IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-6 ~ june 2021

Abstract: By analyzing the UPI data of freshmen in a vocational college, we can grasp the mental health condition of vocational students in the changing times and provide theoretical basis and data support for the mental health education work in vocational college.The level of mental health of freshmen in vocational college was comparable to the overall health level of freshmen nationwide. Mental health level of freshmen in vocational college has been on the rise in the past six years. In terms of mental health level of vocational students, male students are better than female students. Students major in engineering are better than those major in liberal arts, and undergraduates are better than those in junior college. Vocational students had more prominent psychological distress in the areas of interpersonal relationships, self-confidence and OCD tendencies.

Key Word – UPI; Mental health; Freshmen; Vocational college

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Abstract: Background: There is geographic variation in accessibility to health care facilities and areas where accessibility to health care facilities is low due to spatial differences in population distribution, transportation infrastructure, and distribution of health care facilities. The aim of this paper was to examine the spatio-physical accessibility to rural healthcare facilities in Nangere Local Government Area of Yobe State. Materials and Methods: The research was conducted using stratified random sampling, with five (5) settlements chosen at random from each of the study political wards. The Data was collected using a structured questionnaire and Global positioning system (GPS). The questionnaires were administered by means of face-to-face method of data collection. The GPS (Garmin 76CSx) was used to record the geographic locations of the health facilities and 146 villages across the eleven (11) political wards. The geospatial data was analyzed in ArcGIS 10.8 version's environment. The questionnaires were sorted, coded, and processed using SPSS 22.0 software.......

Keywords: Nangere, spider diagram, spatial, healthcare

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Abstract: This paper explores features of direct and indirect quotations in American newspapers. Eighty discourses in The New York Times, the Washington Post, Bloomberg, and The Hill have been selected for analysis. The results show that the use of quotation speech contributes to the distinctive features of the newspaper discourses. Moreover, the use of quotations with diverse and subtle nuances of meanings not only avoids boredom but also helps the writers express their stance authentically and objectively.

KEYWORDS: direct and indirect quotations, quotation speech, commentary, discourse, commentary discourse

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Abstract: Due to the extensive use of test results for educational and social purposes, washback effects of tests on teaching and learning have gained greater attention from many educators and researchers. A thorough understanding of washback would contribute to promoting the quality of teaching and learning. Therefore, in the scope of this paper, the key concepts and dimensions related to washback effects will be reviewed. The study ends by drawing several pedagogical implications for EFL teachers.

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Abstract:Introduction: Mobbing is a phenomenon that affects the health of workers and the Quality of Life at Work (QLW), the people around and the organization. The objective of the study was to analyze the association between Mobbing and Quality of Life at Work in workers at a private university in Jalisco, Mexico. Material and Methods: Type of descriptive, cross-sectional, and analytical study. Three questionnaires were used to collect the information: one on sociodemographic and labor data, the CVT-GOHISALO questionnaire to evaluate Quality of Life at Work and the IVAPT-PANDO to calculate Mobbing. The universe of study were all the workers (census) of the University, excluding workers who did not want to participate. Results: 54.8% of the people in the study were women, with an average age of 36.6 years, 44.6% are single, 48.6% have a bachelor's degree with an average....

Keywords: Mobbing, Quality of Work Life, Workers, University

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Abstract: Currently, there are 40 universities in Vietnam offering Korean language majors. According to preliminary survey results on universities' training programs, Korean translation practice is a compulsory subject. In addition, studies on compiling teaching materials and innovating teaching methods have gained much attention from educators and scholars. This paper aims to study the application of the scripts from Korean TV show excerpts to teach Korean-Vietnamese translation practice. In addition, corresponding teaching plans will be developed and proposed. Hopefully, the findings will contribute to improving the teaching quality of this subject in particular and Korean language skills in general

KEY WORDS: Translation, translation teaching plan, translation teaching materials, Korean TV show scripts

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Abstract: The study had been conducted to identify learners' key requirement or needs, determine the areas in which they are lacking skills and design ESP course and materials. Against this background, this study was conducted during the academic year 2020 to define the English language needs of high school graduates who wants to pursue further education, an international degree, civil jobs, and others, where good English language ability is a primary requirement. The data of this study was collected from different sources, including a questionnaire circulated online, and a semi-structured interview with both subject-matter teachers or instructors and the administrators at Skill Lab. Results of the data analysis offered significant insights as to the designing and teaching of ESP course. The study revealed that receptive skill (i.e., reading) was mostly focused on English class. It has been also reported that listening....

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Abstract: Sport is a very important cultural phenomenon, it is globalizing to a great extent. This process is studied with reference to three different perspectives. These are cultural hybridization in light of glocalization, cultural convergence in light of grobalization and the third perspective is the resistance to the global cultural flow. The globalization tends to change the sports. Some are accepting the global flows and some are resisting it. The whole process is subjected to market economy, power politics and capitalism. The resistance for the globalization is comparatively weak

KEY WORDS: globalization of sports, cultural hybridization, cultural convergence, glocalization, grobalization and resistance

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