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The Significance of Teaching Adjectives in Primary Classes
No full textThis article talks about the importance of teaching the adjective phrase in the primary grades and its consistency, the specific features of the adjective phrase. Also, it was mentioned about doing exercises for mastering adjective vocabulary
Inadequacy of Infrastructural Facilities in Public Universities in Nigeria: Causes, Effects and Solutions
No full textThis paper examined the factors responsible for the inadequacies of infrastructural facilities, and their effects on the quality of education in public universities in Nigeria. The paper employed qualitative and qualitative data. The paper identified poor funding, corruption, project abandonment, poor maintenance culture, poor planning, poor participation of the private sector and poor internally generated revenue as militating factors. Poor quality of teaching and learning, poor ranking, strike actions, Brain-drain and poor research activities and impacts are also identified as effects of inadequate infrastructural facilities in public universities. Based on these problems identified, the following are recommended the government should improve the funding of public universities according to the 26% minimum percentage of the total budget of a country that was recommended by UNESCO for an effective educational system The government should adopt public-private partnerships in the provision of infrastructural facilities like the school hostels and recreation centres etc
Linguistic Understanding of the Categories of Space and Time
No full textIn connection with the increased interest in text analysis in the context of the cognitive approach, for many scientists, the problem of identifying categories that can structure and convey a systemic idea of linguistic units that have subject, conceptual or functional similarity of the designated phenomena becomes relevant. Such categories are "space" and "time", acting as universal concepts in the system of universal knowledge
Socio-Psychological Characteristics of Leaders Working in the Higher Education System
No full textThe article presents data from a scientific study of the personal characteristics of leaders of modern universities. The work uses psychological diagnostic methods using classical techniques used in the practice of domestic and foreign psychologists. As a result of the study, a comparative analysis of the personality of a modern leader was carried out in the context of the requirements of the educational standard
The Importance of World Englishes in Language Education
No full textIn the context of teaching, the use of World Englishes has become increasingly relevant as it allows language teachers to have different approach to language education and a better understanding of the diverse backgrounds of students. Recognizing and valuing the diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds of students is highly important for creating a more effective and engaging learning environment. Furthermore, understanding varius forms of spoken English around the world has a strong likelihood to deepen the understanding of the cultures and societies in which they are spoken
Characteristics of Irony and its Expression as a Component Part of Author Modality
No full textThis article discusses seven features of irony, two main socio-psychological factors contributing to its intensification. Theoretically, further development of the textual category of irony as an integral part of the author's modality is revealed. It is proved that irony is a multi-level ontological and epistemological phenomenon
Female Genital Mutilation as a Socio-Cultural Determinant of Infant and Maternal Mortality in Delta State
No full textFemale genital mutilation is still strongly supported and done in some communities in Delta State despite the campaign against it. This is because of the sociocultural factors that support this practise. Determinants of female genital mutilation in Delta State's rural and urban populations are therefore examined in this paper in terms of sociocultural factors. The study made use of cognitive dissonance theory. The use of both a questionnaire and an extensive interview schedule was part of a mixed technique study. Using the Yamane sample size calculation, 400 people were chosen as the study's sample. The study's participants were chosen using a multi-stage sampling technique. To test the study's hypotheses, the Pearson Product Moment Correlation method was employed. According to the study, female genital mutilation practise complicates childbirth for both mother and baby. This is due to poor hymen cutting, which makes it more likely for the mother and child to get infectious infections as a result and put their health at danger. According to the study, female genital mutilation should be discouraged through education and increased anti-mutilation campaigns
Role Games as a Learning Method
No full textIn article are considered problems of using the role-playing games in educational process, are shown ways and means of their overcoming, is proved efficiency of the given methodical way for development of students’ abilities for independent creative thinking, decision-making on workplace issues and situations, reasoned expression of the ideas, fast adaptation and work modeling in the team
Translation Problems of Similes and Metaphors
No full textIn this article are discussed transtation problems, semantics and other features of simile and metaphors
International Experience in Reforming and Improving the Efficiency of the Education System
No full textThe principles of reforming the education system in Russia are presented. A comparative analysis of the processes of reforming the educational systems of Australia, Canada, OECD countries, as well as mechanisms for improving the efficiency of the education system is given