peningkatan imunitas tubus siswa melalui permainan tradisional tapa gala siswa kelas V SDN Sumi 1

This study aims to: (1) Test and analyze the effect of organizational commitment on employee performance at the Rasanae Barat Sub-District Office in Bima City (2) Test and analyze the effect of work involvement on employee performance in the Rasanae Barat Sub-District Office in Bima City. (3) Test and analyze the effect of organizational commitment on motivation at the Rasanae BaratSub-District Office in Bima City. (4) Test and analyze the effect of work involvement on motivation at the Rasanae BaratSub-District Office in Bima City. (5) Test and analyze the effect of motivation on employee performance at the Rasanae Barat Sub-District Office in Bima City. This research is a quantitative research. The population in this study were all employees working in the Rasanae Barat District Office in Bima City as many as 112 people. Determination of the sample by using the Slovin formula in order to obtain a sample of 88 people. Sampling method used was a simple random sampling technique and each employee has the same possibility to be selected as a sample. The instrument reliability test includes a validity test and a reliability test. The model that used in this research is a model of causality or relationship or influence and to test the proposed hypothesis, the analysis technique used was quantitative analysis with a path analysis approach. The results of the study show that (1) There is an influence of organizational commitment on employee performance at the Rasanae Barat Sub-District Office in Bima City with a significance value of 0.021 less than 0.05 (significant). (2) There is an influence of work involvement on employee performance at the Rasanae Barat Sub-District Office in Bima City with a significance value of 0.015 which is less than 0.05 (significant). (3) There is an influence of work organization commitment to motivation at the Rasanae Barat Sub-District Office in Bima City with a significance value of 0.004 which is less than 0.05 (significant). (4) There is no influence of work involvement on motivation in the Rasanae Barat Sub-DistrictOffice in Bima City with a significance value of 0.331 which is greater than 0.05 (not significant). (5) There is a motivational effect on employee performance at the Rasanae Barat Sub-District Office in Bima City with a significance value of 0.041 which is less than 0.05 (significant).

Futsal is one of the many games favored by people in all parts of the world. Those who play this kind of big ball sport have a special preoccupation. Many futsal tournaments are held in regions, from student level to club level. This is of course a great opportunity for sports lovers in general and futsal in particular. Apart from clubs, futsal is also very popular among students ranging from elementary, junior high, high school to tertiary institutions in Indonesia, especially in the Palembang area. The purpose of this study is to determine the relationship of agility and running speed to the ability to dribble students extracurricular participants futsal Public Junior High School, the method used is the correlation, and the sample amounted to 20 men who follow extracurricular students. Data analysis used is simple correlation analysis for each independent variable with related variables, whereas for together with double correlation of research result between variable X1 with Y obtained rhitung = 0,586> rtabel 0,444 then H0 rejected and Ha accepted, variable X2 and Y obtained rhitung = 0.792> rtabel 0.444 then H0 rejected and Ha accepted, and variables X1, X2 with Y obtained rhitung = 0.817> rtabel 0.444 then H0 rejected and Ha accepted and value Fhitung = 17,044> Ftabel 3.59 means H0 rejected and Ha accepted. Because the three variables show a positive direction, it can be concluded that there is a relationship between agility and running speed to the ability to dribble students extracurricular participants futsal Junior High School.

Fly ash can include toxins from high levels of bottom ash in some circumstances, such as burning of solid waste to generate power (resource recovery facilities or waste-to-energy conversion), and combining fly ash and bottom ash together delivers corresponding quantities of contaminants. Under some conditions, fly ash can be classified as non-hazardous waste, but if it is not blended, it can be classified as hazardous waste. The goal of this research was to find out about the differences between fly and bottom ash, as well as the influence of fly ash on bottom ash in terms of avoiding abrasion. In addition, the study's goal was to see how fly ash affected coconut fiber's resistance to abrasion. This study employed a quantitative technique in which the researcher used primary data sources such as questionnaires and observations, as well as secondary data sources such as prior studies. The findings revealed that fly ash had no effect on bottom ash in terms of avoiding abrasion. Furthermore, it is well known that neither fly ash nor bottom ash are effective against coconut fiber. Fly ash has a coarser texture than bottom ash, according to the findings. The regression test revealed that there was no difference between fly ash and bottom ash, as well as coconut coir, in terms of reducing abrasion

The growth of housing in Indonesia has been very significant in recent years. The most found type of house is type 36. One of the areas with high purchasing power for housing is the Kendal Regency, which became the object of this study. Often housing projects experience delays caused by internal and external factors that can interfere with the duration of the initial planning. The effort that can be made to maintain the level of progress of the project is by acceleration. The optimal cost of the project due to the reduction in duration can be completed by acceleration techniques (Crashing) as linear programming models. In this study, Crashing and Linear Programming methods were chosen to optimize the value of adding costs to accelerate three samples of housing. Housing A, Housing B, and Housing C. The data collected is in the form of RAB, scheduling, and other supporting documents. Linear programming in this study using LINDO software. The plan to accelerate the construction of type 36 housing is carried out using alternative overtime working hours, adding 1, 2 and 4 working hours on critical activities of each project. The optimum time is selected based on the smallest cost slope value from the program crashing calculation. The result is shown that in housing A the most optimal addition was 2 hours of overtime with a total extra cost of Rp. 54,643,600 and a total acceleration of 15 days. In housing B, the optimum value of time and cost is by adding 4 hours of overtime with a total additional cost of Rp. 21,644,140 with a 27-day acceleration. In housing C, the development optimizes by adding 4 hours of overtime at an additional cost of Rp. 74,587,900 with a 29-day acceleration.

Earthquake disasters have a significant impact, especially on infrastructure, socio-economy, and housing. In August 2018, there were earthquakes in Lombok; the Government then issued a reconstruction policy, especially in the housing sector. In the worst affected areas in North Lombok, the reconstruction process is targeted to be completed in March 2019, but as of February 2020, at least 7,210 houses have not been constructed. Further discussion is needed to determine the delay factors in post-disaster housing reconstruction. A qualitative approach was chosen to emphasize the benefits and information gathering by exploring the phenomenon under study. Seven informants from representatives of the Government, facilitators, and the community were selected to be interviewed regarding the delays. The data analysis used in this study used a descriptive approach by categorizing the results of the interviews according to previous research and experts. Thus, data analysis was found five issues of delay that are closely related to communication and coordination, human resources, materials and supplies, workmanship and quality, and monitoring.

IntroductionEnforcement of Movement Control Order (MCO) due to COVID-19 pandemic had impacted people's behaviour on their health, social and economic. Unhealthy lifestyle behaviours such as tobacco use, poor eating behaviour, lack of physical activity and increased screen time are among the behaviours that are expected to occur during lockdown. Besides maintaining a healthy lifestyle at home, each individual also responsible to prevent spread of COVID-19 by practicing the recommended preventive behaviours. Preventive behaviours refer to the defree the individual practices behaviour to avoid becoming infected with the disease. Thus, this study aims to assess the Malaysian lifestyle behaviours, preventive behaviours during MCO and also the effects of MCO. Materials and Methods[Refer to Poster]. Results[Refer to Poster]. Discussion / ConclusionSignificant behaviour changes were identified during MCO. Continuous efforts in promoting healthy lifestyle and encouraging positive behaviour changes are needed in reducing COVID-19 transmission and embracing the "New Normal".

Introduction Social distancing (SD) was proposed by World Health Organization (WHO) as a measure to control spread of COVID-19 virus. SD implementation is a huge subject of debate as enforcement and acceptance differs in many countries. ObjectiveThis study aimed to present if Malaysians practice the recommended SD as per recommended by WHO. Methodology[Refer to Poster]. DiscussionMalaysians are seen to be compliant to practice SD and most are attempting to comply for as long as it’s still directed by the authorities. They may however be tempted to stop using the face mask as it is perceived as the least favourable to practice. Practice of SD is generally most difficult in crowded places where there is lack of physical space and is most crowded such as markets. Recommendation Localities with difficulties in implementing SD and should be looked into to avoid possible infections and enforce the use of mask in public.

Introduction Currently there is no vaccine available to prevent COVID-19. Among the preventive measures that has been implemented at the moment is by taking responsibility in practicing social distancing and good hygiene. This study explores Malaysian responsibility towards preventive measures to avoid spreading of the virus. Materials and Methods[Refer to Poster]. Results [Refer to Poster]. Discussion / ConclusionThe highest percentage of respondents were from Selangor (28.4%), female (68.2%), married (67.8%), age 36-45 years old (34.1%) and household income between RM 4,001 - RM 8,000 (42.3%). This study found that there was no significant difference between preventive measures with gender, age group, marital status and household income (p>0.05). Regardless of difference in sociodemographic, all respondents felt responsible to take preventive measures as recommended by the authorities. Thus, continuous health promotion strategies are needed to facilitate and sustain the necessary behavioural changes in preventing the transmission of COVID-19.&nbsp

IntroductionThe impact of COVID-19 may be stressful for some people. Fear and anxiety about a new disease can be overwhelming and cause strong emotions. Thus, coping with stress in a healthy way may enable people to manage and prepare for any circumstances related to the COVID-19 pandemic. This study explores on how the public deal / cope with stressful situations during Movement Control Order (MCO). Materials and Methods [Refer to Poster]. Results[Refer to Poster]. Discussion / ConclusionThis study found the highest mean value for coping strategies was practising a healthy lifestyle, followed by talking to other trusted people (ie. family members and friends), seeking help by contacting healthcare personnel and avoid smoking / consuming alcohol and taking drugs. Finding also revealed no significant difference between coping strategies with gender, age and household income (p>0.05). Understanding public coping strategies during COVID-19 pandemic is essential for mental health interventions and policy making.

IntroductionThere are many ways suggested to break the COVID-19 pandemic infection chain. Ministry of Health Malaysia (MOH) stressed to the public the importance to adhere and practice 3W by Washing their hands frequently with water and soap, Wearing face masks especially in public places and if symptomatic and Warn self and others by avoiding handshakes, practice the ethics of coughing and sneezing and get immediate treatment if develop symptoms related to COVID-19 (KKM, 2020). ObjectiveThe aim of this study was to determine the intention among Malaysian to practice 3W (Wash, Wear, Warn) during COVID-19. Methodology[Refer to Poster]. Results[Refer to Poster]. ConclusionVaccine for COVID-19 is still unavailable and under development, thus adhering the MOH SOP and embracing the 3W (Wash, Wear, Warn) are essential to break the COVID-19 transmission in the community &nbsp

IntroductionCurrently, Malaysian are facing new challenges with the impact of COVID-19 especially with the enforcement of Movement Control Order (MCO). This pandemic is creating a significant impact on every individual and overall population; lifestyle changes, food access issues, panic buying, family relationships, financial disruptions and beyond. This study aims to identify the difference of the effects of MCO with selected demographics. Methodology[Refer to Poster]. Results and Findings[Refer to Poster]. Discussion / ConclusionThis study found a significant difference between the effects of MCO with marital status and race (p0.05). Continuous efforts in developing and conveying taylored messages to the specific target group such as urge the public to keep calm, do not panic for unreasonable or unnecessary matters and seek social and spiritual support are crucial inf acing all challenges of the pandemic. &nbsp

IntroductionSocial distancing (SD) is one of Ministry of Malaysia’s (MOH) key recommended prevention measures for COVID-19. It’s important to assess public's knowledge, attitude and perceived benefit of SD practices as health experts globally are advising public to practice SD diligently to minimize the spread of virus. ObjectiveThis study aimed to assess public’s understanding, practice and perceptions related to Social Distancing during COVID-19 Methodology[Refer to Poster]. Results[Refer to Poster]. ConclusionSurvey finding shows public have high awareness level and positive attitude towards Social Distancing (SD) practice, however further analysis need to be done to conclude whether high knowledge and positive attitude contributes to proper adherence of SD practices. However only 82% agree they will adhere strictly to SD as how they used to do during MCO. On perceived benefit of SD, more than 90% agree SD practices reduce personal risk of COVID 19 infection and stops the transmission at community level, however only 67.8% agree practice of SD reduce loss of life due to COVID 19. This possibly can be attributed to risk aversion towards COVID 19 among Malaysians, as we have lower death rates due to this diseases compared to other countries that was severely affected like US, UK, Italy, Brazil etc. Therefore Malaysian public may associate severity of COVID 19 as very infectious disease but not life threatening

Although the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Malaysia has been lingering for over three decades since its first reported case in 1986, due to continuous medical advancement and social awareness, people living with HIV/AIDS now have a longer life span and are able to live a relatively normal life. School-age HIV-positive children can obtain formal education like their peers; however, this is not without challenges, especially in terms of stigma and discrimination. This is where school leadership comes to play its part. The purpose of this research is to explore the leadership characteristics of the headmasters towards students living with HIV/AIDS in schools. This study adopted a qualitative methodology where six headmasters of primary schools in Klang Valley were selected using purposive sampling and interviewed. The interview schedule contained four open-ended questions with an overall purpose of examining the characteristics of the headmasters’ leadership towards students living with HIV/AIDS at the schools. Thirteen leadership characteristics emerged from the analysis: “having knowledge and understanding”, “providing knowledge and creating understanding”, “meticulous”, “pragmatic”, “reliable”, “ethical”, “considerate”, “impartial”, “supportive”, “attentive”, “collegial”, “building collaboration”, and “consulting others”. This research serves as a base for future studies on leadership effectiveness, specifically towards students living with HIV/AIDS, as well as for improving guidelines on managing HIV/AIDS cases in schools.