IOSR-JHSS   Volume-31 ~ Issue-1 ~ January 2026

Abstract: The kindergarten-primary school transition stage constitutes a critical period for children’s cognitive development and aesthetic enlightenment, with its educational quality directly influencing the smooth transition of young children to the school-age phase. As the core carrier of subject knowledge inheritance and cultural transmission, primary school textbook libraries encompass abundant aesthetic resources. However, compiled primarily for school-age children, these textbooks exhibit significant adaptability contradictions with young children’s cognitive....

Key Words : Kindergarten-Primary School Transition; Primary School Textbook Library; Early Childhood Aesthetic Education; Screening Mechanism; Theoretical Basis; Cognitive Development

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[2]. Hou Huaiyin. The Logical Exploration Of The "Eastward Spread Of Western Learning" In Educational Science—A Review And Reflection On The Spread Of Western Educational Science In China In The 20th Century[J]. Educational Research, 2020(8): 40-55.
[3]. Liu Shen, Gan Yetong, Wang Chen, Et Al. Research Hotspots And Development Trends Of Developmental Psychology In China—A Bibliometric Analysis Based On The 35th Anniversary Of The Founding Of "Psychological Development And Education"[J]. Psychological Development And Education, 2022, 38(3): 447-456.
[4]. Zheng Xudong, Wang Nanxin, Zhou Zihe. How Do Children Learn Science: Reconsidering Piaget's Theory And Its Value In Science Education[J]. China Educational Technology, 2025(5): 68-74.
[5]. Zheng Yanqun. The Basic Framework Of International Chinese Education Research In The Intelligent Era[J]. E-Education Research, 2023(12): 122-128.

Abstract: Bangladesh Television (BTV) is the national public broadcaster and its role in shaping the country's visual communication and cultural identity cannot be overemphasized. But its set-production methods are still based on short-life materials and high-energy technologies that encourage both waste and environmental damage. In this paper, I investigate the potential for BTV to combine aesthetic invention with ecological set-design practice that can continue their visual story methods in a manner which is decoupled from global environmental damage. Based on a qualitative....

Keywords: Bangladesh Television, Sustainable Set Design, Eco-Friendly Production, Aesthetic Innovation, Industry 5.0, Green Broadcasting, Carbon Footprint, Visual Communication

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Abstract: The long-standing historical interactions between Central Asia and India have been instrumental in shaping regional dynamics, fostering trade, and influencing socio-cultural landscapes. The cultural interconnection, spanning centuries, has left a lasting legacy that continues to impact modern geopolitics, even in the context of recent trade relations. Central Asia’s geographical position as a crossroads of civilizations has established a deep-rooted historical bond between these regions. The cultural ties between Central Asia and India date back to...

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Abstract: Prologue The global history has been shaped by diverse perspectives, one of the most influential being Eurocentrism. Simply stated, it is the tendency to view the world from a European standpoint. It is recognized as a worldview that frames the West as the apex of human progress, based particularly on European experiences as universal standards. This often marginalizes non-European cultures and histories. Eurocentric accounts ignore or downplay.....

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