IOSR-JHSS   Volume-21 ~ Issue-11 ~ November-2016

Abstract: The purpose of this study is to investigate Computer Self Efficacy of Secondary School Studentsof Tiruchirappalli District in terms of Type of School Management, Type of School, Locale ofthe School, Medium of Instruction, Type of Staying, Birth order, Gender, Community, Type ofFamily, Fathers' Educational Qualifications, Mothers' Educational Qualification, Fathers'Occupation, Mothers' Occupation, Having Computer in Home and Hours of Using Computer atHome. This is a descriptive field survey. The study group of the research comprised of totally1853 students who were selected randomly from the schools of Tiruchirappalli District...............

Keywords: Computer Self-Efficacy, Secondary School Students, Demographic Variables

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Abstract: Javanese ethnicity has a very high religiosity. They acknowledge God as the creator themselves and the universe; whom also controls both. The acknowledgement of God's existence is a part of individual religiosity. The gifted students have the excellent thinking ability to acknowledge God's existence. This study aims to determine the gifted students' acknowledgment of God's existence in their dailylives. The method to collect thedata was written interviews with 13 Javanese gifted students. Data were analyzed by categorizing the emerged themes. The results showed that in the gifted students' acknowledgement, God's presence in their lives can be felt through various ways, such as; when they had problems, wish fulfillment, when they did something wrong (morally), through worshiped (prayed), and witnessed God's greatness.

Keywords: Gifted Students; God's Existence; Religiosity

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Abstract: This study begins with problems related to the assessment of science learning that is not optimal. Assessment of learning that has been applied has not been optimal to contribute to the measurement of the five domains of science that reflects the competence as expected.The purpose of this study is to make and use alternative assessments that can improve the five domains of learning science using STS learning model and guided inquiry in MI (Islamic Elementary School) Darul Huda Sleman. This research is the development of alternative assessment system in science learning in MI , involving 42 students OF MI and 40 university students of PGMI major (Education of Islamic Elementary School). Alternative assessment models consisting of a performance test, the assessment sheet of process skills...........

Keywords: Alternative assessment, five domains of science, guided inquiry, STS

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Abstract: Trade Secrets under the terms of the positive law of Indonesia (Law No. 30 of 2000). In determining the system of trade secret law, however, we must mengedapankan national interest. Therefore, in selecting the legal system should be considered public awareness including national entrepreneurs to understand and associate Rights Intellectual Property especially the system of trade secrets with a business strategy that is national and international level and their ability to master trade secrets and use them in the competitive arena of business, too, need assessed the level of understanding of the law enforcement agencies (such as judges, prosecutors, and police), including officials of government agencies (eg, officials at the department of justice and human rights, department of industry and commerce, health department, directorate general of customs and excise, finance department) to Intellectual Property rights in general and in particular trade secrets

Keywords –Trade Secrets and Protection Law

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Abstract: The diagnosis of Cancer revealed to the patient and family members results in overwhelming number of intense emotions. Medical advancements have resulted in treating Cancer for either cure or control. This has increased the responsibilities of family caretakers for comprehensive care of the patient. Literature has provided abundant evidence for the impact of caretaking on psychological condition of the caretakers. Investigators in this study developed a Social Work Intervention module focusing on providing psychosocial care for caretakers. This module was measured for its effectiveness in reducing.................

Key words :- Caretakers, Cancer, Depression

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Abstract: Tourism industry acts as a powerful agent of both economic and social changes. It stimulates employment and investment, alters structure of an economy, contributes to foreign exchange earnings and maintains favorable balance of payment. The money spent by the tourist in a country is turned over several times in the process; the total income earned from tourism is a number of times more than actual spending. The multiplier effect of tourism receipts is completely recognized as spreading to secondary and tertiary sectors of an economy. Tourism helps in the significant growth of economic, social, cultural, educational and political sectors. Marketing and promotion are of vital importance in tourism sector due to the competitiveness of tourism industry both within and between tourism generating nations...........

Key Words: Tourism, Employment, Gross Domestic Product, Investment, Foreign Exchange, Tourist Arrivals

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[2] NSS data on employment and unemployment 2011.
[3] RBI Bulletins, GOI.
[4] Bureau of Immigration, Govt. of India, for 2000-2014
[5] Reserve Bank of India, for 2000 to 2010

Abstract: The teachers are the backbone of our society. Since time immemorial, they occupy great respect in the society not only in our country but across the globe as they shape the future citizens. As one of the important builders of the society, they can make the pillars of a nation deep and lift them high to the sky. This is more so as school is the second important institution after home which founds and develops sense of morality and sociability to children. Working in education is both exciting and demanding due to social respect it commands and the responsibility the profession demands. Teachers and .

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