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Ensuring Economic Security is Sustainable is an Important Factor in Development
Get PDFThe article deals with the problems of the empact of economic security to the stable development, current issues of alternative transport corridors of Uzbekistan to exit to the international sea ports
Effective Ways to Ensure Employment in Pandemy Conditions in Uzbekistan
Get PDFThe article analyzes the negative impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the labor market in Uzbekistan, the introduction of active programs to promote employment in the labor market of the country and a system of indicators that reflect their effectiveness. This article also provides an analysis of the balance of labor resources in the country during the period of easing of quarantine restrictions
EXTENT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF POSITIVE DISCIPLINE PROGRAMIN SELECTED SCHOOLS IN DISTRICT II-B DIVISION OF QUEZON CITY
Get PDFThis study aimed to assess the extent of implementation of positive discipline program in selected schools in district 2B division of Quezon City. The respondents of the study were composed of fifty teachers and fifty students in Grade 7. The selection of respondents was done through random sampling and the researcher-made-survey questionnaire was used. The reliability and accuracy of the survey questionnaire was certified by the teachers who served as validators. Afterwards, questionnaires were administered to both groups of respondents. The study generated the following findings. Both groups of respondents perceived that the Positive Discipline Program was highly implemented in their schools in terms of limit setting and only moderately implemented in terms of responsibility training, omission training, and back-up system. There was no significant difference in the perceptions of the two groups of respondents on the extent of implementation of the Positive Discipline Program in their schools. The two groups of respondents “agree” that there were challenges encountered in the implementation of the Positive Discipline Program in their respective schools most particularly, “lack of support system program from school intervention on positive discipline program and “lack of emphasis on implementation guidelines for the program”. Based on the findings of the study, the following conclusions were drawn: The Positive Discipline Program was well – implemented in the schools used as subjects of the study in terms of limit setting but not so well – implemented in terms of responsibility training, omission training and back-up system. The two groups of respondents has similar perceptions on the extent of implementation of the Positive Discipline Program. There were problems encountered in the implementation of the Positive Discipline Program. Based on the findings and conclusions drawn, the following recommendations were hereby proposed: The students should always listen to parents and teachers about their discipline and values management that will improve their attitudes and behaviors as they grow to become responsible, respectful and resourceful member of the communities. The parents should effectively communicate well with their children and teach them the proper attitudes and behaviors that they should act upon on during their early formative years as the main component of child’s development and as an old adage “Good Manners Always Begins at Home” and that as parents they have bigger responsibilities for their child/ children on how they will become good members of the communities and the society at large. The teachers should impose and implement classroom management programs on positive discipline anchored on the different aspects of Limit Setting, Responsibility Training, Omission Training and Back-up System that will encourage students’ compliance and adherence creating long term positive effects. The schools should implement and carry out the policies and programs for positive discipline in their school in general through the initiatives of school leaders and its management that would largely facilitate a positive learning environment for all. The future researchers should conduct studies on Positive Discipline Program of Teachers in Relation to Academic Performance of Students that will bridge the gaps and loopholes of stating problems of the study
Promising measures for the development of sustainable tourism in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic
Get PDFThe growth of tourism is of great economic importance for the least developed countries. In about half of these countries, tourism accounts for over 40% of GDP and is the most important source of foreign exchange. In addition to the source of foreign exchange for destinations and job creation, the tourism sector has other positive direct and indirect impacts on the global economy, such as providing incentives to trade for small, medium and micro-sized enterprises, income growth and entrepreneurship (especially in the service sector). These activities also generate new public infrastructure, preserve and finance the preservation of natural and cultural heritage.Practical flagship projects around the world demonstrate the positive changes that can be achieved through sustainable tourism practices, making tourism an exemplary sector for the green economy. Greening the tourism sector strengthens its employment potential with increased recruitment of local personnel and increased opportunities for tourism oriented towards local culture and natural environment. The impact of tourism on the country's economy can be considered, in addition to the positive aspects of tourism growth, there are significant risks in terms of the deterioration of the socio-cultural, economic and environmental assets of destinations around the world
CREATING VALUE IN A TOURIST DESTINATION
Get PDFManagement of the tourism industry is closely related to policies that affect local development and the determination of the cost of tourism services. Value creation in a tourism destination can be defined by specialization through the creation of products that target specific segments of the tourism market. The creation of tourism products is a process that requires various elements and follows several steps
Mechanisms for the development of commercial banks through innovative technologies
No full textThe article analyzes the activities of commercial banks and provides practical suggestions for their development through innovative technologies
Issues of improving the practice of regulating the financial market
Get PDFThe article discusses in detail the essence, important aspects of regulation of the country's financial market, methods of regulation, and developed scientific proposals for improving the regulation of the financial market
An Analysis of Financial Report in Measuring Financial Performance of Companies at PT. Pupuk Sriwidjaja in the Year of 2011-2019
Get PDFThis study discusses the analysis of financial statements in measuring the company's financial performance at PT. Pupuk Sriwidjaja 2010-2019. The goal is to see the company's financial statements PT. Pupuk Sriwidjaja in terms of liquidity ratios, solvency ratios, activity ratios and profitability ratios in 2010-2019. The amount of data determined is 10 periods from the company's financial statement data. The type of data used in this study uses secondary data obtained from the official website of the company PT. Pupuk Sriwidjaja. The research approach used is a quantitative approach. The results of this study partially indicate that the liquidity ratio of the company's financial performance is in good condition, when viewed from the current ratio of 5.86 times, the quick ratio of 4.73 times, the cash ratio of 420.34%, the cash turnover ratio of 1.426.54% and INWC ratio 18,808.48%. In the solvency ratio, the company's financial performance is in good condition, when viewed from the ratio of total assets to debt of 66.58% and debt to equity ratio of 199.28%. In the activity ratio, the company's financial performance is in poor condition in carrying out daily activities and is less able to balance between sales and various elements of other assets such as inventories, fixed assets and other assets, when viewed from the fixed asset turnover of 19.75% and the ratio total asset turnover 1.14 times. In terms of profitability ratios, the company's financial performance is not in a good condition in obtaining profits on the effectiveness of a company's management if it is seen from the net profit margin ratio of 21.87%, the return on investment ratio of 19% and the return on equity ratio of 24.61%
Capparis Spinosa As An Ancient Medicine
Get PDFCapers are food plant. For medicinal purposes, capers were very widely used in ancient medicine. Eating any part of the plant or drinking its decoction opens blockages in the blood vessels of the liver and in other places, cleans up harmful and unnecessary substances, dissolves thickened matter. Capers liquefy and remove sticky matter, phlegm and black bile from the body. They are useful for cold diseases of the brain, paralysis, weakening of the limbs, lethargy, joint pain, sciatica, gout. If the leaves are mixed with vinegar and applied externally, it will drive out urine, menstruation and cure hemorrhoids. Fresh capers enhance potency. The smoke of the plant heals hemorrhoids. Crushed caper leaves with vinegar, when applied topically, heals white spots, freckles, malignant ulcers and wounds. In folk medicine, the unripe fruits of capers are mixed with peanuts, with henna and used externally in the treatment of rheumatism. The fleshy part of the fruit is pickled and eaten for hemorrhoids. Alcohol tincture of capers is used externally as an anesthetic for neuralgia, radiculitis
The Tragedy of the Aral Sea -The Problem of the Century
No full textToday, the planet is undergoing significant changes in the environment as a result of human activities. In particular, climate change and various natural disasters are felt in all latitudes of the planet. As a result, forested areas are shrinking, polluting the atmosphere, water and lithosphere. The following information proves our point. Over the last 40-45 years, the Aral Sea level has dropped by 22 meters, the water area has decreased more than 4 times, the water volume has decreased by 10 times (from 1064 cubic km to 70 cubic km), the salt content is up to 112 g / l, and in the eastern part of the Aral Sea. Reached 280 g / l. The Aral Sea has become almost a "dead" sea. This article provides some insights into the causes and remediation of the Aral Se