IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-7 ~ July 2021

Abstract: Measurement and Evaluation are key components of education and the teaching-learning process. Teaching and learning are incomplete without the process of measurement and evaluation, and the extent to which instrument objectives are attained is achieved through the process of measurement and evaluation. Hence the whole essence of teaching and learning is to find out whether learners have mastered the competences, skills, knowledge and ability required of them at any level of education which will enable them progress and contribute to societal development. This paper takes a look at the relevance of educational measurement and evaluation to the teaching-learning process. Measurement.....

Key Word – Measurement, evaluation, teaching, learning, education

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Abstract: Concept of Good life is one of the fundamental concepts of the philosophical as well as the moral investigations. The emergence of human being as a self conscious, moral, social and rational agent has reflected strongly on his ultimate end of life which is termed as good life. With an impartial outlook I made an effort to give some views on good life in the ethic-social context and try to reconstruct a comprehensive relationship between the various components of good life already existing and to draw a holistic framework of good life. Under the changing conditions in the societies past and present, how good life moulds and these modifications have been absorbed by the societies that query needs to be addressed.....

KEY WORDS: Good life, Ethico-social, harmony, happiness, sarvamukti, morality.

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Abstract:Background: This article is drawn from a the larger study on cultural expressions of masculinities and its effects on the educational processes using the case study of Maralal Mixed Day Secondary School in Samburu County, Kenya. Methods: The study from which the article is drawn utilized a comparative case study.It was conducted at Maralal Mixed Day Secondary School in Samburu Central constituency inIkuruto Division.The respondents of the study were 12 Turkana boys, 30 Samburu boys and 36 girls, giving a total of 78 student respondents; 3 education officials and 11 teachers.......

Keywords: Age-groups and generational lines, Circumcision, Initiation processes, Oath taking, Samburu and Turkana.

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Abstract: The sustainability of socio-economic development in Nigeria will rely so much on the way men and women move along in their stride for national development and growth especially if the objectives of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) would be workable and realizable in Nigeria. There is no gainsaying that women are the heartbeat of men's strength and success, and, therefore, the engine room for development in the families which is a microchips of the society. The existing curriculum in secondary schools in Nigeria is limited in scope, devoid of gender friendly concepts/ topics that would address the needs of female students in marriage vis-à-vis life after school which involves....

KEYWORDS: promoting, gender, curriculum, sustainable development, stereotyping, microchips, motherhood.

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Abstract:Women as Image, Man as Bearer of the Look" - this concept is nothing but 'past' today. For decades, female body has been represented and objectified passively for satisfying male desires. But now, man has been shifted to the place of a passive erotic object. This 'reversal movement' has been caused by the presentation of popular socio-cultural media. Like women, man is also spending time and money more and more in grooming himself. This paper enquires the role that the media play in shaping attitudes towards masculinity. It argues that the media representation of men and masculinity re-defines 'beauty' by associating it with its traditional oxymoron, 'masculinity,' as well as generates awareness and consciousness in today's men of maintaining the 'beauty of masculinity.' How the media reconstruct the definition of masculinity in the society of Asia. This is an argumentative paper which is totally based on research the media.

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Abstract: In this article, the deterioration of the environment is presented as a current problem of a social nature, which is why the governments of the day have implemented environmental education in their public policies. The objective of this study is: To investigate the influence of the intervention of Social Work in the environmental education programs of the Autonomous Decentralized Municipal Government of the canton of Riobamba. The methodology had a qualitative-quantitative approach, this type of research was used with 100 citizens from Rio de Janeiro to whom the survey was applied, the same that, its questionnaire was validated and the interviews were carried out with 6 municipal officials. It should be noted that the professional actions of the Social Worker in the place of the investigation will be directed....

Keywords: Intervention, Environment, Social Work, Municipality, Education, Participation.

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Abstract: Globalization on Kherai festival is an important topic in this globalized world, and as we notice that many indigenous tribes are facing some kind of identity crisis. The impact of Globalization is in every community around the globe. At the present days of science and technologies and with the help of mass media and communication we can collect the information of the socio-political, their economic and cultural pictures of different communities around the globe. The socio-cultural and religious practices of the various parts of the globe are mutually impacted due to the communication with each other around the globe. This mutual impact brings changes in many ways in cultural elements of the communities in various parts of the globe. When this cultural aspect changes and gets a fresh form can be called globalization. This globalization impacts their religion as well as the religious practices........

Key word: Globalization, Culture, Bodo, Kherai, festival, Bathou religion, Deity.

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Abstract: Environment consists of the sum total of the stimulation that the individual receives from conception in the mother's womb to death. The word environment has been derived from the French word 'Environner' meaning encircling or surrounding.With environment women have a close relationship.Women constitute half of the human capital in the world. In India, they are popularly termed as "adhi –abadi" of the nation. Mostly in all the courtiers, only women have the primary responsibility for nutrition, child care and household management. In the developing countries, women play a major role as farmer, animal tender, water and fuel collector etc. They are also active in environmental issues. Women have good knowledge of use of local flora and fauna like herbal......

Key word: degradation, environment, awareness, conservation etc.

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Abstract: The implementation of public policy, especially new policy is often obstructed. Therefore, this research aims to describe and analyze education policy of High School teacher management transfer in South Sulawesi Province. In addition, this research also formulated the management strategy of High School teachers in South Sulawesi Province. This research was conducted at the South Sulawesi Provincial Education Department as well as at the high school and vocational school in South Sulawesi Province. Data collection was obtained by interviewing teachers, principals, and provincial education department officials who handled the process of transferring authority. The strategy was built based on Edward III's public policy construct model. Data analysis was performed using descriptive analysis. The research results in 5 strategy formulas in the policy acceptance effectiveness of High School Management Transfer in South Sulawesi Province including Coordination of Policies Pre-Implementation in many programs, the implementation of a program needs support and coordination with......

Key Word: Public policy, public policy implementation, education policy, and public policy implementation strategy..

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Abstract: This paper aims to investigate the effectiveness of morphological analysis instruction on grade ten biology-majored students in a high school in Vietnam, and to find out whether they can catch up with the level of university students majoring in natural science, in terms of science vocabulary performance. The research was conducted at a university and a high school in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam. The instruction selectively targeted technical multisyllabic words that occur frequently in the participants' corpus. Thirty-one students including eighteen Grade 10 biology students as the experimental group and thirteen university students as the control group participating in the study. For data collection, the pre-posttests were designed, validated and applied for the experimental and control......

Keywords: technical vocabulary, biology, multisyllabic, acquisition, performance, morphological analysis

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Abstract: India is the second most populous country in the world, after China. Overpopulation is among the more serious problems that our country is facing, as it accounts for more than 1.20 billion people of the over 7 billion population of the world. Interestingly, USA, that ranks 3rd in the list of most populated countries of the world, is inhabited by 311.1 million people who comprise just 1/4th of India's population. This gap become even more astonishing when considered that the USA is three times larger than India in size. After the Covid 19 of China, India is the most populous country in the world.......

Keywords: over Population in india , Causes of Population Explosion , India Needs Population Control Bill , Effects of Over Population & Conclusion

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