IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-9 ~ Sep 2021

Abstract: Globalization and crucial relationship quality with students have changed many new challenges for teachers in the world and across the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, predominantly in the higher education sector. This research paper investigates the significance of emotional intelligence in critical relationship quality with students. Several studies have examined the interaction between teacher emotional intelligence and relationship quality with students. The significance of the present study is that there has not been an experimental study that has investigated how these two variables cooperate together. Additionally, since emotion has emerged as a significant component of both teaching and learning, the potential for emotional intelligence to assess and impact the capacity of teachers......

Keywords: emotion, emotional intelligence, Teacher-student relationship, approaches, implication

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Abstract: Globally, Iron Deficiency Anaemia (IDA) has been known to have negative effects on the lives of more than 2 billion people. Currently, pregnant women are the most vulnerable population corresponding to 24.8% of 3.7 billion people. The highest prevalence of anaemia exists in the developing world which is thought to be associated with the following factors; socio-economic factors, inadequate dietary intake, cultural taboos that hinder intake of certain foods known to be good sources of iron, infections, multiple pregnancies and low contraceptive prevalence use among others.This study sought to assess dietary intake of pregnant women in the migratory community inNarokCounty.......

KEYWORDS: Assesss, Dietary Intake, Pregnant Women, Migratory Community

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Abstract: Environmental problems are multidisciplinary in nature. Some problems related to the environment are global while some problems are in ground level. This research paper is an attempt to analyse the local environmental problems in India and establish their connections with environmental degradation and human well-being. The study also reveals with India's major environmental problems and suggests that some changes in policies for sustainable development in India. The research particularly focuses on water and water pollution related water-borne diseases which affect human well-being and other health aspects. Due to such hindrances, India is finding it hard to achieve the Millennium Development Goal of environmental sustainability

Key Word: Environmental degradation, Human well-being, Environmental sustainability, Sustainable Development.

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Abstract: Background: Most of the students' problems in writing are due to some factors. Those are using inappropriate words, using ungrammatical sentences, having difficulty in writing. They have no idea how to write or convey their ideas, therefore producing written text is a challenge for students. As a result, the teacher must find a way to guide and support them in beginning to write because they find it difficult to convey what they want to write. The aim of this study was to investigate which aspect of students' writing is most affected after being taught by employing sequence of pictures. This research was a quantitative research and the design used was one group pre-test post-test. The subjects were 30......

Key words: Recount text, Sequence of pictures, Writing.

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Abstract: This article has been elaborated with the target of determining the impact of the computerization of the system made to individual order in Democratic Republic of Congo, this computer system that was not established previously. The declarative system promoted more custom fraud, the deceleration in the process of tax agreement of goods, a lack of making profit for the public revenues, … With the appearance of the system made to individual order and the development with SIDONIA +, SYDONIA++, SYDONIA World. It is the question in this article to determine the advantages and incovenants of the computerization of the system made to individual order. In accord with our research, the computerization of the system made to individual order presented more advantages comparatively to declarative system. Nevertheless, there are still challengers to expose according our research.

Key words: The computerization of the system made to individual order, advantages, and incovenants

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Abstract: In an endeavor to restrain the spread of COVID- 19 and diminish the loss of life, Indian Government has forced their version of mandatory self-isolation through implementing lockdown regulations. Unfortunately, restricting people's mobility and depriving them of what matters most might intensify the pessimistic impact on mental health. During the first four phases of the COVID- 19 related lockdown, Indian women filed more domestic violence complaints than recorded in a similar period in the last 10 years. Mental Health, defined by the world Health Organization, is "a state of well-being in which the individual realizes his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to make a contribution to his or her community.

Key words: COVID- 19, Domestic violence, Mental Health, Lockdown

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Abstract: Communication is a key of human existence. In the current global scenario the need and role of communication has grown manifold. This has a great impact on the teaching and learning of language skills around the globe. Needless to say that English language is most widely used for official communications globally. But the irony here is that, for most of the people who speak English, it is not their native language. English serves as their second or third language. David (2004) writes, by 2003, the non-native speakers of English outnumbered the native speakers by the ratio 3:1. The learning of a language as a second language (L2) varies a lot from the acquisition of first language (L1). Hence, it is necessary to formulate a teaching method that suits the requirements of.....

Key words: CLT, communicative competence, native and non-native speakers, learning theories, teaching method

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Abstract: This paper will review the challenges and prospects of the National Social Investment Programme (NSIP), a social protection scheme in reducing poverty in Nigeria. The paper begins with a short brief on poverty in Nigeria and a conceptual framework. Theprevious social protection programmes in Nigeria will be assessed before narrowing down to a review of the NSIP. The paper will conclude with the challenges of implementing the NSIP and some recommendations. Nigeria is often referred to as the "Giant of Africa" because of its population and economy. Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa, with approximately 202 million people accounting for about half of West Africa's population. Nigeria is a multi-ethnic and.....

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