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The development of water quality monitoring system using internet of things Sharifah Nurulhuda Tuan Mohd Yasin; Mohd Fauzi Mohd Yunus; Nur Bahiyah Abdul Wahab
Journal of Educational and Learning Studies Vol 3, No 1 (2020): Journal of Educational and Learning Studies
Publisher : RedWhite Press

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Biological diversity or biodiversity is an important element in the river water management system. The interaction between the various organisms in the river makes it a very complex ecological system. Therefore, water safety issues are a very important issue. Consumer complaints and reports made by the relevant government departments indicate that consumers are dissatisfied with the quality of water supplied. Hence, a concept in which equipment, machines, sensors and devices are connected to the Internet and there is data collection and transfer through the network developed to follow the river water quality index. Integration of the elements of sustainability and IR4.0 through the Internet of Thing by adopting electronic and Internet applications of Thing has a very positive impact to refresh the approach to lesions in Malaysia. The project aims to develop a wireless water quality monitoring system that aids in continuous measurements of water conditions based on pH and turbidity measurements. The developed system was successfully detecting both the pH and turbidity values. Water analysis and monitoring is a very important aspect of water conservation and protection. Water is a vital resource that runs more quickly overtime. To ensure continued supply of safe, clean drinking water, together as community to protect and to this vital resource.
Forest-friendly pedagogy (PeRIMBA) at indigenous school : risk and risk perceptions Mohd. Najib Haron; Rozilah Kasim; Nur Bahiyah Abdul Wahab; Sharifah Nurulhuda Tuan Mohd Yasin; Siti Aminah Kusin
Journal of Counseling and Educational Technology Vol 3, No 1 (2020): Journal of Counseling and Educational Technology
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The Forest-friendly pedagogy (PeRIMBA) refers to the implementation of outdoor learning session by using forest elements as the learning aid and site. There are four basic principles of PeRIMBA which known as supportive environment, task divided into small portions, the usage of natural surroundings and the involvement of all the senses. The implementation of PeRIMBA introduces a risk-taking approach that will offer the opportunities for teachers and students to engage in risky activities during learning session. This risky activity may seem daunting but if the risks are well managed, the learning sessions will be meaningful. In promoting meaningful learning especially to the indigenous school, Malaysia Ministry of Education support and highlight two intervention action plan that promote flexible classroom and fun learning. Flexible curriculum delivery is not dependent on classroom learning only and fun learning promotes the integration and application of forest elements. However, this intervention action plan needs further research and study especially in the field of risk. The emergence of a social science perspective in the field of risk research has opened up new perspectives to define, measure, and explain the concept of risk. Some of the new risk components proposed in social science studies such as shock, threat, danger, lack of control, and uncertainty. Moreover, the fear and unknown factors are components that influence the perceptions of risk. The input on risk and risk perception will be an added value to teachers to implement PeRIMBA in their teaching and learning sessions. These concepts then lead to risk perception that, in turn, influenced risk assessment and risk management.
Leadership Style in TVET Education Towards 21st Century Mohd Fikri bin Ismail; Sharifah Nurulhuda Tuan Mohd Yasin
IJESEMS : International Journal of Engineering Science Educatioon and Management System Vol 3 No 1 (2020): March 2020
Publisher : LPPM NAROTAMA UNIVERSITY, Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.29138/ijieeb.v3i1.1080

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Leadership is a critical aspect in organisation. As in 21st century, it’s shown that there are stiff competitions between giant companies to dominate the world economy. Literature shows that their secret of success depends on an open and innovative leadership. Academic leadership should be changed literally to tackle the globalization challenges, in line with technological advances. Leaders can be considered as a goal-setter, advocator, initiator, communicator, supporter, coordinator, coach, evaluator, manager, information provider and role model while implementing changes within the organisation. This study aims to identify leadership style in TVET education by 21st century. The method used for the study is by analyzing and comparing the document with reference from previous review. Identification of theories that uphold leadership style will be the result of this study. This proves the connection between the theories used in this study.