Evaluation Of Leading Education Program On Madrasah Aliyah Negeri Insan Cendekia Serpong Tangerang Selatan

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengevaluasi pelaksanaan pendidikan di MAN Insan Cendekia Serpong sebagai sekolah terkemuka, dalam perspektif anteseden, transaksi, dan hasil. Penelitian ini menggunakan model evaluasi Countenance dari Pasak sebagai dasar metodologinya. Data dikumpulkan dari seluruh elemen pendidikan di MAN Insan Cendekia Serpong, termasuk kepala sekolah, guru, dan siswa kelas dua dan tiga. Data dikumpulkan menggunakan kuesioner, dokumentasi, observasi, dan wawancara. Hasil penelitian mengungkapkan berikut ini. Pertama, hampir semua yang aspek anteseden, seperti jumlah siswa dan kualitas input mahasiswa, ketersediaan sumber pendukung pembelajaran, kualitas guru, dalam kondisi ideal. Kedua, Secara internal, proses pendidikan di MAN Insan Cendekia berjalan dengan baik, dan secara eksternal terkait dengan fungsinya sebagai model, implementasinya belum optimal. Para siswa dan guru memandang bahwa implementasi pendidikan di MAN Insan Cendekia berjalan dengan baik, sehubungan dengan fasilitas belajar yang lebih lengkap daripada di sekolah lain. Dan akhirnya yang ketiga, prestasi belajar siswa MAN Insan Cendekia, yang ditunjukkan oleh skor mereka di UN dan berbagai tingkat prestasi, meningkat dibandingkan dengan hasil tahun-tahun sebelumnya, dan ini bisa dinilai sebagai pencapaian yang baik dari MAN Insan Cendekia dalam melakukan proses pendidikan

National Workshop on Control Strategies : a review of the NSW approach. 17 and 18 April, 2001 – AMA House, Barton ACT.

The purpose of this workshop was to facilitate a structured discussion by national and state OJD technical advisers of a number of proposals for change to the on-farm strategies currently applied in NSW for controlling the spread of OJD, particularly within and from high disease prevalence areas. A number of resolutions involving control strategies, vaccine use, sheep identification and permitted sheep movements, property disease management, OJD Control zoning, approved tests and infected property profiling were passed.Meat and Livestock Australia Ltd

National Workshop on Control Strategies : a review of the NSW approach. 17 and 18 April, 2001 – AMA House, Barton ACT.

The purpose of this workshop was to facilitate a structured discussion by national and state OJD technical advisers of a number of proposals for change to the on-farm strategies currently applied in NSW for controlling the spread of OJD, particularly within and from high disease prevalence areas. A number of resolutions involving control strategies, vaccine use, sheep identification and permitted sheep movements, property disease management, OJD Control zoning, approved tests and infected property profiling were passed.Meat and Livestock Australia Ltd

A Roundtable Conference On Traditional Cultural Advocacy Program

Purpose This report presents results of a two-day Traditional Cultural Advocacy Program (TCAP) Roundtable Conference. The purpose of the TCAP Roundtable was to develop a consensus of the IHS roles and responsibilities in addressing traditional cultural beliefs, values, and practices; and to discuss and identify issues on holistic beliefs in health care as it relates to traditional culture. Methods This report includes consensus statements, highlights from the conference discussions, a list of participants, and the conference agenda. The following were four main objectives identified to be accomplished by the TCAP Roundtable: 1) identify roles and responsibilities of the IHS, tribes, and individuals for addressing traditional cultural beliefs, values, and practices; 2) identify the specific types of policy currently needed by the IHS and recommended content where appropriate; 3) identify holistic beliefs that are generally viewed as those commonly held by the AI/AN throughout the U.S.; and 4) discuss the need, purpose, and objectives of a national conference. Results Consensus statements are provided in the following areas: 1) roles and responsibilities for fostering, supporting and nurturing AI/AN cultural values, beliefs, and traditional health practices into the health care systems for the AI/AN; 2) IHS policy is needed for fostering, supporting, and advocating AI/AN cultural values, beliefs, and traditional healing practices into the health care systems for the AI/AN; 3) approaches to achieve a cooperative spirit between traditional beliefs and healing practices with western medical methods; 4) common traditional values and beliefs among the AI/AN; and 5) research on treatment outcomes of alternative medicine practices. Conclusion This Roundtable Conference may be a catalyst for developing new approaches for building peer relationships among allopathic or western medical health care providers and American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) traditional practitioners/healers. The momentum begun by this Roundtable discussion should continue through the encouragement and support of open dialogue between the IHS and tribal health staff and traditional practitioners and healers