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    Stages of Formation of International Legal Regulation Investment Activity

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    This article examines the development of international legal regulation of investment activity, the emergence of the first investment relations, the stages of development of investment activity and the classification of investment activity. And also the modern stage of development of international legal regulation of investment activity of the country is considered

    Coverage of Altruistic Work of Industrial Workers of Fergana Region during the Second World War on the Pages of Frontline Newspapers

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    In the article, the contribution of workers and employees of the industry of Fergana region to the great victory over fascism and Japanese militarism is highlighted in the letters, news and articles from frontline newspapers published in Uzbek language on the fronts of the Second World War

    Bedroom, Kitchen and Beyond: Women in the Survival and Advancement of the Ijaw Ethnic Nationality of Nigeria

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    Through historical times, women of the Ijaw ethnic nationality have proven by their activities and aptitudes, that the destiny of womanhood goes beyond the confines of the bedroom and the kitchen. This discourse opines that Ijaw women are cultured and have been champions in many endeavors of life. The discourse examines the Ijaw women from ancient to modern times

    Supervision of Education Quality at Sonder State Junior High School, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

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    The place or location of this research is SMP Negeri 1 Sonder which is located on Jalan Tounelet Village, Sonder District, Minahasa Regency, North Sulawesi Province. Based on the characteristics of the problems studied and the research sites chosen, the implementation of this research will take place from November 2021 – February 2022. This research is a research that uses a descriptive method with a qualitative approach. The descriptive method is the method of exposing findings based on facts yAfter doing research with the Implementation of Educational Quality Supervision at SMP Negeri 1 Sonder, contained in the previous chapters, it can be concluded that on The leadership of the principal at SMP Negeri 1 Sonder generally has Good. Where is the evaluation SMP Negeri 1 Sonder with the following results: Carry out supervision of teachers withprovide assistance and facilities for teaching materials necessary,        he providing facilities such as providing book references for teachers who need them as well as directing teachers to choose appropriate teaching materials. The success of a school is certainly centered on the principal and controls well on the development of teachers, staff, administration, and staff within the scope of the organization or school phenomena obtained based on data collected from the field

    The Emergence and Development of Ecofeminism in Literaure

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    Ecofeminism is a conceptual theory which suggests certain ethics and courses of action and motivates people for participating in social as well as environmental movement of consciousness. Starting as a subdivision of feminism and borrowing from ecology, socialism, Marxism and philosophy, it can be observed in the history even in the second wave of feminism, which shows that ecofeminism has a rooted context. Because, the degradation of nature is parallel with the history of colonization which starts as early as the 12th century and women’s oppression becomes a common characterics of the societies, ecofeminism is embedded within all colonial and misogynist activities as a reaction to all sorts of constraints

    Implementation of Science Curriculum in Nigerian Tertiary Education: Problems and Way Forward

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    The paper examined the problems facing the implementation of science curriculum in the Nigerian tertiary institutions. Secondary data were used to support the points raised in the article. The secondary data were sourced from printed materials and online publications by recognized institutions and individual authors. The paper concludes that inadequate funds, shortage of science lecturers, lack of infrastructure facilities, corruption, strike actions, brain-drain and ineffective capacity building programme, insecurity challenges and poor supervision are problems facing the implementation of science curriculum in the Nigerian tertiary institutions. Based on this problems identified, the paper recommended adequate funding of tertiary institutions in Nigeria as means of ensuring effective science curriculum implementation in the institutions across the country

    Methodology of Developing Technical Actions of Young Goalkeepers during Handball Training

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    This study looks at the characteristics that help juvenile goalkeepers improve their accuracy when receiving, returning, and passing the ball during handball practice. Young goalkeepers' ability to receive, return, and move the ball with greater efficiency has been improved through the development of a series of training microcycles and exercises. It has been established that, during the initial phase of training, special attention needs to be paid to the proper construction of the goalkeepers' precise motions for receiving, returning, and transferring the ball

    A Model for Increasing the Efficiency of Teaching Physics in High Schools with the Help of Cloud Technologies

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    This article presents the possibilities, methods of use of modern educational technologies in the development of the competences of high school students in physics, and the model of developing the skills of students to independently complete the tasks given in theoretical, practical, laboratory, and group classes during the lesson and outside of the lesson. Experiments were also carried out in order to determine the level of efficiency of the proposed model. The results obtained in the experiment were analyzed using the chi-square test

    Analysis and Investigation of the Cause of Increased Energy Consumption in a Centrifugal Dewatering Plant

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    Today, it is estimated that up to 20-25% of the world's electricity consumption is for pumping equipment. Up to 85% of the operating costs of pumps are electricity costs. The E.F. of pumping systems often does not exceed 10-20%, while the E.F. of pumps is 50-90% [1,2]. Since reducing energy consumption is a priority for the company, economic efficiency in general is directly linked to the use of pumping equipment. In this paper we discuss the current problems in analysing and investigating the pressure characteristics of centrifugal pumps

    UNCONSCIOUS BIAS IN THE WORKPLACE

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    The elemental definition of bias is “an error in decision-making.” Unconscious biases are prejudices humans have but are unaware of. They are mental associations based on social norms and stereotypes. There is a reason it is called unconscious bias. It is because hard-wired biases operate at a level that is beneath conscious awareness. Even if it is believed a person is being fair and objective, stereotypes may still be influencing opinions - without any awareness of it. Subsequently, such oblivious inclinations may create unfair disadvantages within organizations. Thus, the objective of this paper is to review prior studies to analyze the nature of unconscious bias in the workforce and to propose a possible intervention to manage it

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