From Home to Campus: Unveiling Parents' Perspectives on the Resumption of In-Person Classes in Higher Education
Normena M. Comampong,
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Ruben L. Tagare,
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Marichu A. Calixtro
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Indonesian Journal of Education Research (IJoER),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
6(1), P. 12 - 21
Published: Feb. 8, 2025
Purpose
of
the
Study:
This
study
explores
challenges
faced
by
parents
during
full
implementation
in-person
classes
at
tertiary
level
and
examines
their
suggestions
for
improving
this
transition.
Methodology:
The
employed
a
qualitative
descriptive
research
design.
In-depth
interviews
were
conducted
with
ten
using
guided
questionnaire
to
gather
comprehensive
insights.
Triangulation
was
used
ensure
reliability
accuracy
findings.
Main
Findings:
highlights
resourcefulness
determination
in
supporting
children's
college
education.
It
uncovers
not
only
tangible
successes—such
as
academic
achievements
career
prospects—but
also
narratives
resilience,
creativity,
unwavering
commitment
overcoming
financial,
emotional,
unforeseen
challenges.
Novelty/Originality
presents
untold
stories
parents'
experiences,
offering
unique
perspectives
on
struggles
triumphs.
These
insights
can
inspire
educational
practices
policies
that
better
address
needs
families
education
post-pandemic
context.
Language: Английский
Optimising Disaster Resilience Through Advanced Risk Management and Financial Analysis of Critical Infrastructure in the Serbian Defence Industry
Published: July 16, 2024
This
paper
presents
a
comprehensive
analysis
of
the
financial
factors
and
risk
management
strategies
essential
for
optimizing
disaster
resilience
within
Serbian
defence
industry's
critical
infrastructure.
The
significance
this
sector
is
multi-faceted,
impacting
national
security,
economic
stability,
technological
advancement.
Primarily,
industry
ensures
preservation
vital
interests,
maintaining
Serbia's
independence
from
foreign
sources
weapons
military
equipment
in
both
peacetime
wartime.
Economically,
it
significant
employer
working-age
population,
directly
affecting
local
employment
rates,
fostering
development,
ensuring
sustainable
growth
crucial
sector.
This,
turn,
stimulates
broader
activity
enhances
social
cohesion
while
strengthening
balance
payments
through
increased
export
potential.
From
perspective,
drives
scientific,
technological,
industrial
reinforcing
global
political
standing
Western
Balkans
on
international
stage.
Consequently,
aims
to
examine
protection
infrastructure,
offering
concrete
actionable
measures
improve
develop
these
systems
with
particular
emphasis
security.
research's
utility
contribution
lie
identifying
similarities
differences
operational
performance
companies,
segment
economy.
presentation
findings
focuses
results
will
form
basis
further
investigation
into
underlying
causes
business
effective
infrastructure
Language: Английский
Comprehensive Risk and Efficacy Analysis of Emergency Medical Response Systems in Serbian Healthcare: Assessing Systemic Vulnerabilities in Disaster Preparedness and Response
Vladimir M. Cvetković,
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Jasmina Tanasić,
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Renate Renner
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Published: Aug. 19, 2024
Emergency
Medical
Response
Systems
(EMRS)
play
a
vital
role
in
delivering
medical
aid
during
disasters.
In
Serbia,
these
systems
encounter
several
obstacles
due
to
economic
limitations,
scarce
resources,
and
ongoing
healthcare
reforms,
all
of
which
affect
their
performance.
This
study
focuses
on
examining
the
risk
factors
effectiveness
Serbia's
EMRS,
identifying
systemic
issues,
proposing
enhancements
improve
emergency
preparedness
for
A
survey
was
conducted
across
institutions
Serbia
gather
comprehensive
insights.
The
explored
various
aspects,
including
organizational
structures,
resource
distribution,
communication
systems,
speed
responses.
Statistical
methods
such
as
Pearson's
correlation,
multivariate
regression
analysis
chi-square
tests
were
utilized
interpret
data
collected
from
172
institutions.
EMS
organization
identified
that
structuring
working
hours
shift
patterns
are
significant
predictors,
contributing
small
but
meaningful
variations
outcomes.
contrast,
other
factors,
financial
resources
availability
ambulance
vehicles,
showed
more
targeted
significance
depending
specific
aspect
being
analyzed.
Institutions
with
written
mass
casualty
plans
procedures
demonstrate
superior
activities,
excelling
allocation,
operational
continuity,
preparedness,
particularly
through
enhanced
coordination
specialized
managing
large-scale
emergencies.
findings
highlighted
notable
disparities
how
EMRS
organized,
only
46%
having
departments.
Resource
limitations
evident,
many
facilities
operated
minimal
staff
outdated
equipment.
revealed
weaknesses,
just
54%
established
protocols
handling
calls.
times
frequently
surpassed
international
standards,
negatively
affected
patient
Additionally,
found
training
deficiencies,
68%
participants
expressing
need
further
education.
Serbia’s
significantly
impacted
by
issues
insufficient
funding,
disjointed
service
delivery,
inadequate
training.
Overcoming
challenges
necessitates
approach
includes
boosting
support,
implementing
standardized
protocols,
fostering
collaboration
different
sectors.
Language: Английский
Environmental attitudes among Serbian university students
Stanovnistvo,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
62(2), P. 321 - 341
Published: Nov. 25, 2024
This
article
aims
to
analyse
the
attitudes
of
Serbian
university
students
towards
environmental
issues
and
risks,
as
it
is
crucial
understand
these
shape
future
policies
promote
sustainability
initiatives.
The
survey,
which
covered
socio-demographic,
economic,
variables,
gathered
insights
for
gaining
into
awareness
important
factors
promoting
pro-environmental
behaviour
among
youth.
In
total,
165
responses
were
obtained.
A
Chi-square
test
independence
a
logistic
regression
model
was
employed
analysis.
survey
results
show
perceive
inadequate
recycling
habits
(65%)
limited
green
spaces
(73%)
in
their
cities.
They
consider
risks
considerable,
possibly
leading
migration
(66%)
urban
depopulation
(47%).
advocate
increased
campaigns
(66.7%)
greater
use
renewable
energy
(64.2%),
well
stricter
penalties
violations
(61.8%).
analysis
revealed
significant
relationship
between
self-assessed
actual
behaviour,
with
who
reported
higher
being
more
likely
engage
environmentally
friendly
actions.
Gender
family
predictors
females
from
families
practices
exhibit
behaviour.
These
indicate
that
surveyed
have
developed
awareness.
Supporting
youth
central
tackling
sustainable
addition
educational
efforts
Serbia,
this
requires
comprehensive
government
civil
society
Language: Английский