IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-1 ~ January. 2020

Abstract: Languages learning today receive influence from the expansion of technology as language learners expose to it. Henceforth, this changes open different path in language learning to be more effective. Similarly, the growing needs of technology implementation in jobs sectors cause the importances to equip the young generation with technology skills. With that, this paper attempts to review the integration of educational technology in the teaching of subject-verb-agreement (SVA) in adding '-s' or '-es' to verbs. Therefore, this study explore in-depth understanding on educational integration to determine the implications of it in the learning of English as a second language.

Keywords: Educational technology, grammar, subject-verb-agreement, English as a second language,

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Abstract: One way to get Indonesian students to relate to English literature reading materials discussed in the classroom is by guiding them to see how the issues presented in the works have any significance with their being Indonesians.In the classroom, Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice gives students an understanding on the significance of colonial history in Indonesia, particularly during the rise of trading companies in the 17th century, innovated by the Dutch (Ferguson, 2008). A postcolonial view on the play helps in raising awareness that deals with reasoning the significance of being part of colonial history of the world. This essay takes a look at how this is tackled in a course subject called ‗Survey of Contemporary Literature in English' at the English Studies Program Universitas Padjadjaran. Pedagogically speaking, this essay argues that The Merchant of Venice apparently offers more than just the fate of a Jewish loan shark. It also shows how world economy is built and how it affects the fate of the....

Key Words: postcolonial, The Merchant of Venice, colonial history, trading companies, Shylock

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Abstract: This study evaluated the effects of entrepreneurial orientation and organisational learning on performance of small and medium scale enterprises in southwest Nigeria. Specifically, the study investigated the effects of entrepreneurial orientation; examined the effects of organisational learning and investigated the mediating effects of organisational learning on the relationship between entrepreneurial orientation and performance. This research employed descriptive survey design through structured questionnaire which was administered to target respondents. Population of 25,715 small and medium scale enterprises is employed and a sample of 394 entrepreneurs was drawn using Yamane model. The study employed Stratified sampling technique. The study hypotheses were tested using multiple regression and hierarchical regression while respondent's demographic information.....

Keywords: Entrepreneurial Orientation, Organisational Learning, SMEs Performance

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Abstract: This research examines problems about 1). How is the independence and accountability of judges in the decision-making process in the examination of cases ?, 2). How is the independence and accountability of judges in deciding cases equitably ?, 3). What factors influence the independence and accountability of judges in deciding cases? The purpose of this study, intends to understand, analyze and find facts and theories, regarding the independence and accountability of judges in terms of decision making in the examination of cases, in terms of deciding cases in a fair manner and in terms of factors that influence in deciding cases.

Key Words: Independence, Accountability, Judge‟s Decision

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Abstract: This study aims to provide a clear understanding of the Nature of the Responsibility of Government Officials in the Act of Criminal Acts of Abuse and to be able to find out Crimes according to the Limit of Errors in Acting Abuse of Government Officials‟ Authority, as well as to provide an understanding of the Application of Criminal Acts as a Last Penalty (Ultimum Remedium) Against Acts Abuse of Authority of Government Officials. The research method used is included in the type of normative or doctrinal research that uses secondary data obtained from library materials in the form of primary legal materials, secondary legal materials and tertiary legal materials, to further through the logical classification process in accordance with the themes drawn from the purpose of this study.....

Keywords: Government Officials, Criminal Acts of Abuse, Last Penalty

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Abstract: Background:Within the geriatric cognitive assessment is the neuropsychological assessment, which provides a set of instruments designed with the specific purpose of evaluating cognitive processes in people. The multivariate profile analysis is a statistical procedure that allows the comparison of profiles that are elaborated from variables measured in one or more groups. Aim:To compare the neuropsychological tests performance of older adults and university students through multivariate profile analysis. Materials and Methods: A comparative study was carried out with 14 older adults and 19 college students from Xalapa-Veracruz. The Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-IV (WAIS-IV) and the NEUROPSI Atención-Memoria (Attention and Memory) battery were used to obtain indicators of the neuropsychological processes. The statistical analysis was performed.....

Key Word: Aging; Neuropsychology; College students; Cognition; Statistical method

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Abstract: In Spain, there is a clear problem of rural depopulation, since a large part of these inhabitants are moving towards the cities, causing a fact that has been appointed by the political powers and the media as "empty Spain." This movement is due, among other reasons, to the lack of services available to residents in these small towns. In this article, we are refering specifically to the loss of financial services, since most of the Spanish financial institutions are closing bank offices, especially in this empty Spain, leaving their inhabitants without the minimum services, changing their model of traditional bank office for another that does not require physical presence but only access to services through the Internet. However, everyone knows (even financial institutions), that many of the inhabitants of these villages are senior citizens who neither know nor want to use the Internet for their financial operations and that the closure of bank offices is not favoring to the development of.........

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