IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-11 ~ Nov. 2021

Abstract: Rumor has a definite effect on our life. Many a times rumor creates chaos in the society which hampers the overall stability of the country. Same thing happening since the eruption of Covid-19 in Bangladesh. There were many rumors regarding death and rate affected people around the globe. As all educational institutions were shut down for lone period there by many rumors erupted while Government of Bangladesh decided to reopen physical classes. Students and guardians became frightened to participate in physical educational activities. In this backdrop, rumor management became obvious for the betterment of students as well as all stakeholders related to education. This paper, evaluates the rumor management and challenges & ways to address while reopening the Educational institues of Bangladesh.

Key Word: Covid-19, Rumor Management, Challenges

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Abstract: Globally, Education management information systems has been embraced widely with the aim of gaining information that can be used to make informed management decisions and thus improve the education sector. The Government of Kenya has invested heavily in the institutionalization of the Kenya national education management information system (NEMIS) as a key system that can be the single source of true data regarding education sector. Despite this, NEMIS data has not been converted into accurate information that informs the general objectives of the system. A 2020 report by Ministry of education to Kenya's National Assembly showed a variance of up 50 per cent of learners in NEMIS as compared to the actual numbers in schools, attributed to data inconsistency, thus affecting the performance of NEMIS with regard to decision making for purposes of allocation of resources to schools.........

KEY WORDS: Evaluation, Monitoring, system components, performance

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Abstract: Knowabilism is the philosophical doctrine which states that knowledge is a process and not a state, and hence, the term knowledge should be replaced by the term knowable, which implies the commitment to a continuous process of forming belief systems, modifying and/or replacing them by alternative and better belief systems. From this perspective, instead of saying "we know something as being so and so", we should say "it is knowable to be so and so", because knowledge is a continuous mental process and not a static mental state.

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Abstract: Toward the expiration of MDGs implementation period which was slated to be in 2015; the leaders of the countries across the world set the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development aimed at improving the lives and future prospects of everyone, everywhere. In adopting the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, world leaders resolved to free humanity from illiteracy, poverty, secure a healthy planet for future generations, and build peaceful, inclusive societies as a foundation for ensuring lives of dignity for all. This collective journey has at its heart a promise to leave no one behind in terms of accessing basic education worldwide. Significantly, it is a universal agenda, applying to all countries; particularly the less developed ones. Nigeria being a member of the United Nations has domesticated SDGs in its policies and programmes since 2015. All the level of Governments across the country continued to ensure the implementation of SDGs...........

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Abstract: This study examined the effect of environmental accounting on financial performance of quoted food and beverage companies in Nigeria. Cross sectional data were sourced from financial statement and annual reports of 10 quoted food and beverage firms from 2010 to 2019. Net profit margin, earnings per share and dividend per share were used as proxies for financial performance, while environmental cost and waste management cost were employed as proxies for independent variables. Ordinary Least Square method used to examine the extent to which environmental accounting affect the performance of food and beverage manufacturing firms. The regression coefficient found that environmental cost have positive and non-significant.....

Keywords: Dividend, Earnings, Environmental accounting, Financial Performance, Profit

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Abstract: The phenomenon of code switching – alternating between Vietnamese and English – on social media of Vietnam's Generation Z (those born from mid-1990s to early 2010s) has attracted a significant amount of attention in society. As global citizens in the digital age, they have employed this method of communication with massive frequency, despite being conscious in choosing the object as well as the scope of use. This article will first present the causes of this phenomenon, then recommend solutions and direction for further research.

Key words: Generation Z, social media network, code switching

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Abstract: The inclusion and participation of hotel guests in green tourism has been under estimated. A number of environmental awareness initiatives have been put in place to increase awareness of the need conserve water, energy and other finite resources needed in the hotel sector. However, the extent to which these environmental awareness initiatives influence guests' environmental inclusion and participation has been understudied. This study sought to evaluate the impact of environmental awareness initiatives on guests' environmental inclusion and participation in the hotel sector in Zimbabwe. A questionnaire was administered to a sample of 384 respondents. Findings........

Key words: environmental awareness initiatives, consciousness, green tourism, eco-inclusion

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Abstract:Background: Pro-social behavior plays very important role in the society. This study investigated the gender differences toward pro-social behavior of university students. Different gender has different ways to help others. Students are more attentive to take part in pro-social activities. Materials and Methods: The approach of this research was quantitative in nature and a cross-sectional research design was used in this study. Sample of 300 university students (including 150 males and 150 females) was selected from different universities of Lahore through random sampling technique. A standardized instrument pro-social personality battery was used to gather data. It consisted on 7 dimensions of pro-social behavior including empathic concern........

Key Words: Pro-social behavior; helping behavior; altruism; university students

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Abstract: This study intends to investigate the flexibility of the Health Social Security Administering Body (BPJS Health) in playing an important and strategic role in the form of efficient and well-managed health services in order to respond to the changing and evolving conditions of society. The method used is a qualitative research type with the aim of providing a systematic, comprehensive, and factual description of the adaptability of the Health Social Security Administration (BPJS Health) to obtain explanatory research, and to describe a generalization and explain the relationship.....

Key Word: Mobile National Health Insurance; Innovation; BPJS-Health; Effective and Efficient Services

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