RPL 6 Metode Analisis

Afri Tri Fardani, 2019

Berdasarkan observasi oleh pengembang di SMAN 1 Dringu Kabupaten Probolinggo, menemukan bahwasannya penggunaan media pembelajaran berupa multimedia interaktif pada saat kegiatan pembelajaran terbilang masih minim dalam penggunaannya. Meskipun berdasarkan hasil yang di dapatkan di lapangan bahwa seluruh kelas di SMAN 1 Dringu Kabupaten Probolinggo telah terpasang perlengkapan media visual berupa LCD proyektor, namun penerapan media pembelajaran berupa multimedia interaktif dalam menyampaikan materi masih sangat kurang khususnya pada saat mata pelajaran Pendidikan Agama Islam kelas X. Guru ketika menerangkan materi pergaulan bebas dan zina, guru menerapkan

Nørgård Jørgensen, A. 1992a: Weapon sets in Gotlandic grave finds from 530-800 AD. A chronological Analysis. In Chronological Studies of Anglo-Saxon England, Lombard Italy and Vendel Period Sweden. Arkæologiske Skrifter 5. Ed. Lars Jørgensen. Copenhagen 1992. (5-34)., 1992

The Gotland weapon graves from the Vendel period 530-800 AD are treated here (1992) during Ph.D. preparation. The Ph.D. concerning Scandinavian weapon graves was defended in 1994 and finally published in a revised form in "Waffen und Gräber" (nr. 32) in 1999. In 1992, the author completed the initial primary collection of data at the Statens Historiska Museum in Stockholm and Gotlands Fornsal in Visby, Gotland. Initial seriation analyzes are performed and compared with Neman's phases from 1975. Horizontal stratigraphic analyzes in relation to female graves are analyzed at St. & Li. Ihre cemetery, Hellvi parish, Gotland. The material has relations to the weapon chronological systems (Merowingian Period) on the Continent and the initial analyzes of absolute chronology are discussed. The article is in English (J. Hines), as well as catalog of types. Illustrations are, with few exceptions, made by the author.

Journal of Cancer Integrative Medicine, 2005

Many of the ideological orientations within the framework of primary healthcare (PHC) mirror orientations inherent in the practices of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM). Both seek improved outcomes for their clients, especially those with chronic disease, and both are oriented towards disease management, rehabilitation, and self-care to enhance health and wellness. With PHC reform in full swing in countries such as Canada, addressing its link to CAM is more important than ever. In fact, given the ideological similarities between these complex and evolving paradigms, PHC reforms have real potential to encourage CAM use even further. Since the prevalence of CAM use in cancer patients is well-documented, its link with PHC reform is an important and timely issue.