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This paper argues that a major contributory factor to climate change is human activities, and an effective solution requires strong philosophic bedrock, which we propose should be hinged on the tenets of traditional African ethical environmental conservation and principles of deep ecology. Our research questions are what is the spirit of African countries’ public policies and mitigation strategies for climate change? What is the philosophy of African scientific and environmental exploration,...
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İçişleri Bakanlığı Göç İdaresi Genel Müdürlüğü 8 Kasım 2018 tarihi itibarıyla Türkiye’deki kayıtlı Suriyeli sayısı bir önceki aya göre 8 bin 494 kişi artarak toplam 3 milyon 594 bin 232 kişiyi bulduğunu açıklamıştır. Bu kişilerin 1 milyon 950 bin 182’si erkeklerden, 1 milyon 644 bin 50’si ise kadınlardan oluşmaktadır. Türkiye’ye göç eden Suriyeli erkeklerin sayısı, kadınlardan 306 bin 32 kişi daha fazladır. Yüksek öğrenim çağı (19-24 yaş) aralığında yer alan Suriyeli sayısı 534 bin 248...
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Abstract — Alternative assessment is an integral part of the process of English language teaching and learning. Its importance emanates from the fact that it provides educators, learners, parents, policy makers and the public with feedback about the effectiveness and the efficiency of the educational services. This small-scale study aimed at finding out Moroccan high school English language teachers’ perceptions about alternative assessment, the methods and techniques they use, and the...
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Inclusive education interventions in low-income countries are dominated by definitions and frameworks from disability studies and educational research scholars from high-income countries. Disability studies scholars have argued for valuing diverse understandings and a different discourse when studying disability and inclusion in low-income countries. In this paper, we explore the meaning of belonging and inclusion to parents of children with disabilities in central Uganda. Through case study...
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Structural interventions for HIV prevention are typically complex and evaluation should include measurement of implementation. In a trial of a structural intervention for HIV prevention in Botswana we trained teachers to use an audio-drama about gender violence and HIV (BVV). We measured the use of BVV by the trained teachers, and the factors related. In three-day workshops we trained guidance teachers in primary and secondary schools to use the 8-episode BVV audio-drama, that covers gender,...
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This study assessed the level of reflection among basic school teachers in the Central Region of Ghana. The mixed method paradigm, employing the concurrent parallel design (Quan-qual) was adopted for the study. A total of 312 basic school teachers were involved in the quantitative phase through a systematic sampling technique. Twelve teachers who participated in the quantitative phase of the study were selected randomly for qualitative data collection. A pre-validated Likert-scale...
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This study assessed the level of reflection among basic school teachers in the Central Region of Ghana. The mixed method paradigm, employing the concurrent parallel design (Quan-qual) was adopted for the study. A total of 312 basic school teachers were involved in the quantitative phase through a systematic sampling technique. Twelve teachers who participated in the quantitative phase of the study were selected randomly for qualitative data collection. A pre-validated Likert-scale...
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Background:The preclinical and skills laboratory training years of undergraduate medical education provide educational content in a structured learning whereas clerkship provides clinical training in a more experiential manner.Although early clinical skills training is emphasized in many medical schools today, students still feel unprepared about starting their clerkship.Aim: This study explored perceived challenges encountered by early clerkship students performing clinical skills learned...
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Background:The e-learning practice is an interesting alternative to traditional teaching approach and its use is expanding as the development of ICT in diverse activities is growing.The WhatsApp, as popular way of communication may also be a good tool for learning.Our study intended to demonstrate that WhatsApp can be an efficient tool in learning at Higher Education Institutions.Methods: During the revision period of modules taught in second trimester 2017-2018, a WhatsApp Discussion group...
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Background : The e-learning practice is an interesting alternative to traditional teaching approach and its use is expanding as the development of ICT in diverse activities is growing. The WhatsApp, as popular way of communication may also be a good tool for learning. Our study intended to demonstrate that WhatsApp can be an efficient tool in learning at Higher Education Institutions. Methods : During the revision period of modules taught in second trimester 2017-2018, a WhatsApp Discussion...
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Christina Landman is a professor of Theology at the Research Institute for Theology and Religion, University of South Africa. As an East African serving under her as a research fellow at the Research Institute of Theology and Religion since 2014, and as somebody whose articles have been published in the two journals where she has been the editor, I can only honour her by contributing to her festschrift and in basing my reflections on my understanding of theological education in tropical...
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Climate change threatens ecosystems, including traditional agroforestry parklands. Assessing the level of vulnerability and resilience of any ecosystem to climate change is important for designing sustainable adaptation strategies and measures. We assessed farmers' perceptions of the vulnerability of agroforestry systems to climate change in Benin. The objectives of the study were to (i) assess the effect of changes in climatic conditions on agroforestry systems, (ii) assess the endogenous...
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In 1999, the Nziramasanga Commission of inquiry into the Zimbabwean education system was tasked to look into the issues surrounding the education system. While the commission came up with recommendations, however, political and economic challenges could not allow such transformations. Thus, this paper discusses concerns surrounding the updated school curriculum in Zimbabwe. This is based on the feeling that the education system must be characterized by dramatic technological revolution that...
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Early childhood development and education forms a strong foundation for children as they get ready to go through formal education. Many early childhood education centres in Kenya face challenges in regard to necessities that enhance quality education. The study sought to establish the situation that could have led to lack of quality education in ECDE centres in Naivasha. The purpose of the study was to determine the adequacy of infrastructure associated with quality Early Childhood Education...
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Hazards resulting from climate change jeopardize human in one way or another.Annually countless deaths, physical injuries, and the collapse of houses, among other consequences, are reported as negative effects associated to climate change events.There is no doubt that these effects are followed by mental health problems which requires the continuation of care after the emergency situation.This paper aimed at highlighting how climate change hazards in Rwanda might be followed by unidentified...
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Assiut District represents an important part of central Nile Valley. It is a complex district containing many big industries, urbanization and agricultural activities. These activities can lead to the pollution of agricultural soil with toxic heavy metals. The aim of this work is the assessment of potential risks of these metals in soils using pollution indices; Enrichment Factor (EF), Index of Geoaccumulation (Igeo), Contamination Factor (CF), Ecological Risk Factor (Er), Degree of...