2020 Archive
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Title: FUNDAMENTALS OF CREATION AND USE OF INTERACTIVE ELECTRONIC COURSES ON THE BASIS OF MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGIES.pdf Author: USMONOV M. S, SUVANKULOV B. M- & KARIMOVA U. S- Abstract: This article provides the basics of creating and using an interactive electronic training course based on multimedia technologies. The article emphasizes the need to use interactive e-learning courses, how to create interactive e-learning courses and procedures in the learning process, and lecture sessions. Key phrases: multimedia, technology, interactive, e-learning, educational, multimedia technologies, information technology. View |
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Title: ROLES OF SOCIAL WORKERS IN CHILD PROTECTION A POLICY OPTION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA.pdf Author: CHUKWUMA FELIX UGWU Abstract: Child protection is a global concern, especially in the developing countries. This paper explores the roles of social workers in child protection, and the need for a policy option for sustainable development in Nigeria. This is in response to the growing need for all and sundry to eliminate child abuse and neglect. Globally the transition from Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has made appreciable growth to enhance human welfare, including children. Although significant progress has been made, progress varies across regions, countries and even within countries, and extreme hunger and poverty nevertheless devastates the world population especially the developing countries. However, among all these the target of MDGs and SDGs, eradicating hunger and poverty remains unabated. However, with current state of hunger and poverty in Nigeria, addressing child abuse and neglect remains one of the obstructions to achieving sustainable development goals in the country, especially if the economic growth that translates into overall wellbeing of the people is not achievable. In this discourse, the role of social workers in child protection is crucial as obtainable in the developed societies. As a remediation, the paper recommends not only the implementation of child rights act but include social work intervention in the change process, and improving the capacity of families through wealth creation to be able to provide and protect the needs of the Nigerian children and enthrone world fit for children to thrive. Keywords: Child protection system, Social work roles, Child participation, Child protection laws, Policy development View |
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Title: FRENCH BORROWINGS IN THE MODERN ENGLISH LANGUAGE.pdf Author: SAYFIDDINOVA MUSHTARIYBEGIM FAXRIDDINQIZI Abstract: An international vocabulary in any language changes due to the development of economy, science, education etc. Everything depends on time. The same is in English. The purpose of our research work is to study French borrowings in the modern English language. Keywords: Etymological survey, word-stock, borrowings, French borrowings. View |
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Title: LINGUISTIC CONSTRUCTION OF JOURNALISM.pdf Author: LATIPOV A. P., SRAJATDINOV A. K. U. AND FAYZULLAYEVA D. Z. K. Abstract: This article is devoted to the importance of language in the area of journalism. The language that journalists use has an influence on how interview goes on and can interact to the listeners and viewers. Linguistic elements are part of the structure of news language. It plays a crucial role in using a correct language according to the situation. The article will discuss the different forms of questions that are used in journalism. Key words: the language of journalism, linguistic construction, expanded vocabulary, a degree of interactivity, community, analysis and interview. View |
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Title: THEME THE STRANGE STYLE OF CHARLOTTE BRONTE IN LITERATURE AND HER STOIC HEROINE ‘JANE’.pdf Author: SATTOROVA SAODAT NARZULLAYEVNA AND ESHONQULOVA ZILOLA UMAR QIZI Abstract: This article is about Charlotte Bronte, the reason for using male pseudonym, and her novel "Jane Eyre", Janes precedents with eastern women, the positive features of the protagonist Jane Eyre are adapted to the modern environment and set an example for young people. Key words: pseudonym, feminine, gnawing pressure, peculiarity, eastern and western womens symbol, novelty in literature. View |
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Title: LANGUAGE IS A SACRED BLESSING.pdf Author: SIDDIKOV MUMINJON AND SIDDIKOVA FARANGIZ OYBEK KIZI Abstract: This scientific article summarizes the language and its place in society, the rich lexical potential of the Uzbek language as well as some laws (instructions) that should be included in the laws on the state language, the pronunciation and spelling of assimilation words because the damage to language development in everyday life and grammatical disorders are not a burden. Keywords: state language, dialects, tense forms, European languages, Uzbek language, media View |
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Title: THE ROLE OF GRAMMAR IN MASTERING ENGLISH.pdf Author: SAYFIYEVA SEVARAXON AVAZJONQIZI Abstract: With the progress of globalization in the economy, the society has lots of ways of mastering English. But Grammar is at the heart of proficiency of a language. It is absolutely significant in that not only does it help improve your knowledge but also it helps understanding what you learn. This following article explores the details. KEY WORDS: Grammar teaching, necessity, understanding, brief information, major role. View |
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Title: The Role of Online Teaching and Innovative Methods in Educational Development.pdf Author: ZARIP?VA AZIZA SHAX?BIDDIN?VNA Abstract: Thе еxpаnsivе nаturе оf thе Intеrnеt аnd thе ассеssibility оf tесhnоlоgy hаvе gеnеrаtеd а surgе in thе dеmаnd fоr wеb bаsеd tеасhing аnd lеаrning. As the nation prepares tо meet the threat оf CОVID-19, we are surrоunded by the language оf loneliness. We mоve frоm “sоcial distancing” tо “self-isоlatiоn” tо even the prоspect оf avоiding the peоple we lоve. At cоlleges and universities across the cоuntry, we are pivоting quickly tоward оnline learning, оr as it is оften called, distance learning. Оnlinе еduсаtiоn is quickly infiltrating intо еduсаtiоnаl еstаblishmеnts аnd thеrе аrе risеn thе question, shоuld wе kееp оn using thе trаditiоnаl mеthоd оf tеасhing оr shоuld wе usе innоvаtivе mеthоds? This аrtiсlе еxplоrеs whеthеr studеnts соuld bеnеfit frоm оnlinе соursеs аnd еxаminеs thе pоtеntiаl сhаllеngеs аnd drаwbасks оf оnlinе соursе wоrk. Kеy wоrds: Оnlinе lеаrning, оnlinе еduсаtiоn, innоvаtivе mеthоds, traditiоnal methоds, соmmuniсаtiоn, strаtеgiеs, соllаbоrаtivе lеаrning, Intеrnеt – bаsеd еduсаtiоn, drawbacks. View |
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Title: CULTURAL PRACTICES AND PROSPECTS OF WOMEN ASCENDING TO TOP MANAGEMENT POSITIONS IN KENYA’S EDUCATION SYSTEM.pdf Author: SOLOMON WACHARA OMER, PhD. Abstract: The study investigated the cultural practices in Kenya that hinder women from ascending to top management positions in Kenya’s Education System. The concurrent triangulation research design, which is one of the Mixed Methods Approach models, was used in the current study.The saturated sampling was used to establish sample size for the study. The target population in this study consisted of a total of thirty six participants.These include six Sub County Directors of Education (SCDE), Six Quality Assurance and Standards Officers (QASO), six Assistant Deputy Directors (Teacher Management), and six District Examination Officers (DXO) who responded to the structured questionnaires. The interviews were carried out with a separate group of six senior Education officials from both Kisumu County Director of Education and Kisumu County Director of Teacher Management. The content validity was assured by expert judgement by lecturers of the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology (JOOUST), while the reliability was ensured by split half method and a coefficient of r = 0.845 was reported.The quantitative data was analysed using descriptive statistics while the qualitative data was analysed using thematic framework.The study findings were that the social cultural factors were major obstacles to women’s access to top managerial positions. Other obstacles include the patriarchal nature of the society, the labor policies in the Ministry of Education that are not sensitive to women’s traditional multiple roles as wife, mother and a worker, the male domination of managerial positions and negative attitude on women as managers.The study recommends implementation of new Affirmative Action policies that could enhance women’s participation in decision making as top managers and policy makerson equal footing with their male counterparts in education sector in Kenya. Key Words: Cultural Practices, Attitudes, Educational Management,Women Managers. View |
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Title: RESULTS OF THE FIRST BACKCROSSING OF F2 HYBRIDS WITH GENETIC MALE STERILITY (GMS) FOR INDICATORS OF ECONOMICALLY VALUABLE.pdf Author: BOTIR B. A., ALISHER B. A. AND SHAVKAT B. A. Abstract: Abstract The article presents the results of the first backcrossing of F2 hybrids with genetic male sterility (GMS) for indicators of economically valuable traits. The influence of the genotypes of our varieties was very significant. The backcrossing results were analyzed according to the length of the growing season, the yield of fiber, the length of the fiber, the mass of raw cotton in one box, micronaire and the susceptibility to wilt involving backcrossing hybrid combinations or involving domestic cotton varieties C-6524, C-2609, Omad, An-512, An Bayavut-2, 108-F, Bukhara-6 and Indian variety specimens with a sign of genetic male sterility S-5001, S -5003, S-5007, S-5095, S-5097. The researchers set the goal of studying the effect of genotypes after the first backcrossing in F2. The best of the 35 combinations studied, the 34th combination with the participation of the Omad variety was the most precocious, in combination with fiber No. 2, 7, 24 and 28 they showed a rather high yield at the level of 34-35%., in combination with No. 7 along the fiber length, 14, 21, 23 had a fiber length of 34 mm and above. The most large-boxed plants were hybrid combinations under No. 7, 8, 15, 21, 22 and 29, in which this indicator was higher than 6 g.By micronaire in our studies, 4 and 33 combinations turned out to be such hybrids. Key words: genetic male sterility, pollen fertility, pollen sterility, variety, hybrid combination, backcross, box size, verticilliosis wilt, micronaire, fiber length, growing season, cotton. View |
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Title: TEACHERS’ COMPETENCE IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL SOCIAL STUDIES CURRICULUM.pdf Author: AYANDELE, ABIODUN AYANLOLA AND ADEGBITE DORCAS OLAYEMI Abstract: Abstract The study assessed the competence of Social Studies teachers in Ogbomoso North and South Local Government areas in Oyo State. The descriptive survey research design of ex-post facto type was adopted for the study. The research was carried out using ten Junior Secondary Schools (JSS) that were randomly selected from Ogbomoso North and South Local Government areas, Oyo State. Forty-seven teachers were selected through purposive sampling technique. Two research instruments were used for data collection namely: Social Studies Academic Qualification inventory (SSTAQI) and Social Studies Implementation Checklists (SSIOC). The data analysed using simple percentage revealed that40% of the teachers were competent to teach Social Studies in junior secondary schools as they possessed the required qualifications and exhibited satisfactory performance in classroom teaching. Thus, improving students’ performance in Social Studies would be a great factor in enhancing improvement on teachers’ competence in teaching. This in turn will improve Social Studies curriculum implementation. Key words: Competence, Implementation, Curriculum and Social studies View |
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Title: ‘TOKEN-REFERENT’ MATCHING AS A LOGICAL MODEL FOR EPISTEMOLOGY OF PROPOSITIONS-IMPLICATIONS.pdf Author: Etorobong Godwin Akpan Abstract: This study is concerned with an analysis of the logical structure of an epistemological demonstration of the foundations of knowledge. The purpose of the analysis was to ascertain whether epistemology is conducted within an appropriate logical framework. The project was necessitated by the need to identify the reason for the perennial skepticism in epistemology. The method adopted for the study was content analysis. With the application of the method, it was discovered that epistemology has so far been conducted within the token-referent matching logical model, which is validated by the view that epistemology could be substituted by referential realism. The implications gleaned from the analysis of the framework are: 1. the fallacy of an absolute objective standpoint; 2. the fallacy of ontological convenience; and 3. the emergence of skepticism within epistemology. It was submitted that all these implications would be obviated if epistemic justice is done to the inputs of both the subject and the object. Keywords: Token, Matching, Epistemology, Skepticism, Fallacy, Ontology. View |