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The Possibility of Cytokinins Production from Regular Dry Bakery Yeast (Saccharomyces Cerevisiae)
No full textThis study tested the viability of yeast to produce the growth regulators, including Cytokinins free and linked. The results showed the possibility of producing Cytokinins by using regular yeast bread quantities appropriate and economically viable,was shown in the results.
You Can Get Me: The Urgency of Personal Data Protection in the Era of Financial Technology
No full textConstitution plan on the Protection of Personal Data has not been a priority though it is a crucial issue, considering the massive existing technology penetration in Indonesia.The existence of a Ministerial Regulation on the Protection of Personal Data also covers only administrative sanctions, not including criminal sanctions for perpetrators of theft and misuse of data. In this research, the comparison of countries that already have a Personal Data Protection Act for their people and the causes for the Indonesian country to take a long time to implement this personal data protection shall be discussed. Besides, the things need to be prepared in the process of educating the community in responding to the Personal Data Protection Act shall also be discussed in this research
Karnataka Girl Bags Natioal First Runerer-up Trophy and Cash Prize In 10th Indian National Memory Championship 2019
No full textBGS World School, Chickballapur student Miss Ananya N Swamy (IX) became the national second in the 10th Indian National Open Memory Championship held at Chickballapur on 12 & 13 October 2019. To win the overall runner-up trophy and cash prize of Rs. 50,000.00, she had to win 04 Gold, 04 Silver and 02 Bronze medals and the champion’s trophy of Junior category – the age category he belonged. Chinmay Krishna (VIII) another student of BGS World School, Chickballapur also won a Bronze Medal in the championship
Problem-Based Instructional Development Model At Senior High School In Manado, North Sulawesi, Indonesia
No full textThis study aims to develop Biology subject matter problem-based instructional development model at both senior high schools. It is a qualitative research and development with four stages. They are needs assessment, model designing, model development, and model implementation. The research result showed that the instructional development model had never been implemented, so that the revision result towards the instructional model had must be done in several time. The Biology subject matter expert, model designing expert, and media expert stated that it was proper to be implemented. According to one-to-one and small group evaluation, it was very good model. And based on the prime field trials, self-reflection, expert review, and effectiveness testing, it was concluded effective to improve the student achievement, output and outcome of learning Biology. The end product of this study was categorized very good and it was very proper to use as the instructional model which can make the student interested, enjoying, and it did not make boring to students to learn Biology. The products were consisted of Biology subject matter instructional materials, teacher guide book, and student work sheet book.
Importance of School Management Committee in Managing Schools by Wg Cdr Rk Mandal (Retd)
No full textThe Government of Indian has mandated constitution of School ManagementCommittee placed below the Trust or a Society as the governing agency foradministration and effective management of a school
Media Exposure and Community Perception of Alcoholism among Female Adolescents in South-West Nigeria
No full textPurpose - The purpose of this paper is to investigate the influence of alcohol adverts on female adolescents as well as the perception of the community on alcohol consumption among female adolescents. The authors analysed respondents’ opinions towards media portrayal of alcoholic beverages.Design/ Methodology/ Approach - The study adopted a descriptive cross-sectional survey. The methodology based upon semi-structured questionnaire among 500 female adolescents and a qualitative methodology using in-depth interviews with parents and alcoholic beverage sellers.Findings - The study reveals that television was the major source of information on alcoholic beverages among female adolescents in both rural (36.4%) and urban areas (57.2%), followed by radio which stood at 30% and 16% in both rural and urban areas respectively. The mass media was identified as having a very powerful effect on alcohol consumption among female adolescents through movies they watch and that the community and society is relaxed about alcohol consumption among female adolescents.Originality/ Value - This paper, thus, contributes to the literature of alcohol abuse among female adolescents by focusing on the effect of alcohol advertisement on a female adolescent decision to drink and the attitude of the community towards alcohol misuse among adolescent females
Showing Corpse of a Famous Hannibal Murder: in Thailand a Topic in Post Mortem Human Rights
No full textHuman rights issue is the present global issue. Sometimes, the consideration extends to pre-natal and post mortem human rights. Recently, there is an interesting discussed case regarding post mortem human rights in Thailand. The case is a case that a medical museum have showed corpse of a famous Hannibal murder as an artifact for many years
Bullying Status on Secondary Level Students
No full textBackground: Bullying in school aged children is a universal problem, which continues to be a serious threat to the physical and emotional health of children and adolescents. The main objective of the study is to find out the status of bullying among secondary level school students in Kathmandu Nepal.Methods: A cross-sectional research design was carried in the public and private level secondary school of Kathmandu in 2018. The cross sectional descriptive analytical study design along with the case study method was used among 222 respondents who were selected by purposive sampling. A semi structured questionnaire for socio-demographic and a structured of Olweus Bully Questionnaire (OBQ) was used for data collection. The data analysis was done using SPSS version 21.Result: Among 222, total 146 (65.8%) of the students got bullied physically, verbally and sexually. Only (14.4%) of the students bullied by electronic devices or cyberbullying. However, the number of students involved in bullying others is 100 (45%) only. The number of boys who got bullied is 176 (79.28%) which is higher than that of girls 144 (64.85%). Majority 45.63% of the bullying occurred in the classroom when the teacher was not present and bullying occurred least on the way to home, school bus stop, and gym class. Mostly 50% report their problem to the friends followed by brother or sister, class teacher, parents, another adult at school, somebody else 7.89%, 18.42%, 10%,53%, 6.58 %, 6.58% respectively. The findings show that there is no association between the socio-demographic variables and bullying among the secondary level student’s in Kathmandu Nepal.Conclusion: The study found that the status of bullying highly prevails in the schools of Kathmandu, Nepal. Hence, all stakeholders in secondary education should work collaboratively for interventions to reduce the bulling practice and its adverse effects on student health.
Authorship Pattern and Collaborative Research in the Field of Information Literacy (1981 to 2015)
No full textScientometric techniques were applied to analyse the authorship pattern and collaborative trend in the field of information literacy for period 1981 to 2015. A total of 5682 papers were examined by year wise to ascertain authorship patterns, degree of collaboration and author productivity. 34.40% of papers were published with three authors and 18.76% of papers were with six authors. In the degree of collaboration of all years i.e. from 1981 to 2015 is 0.98 mean value is 0.5
Education and its Motivational Factors
No full textThis issue offers research and ideas for further exploration on the contemporary topics of interest not only to the serious reader but also to society at large. Job satisfaction is the one ingredient that the army of the teaching fraternity is deprived of. This paper takes into cognizance that motivation is the key factor in developing a bridge between the management, the teacher and the taught. The efficacy of qualitative work and optimal output is directly proportional to motivation for which proper policies need to be put into place