IOSR-JHSS   Volume-23 ~ Issue-10 ~ October -2018

Abstract: Counseling is the process of helping an individual to sort out troubled areas in their lives, analyze how they feel about themselves and to have an outlook on their opinions by paying a way to choose a course of action that fits their values, resources and lifestyle. The present study was undertaken to study the effectiveness of the counseling as one of the Best Practices of Sacred Heart College (Autonomous). The random sampling technique was adopted and one-third of the total population was taken for the study which constituted of 102 respondents. An instrument was developed and reliability was found to be .793 Cronbach's Alpha. The present study clearly highlights the fact that the "Seeding Hope Counselling Centre" does play a significant role in its outreach to the student community in rendering better guidance, influential motivation and effective problem solving strategies. A student's success lies in the health status of his/her emotional, psychological, mental well-being, which is taken care through the process of counselling.

Keywords: Counseling, Seeding Hope Counseling Centre & Students

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Abstract: This qualitative study starts with the question that whether or not there are scientific and artistic components in the military tactics of ISIS. It looks into the major military tactics of ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) and identifies the nature of the tactics. In contrast to most of the existing literature on the issue—which emphasizes on the politicoeconomic factors behind the uprise of the phenomenal terrorist organization—this paper intends to illuminate.........

KEYWORD: ISIS, military tactics, science of tactics, arts of tactics, military operations, terrorist organization, military weapons.

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Abstract: Civil society participation in administrative decision making for accountability and good governance has been extensively lobbied for by theorists and practitioners of public administration. However, despite its value little has been confirmed on its impact on accountability and governance system performance. The study focused to determine the influence of civil society participation on accountability and governance system performance in county governments of Kenya. This paper embraced descriptive research design in all the 47 county governments and 49 civil society groups in Kenya while conducting the survey. The study applied primary and secondary material where Primary.........

KEYWORD: Civil Society Participation, Accountability, Governance system performance, County Governments, Devolution, and decentralization

[1]. Albert Arko-cobbah. ( 2005). Civil society and good governance: challenges for public libraries in South Africa

[2]. Arup Mitra Rajnish Kumar , (2015),"Employment support to home-workers: the role of civil society", International Journal of Social Economics, Vol. 42 Iss 12 pp. 1106 – 1120
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[4]. Atieno, A.(2016). "The Social Foundation of State of Fragility in Kenya: Challenges of a Growing Democracy‟. Institute of Economic Affairs (IEC), Nairobi.
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Abstract: This study aims to find out the influence of flash card learning media toward students' writing skill of explanatory text. There were 72 students which 36 experimental class students (XI.TAV.1) and 36 control class students (XI.TITL.2). This research was a quantitative experimental design. The data were collected by using test and documentation. The results of data analysis using the t-test formula obtained t-count = 11.48, and t-table with a real level of 5% and dk = 70 obtained t-table = 1.668. Thus, it turns out that t-count> t-table (I-α) (11.48> 1.668). So, the hypothesis was accepted. This proves that the learning outcomes of writing explanatory text using Flash Card learning media is more influential.

Keywords: Flash Card Learning Media; Students' Writing Skill; Explanatory Text

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Abstract: A paradox becomes clear and confusing; nickel mining expansion in Pomalaa, Kolaka Regency, Southeast Sulawesi Province, the ecological and socio-cultural aspects that should be the most essential and maintained components are the last things to pay attention to. This neglect has made ecological and social cultural aspects shrouded in mystery. The focus of this research is to explore and uncover various mysteries of the ecological and socio-cultural degradation of the Bajo community towards the expansion of nickel mining in Pomalaa, Kolaka Regency. This research employs post-positivism paradigm with Grounded Theory approach. The techniques of data collection used are interviews, observation and.........

Keywords: Ecological, Socio-Cultural, Degradation, Bajo Community

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Abstract: The study aims to explain the sectors controlled by Bugis ethnicity as migrants on the Sebatik Island in the Indonesia-Malaysia border in the dynamics of border communities that utilize two regions of the country as a source for living everyday life. By using an ethnographic approach, this study found that Bugis ethnic as immigrant ethnicity controlled the economic, political and cultural arena. Bugis ethnic groups are able to master these sectors because they are supported by various factors, first, they have high adaptability to new environments. Second, having a strong work ethic as a migrant. Third, the ability to take advantage of every opportunity, especially the economy (business) as the main target for migrating. Fourth, always uphold the philosophy of Siri and Pesse as a foothold in living overseas. Fifth, always maintain good relations with families in the area of origin (South Sulawesi)...

Key words:Bugis ethnic, migrants, Indonesia-Malaysia border, Sebatik Island, economy, politics, and culture

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Abstract: The environmental issues have been at the very top of the people‟s concern all over the world. There has been an extraordinary set of indicators of a rapidly rising public concern, ranging from practical to theoretical efforts toward conservation, such as, rallying environmental conservation campaigns, Green conservation movements, and also struggle to institute a viable environmental ethic. Even though humanity has faced ecological problems at other earlier times they have presently taken a new urgency due to their scope and gravity. It is now evident that, damage to the environment has an irreversible impact on man and nature. Thus, the ecological crisis on the horizon at the dawn of the 21st century is at a point where the very survival of humanity and all that is, is in grave danger..........

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Abstract: Bigamy is when a man remarries while the subsistence of the previous marriage. Bigamy is criminalized under Indian Penal code and considered illegal under the Hindu Law. Any marriage which is entered into by a man while he has a subsisting marriage with another woman, the subsequent marriage is not legally recognized and neither are the relationships arising out of the marriage. However, it is not an uncommon occurrence nor is the second marriage being illegal enough of a deterrence to stop people from doing so. Even though the laws regarding eventual separation in second marriages or child custody or maintenance etc., from second marriages, are unclear, they are still taking place in the society. The apparent contrast between the law and social practice regarding second wives in India has led to a situation where it is realized that they are gravely wronged and that they are not properly protected under the law...........

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Abstract: Women's entrepreneurial activities have been recognized as vital towards successful leadership and economic development in Nigeria and Africa as a whole. Since women make up a significant portion of the world's population, it becomes important to encourage their participation in entrepreneurial activities which will at the long run make positive impact on the economy. This paper therefore examined the influence of individual, socio-cultural and economic factors towards successful entrepreneurial activities of female entrepreneurs in Ogun State, Nigeria. A descriptive survey design was employed with a total number of 120 female entrepreneurs drawn from different........

Key words: Individual factors, Socio-cultural factors, Economic factors, Female Entrepreneurs

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Abstract: Commodification has given birth to the practice of capitalism in the implementation of Umrah worship in Indonesia. The Umrah travel agency has carried out capitalism towards Umrah worship into a very commercial worship. Capitalism has formed a class in the Umrah travel agency in the premium class, executive class and economy class. This Umrah travel agency class gives birth to Umrah packages which have an impact on the price that must be paid by the Muslim congregation. The higher the commodification, the higher the price that must be paid by Muslims in order to get the best services and facilities in carrying out Umrah worship in Indonesia...

Key words:Commodification, Umrah worship, capitalism, Umrah travel agency

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Abstract: Taboo words from one culture to another and from one language to another language is different. A taboo subject is still a fierce conversation and never ending in society in various Arab countries. Likewise, the problem of euphemism, has been the topic of Arab scientists, from the beginning until now. Therefore, this article will discuss about taboo words and euphemisms in Arabic especially related to sex, because no Arab terms of sex, both Muslims and non-Muslims are no euphemistic. In research about taboo words in a language, there are three approaches that can be used, namely sociolinguistic approach, feminist approach and action and speech approach. In this article, we will use a third approach, which is to see the taboo words from aspects of action and speech..

Key words:Taboo, euphemism, arabic, sex, culture

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