IOSR-JHSS   Volume-29 ~ Issue-9 ~ September 2024

Abstract: This study delves into the relationship between emotional intelligence and job satisfaction among special education teachers in ethnic minority regions of western China, aiming to address the deficiencies in this field of research and provide dual guidance for both theory and practice. A self-developed questionnaire was administered to 230 special education teachers, with 218 valid responses collected, yielding an effective response rate of 98.6%. The study reveals that both emotional intelligence and job satisfaction among special education.....

Keywords: emotional intelligence, job satisfaction, special education teachers, ethnic minority regions, western China

[1] Li, M. J. (2011). The Relationship Between Emotional Work Strategies, Emotional Intelligence, And Job Satisfaction Among Primary And Secondary School Teachers. Chinese Journal Of Health Psychology, 19(6), 675-677.
[2] Li, M. J. (2012). Study On The Relationship Between Emotional Intelligence, Work-Family Conflict, And Job Satisfaction Among Primary And Secondary School Teachers. Chinese Journal Of Health Psychology.
[3] Zhang, Y. Y. (2012). Research On The Correlation Between Emotional Intelligence, Job Satisfaction, And Teaching Efficacy Among Private High School Teachers. Hebei Normal University.
[4] Qin, M. F., & Wu, S. M. (2014). Research On The Relationship Between Emotional Intelligence, Teaching Efficacy, And Job Satisfaction Among Middle School Teachers. Guangxi Education, (07), 31-32+55.
[5] Xiao, L. J. (2012). Study On The Relationship Between Emotional Labor, Emotional Intelligence, And Job Performance Among Preschool Teachers. Hunan Normal University

Abstract: Social responsibility occupied an important and inherent part of the universities globally alongside the traditional mission of imparting education and research. The recent debate and focus of the Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) have been upon rankings, quality, financing, students, etc. But with the change in time, new urgency such as aftermath of pandemic, climate change, gender issues, so on has called for a transition of shift of the HEIs towards emerging social issues. The engagement between HEIs and community represent a bi-directional flow of information and exchange of knowledge that can be at the local, regional, national or even at the virtual level. This engagement takes......

Keywords: Higher Educational Institutions, Community Engagement, Students, Perceptions

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Abstract: This paper explores the critical nexus of democratizing entrepreneurship and poverty reduction policies as a measure to stimulate national development in Nigeria. Given the wealth of untapped resources and prevailing level of unemployment and poverty rate in Nigeria, various programmes of action and policy documents have been engineered and advanced towards renewal or recovery of the national economy from the doldrums. It was observed that non-democratization of the processes leading to the formulation and eventual implementation of these policies hampered their successes. Exploring a content analysis of available information, this work descriptively links.....

Keywords: democracy, entrepreneurship, poverty, unemployment, development

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Abstract: Ly Lan is a typical female writer specializing in writing novels in Vietnamese literature. She is also a journalist, screenwriter, critic and translator with the famous Harry Potter translation. During her literary career, Ly Lan has had over 20 published works in all genres of short stories, novels and the most famous of which is the book "women's novel". The writer has a new perspective and concept of women, boldly speaking out to fight for justice for Vietnamese women and women around the world. Through the article, the author wants to bring to readers the issue......

Keywords: Ly Lan, feminism, Vietnamese novels, Vietnam and Western countries.

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[3] Nguyen Tan Hung. (2020), Simone De Beauvoir's Thoughts On Feminism In The Work "The Second Sex", University Of Economics - University Of Danang, Vietnam.
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Abstract: Suicidal ideation has different psychological impacts because of various castes, ethnicities, genders, and other sociocultural backgrounds. This study is about Depression and suicidal ideation among psychosocial counseling service seeker of Palungtar and its different psychological impacts on various cultural groups. Throughout this research, the mixed method of data collection is implied but more focused on qualitative method case studies and observation for data collection. The total number of participants was 30, selected through purposive sampling. The collected data was analyzed using the narrative technique. Suicidal ideation and income have a positive correlation. This shows that.....

Keywords: Suicidal risk, Positive correlation, Depression, Suicidal ideation, Culture, Tradition & Society

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[2] Adhikari A., Et Al. (2017). Prevalence Of Poor Mental Health Among Medical Students In Nepal: A Cross-Sectional Study. Bmc Medical Education, 17(1), 232.
[3] Ahmad, N., Cheong, S. M., Ibrahim, N., & Rosman, A. (2014). Suicidal Ideation Among Malaysian Adolescents. Asia Pacific Journal Of Public Health, 26(5_Suppl), 63s-69s.
[4] Ahmed S., Omar Q.H., And Elamaim A.A.A. (2016). Forensic Analysis Of Suicidal Ideation Among Medical Students Of Egypt: A Cross-Sectional Study. Journal Of Forensic And Legal Medicine, 44, 1–4.
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Abstract: The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) comprising of predominantly oil driven economies are realising that over-reliance on oil has over the years exhibited macroeconomic volatility. The UAE was the first among them to make deliberate efforts to diversify its economy and park its sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) strategically, setting the tone for the others in the group. Moreover, being witness to the shift to more renewable sources of energy and sustainability, they have understood that it would be more economically prudent to expand their non-oil portfolio too. This paper examines how the UAE diversified its economy and positioned itself as a modern knowledge-based economy; a model that can serve as a fine example of perseverance and planning for the others within the GCC and outside it.....

Keywords: GCC, oil economies, sustainability, climate change, renewable energy, macroeconomic stability

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Abstract: English,as we all know is a Global Language.The kids we are nurturing today are tomorrow's future, not only in India but abroad as well.To fare well on the academic front and then in their own career, whatever they choose to do in life,it is most essential for them to be fluent speakers.Only then they would be able to steer through very smoothly, wherever they venture to go.School years being foundation years for a child,it is essential to imbibe Spoken English Skills into the students for a firm grounding.Once the students are fluent enough, they can be sure of stepping into....

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Abstract: English, being the Global Language, is of great significance at the workplace.We,as faculty members prepare batches after batches and finally they go through the Placement Drives. This is the most crucial time for the students.All their future lies on these few sessions.Some students come out with flying colours,but not all of them.As faculty,it's our duty to prepare each one of them to the maximum possible extent so that they all fare well and get themselves placed.Hardly any attention is paid to honing English Language Skills when it comes to technical education.But, the fact of the matter is that Communication Skills are equally important as technical.....

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