IOSR-JHSS   Volume-22 ~ Issue-1 ~ January-2017

Abstract: The issue of good governance though has always remained in the forefront in journey of modernisation, at least at the theoretical level, yet the unequal distribution of resources and consequently, elimination of the people living in the peripheral regions, very often create violent and bizarre conditions having disastrous implications for poor and weaker sections of the society of which the women become the first victim. In any society, no matter how developed it is, the main targets of these violent changes are women, children and the aged, particularly those belonging to lower sections of society.......

Keywords: De-cultured, Deity System, Hegemonic Masculinity, Panchayti Raj Institutions, Subordination, MNREGA.

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Abstract: Acquiring techno-pedagogical proficiencies will make teaching and learning a pleasurable exercise as it would minimize the pressure on the teachers and enable the students to delve deeper into domain of knowledge. Teacher education curriculum is responsible for imparting such abilities to modern teachers. This paper is an effort to review newly revised and restructured elementary teacher education curriculum of Kerala for contents to improve techno pedagogical skills of student teachers. And the paper will try to perform analysis on the effectiveness of the current contents enabling techno pedagogical skills, in the teacher education curriculum of Kerala and also, it will try to identify the challenges in transaction of technological contents in current syllabus. Despite the existing contents for enabling techno pedagogical skills, there are still many areas need improvement, the paper will also provide suggestions for further development in those sections.

Keywords: Infusion, techno pedagogy, elementary teacher education curriculum

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Abstract: Globalization has shaped every facet of human life, and its inevitability has also impacted the culture and creative industries. Driven largely by economic benefits and advances in cross-border communication technologies, globalization of cultural goods and services has been hailed as a welcome development. Many societies are taking advantage of this as an opportunity to export their culture, increase their global soft power, and establish their presence and relevance in the global space. In this regard, Nigeria competes with many other countries. Her cultural output as a nation has been recognized and acknowledged globally, placing her on a pedestal far above her African contemporaries...........

Keywords: Creative and culture industries, fashion, globalization, music

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Abstract: Human effort is a critical major factor in the performance and growth of organisations. Tools such as machines, materials and money cannot be meaningful without being driven by human. Human elements however, are not documented in balance sheets of organisations like physical and intangible assets, which would lead to the understatement of true organisations' performances. This study therefore examined the mediating role of human asset accounting on organizational performance and growth in Nigeria banking industry. Survey and ex-post facto research designs were adopted. The population consisted of the management staff of eighteen quoted banks in Nigeria........

Keywords – Human Asset-Accounting, Nigerian Banks, Performance, Growth

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