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VOLUME 9 Volume 9, Issue 2 (June 2021)

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEIVED STRESS AND SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT AMONG ADOLECENTS DURING COVID-19 By Darsana J.

Jul 5, 2021 naspublishers Comment on RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEIVED STRESS AND SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT AMONG ADOLECENTS DURING COVID-19 By Darsana J.

Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic has had an appreciable impact on public mental health. As a result, continual monitoring of the population’s mental health, particularly during a pandemic,

VOLUME 8 Volume 8 Issue 2 (June 2020)

A SURVEY STUDY ON THE POTENTIAL EDUCATIONAL VALUE OF WHATSAPP IN THE IRANIAN EFL SETTINGS By Maria Shobeiry

Feb 14, 2021 naspublishers Comments Off on A SURVEY STUDY ON THE POTENTIAL EDUCATIONAL VALUE OF WHATSAPP IN THE IRANIAN EFL SETTINGS By Maria Shobeiry

Abstract This study investigated the main motives of using WhatsApp and the potential educational value of it in the Iranian EFL contexts in comparison with

VOLUME 9 Volume 9, Issue 1 (December 2020)

DOMESTIC ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN KERALA: A SPECIAL FOCUS ON ERNAKULAM DISTRICT By Dr. Rani S Mohan

Dec 19, 2020 naspublishers Comment on DOMESTIC ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN KERALA: A SPECIAL FOCUS ON ERNAKULAM DISTRICT By Dr. Rani S Mohan

Abstract The most significant input for any economic activity-may it be production or consumption is energy. Its sources varied in importance from time to time

VOLUME 9 Volume 9, Issue 1 (December 2020)

PROFESSIONAL STRESS AND RESILIENCE AMONG NURSES WORKING IN MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS By Shahanas E. and Hassankoya M.P.

Dec 8, 2020 naspublishers Comment on PROFESSIONAL STRESS AND RESILIENCE AMONG NURSES WORKING IN MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS By Shahanas E. and Hassankoya M.P.

Abstract Nursing profession is known to be highly stressful occupation especially mental health nurses which will affect the physical and mental health of nurses. Studies

VOLUME 9 Volume 9, Issue 1 (December 2020)

PARADIGM-SHIFT IN PRIMARY EDUCATION DURING POST PANDEMIC ERA: AN OVERVIEW THROUGH NEP 2020 By Ranjini Ghosh and Dr. Sandhya Das

Dec 8, 2020 cjoe_q0o4zv Comment on PARADIGM-SHIFT IN PRIMARY EDUCATION DURING POST PANDEMIC ERA: AN OVERVIEW THROUGH NEP 2020 By Ranjini Ghosh and Dr. Sandhya Das

Abstract In the year of 2020, people have confronted with the pandemic caused by COVID-19 and the after effect of this virus a new normal

Volume 8 Issue 2 (June 2020)

DIFFICULTIES FACED BY HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS OF LAKSHADWEEP ISLANDS IN USING ICT By Dr. A. Hameed[1] and Muhammed Hamdulla, A.[2]

Jun 30, 2020 naspublishers Comment on DIFFICULTIES FACED BY HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS OF LAKSHADWEEP ISLANDS IN USING ICT By Dr. A. Hameed[1] and Muhammed Hamdulla, A.[2]

Abstract The education system of Lakshadweep is sharing the pattern of Kerala and now the pedagogical practices in Lakshadweep is propelled with the assistance of

VOLUME 9 Volume 9, Issue 2 (June 2021)

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEIVED STRESS AND SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT AMONG ADOLECENTS DURING COVID-19 By Darsana J.

Jul 5, 2021 naspublishers 0
VOLUME 8 Volume 8 Issue 2 (June 2020)

A SURVEY STUDY ON THE POTENTIAL EDUCATIONAL VALUE OF WHATSAPP IN THE IRANIAN EFL SETTINGS By Maria Shobeiry

Feb 14, 2021 naspublishers 0
VOLUME 9 Volume 9, Issue 1 (December 2020)

DOMESTIC ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN KERALA: A SPECIAL FOCUS ON ERNAKULAM DISTRICT By Dr. Rani S Mohan

Dec 19, 2020 naspublishers 0
VOLUME 8 Volume 8 Issue 1 (December 2019)

DEVELOPING THE LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (LMS) WITH WORDPRESS By Naseerali M.K.[1] and Dr.Reni Francis[2]

Dec 1, 2019 naspublishers

Abstract Learning Management Systems are simple web based applications for providing the learning experiences outside

Volume 2 Issue 6 (November 2014)

EFFECTIVENESS OF ICT BASED COMPENSATION STRATEGY ON ENGLISH LANGUAGE MOTIVATION OF THE STANDARD IX PUPILS INNOVATIVE PRACTICES IN TEACHER EDUCATION By Dr. Monika Sood[1] and Monika Devi[2]

Jul 1, 2019 naspublishers

Abstract Quality of teaching and learning, sustain life-long learning, and improve efficiency and effectiveness in

VOLUME 2 Volume 2 Issue 8 (January 2015)

ROLE OF EDUCATION IN EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN: PERCEPTION OF ADOLESCENT GIRLS By Dr. Gourav Mahajan

Jul 1, 2019 naspublishers

Swami Vivekananda once rightly questioned “In what scriptures do you find statements that women are

VOLUME 7 Volume 7 Issue 2 (June 2019)

HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION – EXPENDITURE ENERGY IN KERALA By Dr.Rani S Mohan

Jun 18, 2019 naspublishersComment on HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION – EXPENDITURE ENERGY IN KERALA By Dr.Rani S Mohan

Energy resources were abundant and free gifts of nature in the past. But as their

VOLUME 7 Volume 7 Issue 2 (June 2019)

COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTION IN TEACHING OF MATHEMATICS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY AT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL LEVEL By Kamalanehru, K.[1] and Dr.A.R.Bhavana[2]

Jun 5, 2019 naspublishers

Abstract The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of computer-assisted instruction (CAI)

VOLUME 7 Volume 7 Issue 2 (June 2019)

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN Xth STANDARD OF GOVERNMENT MODEL RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL STUDENTS UNDER SCHEDULED TRIBE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT OF KERALA-AN ANALYSIS By Vinod  Kumar K.[1], and Prof. (Dr.) C.Naseema[2]

Jun 1, 2019 naspublishers

Abstract The study analysed the results of Xth standard in Government Model Residential School (GMRS)

Volume 7 Issue 1 December 2018

ACHIEVEMENT MOTIVATION OF ADOLESCENTS WITH AND WITHOUT HEARING IMPAIRMENT: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS By Aiswarya M. and Dr.A.Hameed

Dec 20, 2018 naspublishers

Abstract   Achievement Motivation can be considered as the ability to achieve heights and better denominations

VOLUME 7 Volume 7 Issue 1 December 2018

SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT OF TRIBAL STUDENTS IN DISTRICT RAJOURI: A STUDY By Mohd Shakeel[1], Dr. Emmanuel Hans[2], and Dr. Rajni Gupta[3]

Dec 3, 2018 naspublishers

Tribe is a social group, used to live in hilly and remote areas of a

VOLUME 7 Volume 7 Issue 1 December 2018

IMPACT OF E-LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES ON INDIAN HIGHER EDUCATION: PROMISES AND PERILS By Dr. Shazli Hasan Khan

Dec 2, 2018 naspublishers

Abstract Advances in computers and Multimedia technology have changed traditional methods of learning and skills

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PRACTICE OF ICT: EMPOWERING TEACHERS FOR QUALITY EDUCATION By Bindu K.[1] and Dr. Hassankoya M.P.[2]

Dec 2, 2018 cjoe_q0o4zvComment on PRACTICE OF ICT: EMPOWERING TEACHERS FOR QUALITY EDUCATION By Bindu K.[1] and Dr. Hassankoya M.P.[2]

Abstract: Teachers are living in a time where rapid changes are seen in common place

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEIVED STRESS AND SOCIAL ADJUSTMENT AMONG ADOLECENTS DURING COVID-19 By Darsana J.

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A SURVEY STUDY ON THE POTENTIAL EDUCATIONAL VALUE OF WHATSAPP IN THE IRANIAN EFL SETTINGS By Maria Shobeiry

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DOMESTIC ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN KERALA: A SPECIAL FOCUS ON ERNAKULAM DISTRICT By Dr. Rani S Mohan

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PROFESSIONAL STRESS AND RESILIENCE AMONG NURSES WORKING IN MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS By Shahanas E. and Hassankoya M.P.

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PARADIGM-SHIFT IN PRIMARY EDUCATION DURING POST PANDEMIC ERA: AN OVERVIEW THROUGH NEP 2020 By Ranjini Ghosh and Dr. Sandhya Das

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DIFFICULTIES FACED BY HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS OF LAKSHADWEEP ISLANDS IN USING ICT By Dr. A. Hameed[1] and Muhammed Hamdulla, A.[2]

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