iosr-JRME   Volume-12 ~ Issue-6 ~ Nov. – Dec. 2022

Abstract: Introduction:-Nasal Foreign Bodies are common presentations in the peadiatric age group in the ENT clinic and the emergency unit. This is due to the hyperactivity and curiosity of this age group, thus the tendency to explore their natural orifices. Nasal Foreign Bodies are hardly found in normal adult patients except accidentally. Most Nasal Foreign Bodies presenting with symptoms report early in the hospital.Diagnosis is usually clinical except in few cases where endoscopic and radiological assistance may be required. Nasal Foreign Bodies are found commonly in the 1-4 year age group, mostly unilateral, more in the right nasal cavity as recorded in many studies........

Keywords-: Nasal, Foreign body, removal, minimal complications.

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Abstract: The PAIE (Program for Assistance to Teaching, Research and Extension Institutions) has as its main goal the development of integrated knowledge through a holistic view of the individual. Since 2014, the idea of working in a program format, based on continuous actions, has progressed and culminated in the implementation of visits to Otter Project, where PAIE is developed. An old mill, preserved and renovated, serves as a Visitation and Environmental Education Center. The Animal Refuge, the only scientific breeding of otters in Latin America, is used as an educational trail for school visits. From 2018 to 2019, 4,599 participants were served by PAIE. The number of public schools increased from 37 in 2018 to 60 in 2019. The number of private schools increased from 32 in 2018 to......

Keywords: educommunication, animated theater, Lontra longicaudis.

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Abstract: Continued poor achievement in mathematics among secondary school students in national examination in Kenya and Nakuru County in particular, has caused great concern among education stakeholders. This is because this trend may cause loss of opportunities for students in their choice of career growth and in the society, this may cause inadequate human capital in the areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics which is crucial for social economic development. Despite this worrying trend, little attention in terms of research has been put in place to explore possible ways of resolving this issue. The aim of this study therefore was to provide......

Keywords: Mathematics achievement; Problem solving strategies; Secondary School

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Abstract: Over the years in Kenya and in Nakuru County in particular, mathematics has been characterized by dismal achievement as evidenced by low grades attained by students in Kenya Certificate of Secondary Examination (KCSE). This poor achievement may result to loss of opportunities for students, both in their choice of preferred careers and ultimately in their employment. At the societal level, this may lead to inadequate human capital for social-economic development. However, despite this important role mathematics plays in the society, there is little effort in terms of research that has been undertaken to find out factors that influence mathematics achievement in secondary......

Key Word: Perceived mathematics-control, mathematics achievement, Secondary schools.

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Abstract: The aim of present research was to Effect of Treatment, Achievement Motivation and their interaction on Academic achievement of learners by taking pre-academic achievement scores as covariate. In this study the Senior Secondary schools of Banasthali, Rajasthan was considered as the population of the study. From these senior secondary schools one of senior secondary school of Banasthali, Rajasthan was randomly selected for the study. Achievement Motivation (a-ach) Scale (AMSn-DM) developed by Pratibha Deo and Asha Mohan was found contextual. Though this tool was developed and standardized in 2012 the items were found relevant. The results indicates that there......

Key Word: Achievement Motivation, Academic Achievement and learners

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Abstract: The study aims at unearthing the overall scenario of uses of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) for learning by business students of different universities in Sylhet city. For this reason, primary data were collected by distributing a set of open-ended questionnaires from 243 business students of Sylhet city. Descriptive statistics were used to analyze the collected data by using MS Excel 2016. The overall findings of the study reveal that business students are using ICT for their learning purpose because it offers easy accessibility, low cost.....

Key Word: ICT, Uses, Business Students, Learning, Universities, Sylhet

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Abstract: Language is acquired, produced, and perceived in multiple ways according to a variety of psychological theories. There is a great deal of reliance on theories in the teaching of languages. Experts develop language teaching techniques based on psycholinguistic principles. This approach is known as psycholinguistics. In psycholinguistic perspectives, education is seen as a cerebral activity that occurs within the individual before moving on to the social.....

Key Word: psycholinguistics, SLA, resilience framework, pedagogy, experimental study

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Abstract: Migration is the movement of population from one territorial unit to another, in order to establish a new place of residence within a certain period of time. The development history of Vietnam shows that the migration process of people takes place in different stages, in different regions and localities. This article focuses on analyzing the theoretical issues of migration and the reality migration of Vietnam in history; migration in the period of industrialization and innovation. The research methods used include: method of document analysis; professional method; synthetic method. Research results show that, in the process of development, people migrate due to different reasons. In the current period.....

Key Word: Migrate, Migration, Immigration, Industrialization, Vietnam

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Abstract: This paper investigated workplace barriers and teaching staff productivity in Delta State Colleges of Education, Nigeria. It was guided by two research questions and one hypothesis. This study adopted the ex-post-facto research design. The population of the study consist of six hundred and fifty-three (653) teaching staff Delta State Colleges of Education, Nigeria. From the above figure, three hundred and twenty-seven (327) respondents were sampled from and represented 50% of the whole population. Two separate questionnaires were developed by the researchers for data collection and titled "Workplace Barriers Questionnaire" (WBQ) and "Teaching Staff Productivity Questionnaire.....

Key Word: Workplace Barriers, Teaching Staff, Productivity, Colleges of Education

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