IOSR-JHSS   Volume-24 ~ Issue-11 ~ November. 2019

Abstract: Digital technology has been part of our society for some time now, and its influence can be perceived in almost every aspect of our lives. It is possible to identify this influence in work places, homes, teaching institutions, and also pieces of art such as literature. Objectives - The study aims to (1) to identify lecturers' response for implementing cyber-literature in English literary learning; and (2) to design the cyber-literature based instruction module. The subject of this research is students English Literature in the academic year of 2018/2019. Method - The sample retrieved is 45 students and 4 lecturers. The data was collected by using questionnaire, interview and documentation. Data analysis techniques are quantitative and qualitative approaches. Result and Conclusion - The result of the research indicated that in (1) the analysis of lecturer responses, researchers build learning.......

Keywords: Cyber-literature, teaching, literature, Claroline

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Abstract: This study examined traffic management in Lagos state metropolis in relation to activities of Lagos state traffic management authority. This study identified various factors affecting the operation of Lagos State Traffic Management Authority on traffic congestion and assessment of public opinion in achieving the goal of Lagos State Traffic Management Authority. This study adopts survey research design for data collection. Yao Yamani was used to determine the sample size and simple random sampling technique was further used to select 388 drivers, Lagos State Traffic Management Authority officials and commuters. The instrument used was validated using content validity and test re-test was used to determine the reliability of the instrument. The data collected were analysed using descriptive and inferential statistics. Descriptive statistics was used to analyse the demographic data obtained for the study while regression analysis was used to test the hypotheses as well as determine the.....

Keywords: traffic management, focus group, transportation, and road traffic.

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Abstract: The aim of this thesis is to find out whether machine translator and human translator translate Ayat (henceforth, verses) with deleted prepositions in the Holy Qur'an accurately and whether there is any difference between Human and Machine translations of the same verses. The research investigates the translation of the deleted prepositions in 10 verses in the Holy Qur'an then check the Google translation and Sahih International Translation of each of these verses. The findings show that the translations differ depending on the English grammatical rules and on the meaning of the verse. Generally, Google Translator was not able to capture the meaning of the verse with the deleted prepositions and didn't get the translation correctly, while Sahih International Translator was able to get the meaning of the verses with deleted preposition and, in some cases, to figure out the deleted preposition even though the meaning of the verse changes slightly because of the deletion of the preposition.

Keywords: Arabic, English, Deletion, Preposition, Qur'an, Machine translation

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Abstract: This study assessed science teachers‟ pedagogical beliefs and ICT classroom practices in secondary schools in Jalingo, Taraba State. Descriptive survey design was adopted for the study. Population of the study covered 46 science teachers from 3 secondary schools. The research instrument (questionnaire) used was adapted with modification. Three research questions and one research hypothesis were used for the study. The research questions were answered using mean and standard deviation while hypothesis was tested using Pearson product moment correlation at 0.05 level of significance. The results revealed among othersa small positive significant correlation (r = .145; p > 0.05 significant level) between science teachers‟ pedagogical beliefs and their ICT classroom practices. By implication, the analysis showed that innovative pedagogical beliefs of science teachers can still be achieved despite their poor ICT classroom practices. Therefore, it was recommended that in-service training on "integration of ICT into science classroom" be organized for science teachers; to equip them better for 21st century classroom teaching.

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Abstract: Land availability has always been an important thing in infrastructure development in Indonesia, so that communities affected by land procurement for the benefit of toll road development and other infrastructure development must also be protected by its rights. This research on how to optimize the deliberation process to reach an agreement in the procurement of land for the public interest. The research method used in this research is a normative juridical legal research method. Assessment results involving the magnitude of the indemnity value are final, there is only option to agree or disagree, so that there is no process of hearing each other, giving each other an opinion on the basis of volunteeration and equality. Even the deliberation process is reduced to the agreed or disagreed process and the result of the agreement is determined by calculating the most number (majority). Thus in the application of LAW No. 2/2012.....

Keywords: Deliberation, Agreement, Public Interest

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Abstract: ‗As Kenya gears up to attain vision 2030, Education for All goals, and MDGs, ECDE has been recognized as essential programs of helping the country realize its goals.The purpose of this study was to establish the influence of learners cognitive abilities on children's acquisition of science skills in pre-primary schools in Tharaka North Sub- County, Tharaka Nithi County, Kenya. This study was based on Social Cognitive Theory. This study utilized a mixed methodology entailing qualitative and quantitative. The target population in this study was 1780 subjects comprising 95 early childhood teachers, 95 head teachers and 1590 pre-school children. Using stratified random sampling the researcher selected 10 teachers from the zones accounting for 10% representation of the target population making a total of ten, the sample of teachers. The instruments for data collection were questionnaires for teachers and head teachers and observation checklist for the children. Piloting of the instruments was carried out in......

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Abstract: It took us only a few decades to trigger the transformation of our cities from places echoing as centers of culture, religion and economic opportunities into gigantic mechanized locus which has been asphyxiating the life at a rapid rate. From only two megacities in 1950 to 28 megacities in 2014 and 35 megacities in 2025, the tempo of urbanization has sped up due to a multitude of factors inclusive yet not limited to high wages, better water and sanitation conditions and other opportunities. Urbanization was a desirable progression in 1800s and in the west but in the contemporary world, 80% of the urbanization is taking place and will continue to take place in Asia and Africa and majority is in developing or least developed countries such as Nigeria, those least able to handle the political, social, economic and environmental problems associated with rapid urbanization, consequently.......

Keywords: Urbanization, Asia, Africa, Challenges, Planetary Urbanization

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Abstract: This study examined the management of crime in Public Service Vehicles in Nairobi County Kenya, with special focus to criminal activities on Public Service Vehicles (PSV's) in Starehe sub-County. The specific objectives of the study were to determine the nature, extent, and trends of crime associated with the use of PSVs; analyze the factors that influence crime in PSVs; and suggest mechanisms that will mitigate crime associated with the use of PSVs in Starehe sub-County.Matatu is a 14 seater vehicle used as PSV while Bodaboda is a motorcycle which is used to carry passengers. The research questions were adopted from the objectives of the study. This study is important because its highlights the special features that attract crime in PSVs, which is vital to policy makers and stakeholders interested in improving the services and productivity of the public transport sector. The study is also useful to scholars and future researchers who wish to contribute academic knowledge of preventive measures in crime prevention. The literature on the study topic was reviewed based on the themes of the study.......

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Abstract: This study aims to determine the effect of competence and quality of human resources simultaneously, the effect of competence to organizational performance partially, determine the effect of the quality of human resources to organizational performance partially, determine the effect of motivation on organizational performance partially, the effect of competence on performance organizations through motivation and determine the effect of the quality of human resources to organizational performance through motivation. The study was conducted at the department of cooperatives and small and medium businesses DKI Jakarta provincial trade. Sampling using saturated samples involving 78 employees in all parts of the organization. Analysis of data using path analysis.....

Keywords: competence, quality of human resources, motivation, organizational performance

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Abstract: This study aimed to determine the effect of individual characteristics and career development to organizational performance simultaneously, determine the effect of individual characteristics on organizational performance partially, determine the effect of career development to organizational performance partially, determine the effect of organizational commitment on organizational performance partially, determine the effect of the characteristics individual to organizational performance through organizational commitment and determine the effect of career development to organizational performance through organizational commitment. The study was conducted in Tujuh Ion Indonesia Jakarta. Sampling using saturated samples involving 77 employees in all parts of the organization. Analysis of data using path analysis. Based on data analysis found that the variable.....

Keywords: individual characteristics, career development, organizational commitment, organizational performance

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