International Journal of Current Research in Education, Culture and Society [ISSN: 2581-4028 (online)]
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<p style="text-align: justify;">International Journal of Current Research in Education, Culture and Society (IJCRECS) is an attempt of Eureka Group of Journals to bridge the gap between "Campuses and Corporate" by including both academic research activities as well as the innovation done on industries and corporate professionals. Articles publish includes original research work, recent survey, reviews, recent trends and innovation in the field of Education, Culture and Society around the world. The journal focused on fast and rigorous review process to ensure accuracy relevancy and originality of submitted manuscript. Conference papers are also published provided they meet with journal's review criteria. IJCRECS is not limited to Education, Culture and Society instead articles of interdisciplinary nature and professional interest are most welcome.</p>Eureka Journalsen-USInternational Journal of Current Research in Education, Culture and Society [ISSN: 2581-4028 (online)]2581-4028CAUSES OF ACADEMIC DISHONESTY AMONG SENIOR SCHOOL STUDENTS IN DELHI
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<p>Academic dishonesty is a growing concern at all levels in the Indian education system today. Despite being illegal, it has flourished to an extend of becoming endemic. With technology making it easier to have access to different tools, students are faced with a decision to choose academic integrity or academic dishonesty. Cheating during exams, fabricating, excuses for incomplete work, trying to give bribes to obtain grades are all examples of academic dishonesty. It can be classified broadly as yet another form of corruption. With increasing demands, stressors, and pressure, students may choose academic dishonesty over academic integrity. The objective of the present paper is to study the students’ perception with regards to the causes of academic dishonesty amongst them. A self constructed inventory was administered for collecting the data and 50 senior secondary school students from Delhi were taken as sample for the study. Findings reveal that requirement of good grades for getting admission in colleges, cheating done by the classmates/others, being school itself is the centre for examination and failure as a matter of shame are found vital reasons for academic dishonesty among students.</p> <p>The findings of the present study would contribute in developing a sense of sincerity, integrity and responsibility towards the society among the pupils. This will help in creating an honest and corruption free society in the times to come.</p>SHRUTI SHARMARACHNA SHARMA21GENDER DISCRIMINATION IN DIFFERENT SECTORS OF SOCIETY: A STUDY OF WOMEN’S INEQUALITY IN BANGLADESH
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<p>The main focus of my research is to exhibit the gender inequality of Bangladesh which we know as a developing country. As we know gender requires an understanding of what women and men do and how they relate to each other, but also an understanding of the ideas, conceptions and socio-material contexts that motivate and organize gender roles. Gender issue actually generates forever in the world and all societies. Patriarchy dominates over the female all over the societies for all the times. <a href="http://www.assignmentpoint.com/arts/report-on-law-in-gender.html">Gender</a> discrimination to women is a common discussable thing that means factually it appears on female, but actually it appears both on male and female equally. Female always suffering by gender discrimination it is not true, male also suffering by it. It is unavoidable that, genders are discriminated by physical or mental fertility. Gender refers to socially constructed roles and relations between man and women, while sex means; the biological characteristics which define humans as female or male. However to analyse the Gender Discrimination in Bangladesh we need to look some other objectives which can explore the scenario of gender discrimination in Bangladesh and to assess the effects of gender discrimination on our Economy and GDP.</p>FARHANA HAQUE21THE IMPACT OF DISCUSSION ON TEACHING-LEARNING PROCESS
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<p>We are unwaveringly committed to teaching through discussion because of the benefits we have consistently enjoyed in its practice. In fact, we have found that at least fifteen arguments can be made regarding the ways in which participating in discussion helps learning Discussion methods are a variety of forums for open-ended, collaborative exchange of ideas among a teacher and students or among students for the purpose of furthering students thinking, learning, problem solving, understanding, or literary appreciation. Participants present multiple points of view, respond to the ideas of others, and reflect on their own ideas in an effort to build their knowledge, understanding, or interpretation of the matter at hand. Discussions may occur among members of a dyad, small group, or whole class.</p>GOVIND SINGH21MEDICAL E-LEARNING: REPORTS FROM THAILAND
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<p>E-learning is the new approach in education. It can be applied in several subjects. In medicine, the e-learning is proven usefulness. In this short article, the authors summarize and discuss on the report on medical E-learning in Thailand, a developing country in Indochina.</p>SORA YASRIVIROJ WIWANITKIT21ANALYSIS OF THE CULTURAL HIERARCHY OF BRITISH AUTHORITY: A HOLISTIC VIEW OF JANE EYRE AND BERTHA MASON/ ANTOINETTE IN THE NOVELS JANE EYRE AND WIDE SARGASSO SEA
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<p>The aim of this paper is to discuss about an idea of cultural hierarchy that British could both dominate and control. In <em>Culture and Imperialism</em> “fortified each other to such a degree that it is impossible to read one without in some& way dealing with the otherâ€. Through these lines it’s clear that, British identity becomes a major theme of many nineteenth century British novels.</p> <p>Colonization has been spread out its wings for colonizing several countries of this world, such as West indies, India, Australia etc. By establishing their regime, the English narratives became the predominant cultural issues along with the British inhabitants throughout the British Raj. Since the ideology of British people was to acquire the lands from non-European countries and they felt that they have the utmost right to do. The English literature incredibly announced their superiority and did builda higher class with English traits at the top of it and also made sure about their credibility throughout the British realm.</p>FARHANA HAQUE21FLOATING HOLY BUDDHA IMAGES SET: LEGENDS IN INDOCHINA
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<p>Legend is seen worldwide. An ancient religious relate legend usually exists in area with long history and is an interesting topic for study. In this specific short article, the authors briefly discuss on the specific legend of floating holy Buddha image sets which is seen in many countries in Indochina such as Thailand and Myanamar.</p>SORA YASRIVIROJ WIWANITKIT21SAVING SELF FROM SELFIES
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<p>This article aims to provide detailed information about trend of selfies all over the globe and its impact towards human life especially teenagers. Experts feel that electromagnetic radiation from mobile phones ages skin by damaging the DNA. It can cause breaks in the DNA strand which can prevent skin repairing itself and place oxidative stress on cells, ultimately promoting wrinkles. "You start to see dull dirty looking texture that you cannot identify on one side of the face," said Zein Obagi, who founded the Obagi Skin health Institute in the US. Doctors can tell which hand a person holds their phone in just by looking at which side of the face is most damaged. In this article we also learn about psychological behavior of humans, addicted towards selfies including safety measures.</p>SK KHASIM SHAP AMEER KHAN21MID DAY MEAL IMPLEMENTATION IN STATE OF GUJARAT
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<p>Mid Day Meal scheme is implemented for each and every child of all Govt. and Govt. Aided schools studying in primary and upper primary. It is heartening to note that the Mid Day Meal scheme is running successfully in Gujarat and all important parameters show a steady and significant improvement. </p>SUJANKUMAR KANUBHAI PATELDEEPAK PANCHOLI21