SCHOLARLY RESEARCH JOURNAL FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

1642-1646

Authors: Ramanpreet Kaur

The present paper focuses on that the threshold of stress that can be tolerated is different for different people and that stress is rooted in the way teaching and schools are organized, the author avers that stress in the schoolchildren is a universal phenomenon. Any challenge, change, demand or threat that exceeds the coping abilities of the individual is known as Stress. If the strain laced on a material falls within the 'elastic limits' then the material will return to its original 'condition when the stress is removed. If the strain passes beyond those elastic limits, then some permanent damage will result

1655-1664

Authors: Chaman Lal Banga1 & Rajni2

The present research statement of the problem is “Study and Compare the Environmental Awareness among Science and Arts Students of Ludhiana District of Punjab”. The following objectives were laid down for the present study: To studying the Normality of data for total Sample of Graduate College Students on the Variable “Environment Awareness”. Distribution of Scores for total Sample, male and female of Graduate College Students on the Variable “Environment Awareness” and to study and compare the environmental awareness among science and arts students. In view of time constraint, the present study was delimited to 200 degree college students only. There will be no significant difference in the Environmental awareness among science and arts students, hypotheses were formulated for the present study. The random sample of present study consists of 200 students of degree college students of district Ludhiana. The tool in the present study, Environmental awareness scale by Dr. Haseen Taj (1981) will be used. The mean environmental awareness score of science students do not show much difference as compared to mean environmental scores of arts students. Thus, we can conclude that there is no significant difference in science and arts students on the basis of environmental awareness. Key words: Environment, Environmental awareness.

1671-1676

Authors: Avinash Parihar1 , Deepali Chorage2 , Dhanshri Bichkule3 & Pooja Kumbhar4

Customers want to call agent for immediate help. In our project, we will show how you can add Soft Phone, called as a call-control tool, to the footer of the Sales force console so that agents can answer phone calls and update customer information in Sales force while speaking with customers. We are going to create a Soft Phone with very limited capabilities. We will have created a Soft Phone that lets agents make phone numbers clickable in Sales force, and screen pop a contact record. Later, we will point you to some resources that will help build more robust call tools. Some background on CTI: Sales force and its relative offer many options to choose from, including Open CTI, which gives you the benefits of cloud architecture and less maintenance. Sales force’s online marketplace for apps. it creates a call centre for your organization third-party CTI system that integrates with Sales force. Add users to the call centre so that they can do and receive calls with a Soft Phone in Sales force. Keywords: CTI, CRM, Soft phone, dashboard, sales force

1688-1692

Authors: Ramarcha Prasad Pandey, Ph.D

"Quality Teachers for Quality Education and many events are taking place around the world to promote that ideal from the grassroots on up to the highest levels of government" — UNESCO Quality in systems improvement is an unending Journey. It needs deliberate and persistent attempt is an systematic way. Quality does not comes by chance. It is a continuous process. It comes through strategies of better Human Resource Development. It comes by comparison preferably with the best. It comes when everyone works in a right way.

1702-1710

Authors: Puspa hembram

Adolescence is an important stage in life span, in this stage children goes through lot of Physical changes and psychological change occurs. so the Parents' child rearing style plays a significant role in shaping the children's cognition and decision making , controlling aggression which prevent them from conflict and danger. This is a study about the parenting style of the juvenile in conflict with law, by taking 40 Juvenile offenders from the three government run observation homes in Odisha state. The survey is done by following the close ended questionnaire method. which can help in concluding that the authoritative parenting style is the best method to prevent the young adult from juvenile delinquency or juvenile in conflict with law. Key words: Adolescence, observation home, child rearing style.

1716-1720

Authors: Amninder Kaur

The present research aims to study the student’s attitude towards research methods and academic achievement. This study was designed to acquire the knowledge of student’s attitude and practice towards research activities during academic year. The majority of students had no positive attitude towards research activities. This study showed that the majority of student’s capabilities and insight to the research activities are not up to the mark. It is recommended to improve student’s knowledge and activity towards research. Students showed favorable knowledge of research, but their attitude to the field was inadequate. More attention must be placed on these parameters in the curriculum to improve student interest in research. The impact of barrier factors on research demonstrates that there is a need for greater availability of information in order to solve the problems and change strategies for research. It can be concluded that almost all the graduating students had negative attitude towards research work which is not a welcomed development if a nation is to have a breakthrough in technology and research. The study recommends that the instructional process should be managed in appropriate ways so as to create positive attitudes towards the research methods.

1742-1745

Authors: Sailendra Bhuyan, P.h.D.

Focusing on the excellence in academics alone undoubtedly result in lopsided development of personality. In order to bring about the improvement in the quality of education and the wholesome development of the child, evaluation process should pay adequate importance on both scholastic and non-scholastic areas of development. Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) refers to a school based system of assessment that covers all aspects of students’ development. It helps in improving student performance by identifying his/her learning difficulties at regular intervals right from beginning of the academic session and employing suitable remedial measures for enhancing their learning performance. By facilitating all round development of students, providing all the students the same opportunity to display their individual potential, helping the teachers to realize the effectiveness of teaching learning process, continuous and comprehensive evaluation technique proves to be boost to the students. At the same time it also shows the shortcomings of the teachers. In this study an effort has been to analyse the present position CCE in the secondary level in some selected English Schools.

1752-1760

Authors: Seema Dhawan, Ph.D.

There is a close relationship between education and health. Good health supports successful learning. Significant investments in education yield the greatest benefits in achieving healthy individuals and society. School life should promote health and wellbeing of students, for which a whole school approach should be applied. A whole school approach engages students, teachers, parents, school administrators and other partners in a cooperative way to encourage healthy lifestyle habits among the school community. Lifestyle directly influences the well being of individuals. Teachers are the key agent in empowering students with skills for wellbeing and healthy living. The school environment and lifestyle of teachers influence the knowledge and skills for promotion of health among the students. Therefore, a whole school approach to a healthy lifestyle needs to be developed, followed and maintained. In the present study, teachers’ behaviour is studied for their health promoting lifestyle. They are also assessed for their lifestyle in areas of spiritual growth, health responsibility, physical activity, nutrition, interpersonal relation and stress management. Keywords: Health responsibility; Interpersonal relation; Nutrition; Physical activity; Spiritual growth; Stress management and Wellbeing.

1771-1776

Authors: *Reva Mishra, Ph.D. & **Mr .Samrat Datta

After economic remake India as a result of growing -up of the economy with a view to incorporate itself with the worldwide economy, the need to facilitate international interchange through strategy and process remakes the base stone of India’s interchange and fiscal policies. E-commerce as part of the IT revolution became widely used in the world interchange in Indian economy. With change in technology, there have been changes in the attitude for business transactions. India, being a rapid adaptor of technology is swiftly with the current situation of electronic data exchanges and has taken to electronic commerce. Category of e-commerce is B2B, B2C, B2G etc. There are many of barriers, issues and constraints involved in affluent electronic commerce businesses in India and finally to develop a frame for effective distribution of electronic commerce in India. The role of government is to provide a legal structure for electronic commerce so that while domestic and international business are allowed to increase their horizons, basic rights such as privacy, intellectual property,

1787-1790

Authors: Gaurav Katte1 , Mayur Kudale2 , Priyanka Gire3& Shantam Padyachi

Remote data checking is of crucial importance in Multicloud storage. It enables the users to their required data without downloading the whole data. The existing remote data possession integrity checking (ID-DPDP) protocols have been designed in the PKI (public key infrastructure) model. The multi-cloud server has to validate the users’ certificates before save the data uploaded by the clients in order to prevent attack. Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS) RTOL and normal attack are the major security issue that poses a great threat to the availability of the multi cloud services. We propose an intrusion detection system with ID-DPDP strategy that help identify the data leakage or attacks .Data Leakage is main problem in our Multicloud server, we can apply data leakage algorithm for data leakage detection and prevention from the intruder ,RSA algorithm for cryptography and Hashing index. Keywords: Integrity checking, multicolor computing, ID-DPDP cryptography, network intrusion Data leakage detection.

1797-1803

Authors: Khan. S

Market refers to a particular place used for the conduct of trade transactions. Marketing refers to the mechanism due to which the ownership of goods is transferred from the seller to buyers. Marketing Management takes place when at least one party to a potential exchange thinks about the means of achieving desired response from other parties. Entrepreneurship can be defined as a process of action an entrepreneur undertakes to establish his enterprise. An entrepreneur is a person who organizes and manages a business undertaking and assumes risks for the sake of profit. Objectives of the study: 1. to give the students an opportunity to practically understand the concepts of marketing management. 2. to create a platform to the students to realize their entrepreneurial skills. The sample consisted of 35 students from the Department of Community Resource Management from the College of Home Science, Nirmala Niketan. These students planned, organized and executed a sales and marketing activity for three days within the college under the guidance of one staff. The Research Design used for the study was ‘Exploratory’ and Purposive sampling was used. As the students were given a platform to experience sales and marketing, the students gained an understanding of the concepts of Marketing like cost-consciousness, Market Research, Target Group, demand forecasting, Marketing Strategies, Pricing and Risk taking through the practical exposure of the real market and its situation. They learned to interact with suppliers and consumer. The students got an opportunity to identify entrepreneurial skills like Marketing, Financial and leadership. They also learned that hard work and team work can lead to the success of an enterprise. It was concluded that the students should be given training for developing entrepreneurial skills and an opportunity to experience a start-up and realize their potential for starting an enterprise.

1823-1827

Authors: Mangal Singh, Ph.D.

The present study is designed to explore the difference of degree of social competence among the school students of bathinda city. It is a comparative study between hosteler and day scholars. The sample is consisting of 200 school students ( 100 male students and 100 female students, further 100 students hostelers and 100 day-scholars ). The subjects were selected through simple random sampling technique. “Social Competence Scale ” by V.P. Sharma, Prabha Shukla and Kiran Shukla was used for assessing social competence of subjects under investigation.

1844-1850

Authors: Mukesh Kumar Chandrakar

In the 21st century mass media plays a crucial role in the life of adult and young. The school going children are not untouched. It shapes the attitudes, values and behaviours of school going children to a great extent. The school going children are exposed to too many forms of mass media like television, videogames, internet, radio, newspapers etc. At the home they are exposed to television for watching various kinds of programmes like cartoon, serials, news, movies etc. While watching various programmes, they are unwillingly exposed to various kinds of product based advertisement related to young and adults. These product based advertisement directly or indirectly provides lots of knowledge, information, values etc,. In this study an attempt has been made to study various product based advertisement and the values it may inculcate in the minds of school going children. Key Words: Advertisement, Value Education and Mass Media

1874-1878

Authors: Kumud Gaur1 , Ph.D. , Shashi Malik2 , Ph.D. & Indrani Verma3 , Ph.D.

This paper is an attempt to find the difference between the concerns of Govt. aided and Self financed college teachers toward the inclusion of students with disabilities into general education classrooms. Participants included 80 college teachers. The CIES, Concerns about Inclusive Education Scale (Sharma & Desai, 2002), were utilized to determine participants’ level of concern about the inclusion of students with disabilities into mainstream settings.

1884-1891

Authors: Preeti Kaushal

Rural India is becoming one of the attractive markets for the corporates in the recent times. Urban markets are flooded withmany different consumer products, thus Marketers now find it difficult to generate heavy income flows from these markets. On the other hand rural income graph is on a rise, which has given huge scope to the corporates to tap this market where 70% of India resides. The study aims to provide information on how the corporates carry out the marketing process and the reasons for the paradigm shift from Urban to Rural markets. The study also reveals the challenges faced by the corporates while marketing their products in Rural areas. Keywords: Rural Markets, Consumer products, Potential

1894-1897

Authors: Hema

The purpose of the present investigation was to study the effect of skill development programme on the teaching competence of pre-service secondary school teachers. The study was experimental in nature with a pre-test post-test control group design. The sample comprised 200 pre-service secondary school teachers belonging to government and self-financed colleges of education of Jalandhar district. The colleges were randomly assigned to the treatment. General Teaching Competency Scale by B.K. Passi and M. S. Lalitha was used as a measure of teaching competence. Data were analysed with the help of One Way Analysis of Covariance. Skill Development Programme based upon Microteaching was found to be superior to Traditional Method in fostering Teaching Competence when Pre-Teaching Competence was taken as a covariate Keywords: Skill Development Programme · Micro-Teaching · Teaching Competence · Analysis of Covariance

1906-1915

Authors: Madhuri Hooda, Ph.D. & Meghna Sharma

This study was carried out to find the effectiveness of Team-teaching on academic achievement of 9th graders in Science. The data was collected from students of class IX in Rewari District of Haryana. Out of 50 students, 12 were selected in purposive manner in the experimental group and 12 were in the control group. These groups were classified on the basis of intelligence and socio-economic status. The research method used to conduct the study was pre-test post-test Quasi experimental design in which two groups were selected as experimental and control group. In the beginning both groups were administrated the pre-test by self-constructed achievement test in Science. The experimental group was taught by a team of two Science teachers and control group by traditional method. The same post-test was administrated on both the groups and t-value was equated. Results of the study revealed that there was a significant positive effect of team-teaching on academic achievement of students in Science. Keywords: Team-teaching, Achievement, 9th grade.

1939-1953

Authors: Fredrick Mukoma Kalui1 , Ph.D. & Kellen Nyaguthii Kamwaro2

Corporate governance is an area that has grown rapidly in the recent years as an emerging issue due to the global corporate scandals and collapse of big companies. The corporate governance principles hence adopted by any corporate entity affects the firm’s ability to respond to the content and context in which it operates and its overall performance. The purpose of this study was to assess the relationship between selected corporate governance principles on financial performance of investment banks in the Nairobi Securities Exchange Kenya. The objective of the study was to investigate the relationship between corporate governance principle aspects (board composition, CEO duality and board size principles) and financial performance of investment banks in the Nairobi Securities Exchange. The study used a descriptive research design where primary data was collected from the seven investment banks in the Nairobi Securities Exchange in Nairobi County using a questionnaire issued to the managers while secondary data was extracted from published financial statements. Statistical Packages for Social Sciences (SPSS) was used by the researcher to facilitate the analysis and interpretation of data and the results obtained were presented using tables, frequencies, graphs and charts for easy interpretation. The results indicated that the corporate governance principles (CEO duality and Board composition) had a strong negative correlation on financial performance in Abstract SRJIS/BIMONTHLY/ DR. FREDRICK MUKOMA KALUI & KELLEN NYAGUTHII KAMWARO (1939-1953) MAR-APRIL 2016, VOL-3/23 www.srjis.com Page 1940 investment banks while board size had a weak negative correlation on financial performance in investment banks. The regression analysis showed that CEO duality, board composition and board size had a significant effect on the financial performance in investment banks. The study recommends that investment banks operations to be governed through a clear management structure that enhances security of shareholder wealth and sustainability of the organisation. This is to be achieved by continually reviewing regulations regarding management governance structures so as to assure transparency in limiting CEO duality thus assuring legitimacy in the firm performance. Key Words: Corporate Governance, Financial Performance, Investment Banks, CEO Duality

1959-1963

Authors: Madhuri Hooda1 Ph.D. & Ankur Tyagi2

This paper intends to present a general survey of General Wellbeing of Senior Secondary School Students of Haryana State. For the purpose, data of 400 school students, studying in the Senior Secondary Schools of Haryana State, was collected and analysed by using mean, standard deviation and ‘t’ test. Findings of the study are – (a) Urban male and urban female have approximately equal GWB score. (b) Rural female senior secondary school students have better GWB score than rural male subjects. (c) Rural male senior secondary school students obtained lowest GWB score among all the subjects.

1970-1979

Authors: Dr. V. S. Kannan Kamalanathan

The Government of India has announced that subsidies on food grains, fertilizers, kerosene and liquefied petroleum gas will be replaced by cash transfers to end users. A close examination of the objectives of the subsidies in food grains, fertilizer and kerosene and the implications of the shift raise some challenging questions. According to a recent report in the business magazine Business India, “A confidential study conducted by the Prime Minister‟s Office (PMO) in consultation with various ministries has revealed that, based on the actual money spent by the central government during 2010-2011 under various subsidies totaling Rs. 211,474 crore (approximately $38 billion), the scheme can result in a net saving of Rs. 33,000 crore ($6 billion) by way of plugging leakages.” The replacement of price subsidies by cash payments is a longstanding demand of the World Bank and other representatives of international big business. So the government of India is approaching this issue of subsidies from economic perspective not from the social perspective. By doing so the original purpose of giving subsidies is defeated.