The multicultural approach plays a vital role in learning religious education order to recognize the diversity that exists, especially conflict-prone zone schools. This study aims describe zones. Through exercising Garfinkel’s ethnomethodology analysis, this qualitative research was conducted at SMAN 2 Pasaman and 1 Luhak Nan Duo senior high schools within zones of West Pasaman, Sumatra. dynami...

People with ADHD are free to pursue their education, in both inclusive and regular schools adequate facilities. In reality, some accept without consideration, especially the Permata Mojosari Islamic Elementary School which is a new school. The purpose of study was analyze pattern action teachers students schools. research method uses qualitative ethnomethodology theory by Harold Garfinkel. anal...

This paper argues that when young children are given an opportunity for their voice to be heard, they competent communicators and social agents who can co-create cultural practices as theory makers. The draws on video recorded data from a small study focussed how (3–5 years) participated in end-of-year celebration early childhood education setting Australia. organized party, invited Santa Claus...

The (r)evolution of personal and collective publishing offers new tools allowing the Internet users themselves to become content creators. Along with the personal typing in weblogs a new practice for communication has emerged in the form of snapping pictures and sharing them in the web. These virtual picture galleries constructed and updated right from the field with the help of a mobile device...

In recent years there has been a turn within cartographic theory from a representational to a processual understanding of mapping. Maps have been re-conceptualised as mappings that ceaselessly unfold through contingent, citational, habitual, negotiated, reflexive and playful practices, embedded within relational contexts. In this paper, we explore what this rethinking means for cartographic epi...

The pressure of delivering a software product in timely manner and rapid requirement changes have driven many software organizations to adopt a solution that allows them to be more flexible in adapting to changes. Agile Methodology (AM) is a software development approach that tries to address the rigidity of traditional plan-driven methods. AM focuses on delivering working software on time thro...

Abstract Although victims at the International Criminal Court (ICC) are not parties, they can apply to become “victim participants” and may be authorized by an ICC Chamber directly orally express their views concerns in court. Most Trial Chambers, however, have preferred allowing legal representatives of these victim participants call as witnesses give testimonial evidence about harm suffered. ...

A THEORY OF INTERACTION ritual is the key to microsociology, and microsociology is the key to much that is larger. The smallscale, the hereand-now of face-to-face interaction, is the scene of action and the site of social actors. If we are going to find the agency of social life, it will be here. Here reside the energy of movement and change, the glue of solidarity, and the conservatism of stas...

Requirements engineering is a process comprised of the requisite activities for creating and maintaining requirements documents. Different documents are produced at different stages of the development process. In most systems, requirements change. People develop a better understanding of what they want to do; companies and projects reorganise; when people change positions their successors may h...

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