Monthly Archives: January 2016
A Study of Knowledge, Attitude and Practices of Paramedical Workers Regarding Bio medical Waste Management
A Case report of Fournier’s Gangrene
High incidence of acute renal failure with oxidative stress in older female
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DIVERSIFICATION OF BANKING SERVICES-A STUDY ON REGIONAL RURAL BANKS IN KARNATAKA
EFFECTIVENESS OF PROBLEM SOLVING STRATEGIES
EFFECTIVENESS OF PROBLEM SOLVING STRATEGIES FOR LEARNING MATHEMATICS TO RURAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
–Mrs. A. Kalaiarasi, Dr. S. Mohan, Dr. M. Parimala Fathima
ABSTRACT:
The present study highlights the effectiveness of problem solving strategies for learning mathematics to rural high school students. This study aims to contribute to the understanding of how the teaching of problem solving strategies and strategy thinking in mathematics can be organized in a regular classroom setting and how this affects rural students’ learning in mathematics. We start by discussing the nature of the concept of strategy in relation to the concepts of method and algorithm. After administering problem solving strategies were implemented for period of one month. Using pre and post tests, we compare the development of the students’ conceptual and procedural abilities with a control group. In addition, we use the post test to investigate the students’ use of problem solving strategies. The results suggest that these activities improve students’ ability to use problem solving strategies. Moreover, significant differences were found in conceptual and procedural abilities in mathematics, the experimental group improving more than the control group.
KEYWORDS :
Problem Solving Strategies, Learning Mathematics, Rural High School Students.
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CONCERNS AND CHALLENGES OF MACRO ECONOMIC IN RECENT IN INDIA
-Minakshi
Abstract Download PDF Journal DOI : 10.15373/22778160
ABSTRACT:
This paper will focus on the Macro Economic Issues and Challenges facing India in the Recession Period. According to the National Bureau of Economic Research (the official arbiter of U.S. recessions), there were 10 recessions between 1948 and 2011. The most recent recession started in December 2007 and ended in June 2009. An Economic downturn is nothing but a Business cycle contraction, a general slowdown in economic activity or macro-economic indicators. The recession is neither unpredictable nor enigmatic. The secondary data for this paper have been collected from various sources such as journals, online bulletin etc. The researcher has used so many components for analysis like the GDP forecast comparison, Various Macro-Economic Indicators, Current Account Deficits (CAD) evaluation, Inflationary pressures, Employment Creation, Fiscal Consolidation measures and deficits etc.
KEYWORDS:
Recession, Economy, GDP, Inflation, Recession, Investment, Inflation.
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Research Paper
Diversification of Banking Services-A Study on Regional Rural Banks in Karnataka
– Dr. M. Kumaraswamy
– Jayaprasad D.
ABSTRACT:-
The banking sector has played a vital role in the overall economic development of the country right from the time of nationalization. Due to globalization the Indian Public sector banks have been facing keen competition from the Private Sector and Foreign banks. The banking industry, which is a part of the service sector, has undergone tremendous changes mainly to keep pace with fast changing global business.The economic reforms paved the way for the competition as the mantra for the survival of the banks in particular and all other concerns in general. Regional rural banks are operating in financial system mainly to achieve the global bench mark by diversifying its banking activities to the changing banking global environment. Public sector banks including regional rural banks could not tune themselves to the globalised standards. The economic reforms guided the public sector to equip to meet all the challenges of the globalised scenario, failing which, privatization is unavoidable Economic liberalization could provide disinvestment and divestment also. This is very essential not only for their survival but also for robust growth at a global level. Innovation of new banking services is the need of the hour; as such every bank may ponder whether it will opt for the mega event by that the rural banks can achieve transformations in its operations and marketing of its services in the competitive market.
KEYWORDS:-
Regional Rural Banks, One Sample Statistics
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