Children with special learning difficulties need attention from both parents and teachers. When a child with a slower learning pace or what is often referred to as a "slow learner" is not handled appropriately in the classroom, this can have several consequences that can potentially affect the learning process and student well-being. The objectives of this study, namely 1) Design the assessment process and collect supporting data to corroborate the initial allegations. 2) Recognize the symptoms of Client behavior to find the root of the problem. The clients in the study were children who were 11 years old and were in grade 5. The research conducted consists of three main procedures, namely preparation, implementation and data analysis. The results of this study concluded that the client was included in the category of children with special needs slow learners. Clients experience problems in almost all subjects especially those with regard to memorization and comprehension.

Chinese excellent traditional culture constitutes the roots and soul of the Chinese nation, and it also serves as an important wellspring for modern industrial innovation and socio-economic development. Museums play a pivotal role in showcasing and passing down this splendid traditional culture. In recent years, the "museum fever" has become a widespread social phenomenon, with the development of museum cultural and creative products exhibiting a flourishing trend. This study focuses on the Shanghai Museum as the primary field site and revolves around the basic concept of inheriting Chinese excellent traditional culture. It conducts an investigative analysis on the current state of development of museum cultural and creative products, delves into the specific needs and preferences of consumers, and endeavors to propose corresponding innovative strategies. The aim is to enhance the educational function of cultural and creative products and achieve the innovative inheritance of excellent culture.

This paper discusses the importance of zakat in the Islamic economy and its role in combating poverty. Zakat is one of the five pillars of Islam that was instituted in the second year of Hijri. It is an obligatory charity that Muslims must pay on certain assets above a minimum amount. The paper defines zakat from linguistic, scholarly and legal perspectives. It outlines the different categories of zakat according to the types of wealth, including zakat on crops, income, animals, precious metals, trade goods, and assets. The conditions and rulings for each category are discussed based on evidence from the Quran and hadith. Zakat is considered the first system known to mankind for achieving social justice and welfare among community members. It aims to redistribute a specified portion of wealth from richer to poorer sections through obligatory charitable contributions. This plays an important role in addressing the global issue of poverty, especially in Muslim and Arab societies. The economic importance and concept of zakat in Islamic jurisprudence is also explored. Zakat resembles a wealth or income tax in modern economies. It purifies wealth and souls while protecting society from the evils of poverty and overburdening the state. As an essential source of public funds and pillar of Islam, zakat has historically played a major role in solving poverty issues in Muslim communities. In conclusion, the paper highlights the continuing need for upholding zakat to realize its spiritual, social and economic merits according to Islamic teachings. It remains the first institution for social security and welfare in Islam.

Nyobeng is a worldwide festival event that is still celebrated by Dayak Bidayuh ethnic community in Sebujit Village, Siding District, Bengkayang Regency, West Kalimantan. Many tourists travel to attend this annual event. The purpose of this study is to investigate the impact of tourism attractions on the intention to revisit, with the visit decision serving as a mediating variable. This study was explanatory research carried out in Sebujit Village, Siding District, Bengkayang Regency, West Kalimantan from June 2023 to July 2023. The study was begun by identifying phenomena and issues, examining object-related issues, establishing a conceptual framework, conducting interviews and distributing questionnaires. A quantitative method was employed and the data was obtained through a purposive sampling method. A total of 205 respondents completed the questionnaire and the data was analyzed using Structural Equation Modeling - Partial Least Square (SEM - PLS). The findings indicate that there is a relationship between the tourism attractions and the intention to revisit (ρ = 0.000), with the visit decision serving as a mediating variable This study concludes that the tourism attractions have a relationship with the intention to revisit.