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Social Sciences and Humanities Reviews
ISSN 3109-7685 · CV. DYOQU Publishing Management · 26 artikel di indeks
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Translating Curriculum Reform into Classroom Practice: A Qualitative Evaluation of the Merdeka Curriculum in English Language Teaching Using the CIPP Framework.
Background: Curriculum reform has become an important strategy for improving educational quality and promoting student-centered learning in many education systems. In Indonesia, the Merdeka Curriculum was introduced to provide greater flexibility in teaching, encourage learner autonomy, and…
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Interaction-Driven Reading Comprehension Development in EFL Classrooms: A Qualitative Study of Collaborative MeaningMaking in Secondary English Education
Background: Reading comprehension is a core component of EFL learning, yet many secondary classrooms still rely on teacher-centered instruction that limits interaction, engagement, and deeper interpretation of texts. Recent pedagogical perspectives suggest that collaborative classroom interaction…
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Religious Education and the Crisis of Moral Formation in Ghanaian Schools: Negotiating Ethics, Pluralism, and Social Responsibility
Background: Religious education remains an integral component of Ghana’s educational system through Religious and Moral Education (RME), which is intended to promote ethical values, discipline, tolerance, and responsible citizenship among students. However, increasing concerns regarding…
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Authentic Assessment as a Catalyst for Student Engagement and Contextual Learning: A Qualitative Study of Classroom Practices in Secondary Education
Background: Traditional assessment often emphasizes memorization and standardized testing, offering limited insight into students’ ability to apply knowledge in meaningful contexts. Authentic assessment has emerged as an alternative approach that connects evaluation with real-world tasks and more…
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Representation of Madurese Culture in the Novel Tanjung Kemarau: A Literary Anthropology Study
Background: Literature functions not only as a medium of storytelling but also as a reflective space to explore cultural identity. The Madurese culture, though rich in traditions, values, and philosophical depth, is often represented through reductive stereotypes in mainstream narratives. Such…
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Maccera tasi' tradition of Palopo City fishermen (an anthropological study of communication)
Background: Local traditions play a crucial role in maintaining the cultural identity of coastal communities. One such tradition is maccera tasi', a maritime ritual practiced by fishermen in Carede, Palopo City. Although rich in symbolic and spiritual meaning, this tradition has not been conducted…
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Repository as a Source of Information on Students' Study Completion Process (Case Study of IAIN Parepare Students)
Background:Final-year students often struggle to find and integrate relevant scientific information for their theses. Institutional repositories offer a curated source of information that can potentially aid in the completion of their studies, but their utilization is still under-optimal. Aims:This…
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The Role of Civil Society (Nahdlatul Ulama, Ansharullah, and Khudamul Ahmadiyah) in Resolving the Conflict between Sunni Muslims and Ahmadis in Sindang Barang, Bogor City
Background: Religious conflicts between Sunni Muslims and Ahmadis in Indonesia have been ongoing for a long time and often lead to tension and discrimination. Sindang Barang, Bogor City, is an area of interest for study because it has been able to minimize conflicts through the involvement of…
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Student Perceptions of Criticism Ethics on Instagram: A Case Study of @Medantalk
Background: The development of social media as a digital public space has changed the way individuals express opinions, including in the form of criticism. However, not all criticisms submitted meet the rules of communication ethics, thus giving rise to the phenomenon of offensive and…
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Exploring Linguistic and Psychological Barriers to English Speaking Proficiency: A Qualitative Analysis of
Background: English speaking proficiency remains a significant challenge for junior high school students in non-native English contexts. Many learners encounter both linguistic and psychological barriers that limit their ability to communicate effectively. Although speaking competence is essential…
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Interpersonal Communication of Students and Lecturers in Thesis Guidance
Background: The thesis guidance process requires effective interpersonal communication between students and supervisors so that the final project can be completed properly. However, in practice, obstacles are often found that interfere with the smooth flow of communication. Aims: This study aims to…
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Religious and Cultural Dimensions of the Rebo Wekasan Tradition in Gresik, Indonesia: An Ethnographic Study
Background: Indonesia has a rich cultural tradition that reflects the religious and social values of the local community. One of these traditions is Rebo Wekasan which is held on the last Wednesday of the month of Shafar. This tradition is still preserved by the people of Sacred Village, Manyar…
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The Effect of Interpersonal Communication and Work Motivation on Employee Performance: A Quantitative Study at Honda Semarang Centre
Background: Employee performance is pivotal in driving organizational success, particularly in highly dynamic sectors such as the automotive industry. Within such environments, interpersonal communication and work motivation are considered essential factors influencing work outcomes. However…
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Political Conflict Over the Construction of a Tower in Menduran Village, Brati District, Grobogan Regency
Background: Conflicts often arise in village development when communication among stakeholders is lacking transparency and community participation is limited. This situation can hinder the achievement of sustainable and inclusive development. Aims: This study aims to analyze the dynamics of…
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Negotiating Engagement and Digital Distraction: English Teachers’ Pedagogical Adaptation for Generation Z in Secondary Classrooms
Background: The emergence of Generation Z has significantly transformed English language classrooms by introducing learning preferences shaped by digital immersion, rapid information access, and interactive communication environments. These characteristics challenge conventional teacher centered…
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Teenagers' Social Construction of "Good" and "Bad" Women': A Study of Karin Novilda's Vlogs Through Berger and Luckmann's Theory
Background: The categorization of women as “good” or “bad” remains deeply embedded in patriarchal values, often perpetuated through family, religion, and social environments. With the rise of digital media, especially platforms like YouTube, adolescents are exposed to alternative representations of…
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Gender and Economic Roles of Women in Fishing Communities after Coastal Infrastructure Development
Background:The development of coastal infrastructure such as breakwaters is often considered a technical solution to overcome the problem of sea waves, but its impact on the social dynamics of coastal communities, especially the division of labor and economic roles in fishing households, has rarely…
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Gus Muhammad Arinal Haq's Strategy in Creating Hadith Memorizers at the Al-Aqobah 4 Islamic Boarding School in Jombang, East Java
Background:The tradition of memorizing hadith is an essential part of maintaining the purity of Islamic teachings. However, in many Islamic boarding schools (pesantren), hadith memorization programs are not as popular as Quran memorization, requiring a systematic learning strategy to maintain the…
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The Relevance of Kuntowijoyo's Prophetic Sociology in the Concept of Social Studies Learning at Al Mustaqim Islamic Boarding School (Study of Humanist Thought)
Background:Social Studies (IPS) learning in Islamic boarding schools (pesantren) has unique characteristics that integrate moral, social, and spiritual values. However, empirical studies on how the prophetic values of humanization, liberation, and transcendence are implemented in IPS learning are…
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Islamic Views on the Role of Philosophy in the Formation of Science and Ethics According to Al-Ghazali's Thought
Background:Philosophy, science, and ethics are three essential pillars of the Islamic intellectual tradition. However, in modern practice, a disconnect between science and ethics often occurs, giving rise to various moral deviations. Al-Ghazali's thought offers an integrative framework that…