IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-10 ~ October 2020

Abstract: The development of character values by applying the STAD (Student Teams Achievement Division) type learning model aims to find out how the activities of educators, student learning activities, and student character values. This research uses a combination of quantitative and qualitative research types. The research subjects consisted of 27 students taking the course of School-Based Management. Data collection techniques using observation, tests, and interviews. Qualitative methods are used to describe the activities of educators, students, and learning outcomes, while quantitative analysis methods are used to analyze student character values. Based on the results of the study showed that the overall average percentage of educators' activities in implementing the STAD....

Key Word:CharacterValues ; STAD Model ; Development

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Abstract: Numerous reports of challenges being by children living within the squalid conditions of the Sidojiwe hostels have been submitted to various child protection organisations and responsible duty bearers yet no effective and conclusive solutions have been implemented towards resolving their plight. Due to several resounding socio-economic and political challenges faced by the government (resulting in the closure of industry and contributing to residents being exposed to pervasive poverty), the hostels have unfortunately been converted from being bachelor to becoming family housing. Overcrowding and hostel vandalism have been noted as the major causes of violation of the children‟s right to life, survival and development. Some children have assumed income-earning responsibilities and roles to provide for their families.The study sought to assess the challenges being faced by children in accessing their right to an adequate standard of living within the Sidojiwe hostels, how urban housing use-change at.....

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Abstract:Background: Physiotherapists play an important role in the society. Their role is to help patients to develop, promote, restore and maintain functional ability and movement throughout their lives. Being involved in patient care, it is important to monitor an emotional state of these service providers. It can be assessed using positive emotional indicators such as happiness. They can be more empathetic in patient care if they are happy and have high levels of generalised satisfaction. It can be inculcated from the early phase of ongoing physiotherapy education. Monitoring mental well- being from early stages can be advantageous.
Materials and Methods: All undergraduate and postgraduate physiotherapy students with the age group of 18-27 years were included in this study. The google form link was sent via email. They were directed to fill the Subjective Happiness Scale .....

Key Word: Happiness, subjective happiness, physiotherapy students

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Abstract:This research aims to find out all changes in knowledge, attitudes, and dog ownership management in the Pejeng Village community following the implementation of Dog Population Management pilot project conducted by the Government of Indonesia and FAO. This research applied aqualitative method using a crosssectional
design. The total population was 1434 people, which is the number of all families in Pejeng Village. The sampling technique is a proportional stratified sampling technique that filtered the number of samples used to 313 respondents (by Slovin, 5% error tolerance) consisting of 63 Intaran residents, 54 Pande residents, 70 Puseh residents, 55 Guliang residents, 37 Pedapdapan residents, and 34 Panglan residents. The research instrument was a questionnaire, then the results of the interviews were tabulated using Microsoft Excel 2013
program then analyzed descriptively by the SPSS program and analyzed by non-parametric analysis using the Wilcoxon test. The results showed that the implementation of dog population management has significantly changed the knowledge, attitudes, and dog ownership management in the Pejeng Village community..

Keywords:Changes in knowledge, attitudes, dog ownership management, dog population
management, rabies.

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Abstract: This paper entitled Grendel's Mother: Victim, Not Villain aims to analyze the character of Grendel‟s mother in the Old English epic "Beowulf" in order to refute the traditional interpretation of her as an evil monster and establish her as a victim. To this purpose, this paper analyzes the portrayal of Grendel‟s mother as a villain. This study further examines the flaws in such one-dimensional portrayal and offers a more comprehensive analysis of the victim in Grendel‟s mother. This study has been done by using qualitative method from the perspective of content analysis where text served as the primary source and other books and articles as the secondary source of information. In the poem "Beowulf", Grendel‟s mother serves as one of the three antagonists that the hero Beowulf hasto.....

Key Words: Beowulf, Grendel's Mother, Villain, Victim.

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Abstract: Interparental relationship has a profound impact on the offsprings,the current chapter includes a presentation of a framework for the interaction between healthy parental relationships and its impact upon the offsprings life's and the range of factors creating an impact upon the familial relationships.Whether it‟s a parent who yells a lot or one who acts sullen and angry, these patterns directly impact our kids when they are young, and they often go on to re-enact them in their own relationships when they reach adulthood.As the parent child relationship is linked to the development of healthy offsprings,in the same way positive parenting behaviors are linked to that of the parent child closeness.......

KEYWORDS: Divorce, offsprings, mental health, seperation, health,personality.

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5. Simon Nusinovici ,Bertrand Olliac, Cyril Flamant, Jean-Baptiste Muller, Marion Olivier,Valeri Rouger, Geraldine Gascoin, Helene Basset, Charlotte Bouvard, Jean- Christophe Roze, Matthieu Hanf. (2015, August). 17(3)33-39.

Abstract: The increasing spate of domestic violence against women in Nigeria has assumed an alarming proportion, and has become a source of concern considering the negative consequences of abuse on the health and psycho-social status of women. Several literatures on domestic violence against women attest to the fact that this dastardly act is embedded in cultural norms and religious dogmatism. This study was therefore conducted to investigate the dimensions in which culture accounts for abuse of women in the southeast zone of Nigeria. Data was generated from secondary sources as well asempirical studies conducted on different issues of abuse against women and girls. The liberal feminist theory was adopted in explaining the reasons behind the advocacy and elimination of violence against women......

Key words: Culture, Ideology, Violence, Violence Against Women, Domestic Violence

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