International Journals of Multidisciplinary Research
Academy (IJMRA)

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Tourism is considered as one of the main and thriving economic elements of world trade organization. According to the reports, more than 600 million tourists travelled throughout the world in 2008 which resulted in 400 Billion Dollar circulation. Unfortunately, Iran could not even attract 0.1% of tourists considering that Iran is among top 10 countries in terms of geographically appropriate location, various climate modes, natural sceneries, and mountains, ancient and well-known castles, historical monuments and buildings.
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A survey of the prevalence of Intestinal Nematodes and the implications of socio-economic status was carried out among Muslim Primary School pupils aged 5 - 13 years in 2012. A focus group discussions method was used to extract information on the type of residences the pupils reside in and sanitary facilities they use and the Faecal matter samples were collected from 240 pupils, processed using wet and iodine preparation for isolation of nematodes.
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Given the current domestic water shortages in Malawi's cities, towns and market centres, this paper examined the use of roof-top rainwater harvesting for domestic use. Analyses of water sources for Blantyre and Lilongwe cities, 12 market centres and towns and 4 rural districts have shown that there is low usage of rain water harvesting (RWH) for domestic use in Malawi's cities, rural towns and market centres (0.2%).
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There are global concerns on large-scale production of biofuels on account of sustainable production, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, competition for land and water resources, food security and rising food and feed prices. For countries with limited land base and high population density such as Malawi successful production of biofuels will depend on the use of agricultural wastes (e.g. ethanol from molasses) and the growing of biofuel crops on marginal lands or field and homestead boundaries as live fences.
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This exploratory study describes the impact of play therapy intervention on the behavior of physically disabled children of the age 7-12 years. The literature review examined effectiveness of play therapy on physically disabled children. The purpose of this study is to decrease behavioral and emotional difficulties of children.
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Sociocultural Theory (SCT) suggests socialization of individuals in various discourse communities. That is, becoming a member of a community means learning to be able to function in the discourse acceptable for that community. This article followed Vygotsky�s sociocultural theory to investigate the contribution of meditational practices during a Language Testing course and considered the discourse of the class.
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Classic scholars Hardin and Ostrom emerged with counter-traditions to each other in favour of private and communal natural resource management institutions respectively. In these premises, Hardin argues that it is not possible for local people cooperatively to manage a common resource sustainably because individuals in the community will always be driven by the rationale of ensuring more of personal gains at the expense of others.
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Training programs are most important for the athletes due to their long term effect and sseveral methods have been developed to get reliable information about the aerobic and anaerobic capacity of middle and long distance runners.The purpose of this study was also to find out the comparative effects of aerobic, anaerobic and combined training program on performance development of selected motor physical fitness variable among Sagure Athletics club Athletes.
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This study attempted to explore effects of circuit training program on selected physical fitness variables of female students. Purposive sampling technique was used to select 24 novice female students aged 15 to 16 years from grade 9 students.
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The study was conducted to compare health related physical fitness components of urban and rural female students of Guder secondary and preparatory school. Thirty (15female from urban and 15female from rural) students were selected as subjects and their age were16-18 years.
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The importance of Information Technology (IT) in tourism has increased tremendously over the years. Role of IT within the context of tourism travel and hospitality is of profound importance in a nation's development. It has influenced all walks of our lives over the last few decades in an incredible manner with the Tourism and Travel sector being one of the principal beneficiaries.
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Provision of technical subjects in secondary schools, in part, is aimed at assisting the graduates who miss out on higher education to easily transit to the world of work and more so in self-employment. This study thus sought to determine whether there is a relationship between the technical subjects and the type of self-employment engaged in by secondary school graduates (SSG's) in Kenya.
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This paper seeks to trace the limits of the speculative discourse in Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit in order to rethink the contemporary ethical-political community. Two axes will guide the reflection. The movement of Antigone who, in her progress, triggers the "creation of worlds" that question the problem of ontological production.
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Much has been talked about. Many steps have been taken through different plans for the disadvantaged student. Still inequality exists in the classroom performance. Some come out with excellent results, others with good. There is also a class of low achievers.
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This paper examines causal relationships between gross domestic investmentrate and national saving rate for Iran using annual data over the period 1970-2010. The Gregory-Hansen (1996) cointegration technique, allowing for the presence of potential structural breaks in data, is applied to empirically examine the long-run co-movement between these variables.
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Every academic writer always aims at reaching out not only to the professionals but also to beginning students in the discipline. Lynch, Michalowski and groves' A primer in Radical Criminology is a readable, provocative and informative work. It presents among the reliable and most extensive summaries of radical views to date in a logical and understandable language to beginners.
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Kenya Government established Probation and Aftercare Services Department on the 20th December 1943 through Peterson lead Commission based on the 1907 British Ordinance. This was a policy aimed at reducing the congestion in prisons- the overcrowding linked to the massive colonial government arresting natives involved in the Nationalism Movement.
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Substance abuse prevention in schools is a top priority in most countries and other studies have shown that prevention programs have the potential of preventing or delaying students' substance usage. Some preventive programs are effective while others are not effective. The objective of this study is to find out the effect of Enlightenment campaign program (Substance abuse prevention program) on the Attitudes between the groups of students towards the abuse of Benylin with Codeine.
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In education system regardless of the level, mathematics is central and is taught in virtually every level. Its curriculum as such, has to be given attention by the concerned authorities. It should be reviewed regularly as suggested by the paper and its contents should equally be altered. This, the paper argues is born out of the fact that human society is dynamic and as such its educational policies that has direct bearing to its inhabitants has to be dynamic as well.
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The aim of the present study is to understand the impact of HNIDRAF (Hindu rights Action Force) movement in the Malaysian politics. On November 2007, about 30,000 ethnic Indians converged in Kuala Lumpur to highlight the longstanding racial discrimination and inequalities practiced by the ruling government against Indians in Malaysia and a massive crackdown by the government.
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The present research work is concerned with the analysis of the trends and patterns of urbanization in India, using the data from 1971 to 2011. Urban disparity has widened up following economic liberalization in India. These reforms supported the market-based economy, which ultimately led to the regional imbalances.
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The object of Physical Education is to learn, acquire and perform 'skills'. Learning of skills is good at early ages. Bodily movement of activities are necessary and powerful. The physical Education is a programme by which the students are brought up with the 'will' of mind.
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