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A THEORETICAL OVERVIEW ON THE HISTORICAL FOUNDATION OF VALUE BASED EDUCATION IN INDIA
Get PDFEducation is the most powerful weapon for the social changes and developments. Values are a set of standard thoughts and actions of individuals. Values are the basic norms of human behavior. Aims of education are concerned with values. Value based education concerned with the development of the total personality of the individuals- Intellectual, social, emotional, aesthetic, moral and spiritual. It is associated with developing the sense of good and bad, moral and immoral. Need of value based education for the moral development of the human society. Present paper focused on the historical foundation of value based education, from the ancient India to modern India
LAGGING OF INDUSTRIES IN WEST BENGAL & ITS EFFECT ON UNEMPLOYMENT
Get PDFEmployment is considered to be one of the main contributors to the progress of human life. Employment is known as one of the main pillars of livelihood in modern times. With employment, the youth find a way to establish themselves. Industrialization is one of the easiest ways to create employment in the modern large-scale state system. Although there is a livelihood opportunity in the unorganized sector, the guarantee of employment is created through industrialization. It is not observed in any other case. The relationship between industrialization and employment is eternal. In the era of modern industrialization, employment is largely dependent on factories. Industrialization progress started soon after Indian colonial rule. Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa, including West Bengal, it did not take long to create an industrial environment. Answer: Colonial West Bengal depended mainly on jute industry. Later industries like iron, mica, electrical manufacturing etc. started flourishing. There is not much news about the industrialization progress of West Bengal in recent times. On the contrary, due to the closure of factories one after the other, the way of employment has been blocked for the youth of West Bengal. Statistics show that the trend of government jobs has decreased day by day, especially since 2000, when the growing industrial establishment in West Bengal became the biggest hope of employment for the youth. But at present the government's policy is in a state of wavering hope and fear due to various reason such as land related complications. In this situation, it is considered that a sufficient range of thinking about employment has been created. I intend to discuss in my research paper the situation of industrialization, employment prospects and consequences of unemployment
PERCEIVED OVERLOAD OF LGCSE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SYLLABUS: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS FOR EFFECTIVE LEARNING IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Get PDFReligious Education syllabus faces several challenges including the perceived overload which presents significant challenges on effective learning of this subject. Even though a number of researches have analyzed curricula of different countries to investigate causes, challenges and solutions of perceived overload, there is dearth in information concerning Lesotho secondary schools RE syllabus. Therefore, qualitative case study underpinned by Cognitive Load Theory was employed to analyze the perceived overload of Lesotho General Certificate of Secondary Education Religious Education syllabus on effective learning in the 21st century. Semi-structured interviews were utilized to gather useful data. For sampling, purposive sampling was employed to select three RE teachers; each from different Religious Education associations in Lesotho. Data collected was analyzed qualitatively. The current study found that teachers are partially teaching the LGCSE RE syllabus. Teachers reported that prioritizing some syllabus topics could be a solution to perceived overload to effective learning. The study recommended that the ongoing review of RE curriculum should consider merging grade 9, 10 and 11 syllabi and remove extraneous content to ensure manageability of LGCSE RE syllabus content for effective learning in the 21st century
TREATMENT OUTCOME OF TUBERCULOSIS PATIENTS IN SUDDHODHAN RURAL MUNICIPALITY, RUPANDEHI, NEPAL: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY
Get PDFTuberculosis (TB) is a public health problem in Nepal that affects thousands of people each year and is the sixth leading cause of death in the country. The objective of study was to find out the treatment outcome of the tuberculosis patient of Suddhodhan rural municipality.
Methods: Descriptive cross-sectional study design was used in study. The study was done in Suddhodhan rural municipality, Province no.5, Rupandehi District. 110 Patient who had undergone DOTS treatment were study unit.
Results: The finding of this study showed that majority of patients was not cured i.e. 92.7% and only 7.3% of patients were cured in this study. In this study the patient from nuclear family was statistically significant with the positive treatment outcome (p=0.000)
Conclusions: Although DOTS is most successful programme in treatment of TB in Nepal. Most of patient undergoing treatment was not fully cured
GENDER-BASED POPULATION IN DURG DISTRICT: A GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION
Get PDFGender base working population this mines of Male person and Female person working population. In this study area district of Durg are divided the Agriculture and Industrial base working population. This district are population base second position in Chhattisgarh. Population are as per 2011 census report of Durg district 2,68,806 population. In this paper is an attempt of population growth are highly increasable but population growth base not increase the worker in Durg district. The statistical survey report 2011 census data base Durg district study place worker are divided the Primary sector worker (66%) and Secondary sector (23%) worker rapidly growth.Further during the study period it has been found that despite performing well on the front of poverty and unemployment reduction, still there is a high concentration of rural and slum area poor and unemployed in this district. So the entailed on the part of government new policy develop the problem of population growth, and unemployment. 2001 census report in population growth rate 17.87 % and 2011 census report is 18.98% in Durg district and working population is 43% of Chhattisgarh
FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO THE LIMITED INCLUSION OF NON-WESTERN THINKERS IN THE EVOLUTION OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Get PDFThis paper explores the factors that have contributed to the limited inclusion of non-Western thinkers in the evolution of public administration. The field of public administration has been dominated by Western perspectives, which has limited the recognition of non-Western theories and approaches. Historical factors, cultural factors, and institutional factors have all played a role in this limited inclusion. Institutional factors such as educational systems, dominance of Western academic institutions, funding mechanisms, government policies and practices, professional associations, language barriers, publication bias, limited resources, limited access to technology, and lack of representation have all contributed to the limited inclusion of non-Western thinkers in public administration. Addressing these factors will require a greater recognition of the value of non-Western perspectives and a commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion in public administration research and practice
A STUDY ON THE INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
Get PDFInvestment Portfolio Management emphasizes the importance of diversification through the portfolio. It often refers to investing money in financial securities such as bonds, common stocks, mutual funds and real assets. The possibility of variation in the actual return is known as investment risk, thus every investment involves a return & risk. The main objective of portfolio investment is to diversify the risk appetite and maximisation of return
ASSESSMENT OF PROXIMATE COMPOSITIONS IN MYANMAR PIGEON PEA VARIETIES
Get PDFPigeon pea comprises a great deal of protein, fiber, minerals, and vitamins, however the amount of these nutrients varies greatly. The nutritional components of pigeon peas are considered crucial for human nutrition, and nowadays pigeon pea is incorporated into food products. Identification of high-quality pigeon peas is essential for increasing consumption and enhancing human nutrition. This study evaluated the proximate compositions of five pigeon pea varieties in Myanmar. Standard methods were used to assess the pigeon pea flours for proximate compositions; namely; moisture, protein, ash, crude fat and crude fibre. Total carbohydrate content was determined by subtracting the crude protein, fat, ash and crude fibre percentages from 100. The proximate compositions resulting from this research were moisture (7.22-8.39%), crude protein (20.78-23.25%), ash content (3.27-3.56%), crude fat (1.15-2.17%), crude fibre (2.28-2.64%) and Carbohydrates (61.87- 63.84%) respectively
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: RESHAPING THE TOPOGRAPHY OF PEDAGOGIC PRACTICES - A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON CURRICULUM CONSTRUCTION, TEACHING MODALITIES, AND EVALUATION TECHNIQUES
Get PDFThis study presents an in-depth analysis of the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on educational practices. The paper comparatively investigates curriculum development, teaching modalities, and evaluation techniques pre- and post-AI implementation. The data collected from various educational institutions globally provided empirical evidence of AI's profound influence on pedagogy. The study revealed that AI not only facilitates individualized instruction and assessment but also enables innovative curriculum design by harnessing big data analytics. However, challenges related to ethical considerations and technology infrastructure were also identified. The findings suggest that AI, when adequately implemented, could reshape the educational landscape by making it more personalized, adaptive, and data-driven, thereby revolutionizing the future of teaching and learning
OPTIMIZATION OF HYDROTHERMAL TREATMENT ON ANTINUTRITIONAL FACTORS IN SELECTED PIGEON PEA VARIETY IN MYANMAR
Get PDFThe presence of anti-nutritional factors negatively affects the bioavailability of protein, calcium, iron and zinc. This study was conducted with the aim of optimizing the effect of hydrothermal treatment and drying on antinutritional factors and protein content in pigeon pea. The Central Composite Rotatable Design of RSM was applied to optimize the hydrothermal condition for reducing antinutritional factors. The experiment was conducted with 2 independent factors (hydrothermal treatment and drying and drying) at five levels ( ̶ α, ̶ 1, 0, 1, + α). The optimum conditions for the lowest antinutritional factors in pigeon pea were 11-minute hydrothermal treatment and drying and 2-h drying