IOSR-JHSS   Volume-24 ~ Issue-9 ~ September -2019

Abstract: Declining interest in science among high school students across the world is well documented although the extent of such disinterest varies by region and country. One indicator of dismal interest in science is below average academic achievement in the science subjects in standardized tests. Results from PISA, for example, provide insights into the achievement of participating countries and offers good feedback on science curricula in the same countries. This paper presents part of the findings from doctoral study on the effects of using multiple instructional approaches on secondary school students' learning outcomes in chemistry in Vihiga County, Kenya. The study employed a mixed methods approach using a sample of 550 students from intact classes. Five learning outcomes were studied........

Key words: Science education, Correlations, Academic achievement, Science process skills, Scientific literacy, Science motivation, Science self-efficacy.

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Abstract: The hands that serve are holier than the lips that pray is very correct. This saying elucidates that if a man wants to worship God he can do better by serving the poor and the needy. A poor taxi driver filled with humanity and kindness proved it practically by saving the life of a roadside accidental victim by selling his taxi the only source of his livelihood.

Key Words: Humanity , kindness, accidental victim , helping disabled , lifetime

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Abstract: The purpose of the present study was mainly to explore the influence of media violence on aggressive behavior among adolescents in selected secondary schools in Rajshahi, Bangladesh. To reach at the end of this study, aggressive behavior of 120 respondents was measured by administering adaptedBengali versionof Measure of Aggressive Questionnaire (MAB). The result of the study revealed that violent film-watching respondents significantly showed higher aggressiveness than non-violent film-watching respondents. Results also found that male respondents showed significantly higher aggressiveness than female respondents. It was also indicated that there is a significant difference in the influence of media violence on aggressive behavior on the basis of different age level.

Keywords: Adolescents, Age level, Aggressive behavior, Gender, Media violence

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Abstract: The research aims to: (1) analyze, and discover the nature of the Attorney General‟s authority representing the government in submitting applications for the dissolution of political parties in the Constitutional Court; (2) analyzing, as well as finding legal arrangements for implementing the authority of the Prosecutor‟s Office on behalf of the government in submitting applications for the dissolution of political parties in the Constitutional Court; (3) analyze and find the forms of criminal liability and legal liability for the dissolution of political parties in the Constitutional Court by the Prosecutor‟s Office. This research is a normative (doctrinal) legal research with legislation approach, case approach, comparative approach, and conceptual approach to legal material collected through library studies and interviews that are simple in nature and then analyzed using content analysis methods in series with grammatical, systematic interpretation methods extensive and teleological.

Key Words: Authority, Prosecutors‟ Office, Dissolution of Political Parties, Constitutional Court.

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Abstract: This study focuses on challenges and coping strategies of girls employed to culturally unfamiliar industrial working culture in Hawassa industrial park. Industrial Parks (IPs) have been and are key policy instruments in enhancing economic transformation by attracting investment, promoting technological learning, upgrading and innovation and generating stable and decent employment. As Industrial park created job opportunities for youths in nearby community, people from the nearby rural communities migrate in search of job in industrial parks. Majority of operation workers are girls from rural villages with minimal awareness to industrial/factory working culture. Hence, the study was aimed to explore challenges encountered and strategies employed by industrial park workers to cope with the new............

Key Words: Industrial Park, Challenges, Coping Strategies, Working Culture, Rural Girls

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Abstract: Dhaka, the capital and only megacity of Bangladesh, is exposed to multiple types of climate- induced hazards including variations in temperature, excessive and erratic rainfall, water logging, heat and cold waves. These hazards negatively affect on city life and livelihoods of the poor. This study is a quantitative study conducted at Dhaka to review climate change effects on the slum people. This study uses five slums in Dhaka- Karail slum at Mohakhali, Beltola slum at Banani, Molla Slum at Mirpur, Chairman Bari slum at Abdullahpur and Uttara slum, for climate change impacts of the poor livelihood. The study conducted on slum of Dhaka with purposive sample survey...........

Key Words: Climate change, climate impact, urban poor, slum dwellers, season.

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