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Pendidikan Remaja Dalam Pusat Pemulihan Mencari Yang Ditinggalkan.
Full text linkKunci utama dalam membina sumber manusia yang berkualiti dan lestari adalah melalui sebuah sistem pendidikan yang baik. Sebuah sistem pendidikan yang baik mestilah
memiliki ciri-ciri seperti inklusif dan kualiti pendidikan yang saksama serta mempromosikan pembelajaran yang melangkaui kumpulan umur sasaran biasa dan menjangkaui ruang serta kerangka masa yang ditetapkan (Sustainable Development Goal 4). Berdasarkan piawaian tersebut, kita percaya bahawa sistem pendidikan pemulihan seperti pusat pemulihan tidak seharusnya dipisahkan dan ditinggalkan dalam memikirkan tentang pendidikan yang mampan. Kajian ini merupakan satu usaha penerokaan awal bagi memahami pengalaman serta cabaran yang dihadapi dari perspektif pesalah juvana Malaysia dalam meneruskan pendidikan sewaktu menjalani hukuman tahanan di pusat pemulihan
The Construction, Deconstruction And Reconstruction Of Crime News: A Case Study Of The Malaysian Newspapers
Full text linkThe mass media are important agents of socialization in that they reproduce dominant (and other)
social norms, beliefs, discourses, ideologies and values. Although media are said to be an educator,
most of the transmission of norms, beliefs, ideologies, discourses and values happen in an unconscious
fashion. (Deverux, E. 2003: p10). In essence, the media select and process facts for us. Because they
do so systematically, they necessarily affect the way we interpret what they are saying. As well as
informing us, the media also shape us. In order to understand fully how the process works, we need to
become literate in the various languages of the media. Media literacy means more than just responding
to media messages. It also means understanding how they work, how they differ from personal
experience and how they differ from each other. It means learning about their dominant style and being
able, when necessary, to use them (Hart, A. 1991. pg 8-9
Hubungan stail komunikasi kepemimpinan dengan kepuasan dan komitmen pegawai sokongan dalam jabatan kerajaan
Full text linkKomunikasi kepemimpinan adalah element terpenting dalam sesebuah organisasi. Malah seseorang pemimpin perlu berkomunikasi dengan pekerja sokongan untuk memperolehi kerjasama bagi menjayakan matlamat organisasi. Morton (1990) dalam kajiannya mendapati 71.6 peratus daripada pentadbir dan pekerja ladang gula St. Kitts, Caribbean mengakui bahawa stail komunikasi kepemimpinan pihak pentadbir dalam kilang mereka mempunyai hubungan yang signifikan dengan kepuasan pekerjanya. Syd Abdul Rahman dan Hasnan (1996) dalam kajian mereka mendapati 89.1 peratus Pegawai Pengurusan dan Profesional di Universiti Utara Malaysia bersetuju komununikasi kepemimpinan sangat penting dalam pengurusan sesebuah organisasi. Noran dan Habibah (1999) dalam kajian mereka tentang sistem penilaian kerja dalam jabatan kerajaan, mendapati motivasi dan kemajuan kerja mempunyai hubungan dengan stail komunikasi kepemimpinan. Hal ini selari dengan objektif Sistem Saraan Baru (SSB) yang bertujuan untuk mempertingkat komitmen, prestasi dan produktiviti setiap pegawai yang berada dalam perkhidmatan awam Malaysia (Ahmad Sarji, 1994)
Bidang perhubungan awam: antara persepsi dengan realiti
Full text linkperkembangan industri perhubungan awam di Malaysia masih agak perlahan
berbanding perkembangan industri perhubungan awam di negara Barat
terutama Amerika Syarikat dan Eropah. Menurut Zulharnri dan Threadgold
(2008), profesion perhubungan awam di Malaysia dilihat sebagai tidak
matang pada pandangan masyarakat umum. Walaupun pada masa yang
sama, pemimpin perniagaan (business leaders) dalam ekonorni global baru
nenghargai kepentingan bidang perhubungan awam dalam membantu
perkembangan strategi organisasi, namun yang dipertikaikan adalah kualiti
dan tahap berdaya saing pengamal perhubungan awam itu sendir
Women representation in news production: analysis of news room diversity and decision making process in Sri Lankan press
Full text linkThis paper attempts to illustrate as to how news production processes are
discourses to women representation in decision making process in Sri Lankan Press.
Further, this paper also compiles the evidence on how gender sensitivity culture has
been mainstreamed in terms of the women representation in news production process.
This paper indicates as to whether the gender sensitivity awareness exists within the
organizational culture of the Sri Lankan Press.
The purpose of this paper is to exclusively provide an idea about the Sri
Lankan Press Media Industry in terms of gender and power relation in order to map out
some research ideas and to present the exiting operational context of Sri Lankan media
in relation to gender. Therefore, this paper examines specific case studies with the
selected press news rooms. This will also deal with the position of women in journalism
and newsroom space. On the bases of qualitative methodologies (Case study and
Personal interviews), the study explores three questions: How many female journalists
are participating in daily news producing process of the Sri Lankan Press? Whether
mere are observable differences in the way female journalists and male journalists work
in that Particular newsroom and Are the Sri Lankan Press news rooms are conventional
to a traditional and patriarchal approach of journalism? In the selected news room.
The results showed the participation of women journalist in decision making
and news production process are influenced by gender identity and further reveled that
the ownership of the particular intuition has less interest on enhancing gender stativity
culture. Further, the finding reveled that the female journalist are working differently in
the news production process in compared to male journalist due to several reasons.
The first section of the paper scrutinizes different diverse approaches in
understanding gender, while adopting media feminism as a core framework. The second
section of this paper attempts to examine the specific case studies dealing with the
position of women in news production decision making process and compiles some
evidence that female journalist work differently within the news room space and how
the gender imbalance affect on the contents of press segment Further, this section also
discuses the outcomes of the results of Intensive interview in order to note the position
of editors, journalist on women representation in news room. Finally, this paper notes
some ideas in order to enhance the research themes and policy implication
Minority Group and the Media: Media Coverage on Shia Muslims in Malaysia
No full textMalaysia has always been concerned about harmony given that the population is comprised of various races and religions. However, there have also been a huge number of individuals who perceive that they are often marginalized and subjected to excessive action by the Malaysian government. The majority of Malaysian population practice Islamic Sunni and reject any other Islamic teachings including Shia as stated by the Malaysian government. In this context, Shia Muslims in Malaysia have been faced with numerous challenges, including being widely tracked by Malaysian religious authorities for the purpose of minimizing the spread of Shia teachings throughout Malaysia. Nevertheless, the actions taken by the religious authorities have been criticized by several parties, especially the international media and human rights activists. Therefore, this study aims to examine the depiction of Shia Muslims in Malaysia that is reported in the Malaysian media, specifically by a daily Malay newspaper popularly known as Sinar Harian which is owned and linked to the current government’s party. Finally, another purpose of this study is to look at the role played by the newspaper in reporting the minorities in Malaysia, in which in this context refers to the Shia Muslims in Malaysia
Formal and Informal Support Systems for Single Women and Single Mothers in Malaysia
No full textThe aim of this paper is to explore how formal and informal supports were being experienced by single women and single mothers in Malaysia. Closely examining formal and informal support systems reported by single mothers and single women in Malaysia, participants generally reported good and were mainly satisfied with their informal support system. Informal support system comprised of mostly family members and friends. However, formal support system was still lacking and both single women and single mothers were more likely to report an “unfriendly” formal support system. Findings provide important policy and theoretical implications suggesting the need for a more gender-sensitive governmental policy and practice
Stress, Roles and Responsibilities of Single Mothers in Malaysia
No full textLife as a single mother is often associated with great demands and many challenges. This study examines how a group of single mothers in Malaysia views sources of stress and challenges in their lives. It also investigates perceived roles and responsibilities of single mothers. Three hundred single mothers from all over Malaysia were interviewed in this study. Single mothers reported relatively low level of stress that was mostly related to financial (insufficient pay) and day-to-day living. They had fairly low stress on issues related to romantic partner and romantic relationships. They however reported extensive roles and responsibilities. Single mothers reported feeling responsible across various domains of life including for their own health and well-being and also for the health and wellbeing of their family and friends. They reported high level of coping and particularly oriented towards solving the problems. They also reported general satisfaction over life. Correlation analysis indicated significant positive relationships between roles and responsibilities and life satisfaction and coping in which coping was associated with higher level of roles and responsibilities and life satisfaction. There was also a negative correlation between stress and life satisfaction in which more stress was associated with lower life satisfaction. Findings indicated a substantial nurturing role of single mothers and provided important policy and practice implications that highlights the important to study and continuously improve quality of life for these women. Finally, this study highlights the important to continuously study and support, important but marginalized groups in society such as single mothers
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