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During the 21 Century public education in the U.S.A. has become increasingly problematic. This effort will point to a variety of interrelated social factors figuring among: Social Class; English Language Acquisition parents’ educational level, and parent involvement in their child’s education. This effort also provides a unique socio/cultural percentage ...
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Authors Steven Gerardi, Stephany Bonura MA, Nikki-Ann Ou00e2u20acu2122Leary, MA, Michael Gerardi, M.S.
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This study examines the effect of work environment on employees’ commitment in agro-based industries in Cross River State, Nigeria. The study drew participants from two major agro industries in the state. One thousand, one hundred and ninety four (1194) respondents were purposively selected for the study. Information was elucidated from participants using four point Like...
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Authors Ushie, E. M., Agba, A. M. O., Chimaobi Okorie
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Human beings are the most beautiful, competent and Intelligent creatures of the God. Our Epics do firm this belief that God has made men more like him so that they could reach to anything created by him in this world even him too with some efforts. These characteristics of human beings have enabled them to constantly improve themselves and their surroundings. This improvement has helped ...
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Authors Mrs. Manisha Sharma
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No matter how different sociological ontology, epistemology and methodology are, they pull together reasoning the social world for a better human understanding. So of their diverse theoretical paradigms and perspectives that developed over the time make sociology a distinct discipline. But so far their internal contradictions and dualism and could not be resolved, and rather invites chal...
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Authors Dr. Rabindra Garada
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ThefollowingresearchpaperisanattempttodiscussThomasHardy,a novelistoftheVictorianera,asasocialreformer.Manycriticsand researchersofhisnovels,considerhimapessimist,whopaintsadarkerpictureoflife.In thispicture,man isportrayedasatragicfigure,clutchedinthecruelgripsoffateaswellassociety.Thepresentpapergivesargumentsofcritics,andinterpretsHardy’snovels intheway,sothatwemaypre...
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Authors Sana Nawaz, Aisha Umer, Irum Iqbal, Saba Urooj, Shazia Tabassum, Afshan
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The extent of social transformation of any socially discriminated people may be better judged from the social philosophies propounded by their great leaders like Gandhi and Ambedkar in modern India. Gandhi is dead, so are Ambedkar and Marx. However, neither their philosophies- Gandhism, Ambedkarism and Marxism are dead nor could they posthumously suppress to one another. Their philosophi...
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Authors Dr. Rabindra Garada
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The religious fundamentalist terrorism makes its presence felt yet again, in Europe as well in other parts of the globe. It is therefore important to find out what are its psychological resources. To this end, we have studied the thematic analyses written by the French specialist in political philosophy, André Glucksmann. The particularities of Glucksmann’s resear...
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Authors Nicolae Luga, Laurentiu Batin
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In this paper life satisfaction of highly qualified professionally achieving (HQPA) aging women post retirement is investigated. Respondents were 306 HQPA older women who were surveyed in the city of Mumbai. The Satisfaction with Life scale, Silver Lining Questionnaire and Meaning in Life Questionnaire were used. Results showed variations on life satisfaction as a result of certain indep...
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Authors Dr. (Ms) Samta P Pandya
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This study examines the effect of religious schools onacademic aspirations in a developing world context.Data from 21Catholic, evangelical and secular private schools in Guatemala are used to compare student aspirations in each school type. Hierarchical linear models are constructed to examine differences controlling for keytheoretical determinants. Results reveal that surprisingly high ...
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Authors Darin M. Mather
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Background: According to the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) agreement, each country which forms part of it has to provide a report periodically that will show the progress on their achievement towards the goals. This article aim is to evaluate South Africa’s prospects of achieving eight MDGs by 2015. Methods: this article is an analysis of the current situation of S...
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Authors Appunni Sathiya Susuman
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