Pub Date : 2022-07-22DOI: 10.33422/5th.iacrss.2022.07.115
Philip Ralph Hulbig
This study investigated Kindergarten and Grade One teachers’ (K1) perception of their students’ academic, motor, and social emotional behavior before the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. This study is the first part of a larger longitudinal study into teacher perceptions of the impact the pandemic has had on students. This report is intended to provide an overview of the problems faced by this unique cohort of students. The study provides survey and observational data regarding teacher academic, motor, social, emotional, and behavioral readiness of students in the K1 2019-2020 cohort before the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The study surveyed 85 (n=85) K1 teachers from across the United States (54 Kindergarten teachers and 35 Grade One teachers). The survey blended Likert survey questions with inputs for comments related to teachers’ perceptions of student functioning. The study found significantly high numbers of teachers were concerned about the safety and emotional well being of their students before the outbreak. Written responses indicated many K1 teachers faced significant problems managing the demands of the academic curriculum, written work, and social emotional development of the children in their care just as the world was being forced to lock down in response to the pandemic.
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Pub Date : 2022-07-22DOI: 10.33422/5th.iacrss.2022.07.110
Song Yang, Yingmiao Jiao, Xueying Zhang, Xingai Qiu, Jielong Liang, Yi He, Leman Wu, Lu Liu, Yanping Chen, Zi Ye, Bektosh Mamarayim Ugli Abduazizov, Xiuli Chen
People are caring more about mental and physical health when they must confront a treatment. Since research and development for Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and western medicine is based on completely different metrics, this research aims to find a better path for TCM regarding how the proposed set of branding strategies play roles in the international branding ecosystem in the digital era. For international branding in TCM to enhance the brand performance ( price ) in the era of digitalization, this research looks at ways to strategize prospect, prescription, partnership, patent, place, product, professionalism, people and philosophy (indicated as10P) for traditional Chinese medicine. This research first examines the brand performance of 404 TCM products available at Amazon in USA and 260 TCM products available at Amazon in Denmark. In order to test the relationships between performance and product, professionalism as well as people through e-partnership, this research further investigate 439 products data collected from the website of Best Chinese Medicine in USA and 1265 products from the website of Ebay in Denmark to evaluate the effective path of the strategy of E-partnership for TMC product . The significance of regression on the relationship between brand performance (price) and product sort types and product review (people) are proved at the significant level in USA. Dissimilarly, the positive ratio (professionalism) plays a significant role in brand performance in Denmark in stead of the product related dimensions such as storage, sales or comments no. (people).
当人们必须面对治疗时,他们更关心心理和身体健康。由于中药和西药的研发基于完全不同的衡量标准,本研究旨在为中医药找到一条更好的路径,即所提出的一套品牌战略如何在数字时代的国际品牌生态系统中发挥作用。为了在数字化时代提升中医国际品牌的品牌绩效(价格),本研究探讨了中医的前景、处方、合作伙伴、专利、地点、产品、专业、人员和理念(如10p所示)的策略。本研究首先考察了亚马逊在美国销售的404种中药产品和亚马逊在丹麦销售的260种中药产品的品牌绩效。为了通过电子伙伴关系检验绩效与产品、专业精神和人之间的关系,本研究进一步调查了来自美国Best Chinese Medicine网站的439个产品数据和来自丹麦Ebay网站的1265个产品数据,以评估TMC产品电子伙伴关系战略的有效路径。在美国,品牌绩效(价格)与产品种类、产品评价(人)之间的关系回归的显著性在显著水平上得到了证明。与之不同的是,在丹麦,正比例(专业度)在品牌表现中起着重要作用,而不是与产品相关的维度,如储存、销售或评论。(人)。
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Pub Date : 2022-07-22DOI: 10.33422/5th.iacrss.2022.07.105
Y. Dimitrova
In today's highly unpredictable business environment, any organization that wants to increase its competitiveness must innovate. Understanding the importance of innovation is determined by the corporate culture and communications of the organization. They broadcast its messages to all stakeholder groups, facilitate the transfer of knowledge and information and support innovation. The sample is based on the number of companies implementing innovations in Bulgaria. The methodology used is as follow: the profile of the surveyed companies is as follows: the number of respondents - 300 companies, and the owners and managers of the companies were interviewed. The closed-question survey is pre-prepared by the author . The data is collected from The National Statistical Institute in Bulgaria. The studied variables trace the relationship between the innovative efforts of the companies, the corporate culture-competitive performance link, with their internal and external communications and maintained partnerships in the context of open innovation. With the help of the Media Riches Theory and DART models, we could create effective communication programs to promote stakeholder innovation efforts and co-creation processes. The studied variables trace the relationship between the innovative efforts of the companies with their internal and external communications. The results show that small and medium-sized enterprises predominate in Bulgaria. Most managers understand the positive influence that corporate culture has on the overall competitive performance of companies. The studied companies maintain contact with the different groups of stakeholders. Part of this is keeping an effective communication policy, both inside and outside the "borders" of the organization. The significant investments of the investigated companies are in tangible resources. It is necessary to increase the understanding of the importance of intangible resources and increase the investment in them. Effective communication practices would be a reasonable basis for this.
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Pub Date : 2022-07-22DOI: 10.33422/5th.iacrss.2022.07.100
Belgin Bağırlar
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