IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-6 ~ June 2020

Abstract: The main objective of this research was to describe the ideal English lecturer based on the students' perception at English Education Study Program of Cokroaminoto Palopo University: (1) to describe the characteristics of ideal English lecturer based on the students' perception at English Education Study Program of Cokroaminoto Palopo University, (2) to describe the way to be ideal English lecturer based on the students' perception at English Education Study Program of Cokroaminoto Palopo University. This research employed Descriptive Qualitative Method. The research subjects involved in this research is 7 students. The data were collected through interview, video and tape recording, and note. All the data are analyzed qualitatively. The result showed...

Keywords: Ideal English Lecturer, Orchestral, Partnership, Humanist, Unique, Chemistry

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Abstract: This paper analyses the impact of the novel coronavirus majorly on the "The Big Board" and National Stock Exchange in the initial months. Comprehensive research suggests that the fears of coronavirus impact on the global economy have rocked markets worldwide, with stock prices plunging. The Indian stocks were eventually "back in the red‟ despite various stimulus packages announced by the Fed and RBI. It further describes why COVID-19 is not the only reason for the recent stock market crash (The Black Monday) and suggests that falling stock markets might not be the only reason for a possible global recession as the real challenge this time isthe interaction of supply shock with a substantial fall in spending by consumers and businesses, i.e. demand shock which will produce a deeper and a more lasting downturn.

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[2]. Monnappa Chandini"Indian stocks back in the red despite cenbank rate cut", Reuters, 2020/27/03,in.reuters.com/article/india-stocks/indian-stocks-back-in-the-red-despite-cenbank-rate-cut-idINL4N2BK1JD
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[4]. Dubey Sharad "Promoters Go Shopping For Shares As Markets Tumble", Bloomberg, 2020/27/03, www.bloombergquint.com/markets/promoters-go-shopping-for-shares-as-markets-tumble
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Abstract: This study examined the extent, depth and severity of poverty among micro-scale business owners in Makurdi Metropolis, Benue State-Nigeria. The study adopted a multi-stage sampling procedure in which a total of 247 sample size was drawn from population of 3325 using appropriate sampling technique. Data were collected with the use of structured questionnaire, analyzed using qualitative statistical tools (simple percentages and tables) and Foster-Greck-Torbeck (FGT) test approach. It was found out that 65% of the population of study is poor, and 28% of the poor households are living far below the poverty line while 14% of the poor are extremely poor. The study also found out that the sum of N42,900.48, N1,201,213.44 and N15,658,675.2 would be required

Key Words: Micro-Scale; Business Owners; Extent; Depth; and Severity of Poverty

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Abstract: The COVID-19 has come as a natural disaster rattling the mankind. Natural disasters have the capacity to bring social disruption in the society. While the country has largely been successful in containing the spread of virus and saving so many precious lives, yet it has brought with it what we can call as threats to our society. The traditional value system, fear of unemployment and drug addiction, violence against women, disharmony and jealousy and division in social classes are some of the worrying aspects for the sociologists. The society is not definitely going to be the same post COVID-19 epidemic.

KEY WORDS: structure, disruption, disharmony, violence, social class

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Abstract: As one of the most influential theoretical underpinnings in second language acquisition (SLA),Noticing hypothesis hasbeen receiving an increasing amount of attention from researchers in this field over the last decades. However, there have been different perspectives on the role of Noticing.In order to provide multi-dimensional perspectives on Noticing Hypothesis, contribute to the exploration of the Noticing Hypothesis,and reaffirm the importance of this hypothesis in SLA, this paperwill briefly present the contents of the hypotheses by Schmidtand Robinson before presenting Krashen's perspective on the issue, which stood in contrast withthe other two. Also, the comparison between these perspectives will be made. Finally, a critical review on the work of Schmidt's noticing hypothesis will be presented.

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Abstract: The appearance of an object in the environmental image depends on its "distinction from the other things………as a separable entity", which makes it easier to identify the object according to its spatial or pattern in relation to other objects. It is understood that by creating a distinction of the different elements as a separable entity, it makes it easier to identify the element and the city‟s parts can be recognized and organized into a coherent pattern, aiding way-finding, thus enhancing the imageability of any city. Order, unity, balance, symmetry, scale, proportion, rhythm, contrast, and harmony are among the important tools used to define good building architecture, and these concepts can be used to analyse the aesthetic qualities of an urban environment, though they are not used

KEY WORDS: Imageability, Parameters, Case Study, Standards, Design Codes, Chennai

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Abstract: While bearing great historic weight as a movement that changed the scope of the scientific advancement available to humans at the time, and characterised keenly by various advancements in realms like art, writing and sculpture, the term "Renaissance" however it a bit of a bottleneck that attempts to put paradigm-shifting advancements and major changes in the way popular thought as dictated into too narrow a box. On the surface, one can attribute the time period from 1300-1600 as a period of "rebirth‟ and reawakening of the much-revered Greek and Roman cultures that lay dormant till then. However, there is more to the process of rebirth than just an awakening....

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Abstract: In this article, we use data from the 2019 NES post-poll survey to assess the impact of BJP's welfare schemes on voting behaviour. We demonstrate that compared to earlier elections, voters are more likely to give credit to the central government as opposed to state governments or local politicians for welfare schemes. This centralization is especially the case for some of the BJP's new welfare programmes such as Ujjwala and the Jan Dhan Yojana. However, even earlier Congress-era schemes such as the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme and the Awas Yojana are now more associated with the central government. Schemes such as the Public Distribution System (PDS) and Old Age Pensions are still more likely to be associated with state governments. At the all-India level, we find some evidence that voters who received benefits under Ujjwala, Jan Dhan Yojana or Awas Yojana schemes were more likely to vote for the BJP, whereas recipients of pensions or MGNREGA were less likely to support the BJP.

Keywords Welfare schemes, Ujjwala, BJP vote, NES 2019, centralization of credit, programmatic politics

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[2]. For full details of the survey methodology see https://www.lokniti.org/media/PDF-upload/1565073104_34386100_method_pdf_file.pdf. (accessed July 20, 2019).
[3]. The Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana was launched in 2016 to provide free liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cooking connections to poor women.
[4]. The role of the BJP's affiliates in the Sangh Parivar in providing social welfare was also an important part of the party's ability to break through in new regions in the 2000s (Thachil, 2014).
[5]. See https://english.newstrack.com/lead/pm-narendra-modi-says-he-has-shut-shops-of-middlemen-4261.html