Social Sciences and Humanities

The use of games to promote communicative skills in efl: the case of 10th graders at padre builu school-cabinda

This study deals with the use of games to promote communicative skills in English as a Foreign Language (EFL). It results from the problem statement that follows: teachers do not use the best methods or techniques in order to teach the English language. They do not use techniques that really meet the pupils’ needs. The study investigates the effectiveness of using games in the teaching/learning English as a Foreign Language. It aims at finding out whether this teaching technique helps learners to effectively learn English and well remember new words and structures.

Impact of tipuk satra on moran community

The Moran ethnic is the aboriginal people of Upper Brahmaputra valley (presently Tinsukia District) and they originally worshipped Kechaikhati Devi in their traditional form of sacrifice.Under the influence of Mayamara Vaishnavism, they gradually gave up their old religious practices and adopted the rites and rituals of Mayamara Vaishnavism. The Tipuk Satra, a branch of Mayamara Satra, influenced their society in such a way that the tribal behaviours like jhum cultivation, sacrificing animals and scattered life style were gradually disappeared from their society.

Political thought of modern era Iranian thinkers

The objective of this article is to study the Political thought of modern era Iranian thinkers according to the historical evolution of political thought in contemporary Iran influenced by modernity based on the theoretical framework of discourse. Iranian political thought continued for centuries (nearly 8 centuries) in the form of Islamic monarchy or just and religious sultan in Iranian society. This thought consisted of two components of Iranian and Islamic culture.

Tanah lot tourism attraction based on tri hita karana

Cultural tourism has become the juridical basis of Bali tourism, including giving the spirit of places that become Tourist Attractions (DTW). Tanah Lot Tourism Attraction is one of the tourist sites that prioritizes Hindu religious culture and is managed with the principle of balance as outlined in the Tri Hita Karana concept. Tanah Lot Temple which originally functioned as a holy place for Hindu worshipers, but now its function is increasing as an object of cultural tourism.

Struggles of women behind “a cup of tea”: a study on the tea tribe women of Assam

Assam is known for its tea and tea industries. Women workers are an asset and backbone of the tea industry, from planting to plucking women are 150% more efficient than the males (Koshy and Tiwari et al, 2011) and despite their contributions women workers in the production of tea have always been relegated to the bottom strata and considered the most abundant and cheapest labour force rather than as a source of specialized labour. Women Workers still earn low wages other unorganized sectors; suffer from low levels of health care and personal well-being.

Evaluación funcional del tratamiento de fracturas de radio distal usando la mayo wrist score

Introducción: La escala de valoración de la clínica Mayo (MWS) por sus siglas en inglés, evalúa la funcionalidad de la muñeca desde el punto de vista del dolor, estado laboral, movilidad y fuerza de precisión. Las placas de ángulo variado han otorgado a los cirujanos mayor versatilidad que la fijación interna ya que permite responder ante diferentes eventualidades o panoramas de la fractura y fijar fragmentos óseos específicos.

Decision support systems and systems thinking: admission in Saudi universities

In order to improve the efficiency of the admission system in the Saudi universities, this paper will recommend applying modern approaches related to Decision Support Systems (DSS) through systems thinking. Some of the limitations in the traditional Saudi admission system are discussed and how these problems can be solved through the use of system thinking. The traditional admission system in Saudi universities does not consider the flexible interactions between the individual components of the admission system.

Crime, control and criminal justice from dinajpur to west dinajpur district: a historical outline

The history of the district of Dinajpur is very old one. From very old time this district was ruled by several rulers up to the coming of the British in India. After the advent British in Bengal, the district came under the control of the East India Company in 1765. From the advent of British in Bengal and even up to the post colonial phase the entire district was under some offensive activities.

Stream-wise comparison the self-esteem level of undergraduate college teachers

Teachers hold the key to success of teaching learning process which secure student’s future. Their unique skills help to mould and shape the society. The college teachers are supreme role to build a creative generation who will lead the nation to development, to highest peak of success. Their self-esteem is most important to their everyday happiness and success to teaching-learning process. But hardly few studies have been conducted in the area of college teacher’s self-esteem and their stream of teaching particularly India as well as West Bengal.

Local and foreign university students: who has more prevalence in suffering eating disorders?

Background: Eating disorders are mental disorders characterized by developing pathological behavior against food intake and an obsession with weight control which, nowadays, have a higher prevalence in adolescents and young people attending university. Objective: The objective of this study is to compare the prevalence of eating disorders in foreign and local students at the Mexico Valley University in Veracruz. Methods: A sample of one hundred students was taken, which were evaluated through a survey containing the SCOFF test, a validated test for eating disorders screening.