IOSR-JHSS   Volume-22 ~ Issue-5 ~ May-2017

Abstract: A large number of Rajbanshi people had moved out of Koch Bihar, West Bengal in search of livelihood. This paper finds out the reason behind this out-migration and seeks to understand its nature. This is an ethnographic study. The reasons of migration Stated by the Rajbanshi migrants have been examined with the relevant secondary data. Separate BORDA Composite Indices for demographic and economic attributes for all the districts of West Bengal had been constructed. In addition, similar Indices for rural employment as well as income and different amenities present in villages of all the districts of West Bengal have been constructed. Based on these indices it can be inferred that the performance of Koch Bihar district is not satisfactory. The analysis highlighted that livelihood migration among this particular community is due to certain compelling forces.

Keywords:- Deprived, development, facilities, migration, voluntary.

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Abstract: Interpersonal skills are fundamental for the healthcare students, as they need them for their daily practice interacting with patients and colleagues. Unfortunately, the interpersonal skills are not considered part of the evaluation in their formative years, and higher levels focus on theoretical and procedures leaving the student to develop those skills by itself. This article features a proposal to integrate the interpersonal skills in the university classrooms, using observation codes as a method to help delimit and evaluate interpersonal skills to have a foundation and analyze the changes needed in the Mexican educational system.

Keywords:- Healthcare students, interpersonal Skills, Observation Codes.

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Abstract: The use of alcohol and other substances among students at institutions of higher learning impacts negatively on their studies, therefore affecting academic performances. The purpose of this study was to investigate prevalence of alcohol, drugs, other substances use and abuse among students of Kirinyaga University (KyU), categories of drugs used or abused, factors contributing to the use or abuse of the substances, suppliers of the substances, suppliers, impact on performance, memory, extent of addiction to the substances and to propose means of overcoming the challenge. Using a descriptive survey, all registered KyU students (2006) were stratified and systematically sampled using class attendance registers as the sampling frame and programmes as the sampling units.............

Keywords:- Alcohol and Drug abuse, Substance abuse in Institutions of higher learning, Youth and drug abuse, Youths and Drug addiction.

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Abstract: Thematic-Integrative Learning Model is a fairly new learning of its existence. The model is applied in particular in conjunction with the elementary school, or more precisely in the frame of the curriculum of 2013. There are two things that are quite crucial in this learning models include the presentation of material and assessment. In general the presentation of the material can be described through the steps. First, mapping the basic competencies and scope of subjects in a net. In each sub theme subdivided form the six learning, one study submitted for one day. Second, mapping learning indicators. Description of activities in the form of interest, media, and tools, as well as the operational measures.........

Keywords:- Thematic-Integrative, material, assessment

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Abstract: The limited fossil energy resources and problems caused by greenhouse gas emissions has made it clear for all regarding the need for more attention to renewable energies. Since renewable energies contain various and diverse sources which are created by natural and available energies. Nowadays, due to the increasing population and human needs and consequently, an increase in energy consumption, the energy crisis phenomenon is observed in the world. Excessive consumption of energy derived from fossil fuel is along with the rapid growth of communities' economic that due to climate change, environmental protection and local economic development, fossil energies decrement.........

Keywords:- Energy and renewable energy, challenges, modern energies development, modern technology

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Abstract: The representation of lesbianism as offering an alternative space for long-oppressed women who sensitize the necessity of freedom shows the changing role of women in the politics of sexuality, acceptability and social divisions. Both the texts, Fire and The Color Purple emancipate lesbian feminism in an explicit way to show that the dependence of women upon their men is no longer prevalent rather the interdependence of women can be resistant to the oppression, suppression, mental and physical depression caused by men. Although, the women who cultivate sexual bonding among themselves............

Keywords:- Lesbianism; alternative space; oppression; lesbian feminism; conservative rules.

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Abstract: The prevailing perception of women in Islam is considered as Oppressed, inferior, and unequal, but in contrary Islam has empowered women with the most progressive rights since the 7th century. In Islam, women are not inferior or unequal to men. Rather the Almighty Allah has devoted an entire chapter (Surah Al Nissa) of the Quran, the holy book of Islam, to women. In addition, Allah directly addresses women repeatedly throughout the Quran. Islam proclaims that all human beings, men and women, are born in a pure state. The goal of every Muslim is to preserve this purity by shunning evil tendencies and beautifying their inner being with virtuous traits.
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Abstract: Organisational performance of an organization defines the organizations continuity. A firm's sustainability is highly dependent on its strategies to improve and advance operations. Corporate success in todays' market environment is defined by some factors which are out of the direct control of an organization, yet organizations have to adapt to the external environments dynamic ways for their survival. There are ICT networks to deliver a wide range of value added products and services to customers in the airline industry. The airline business depends on the wellbeing of international trade and the stability of the markets. The general objective of this study was to determine the influence of Information Communication and Technology strategies on the organizational performance of Kenya Airways Limited..........

Keywords:- Computerized Reservation System, Internet Applications, Communication Networks, Communication Networks, Information Systems Integration, Organizational Performance

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Abstract: Game-based personalized learning in a common way enhances the learning experiences for the learner in a more proficient and timely manner. Game-based learning can simulate real-world application and experiences for learners and facilitators of instruction. The learner can promote and lead educational learning activities to enhance skills and knowledge in a variety of ways. In our schools and universities today, learners are exposed to a lot of technology applications. Using games through the application of technology provides the learner with lots of hands-on activities. Gaming activities are highly engaging and it helps the learner to find ways of solving problems by various means..........

Keywords:- game-based learning, literacy benefits, motivating learners

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Abstract: In electronic public relations, instead of making use of traditional ways for encountering customers or addresses, electronic technologies are used by the aim of more ease, speed and acquiring but given that this technology has imported to Iran from another countries, it may not be proportionate with our culture, economy, management and… or in other words, it may not be satisfactory and attractive to the customers. Accordingly, the goal of this study is investigating and analyzing Maskan bank's electronic public relations in attracting customer's satisfaction. The present research is applicable according to the method, description, survey execution, and purpose.........

Keywords:- Electronic public relations, attracting customer's satisfaction, usefulness feeling, user convenience feeling, inclination toward making use of technology

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Abstract: birhor are tribal/adivasi forest people, traditionally nomadic, living primarily in the indian state of jharkhand. birhors are certain tribal communities who have declining or stagnant population, low level of literacy, and are economically backward. the overall objective of the cluster development model is to develop the selected ptg cluster in an integrated manner with development and financial services focusing on social, economic, infrastructure and human aspects of development. rural appraisal exercise (resource and social map, seasonality, chapati diagram, observation) , household survey. the sustainable structure will be established with the policy of working pro-people. Cluster Based Model" which can be up scaled and replicated in all such PTG Cluster in different parts of the country.

Keywords:- birhor, CDM, development plan , protection

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Abstract: This study was conducted to assess the library services utilization and satisfaction by undergraduate students in Osun State University main Library, Osogbo, Nigeria. Two hundred and fifty copies of the questionnaire were distributed to students in 200 level and above who formed the sample for the study. Two hundred and twenty two copies were retuned and found usable for the study, given a response rate of 88.8%. The survey research method was adopted for the study. A questionnaire was used as a data collection instrument. Frequency counts and simple percentages were used in analyzing the data collected. The study revealed that majority of the respondents used the library on monthly 81(36.5%) basis and their main purpose of using the library was to update their knowledge and skills, prepare for test and examination, read library materials,..........

Keywords:- Library services, Utilization, Satisfaction and Undergraduate student.

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