IOSR-JHSS   Volume-27 ~ Issue-1 ~ Jan. 2022

Abstract: Mentoring and coaching are the evolutionary terms that have emerged recently from educational pedagogy but both have also undergone a sea change of definition and practices .Mentoring is rapidly gaining attention not just in educational upbringing but also in corporate intelligence, entrepreneurial wisdom ,sports and humanities lineages, administration and business operations etc. Even peer mentoring and early mentoring practices are being designed for various future leadership perspectives. NLP or the Nuerolinguistic Programming goes hand in hand in shaping mentoring process as it deals with certain tools and techniques that construct strong pillars of mentoring such as neurological......

Keywords: NLP-Nuerolinguistic programming, mentoring, neurological level, mentee, protégé, goals, outcome, anchors

[1]. Bandler, R., and Grinder, J., (2012). Frogs into Princes: Neuro-Linguistic Programming. Real People Press.
[2]. Bashir, A., & Ghani, M. (2012). Effective Communication and Neuro-linguistic Programming. Pakistan Journal of Commerce and Social Sciences, 6(1), 216-222.
[3]. Biswal, R., and Prusty, B. (2011). Trends in neuro-linguistic programming (NLP): A critical review. Social Science International, 27(1), p.41.
[4]. Burstein, J., Shore, J., Sabatini, J., Moulder, B., Lentini, J., Biggers, K., & Holtzman, S. (2014). From Teacher Professional Development to the Classroom: How NLP Technology Can Enhance Teachers' Linguistic Awareness to Support Curriculum Development for English Language Learners. Journal of Educational Computing Research, 51(1), 119- 144.
[5]. Hayat Eid Alroudhan et .all : International Journal of Applied Linguistics & English Literature E-ISSN: 2200-3452 & P-ISSN: 2200-3592

Abstract: Despite Maldivian Constitution prohibiting laws that contravenes Shariah, the inclusion of conflicting punishments and interpretations of offenses within its Penal Code has contributed to a penal impasse, in terms of hudud punishments. This paper conducts an empirical study based on doctrinal research on the level of inclusion of hudud punishments in the current penal code of Maldives as well as conducting a qualitative study through the stakeholders in Maldives. Furthermore, issues are analysed and discussed to prove the effects of including conflicting concepts within the same penal law in terms of Shari'ah punishments. The findings of this paper will show the attitudes among the stakeholders towards the application of hudud punishment in Maldives. Even though the evidence found in this paper is gathered from sources in Maldives, these findings can be utilised by other Islamic countries in addressing issues related to Shari'ah punishments in their respective penal systems.

Keywords: Penal Law, Hudud, Qisas, Shari'ah, Maldives

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Abstract: This study investigated judicial officers' knowledge of forensic psychology and the perceived actual administration of justice in Nigeria. The design of this study was survey design drawing 49 participants 42 were Judicial Officers, particularly lawyers and 7 from magistrate court in Kaduna using convenient sampling technique. Two standardized instruments were used in collecting data. Two hypotheses were postulated and tested with Independent Sample-t-test and Pearson Product Moment Correlation. Hypothesis one revealed that (M= 39.24; SD= 2.824) and older layers (M= 37.90; SD= 3.401) on impact of Forensic Psychological Knowledge Administration of.........

Key Word: Judicial Officers, Gen, Forensic Psychology, Perceived Actual and Administration of Justice.

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Abstract: This article was written with an objective to formulate principles and criteria of turtle-based ecotourism that is in line with the Balinese philosophy of the Trihita Karana (THK). This article was written based on output of an FGD followed by a workshop conducted at TCEC Serangan, Bali in 2000-2001. Otput of the FGD and workshop showed that the principles and criteria of turtle-based ecotourism that is in line with the Balinese philosophy of the Trihita Karana are as follows: (1) Sustainability principles; (2) providing appropriate interpretation; (3) empowerment of local communities; (4) respect to local culture / religion; (5) abide to law / regulations; (6) development supported by local communities; (7) provide satisfaction to tourists; (8) responsible marketing; (9) manajemen system in line with THK; (10) principles of self-protections; (11) empowerment of knowledge and local wisdom; and (12) implementation of CHSE protocols.

KEY WORDS: ecotourism, criteria, Trihita Karana, TCEC, Bali

[1]. Adnyani, N.W.G. (2012). Planning and Implementing Sustainable Tourism in Indonesia. Case Study : Pemuteran Coral Reef Protection in bali-Indonesia. The 6th. UNWTO Asia/Pacific Training Program on Tourism Policy and Strategy, Bhutan, 25-28 June 2012.
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[5]. Dalem, A.A.G.R. (2004). Merumuskan Prinsip-Prinsip dan Kriteria Ekowisata Daerah Bali. Jurnal Lingkungan Hidup Bumi Lestari 4(2): 86-90

Abstract: The purpose of this study is to analyze the nature of the profession and security of the West Sulawesi Regional Police in enforcing disciplinary law. This research method uses a combined research method between doctrinal legal research, empirical normative and sociological empirical research because, in addition to studying the regulations of the head of the police and related laws, it also examines its application in the field. The results of the study show that the nature of the Professional and Security Functions in Law Enforcement and Discipline of Polri Members is to create professional, disciplined, accurate and ethical members of the National Police in carrying out their duties so that they can produce predictive, responsible, and transparent police officers with justice in the West Sulawesi regional police

KEY WORDS: Profession; Police; Security; Law enforcement

[1]. Danendra, IBK (2013). The Position and Functions of the Police in the Organizational Structure of the Republic of Indonesia. Lex Crimen, 1(4).
[2]. Satoto, S. (2014). Building the Independence and Professionalism of the Police of the Republic of Indonesia as Protectors, Protectors and Law Enforcers. INNOVATIVE| Journal of Legal Studies, 7(3).
[3]. Supriyadi, M. (2015). Mental Revolution in Police Perspective: Presenting the State in the Middle of Society. Journal of National Security, 1(1), 127-144.
[4]. Ali, M. (2007). Progressive Criminal Justice System; Alternatives in Criminal Law Enforcement. Journal of Law Ius Quia Iustum, 14(2).
[5]. Damank, RM (2016). West Kalimantan Police Efforts in Implementing Government Regulation No. 2 of 2003 concerning Disciplinary Regulations for Police Members to Realize Good Governance and Clean Government in the Internal Police. Nestor's Journal of Masters in Law, 1(1), 209699

Abstract: This study aims to analyze and describe the role of elite leadership of Wahdah Islamiyah in the development of education institutions at College of Islamic Studies and Arabic Language (STIBA) Makassar. This research is a qualitative research. Research data obtained from informants as many as 6 people who were selected based on the requirements to provide accurate information about the role of elite leadership of Wahdah Islamiyah in the development of STIBA Makassar. Data were collected through in-depth interviews, observation, and documentation. The validity and reliability of the data was obtained through the validation of the data by checking the credibility, transferability, dependability and confirmability for analysis using qualitative data analysis techniques through the....

KEY WORDS: Elite leadership, Wahdah Islamiyah, STIBA Makassar

[1]. Ainillah, S. R. 2016. Political Elites in Contents in the Village by using a study on the role of Blater in the Pilkades in Banjar village, Galis, Bangkalan Madura. Journal of Young Politics, 5(3).
[2]. Alberto, et al. 2014. The Role of Leadership in Motivating Employee Performance. JISIP: Journal of Social and Political Sciences, 3(2).
[3]. Amin, K. 2017. Elite and Power in Village Communities Study of Relations between Government and Community in Rias Village, Toboali District, South Bangka Regency, Kep. Bangka Belitung. USK Journal of Sociology, 11(2).
[4]. Amrianto. 2015. The Role of Traditional Elites in Local Political Dynamics in Regional Head Elections in Wakatobi Regency 2014. Journal of Political Science.
[5]. Ansyari. 2019. The Role of the Elite in the Domination of the Golkar Party in Tanah Datar Regency Since the Reformation Era. Nusantara: Social Sciences, 6(2).

Abstract: A crew agency business is a legal entity engaged in the recruitment and placement of crew members on ships. One of the crew agency companies is PT. MCS International recruits a crew to be placed on foreign ships. In a state of urgency PT. MCS often has problems in providing crew members who are ready to be on board or transferred to other ships due to the competence factor and willingness of the crew to be transferred. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of competence and availability of crew on crew mutations. This research is a form of correlative research using quantitative descriptive analysis. The results showed that the management of mutations at PT. International MCS is still less than optimal so that it affects the competence and availability of crew members on the smooth transfer of crew members at PT. MCS International.

KEY WORDS: mutation, competence, availability, crew, ship

[1]. Darmadi, 2018. Human Resource Management in Principals "Raising School Principals' Work Productivity and Influencing Factors" (1st ed.). Yogyakarta: depublish.
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Abstract: In a "traditional" society like Morocco where feminist politics is generally considered to be an intrusion from the West, and often – times scrutinized for being a modern trend pitied against traditional life-styles and cultural norms, gender consciousness constitutes not only a hope for women, but also a source of strength to free her from the nightmares of crippled traditions revitalized in different guises. It is this revival of Islamic misinterpretation with regard to women that urges women intellectuals to view fundamentalist waves not only as anachronistic in their call for the preservation of socially-prescribed norms and traditional life-styles, but most importantly as a logical reaction to the bewildering socio cultural changes manifested in every aspect of everyday life, and which constitutes......

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Abstract: This paper examined the sociolinguistic aspect of Short Message Service (SMS) language, particularly in identifying gender differences represented in SMS texts. The research applied the qualitative approach on 40 sandwich students of University of Cape Coast. Data collection involved 120SMSes; each participant was asked to forward at least 3 messages. Katz et al 1974 uses and gratifications theory, results show that male students usually send text messages in order to inform and/ or avoid conversation with others during critical moments. Among female students, the most important gratifications remain the externalization of emotions and the maintenance of social networks. The study.....

Keywords: Gender, Difference, gratifications, Interactional, transactional, SMS

[1]. Aboagye-Aniagyei, L. (2009). Informal elements in text messages: A case study of students at the University of Cape Coast. Unpublished B.A dissertation. English Department, University of Cape Coast: Ghana.
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[4]. Baron, N. S. (2004). See you online: Gender issues in college students' use of IM. Journal of language and Social Psychology, 23 (4), 397-423.
[5]. Blackstone, A. M. (2003). Gender roles and society. Human ecology: An encyclopedia of children, families, communities, and environments (eds), pp. 335-338.

Abstract: Lack of indigenous specialised terms in some machine translated works seems not to reflect the indigenous knowledge of some African Languages . This pose challenges for translators, agricultural extension officers and second language learners. This study analyses existing lexical information of Igbo agricultural terms in some machine translation works with the intent to establish its conformity with the Igbo indigenous knowledge of such terms. Sixty three lexical items in English were drawn from google translate and Watchtower library as our sources of primary data collection. Literature texts served as the secondary sources of information. Jean Herbert's Interpretative Theory of Translation was adopted as a framework for the analysis of data. Findings revealed that......

KEY WORDS. Igbo Lexicography,indigenous knowledge machine translation, sentence level interlinear, off-line android application

[1]. Ayogu, I., Adetunmbi, O.A. & Adefowoke Ojokoh, B. (2018). Developing statistical machine translation system for English and Nigerian languages. Asian Journal of Research in Computer Science 1 (4), 1-8. DOI:https://doi.org/10.9734/ajrcos/2018/v1i424761.
[2]. Chidi, E. (2017). Fidelity challenges in English-Igbo translation. Semantics Scholar Online Journal,13-27.
[3]. Chinenyeze C. E. Bennett, E.O. & Taylor, O.E. (2019). A natural language processing system for English to Igbo language translation in android. International Journal of Computer Science and Mathematical Theory. 5 (1), 64-75.
[4]. El- Banna, A. I. & Naeem, M. A. (2016). Machine translation as a model for overcoming some common errors in English into Arabic translation among efl university freshmen, 1-28.
[5]. Everlyn, C. C. , Bennett, E. O. & Taylor, O. E (2019) A natural language processing system for english to igbo language translation in android. International Journal of Computer Science and Mathematical Theory 5 (1),. www.iiardpub.org.

Abstract: In Europe the organization of work varies from country to country depending on whether liberal, regulated or with salary. Organization depends on the system of payment of medical services, the way of running general practice, the availability of equipment and the freedom or not to acquire new patients. In any European nation doctors are imposed in a compulsory way to associate and in any case of not having the possibility to choose the colleagues to work with. With imposition we lose spontaneity, facilities and clinical skills. Aggregations imposition is called as justified by greater availability of time and the consequent decrease......

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