Nirmala sharma (86 risultati)

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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Inter relationship of sociology with other social sciences. 3. Scope of sociology. 4. Sociology in India and Indian sociology. 5. Sociological theory. 6. Social organisation. 7. Feminist sociology. 8. Methods in sociology. 9. Urban sociology an introduction. 10. Social structure. 11. Social problems. Bibliography. Index. The study of development organisation functioning and classification of human societies is known as sociology in conventional sense. Though sociology may be accorded the place of mother of all social sciences. This book is devised as introductory text to sociology. All important topics are given an elaborate treatment. Devised on the findings of various sociologist this work has become an authoritative reference book. Hopefully this will serve the purpose of students researchers and teachers in the field. 290 pp. …

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Education and development of women. 2. Development women as human resource. 3. A sight at women's education. 4. Women as human resource in 21 century perspective. 5. Women family and education. 6. Women's role in Information Technology (IT). 7. The beginnings of women's studies in India. 8. Methodology of women studied in India. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. This book express all the important issues of women's education. Women education is of paramount importance as to educate a women mean to educate a family or society as a hole. The idea that women would be kept away from most occupations no longer finds favour. It might be that certain occupations are not suited for women but that is a different matter. So it is highly necessary that we should develop our education among our girls specially because men are provided for to some extent. Despite all tall claims and effort by government a major segment of women population is illiterate. Illiteracy is the mother of all other evils responsible for women's plight and exploitation. The present book intends to highlight some crucial issues concerned with education of women. 296 pp. …

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Women development an introduction. 2. Government action and women development. 3. Communication and women development. 4. Women development agents. 5. Women development through sericulture. 6. Social instincts and women. 7. Psychosocial analysis of women and development. 8. Women development past trends and future prospects. 9. Women in informal sectors. 10. Decision making process and women. 11. Job and family conflicts. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. 267 pp.…

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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Higher education and society. 2. Internationalization and higher education. 3. Higher technical education. 4. Research and higher education. 5. Fiscal aspects of educational system. 6. Career planning and information. 7. Socialization of education. 8. Higher education for women. 9. Sex education and society. 10. Social and adult education. 11. Religious and vocational education for society. Index. Society and the academy once appeared to have such an agreement. After World War II stimulated by the success of the GI Bill a social compact seemed to exist between American Society and Higher Education. Although bows to state and regional differences are always in order this compact clearly covered the country. It rested on a few felt but unwritten principles on trust not rules. Americans accepted as an unquestioned act of faith that access to a college education was a public good for society as well as a private good for students. Access to college opportunities allowed our nation to champion both sides of the American Dilemma of how to achieve both equality and quality. Equality meant that society offered the opportunity for college to a growing percentage of the population while leaving the achievement of quality to the talents and efforts of individuals. Americans also acknowledged the need for a surprising degree of academic autonomy from governmental control. 264 pp.…

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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents 1. Bridge to children's education/Tulasa Niraula. 2. Bold initiatives for social cause/Manita Chamling. 3. Red is beautiful for all/Nirmala Regmi. 4. Gaining fame with money/Samikchhya Koirala. 5. Plight of women drug addicts/Nilifa Subba. 6. Dogged by domestic violence/Ranju Regmi. 7. Little support for female scribes/Yashoda Timsina. 8. When justice is delayed/Binu Pokhrel. 9. Confined within four walls/Pabita Paudel. 10. From Mason to carpenter/Sumitra Rai Anjan. 11. Fishing for better opportunity/Nisha Bishwakarma. 12. Discrimination in technical service too/Shanta Basnet. 13. Women dying of labor pain/Amrita Anamol. 14. Academic certificates gather dust/Achhari Pokharel. 15. Drug addicts can change/Bidhya Kharel. 16. Call for change in ad concept/Shanti Bandana Poudel. 17. Between devil and sea/Roopa Pandey. 18. Money grows on vegetables/Tila Bhandari. 19. Women struggle for leadership/Yamu Kandel. 20. Few women even in literature/Mamta Sharma. 21. Out of touch/Indira Aryal. 22. Guides on the rise/Basanti Bastola. 23. End stereotype characters/Shanti Bandana. 24. When children's literature doesn't serve/Rekha Kusum Regmi. 25. Marriage bids adieu to education/Indira Acharya. 26. Sight on special cricket/Rita Gurung. 27. Living by the dead/Kalika Khadka. 28. Men in women's seats/Usha Nepal. 29. Political rights to third gender/Nilifa Subba. 30. Train Us We Want to Work /Deepa Aale. 31. Buildings scar Pokhara's beauty/Jamuna Barsha Sharma. 32. No justice for women/Logshari Kunwar. 33. A model village made by women/Prem Kumari Ghale. 34. Marriage by force/Lochana Sharma. 35. Mother tongue brings intimacy/Sharada Gaire. 36. Business of Nomination to CA/Pramila Devkota. 37. Drive to paralysis/Indira Acharya. 38. Fallout of TV commercials/Indira Bhattarai. 39. Courage speaks and hears/Nima Kafle. 40. The missing touch of healing/Nitu Pandit. 41. Terrorism by extortion/Saloja Dahal. 42. Alcohol breeds domestic violence/Rama Chand. 43. Sexual harassment without punishment/Basanti Bastola. 44. Worry About Country Not God/Shanti Bandana Paudel. 45. HIV/AIDS indifference even after death/Bhawana Joshi. 46. Legal provision raises safe abortion/Bishnu Sharma Gyawali. 47. Choosing between career and motherhood/Laxmi Acharya. 48. Absence of law daily harassment/Sumnima Kafle. 49. Paucity of books for visually impaired/Binu Pokhrel. 50. Tharu women's initiative for work/Puspa Chaudhari. 51. Balighare system adds to woes/Indira Acharya. 52. Divorce via phone/Amrita Anamol. 53. In defence of women lawyers/Rekha Kusum Regmi. 54. Height of insult/Tila Bhandari. 55. Quarry the Internet diary/Anbika Giri. 56. Dejected elderly/Deepa Ale. 57. Law exists not awareness/Bishnu Sharma. 58. FP burden on women/Durga Devkota. 59. The shame of Untouchability/Rupa Gahatraj. 60. Sex exploitation under cover of employment/Bimala Tumkhewa. 61. Pain of concealment/Indira Aryal. 62. Women no longer hide their pain/Dil Shova Regmi. 214 pp.…

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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Higher education and privatisation. 2. Counselling colleges. 3. Techniques of counselling. 4. Modern education technology. 5. Art of teaching. 6. Higher education in 21st century. 7. Higher education and society. 8. Development tasks in education. 9. Research evaluation in counselling. 10. Student motivation. Index. The governance and coordination of higher education differs enormously by public versus private control type of institution and state and it differs within each of these categories as well. Historically most higher education institutions had their own governing boards although their powers and those of different campus constituencies varied widely. While most institutions and almost all private ones still have individual campus governing boards most students and faculty now study and teach in institutions that are part of multi campus systems a few with hundreds of thousands of students. In addition all but a handful of states have a statewide coordinating or governing board with some degree of authority or responsibility for all public post secondary institutions in the state and sometimes for the state's private institutions as well. During the 1980s and 1990s significant and sometimes unpredicted shifts in the powers and structures of governance or coordination at each of these levels campus multi campus and statewide occurred. Political and budgetary forces make it likely that additional changes will occur in the next decade. 256 pp.…

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction to higher education. 2. Global challenge to higher education. 3. Development of college education. 4. Technology and higher education. 5. Importance and problems of university education. 6. Counselling and education. 7. Management of higher education. 8. Principles for education counselling. 9. Discipline in education. 10. Effective teaching. 11. Future of education. Index. As educational systems become more marketised colleges schools and non formal education agencies seeks to build relationships based more on viewing learners as customers rather than participants. The main role of the teacher turned classroom manager is to legitimate through mandated subject matter and educational practices a market based conception of the learner as simply a consumer of information. The result of this incursion by commerce and the widespread seeping of managerialism market thinking and consumerism into the orientation of educators is a basic inability within many schooling systems and agencies of informal education to address critically questions around globalisation branding and consumption. 260 pp.…