IOSR-JHSS   Volume-28 ~ Issue-4 ~ April 2023

Abstract: The main objective of this study was to identify determinants that influence the effective practice of learning speaking in group work regarding grade twelve students in Ginchi Secondary School.This study employed a descriptive survey design that includes quantitative and qualitative methods.Taro Yemane's (1967) formula was used to determine the sample size.Thus, using a simple random sampling selection process, 274 students and five teachers were chosen based on the available sampling method. The data collected via a questionnaire were filled into SPSS, and then, different statistical analyses such as frequency and percentage were computed from the data in the SPSS. The results of the statistical analysis are presented in tables. Besides, data obtained from the interview were transcribed and.....

Keywords: determinants, Group work, Practice, Speaking

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Abstract: Sankardeva initiated Sattriya culture as a part of the preaching of New- Vaishňava religion. Sattriya dance is an integrated part of this culture which contain certain characteristics of the classical dance form and hence it is recognized as a classical dance of India. This Sattriya dance was extracted from the dances innovated by Sankardeva. After demises of Sankardeva, the religious tradition was divided into four distinct groups called Sanghati. On the other hand, the number of Sattras (religious institutions established by Sankardeva) also increased in accordance with the diverged ideologies of these four groups. Brahma Sanghati is a group among these four groups that achieved special patronization from the Ᾱhom kingdom. Dakshinpat sattra is one of the premiere Brahma Sanghati sattras established (1584 AD) under the patronage of the Ᾱhom king Jayadhvaj Singha. This Sattra started to practice.....

Keywords: Rajāghariỷā nāc, Brahma sanghati, Sattriya music, Dakshinpat sattra, Classical

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Abstract: This article aims to analyze the changes in Israeli public opinion linked to the policies developed by right-wing governments in the area of security. In 1977, for the first time, the right-wing Likud party assumed power in Israel and some aspects of foreign security policy adopted different spectrums, such as the adoption of the term Eretz Yisrael (a term that refers to the entire region now comprising Israel and the Palestinian Territories) instead of the State of Israel in official government speeches. However, the most significant changes can be observed in 2009, when Benjamin Netanyahu assumed the government after ten years of his first leadership of the Likud party and the Israeli parliament. To explore this new scenario, what emerges is a portrait of a country that enjoys a rare moment of relative peace......

Keywords: Israel; values; foreign policy; settlements; Palestine

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Abstract: Amidst the continued failure of agricultural production systems in meeting policy targets in developing countries, there has been a gradual paradigm shift towards afforestation. Despite the snail-paced rate of adoption of this mode of land use, globally, there has been a gradual realization of the potential of afforestation as an alternative and sustainable land use option for economic development. As a result, a number of countries across the globe have actively sought to promote afforestation as an alternative land use for economic development through state policy and support. However, despite the growing significance of afforestation in the sustainable development discourse, little has been done to interrogate the significance of sustainable afforestation as an alternative land use option for economic development in developing countries. To date, a plethora of studies on afforestation......

Keywords: Afforestation; sustainable; land use and economic development

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Abstract: Agriculture has been a crucial component in the progress of human civilization throughout history. The state fosters agricultural development in societies where agriculture is the economy's foundation. Moreover, economists have stressed the significance of creating surplus agricultural produce to support other sectors of the economy and encourage economic growth. Consequently, examining agricultural production practices can reveal valuable insights into the overall economic conditions. The paper examines the nature of agricultural production in the Valley of Manipur, which encompasses the extent of cultivation, agricultural land system, techniques and technology employed, the range of crops grown, the agricultural labour force, the involvement of women in agriculture, and irrigation infrastructure.

Keywords: Agriculture; Land System; Rice; Irrigation; Women; Tools and technology; Agricultural labour

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Abstract: Résumé Cet article porte sur le lieu en tant qu'espace de transition dans Verre cassé d'Alain Mabanckou. L'absence de repères et l'instabilité des héros, qui se trouvent dans une situation de marginalité, nous invitent à repenser le lieu à travers un récit qui met en scène un nouveau rapport à l'espace. Les axes que nous avons choisis d'étudier nous permettent de voir comment l'auteur tisse l'intrigue de l'instabilité spatiale à travers « Le Crédit a voyagé », un bar de Pointe Noire. D'abord, nous avons tenté de montrer qu'il s'agit d'un lieu de passage où une bande de vieux soûlards attendent, dans une sorte de purgatoire, de céder le lieu à une génération plus jeune. Ensuite, nous nous sommes intéressés à cet espace clos en tant que lieu de la création littéraire qui marque la transition du récit, qui s'énonce certes en Afrique mais prône les qualificatifs du « cosmopolite.

Keywords: Bar, « Espace incertain », Transition, « Récit-Monde », Création romanesque, liminal, Intergénérationnel

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Abstract: E-government also known as electronic govt. refers to the use of ICT such as the internet, computer, mobile phone, etc. to provide better and faster govt. services to the citizen efficiently and transparently with less corruption. West Bengal, a state in India has made significant progress in E-government to provide govt. services to its citizen on time. Although in the state of West Bengal where the literacy level is not very high and many people are living below the poverty line and are not even aware of the benefits of e-governance, so there exist several challenges to implementing e-governance. The purpose of this paper is to examine the various e-government initiatives of West Bengal govt., benefits, and challenges of e-governance in West Bengal.

Keywords: E-governance, Benefits, Challenges, West Bengal

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Abstract: Headteachers use different staff management strategies to coordinate day to day running of schools and to develop an environment that helps motivate pupils. These management strategies may be responsible for the disparity in school performance. Studies on head teachers'staff management strategies have concentrated on public schools, leaving out private schools. This study aims to examine the influence of headteachers' staff management strategies on pupils' academic performance in private primary schools in Nyeri and Murang'a Counties in Kenya. The study was guided by Bertalanffy and Weihrich's Systems theory which claims that an organized enterprise does not.....

Keywords: Staff management strategies, Academic Performance

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