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Physical Exercise System Structure with Tools for Preschool Children 4-5 Years old Hanoi City
Get PDFStructure of physical exercise system with equipment for preschool children 4-5 years old Hanoi City: The structure of the physical exercise system with equipment for 4-year-old preschool children in Hanoi City, of 8 groups with 35 exercises with equipment for the age of 4 is (1) Group of movement exercises; (2) Group of stretching exercises; (3) Group of exercises that stimulate height growth; (4) Group of orientation exercises; (5) Group of exercises for upper limb development; (6) Group of exercises for lower limb development; (7) Group of skillful development exercises; (8) Group of mixed exercises. Structure of physical exercise system with equipment for 5-year-old preschool children in Hanoi City, including 35 exercises of 8 groups oriented to physical development of 5-year-old children: (1) Group of movement exercises; (2) Group of stretching exercises; (3) Group of exercises that stimulate height growth; (4) Group of orientation exercises; (5) Group of exercises for upper limb development; (6) Group of exercises for lower limb development; (7) Group of skillful development exercises; (8) Group of mixed exercises
Area Calculation using Measure (iPad and iPhone App)
Get PDFMobile applications are rapidly growing in importance and can be used for various purposes. They are now widely used in education. One of the educational purposes for which mobile applications can be used is to calculate the exact result of surface area. This research aims to study the relationships between behavioral factors and the perceived usefulness of using the Measure mobile application in calculating polygonal surfaces. Also, the purpose of the research is to investigate the performance, satisfaction, and perceived behavior of the students while using this application. The methodology of the study is the observation method. The sample of the study includes 50 students from the primary and lower secondary school "Heronjtë e Lumës" Vërmica /Prizren, and from the primary and lower secondary school "Zef Lush Marku" Velezha/Prizren from the Republic of Kosovo. For data collection, the observation list with three sections of 10 indicators is the main instrument. The results of this study show that the use of the Measure mobile application in learning mathematics for students using the application helped to increase student achievement and success. Also, the application was considered satisfactory and promoted a significant increase in students\u27 knowledge, being appropriate for its intended use
Protecting and Promoting the Value of the Displayed Artifactsat ThanhHoa Province Museum, Vietnam
Get PDFOver the past years, Thanh Hoa Provincial Museum has continuously improved its operational efficiency, performing well the work of collecting, preserving and displaying documents and artifacts of historical value; Deploying many synchronous solutions to promote the value of artifacts, meeting the needs of visiting, learning, studying, and educating traditional people, especially the younger generation. With a favorable location, synchronously invested technical infrastructure, professionally trained staff, and many innovative exhibition systems, Thanh Hoa Provincial Museum has been performing its duties well protecting and promoting the values of artifacts. Thereby, meeting the public\u27s need for research and study tours about cultural heritage; is an attractive destination for tourists when returning to Thanh Ho
Subaltern Consciousness and Resistance to Hierarchical Hegemony in the Selected Fictions of Legendary Writer- Mahashweta Devi
Get PDFMahashweta Devi was a legend in the regional adivasi literature writings. In a true sense, she had taken the responsibilities to give the voices to the marginalized adivasi who were suppressed from the centuries. Her translated novel Chotti Munda and His Arrow was the pathbreaking novel in the field of regional translation. For the first time Birsa Munda, the legendary martyr and adivasi icon of whole Adivasis in India was known through her magnificent novel. During the colonial ruling, the adivasi territory was interrupted by the Britisher’s tax policies and the oppressive treatment of the landlords. The present novel shows the realism of the adivasi struggle. Present research article tries to examine the issues of subalternity, migration, resistance and search for existential issues of the indigenous communities who stood against the internal colonization of the feudal lords in Indian society
Enhancing English Language Education: The Impact of AI Integration in the Classroom
Get PDFArtificial Intelligence (AI) integration in education promises to transform language learning, particularly in English education. This study examines AI\u27s impact on language acquisition, comprehension, and fluency in English learners. It aims to evaluate AI applications in English classrooms, explore their influence on teaching methods, and assess perceptions among educators and students. Literature review emphasizes AI\u27s diverse uses, including natural language processing and adaptive learning platforms, for personalized learning and enhanced language proficiency. Employing a mixed-method approach, quantitative analysis of language outcomes combines with qualitative insights from surveys, interviews, and observations. Expected results aim to demonstrate AI\u27s positive influence, improving language skills, boosting engagement, and fostering tailored learning experiences. Challenges in AI implementation, such as accessibility and pedagogical adaptation, are also investigated. This research\u27s implications extend to educators, institutions, and policymakers, offering insights into leveraging AI to improve English education. Understanding AI\u27s impact and limitations supports refining teaching methods and curriculum for effective language acquisition. Overall, this study contributes to innovative language education approaches, providing guidance on AI integration to advance English proficiency in modern classroom
Identity Construction of Graduate Students— A Diary Study of Language Majors
Get PDFThe concept of "identity" has been explored in higher education literature over the past two decades, and studies have found that identities are constantly changing and developing. When students enter a new environment, they are faced with new demands. They must adjust their identity to fit the new identity requirements and simultaneously begin a series of identity transitions. While some existing international studies have used different research methods to explore the identity transition of undergraduate and graduate students from different perspectives, few studies have been conducted in China on the identity transition of first-year graduate students. To explore the identity adjustment process of Chinese first-year graduate students majoring in English, as well as influencing factors in this process, this paper uses case study from a qualitative research approach to address the above research questions. The study found that through interaction with teachers, students, and family members, students were able to better understand the demands of graduate studies and get support when they encountered problems in studies and lives, and four students attributed “academic identity” to graduate identity. At the same time, the graduate courses and related assignments helped the students to adjust to their learning process and academic identity, allowing them to acquire the necessary professional academic knowledge and develop their research skills, which were essential for building their academic/researcher identities. The study proposed that the different factors mentioned above differed in their influence on students\u27 identity adjustment due to different individual backgrounds
Correlation between Distribution of Water Fluoride and Fluorosis in the villages of Mahendergarh district, Haryana- India
Get PDFFluoride plays a very important role in preventing dental carries and is beneficial for dental enamel. But fluoride is valuable for health only when if it is used in a small amount within the allowable limit. Its excessiveness causes a number of side effects for human health such as fluorosis. According to WHO recommendation in 2011, fluoride level in drinking water is 1.5 mg/l. In everyday life, drinking water is considered as major source of fluoride. Most of the residents of Mahendergarh district of Haryana in India depend on ground water for their drinking purposes. This study has been conducted to examine the dental fluorosis among govt. school children in the villages of the study area. The fluorosis data were collected from different blocks of Mahendergarh district from school going children aged between 6 to 11 years old. A face-to-face interview of school children from class-3rd to class-5th has been carried out. A total of 43 villages were selected for dental fluorosis analysis. 25 villages were selected where the fluoride level is more than 1.5 mg/l and 18 villages were chosen where fluoride level was less than 1.5 mg/l. A survey was carried out among 1196 school going children for oral examination of dental fluorosis. School children were examined with the help of an expert of dental fluorosis. The study revealed that children of Sihma, Mahendergarh, Narnaul and Nangal Chaudhary blocks are the most affected with dental fluorosis. It was found that 33.3% children were affected with dental fluorosis in high fluoride zone, while only 7.36% children were suffering from dental fluorosis below permissible area (below 1.5mg/l). The study also reveals the positive correlation between water fluoride and fluorosis
Situation of Physical Development 4-5 Years old Preschoolers in Hanoi City, Vietnam
Get PDFIn the education system, preschool is the first level of education that lays the foundation for physical, intellectual, emotional, and aesthetic development, and orients the formation of children\u27s personalities; at the same time promoting the learning and development process in the next stages. Recognizing this importance, the Party and State have constantly paid attention to investing in facilities and quality for this level of education. However, the height growth rate of Vietnamese people is still slower than in other countries in the world and the region. Therefore, in addition to proper nutrition, preschools across the country need to develop many methods that have a profound impact on cognition to improve children\u27s physical health. In this study, the author will focus on assessing the status of physical education at 4-5 years old preschool in Hanoi City, Vietnam. On that basis, specific goals are discussed for the research subjects, to contribute to improving the physical health of 4-5-year-old preschool in the coming time in Hanoi city
The Impact of New Media on Tourism: A Study on West Bengal
Get PDFThis research report consists of informative data on tourism and the approach of new media in the tourism industry. The adaptation to new changes towards technology is a dynamic change. In this research proposal, there is a brief discussion on West Bengal tourism and some of the offbeat places in North Bengal. In the tourism industry, social media plays a significant role in communicating with tourists and guides. This research paper talks about tourism in West Bengal. This research paper initiated to discuss all the repercussions and growths of social media referred to tourism. Therefore, the role of social media platforms has a great impact on the tourism industry
Hanlam: Marriage payment in the 21st Century: A Case Study from Wokha Town
Get PDFMarriage is one of the oldest social institutions in human society. During this occasion, some marriage payments are made in the form of bride price, dower, and dowry. In the Lotha community, a marriage payment, "Hanlam" is practiced. Hanlam is different from any of the marriage payments mentioned above. Thus the study\u27s main objective is to find out the relevance of the Hanlam practiced among the Lotha community and its impact on women\u27s rights. The paper is descriptive, where the respondents were selected based on purposive sampling. Altogether 50 couples from Wokha town were interviewed. The study found that Hanlam still holds relevance among the Lotha couples as it indirectly benefits the newly married couple not only in terms of monetary help but through hanlam the couples are recognised and accepted by their kin, especially the groom is regarded as one of the kin members by the brides\u27 paternal kins. Furthermore, it is the only traditional practice left in Lotha marriage ceremony. Finally, the continuation of the practice of Hanlam has not led to the curtailment of women\u27s rights