IOSR-JHSS   Volume-27 ~ Issue-12 ~ Dec. 2022

Abstract: Online education is the fastest growing form of distance education and is valued at both traditional and non-traditional colleges and universities especially with respect Covid-19. The Online education has not only changed the landscape for distance education, but has greatly impacted higher education as a whole across the globe. There is proliferation of for-profit institutions of higher education, the commercialization of education by traditional non- profit institutions, and a continued increase in the demand for online education. The present study thereby focuses on insight about the perception of Generation Z towards online education system in Kamrup Metro. Here, the researcher also intends to find the problems faced by students regarding online education.

Key words Covid -19 , Generation Z and online education

[1]. Alex Azike N, (2015) students learning experiences and perceptions of online course contentandinteractions.Retrivedfrom https://scholarworks.waldenu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1187&context=dissertati ons.
[2]. Astuti,S.,& Rukmana,D,(2016) student satisfaction on the implementation of the online UndergraduateThesisExamination. Retrieved from https://www.emerald.com/insight/content/doi/10.1108/QAE-12-2020- 0148/full/pdf?title=student-satisfaction-on-the-implementation-of-the-online- undergraduate-thesis-examination-a-pls-sem-analysis
[3]. Brittany G,(2015) Online learning revealing the benefits and challenge.Retrived from https://fisherpub.sjfc.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1304&context=education_ETD_ masters
[4]. Garry F,(2011) Making the connection: Moore's theory of transactional distance and its relevance to the use of a virtual classroom in postgraduate online teacher education.Retrived from https://researchcommons.waikato.ac.nz/bitstream/handle/10289/5283/Making%20the
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Abstract: The term Special education has gone through many changes. This paper explains the diferent models for what has been happening, such as the segregationist model, rehabilitative or specialised care model. Inclusive or social model and inclusive model..In addition, the current problems to be solved are also explained.

Keywords: Education, Special education, Spain, Models, Problems

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[2]. CSIE (2020). Inclusion Index, developing learning and participation in schools. Retrieved 10 October 2022,from https://www.educacionespecial.sep.gob.mx/pdf/doctos/3Internacionales/8Indice_de_Incl usion.pdf
[3]. Finance (n.d.). Programme 322.d. Special Education. Retrieved 2 October 2022, from Microsoft Word - M05-322D.doc (hacienda.gob.es)
[4]. García Rubio (2017). Legislative developments of inclusive education in Spain. National and international journal of inclusive education, vol. 10, num. 1, pp. 251-264. Legislative developments of inclusive education in Spain | García Rubio | Journal ofInclusiveEducation (revistaeducacioninclusiva.es)
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Abstract: The financial intermediation role of commercial banks in the economic growth and development of countries cannot be overemphasized. Commercial banks all over the world perform significant role in the allocation and distribution of economic resources in countries. The role performed by commercial banks in financial intermediation remains at the forefront of economic development of countries. Commercial banks enhance economic growth of countries by availing funds to customers for investment purposes and as well as financial deepening. The banking sector is therefore........

Key word: Commercial Banks, Financial Intermediation, Economic Growth and Development

[1]. Andries, A, M. (2009) Theories Regarding Financial Intermediation and Financial Intermediaries - A Survey. Fascicle of The Faculty of Economics and Public Administration, 9, 2(10), 254-261
[2]. Babazadeh, M., & Farrokhnejad, F. (2012). Effects of Short-run and Long-run Changes in Foreign Exchange Rates on Banks' Profit. International Journal of Business and Management, 7 (17), 70-77.
[3]. Bilal, M., Saeed, A., Gull, A., A & Akram, T. (2013). Influence of Bank Specific and Macroeconomic Factors on Profitability of Commercial Banks: A Case Study of Pakistan. Research Journal of Finance and Accounting, 4 (2), 117- 126.
[4]. Chimkono, C. C. (2016). Effect of Micro and Macro-Economic Factors on Financial Performance of Commercial Banks in Malawi. PhD Thesis, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, Kenya.
[5]. Diamond, W. (1984). Financial Intermediation and Delegated Monitoring, Review of Economic Studies, 51(3), 393-414.

Abstract: The major goal of this paper is to give a monetary analysis of Intellectual Property (IP) Right Law along with its connection to Competition Law. Here, we've tried to distil some key ideas and propose some basic principles that might inform the development and implementation of IP and antitrust regulations. While this approach cannot be said to take into account every nuance of Intellectual Property Law or every possible competitive circumstance, it does provide some helpful overarching ideas.1Innovations in the application of existing knowledge have been the driving force behind the economy's recent growth and development. The internet, biotechnology, ICTs, and many other technological advances are pivotal in today's economy. To encourage the production......

Keywords: Intellectual Property Rights, Innovation, Competition Policy, Economic development, Technology, Economic Growth.

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Abstract: In order to demonstrate how musicological discussions of Orientalism significantly changed the disciplinary profile of musicology in the direction of interdisciplinary or contextual musicology, the purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of the history of the concept of Orientalism in the field of New musicology. New musicology has acknowledged the field of postcolonial studies as a potential place to start when developing new theories about the connections between music, race, ethnic otherness, and European colonialism.

Key Word: Orientalism, New musicology; Postcolonial Musicology; Edward Said.

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[3]. Edward Said, Culture and Imperialism, London, Chatto &Windus, 1993, Print.
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[5]. Evelyn Baring & Lord Cromer, Modern Egypt II, New York: Macmillan, 1908, as cited in Said, Orientalism, p. 38.
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Abstract: YGR serves many functions such as, biodiversity, ecological, hydrological, education and research site and economic functions. The reserve hosted over 20,000 tourists from over 100 countries. This makes it the most popular tourist destination in Nigeria and, if properly managed, it could become a significant part in the development and promotion of tourism throughout the country. Despite all these, this reserve is currently under serious threats from a various series of negative activities. Underrating YGR non-market resources values in making decisions is adjudge to be a major negative factor of the reserve conservation and resources management. This study........

Key words; Yankari game reserve, protected, biodiversity, resources management, choice experiment, Random Parameter Model (RPL)

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Abstract: Introduction: Almost all kinds of demonstrations with anarchic nuance will inevitably cause material and mental loss. The impact may happen on the protesters themselves, the security apparatus and even to other citizens who were not involved in the anarchist demonstration. This study aims to examine, analyze and describe the following: a description of planning, implementation and monitoring of demonstrations, determinant factors that can support strategic management and prototypes model in handling demonstration actions at Makassar. Methodology in this study.........

Mots clés : strategic management, handling demonstrations, Barracuda strategy.

[1]. Aditya, L. D. (2017). Implementation of Handling Demonstrations in Order to Maintain Public Security and Order in the Central Java Regional Police. Faculty of Law UNISSULA.
[2]. Alam, N. M. (2015). The Influence of Leadership, Leadership Style, Manager Competence and Risk Management on Managerial Performance of Bank Bjb (A Study at Pt. Bank Pembangunan Daerah Jawa Barat and Banten, Tbk. Widyatama University.
[3]. Andiansah, W. (2010). The Role of the Police in Coping with Anarchic Demonstrations. Faculty of Law, 5 (1).
[4]. Aryani, Y. D. (2011). Implementation of Police Duties in Handling Demonstrations in the Legal Area of the Kudus Police. Semarang State University.
[5]. Atiek Rohmiyati. (2016). The Role of Brimob in Handling Demonstrations in a Professional Way as a Form of Law Enforcement. Journal of the Indonesian University of Education

Abstract: This article aims to analyze the process of integrating science between Da'wah and social work in Islamic universities in Indonesia. The research locations focused on Syarif Hidayatullah State Islamic University Jakarta and Sunan Kalijaga State Islamic University Yogyakarta. Using qualitative research methodsanddatacollectedthroughobservation,interviews,anddocumentationstudies.Theresults of the study found that there has been a relationship between da'wah and social work in Indonesia's dynamics of a long history of Islamic higher education. The integration of science that is formed is Islam with Social work, not Da'wah Science with Social work. Two-way integration between Da'wah Science and Social Work became the basis for developing an integrated design between the two disciplines....

Keywords: Da'wah studies, Islamic Social Work, Integration of Science

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Abstract: A presente pesquisa busca investigar a origem e evolução da língua portuguesa, dentro de uma abordagem metodológica diacrônica, problematizando a sua relação com a gênese das línguas ancestrais, primeiramente, pela narrativa mítica da torre de Babel. Considerando o percurso científico, partiremosde uma abordagem dotronco-Indoeuropeu (protótipo de língua ancestral aceito na atualidade), passando pela História do Império Romano,que impõe a língua Latina em cada território conquistado, até o surgimento e organização das línguas neolatinas, ao conjunto das quais pertence a língua portuguesa. Para o desenvolvimento da pesquisa, valer-nos-emos dos pressupostos da linguística histórico comparativa, visando estabelecer um estudo comparativo entre a língua portuguesa, utilizada......

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