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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. There are so many good dictionaries in the market on all available subjects. Yet in course of interactions with the contemporary students and the alumni of the teacher education department a strong need was felt towards a dictionary of science and home science terms for translating information into Hindi be it for the Hindi speaking children at school level or the teacher education institutions or for my students who were working at grassroot levels in various community based organizations. A large percentage of home science graduates postgraduates and persons from allied fields are involved in community based work at different levels of different organizations were in many of these professionals who have had their education in English medium at school and college level face problems in translating information to the community or else where. A large number of home science graduates and post graduates in the teaching profession at school level college level and in teacher education institutions also are in need of an handy dictionary of terms related to home science and allied fields. This is an attempt to satisfy such a need in the form of a English to Hindi dictionary of science and home science terms. 264 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. I. Case work 1. History and development of social case work. 2. Its philosophical assumptions values definition. 3. Concept of social functioning. 4. Skills required for case work practice practice settings. 5. Techniques and theories useful in case work. II. Group work 6. Historical background. 7. Theories of social group work. 8. Models of group development (Implications for social group work practice). 9. The value base of social group work. 10. Types of groups. References. Index. The govt. of India has been conducting various programmes for the development of the rural economy polity and culture. Initially the Govt. of India through its Five year plans has been doing commendable work of the rural development. But because of paucity of funds it has not been possible to do the work of rural development at full speed and with better qualitative results. It is therefore very necessary to associate social workers and social organisations in the work of the rural development. This book describes the role of social workers and social organisations in the field of rural development based on case studies carried out in Maharashtra. 176 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Critical and comprehensive survey of insect pests of Okra. 3. Material and methods. 4. Experimental findings. 5. Discussion. 6. Plant protection (insect pest). 7. Major insect pests of Brinjal and their management. 8. Pest complex in cotton crop. 9. Summary. Bibliography. The book deals with different methods of insect pests control and includes all the general currently employed techniques the ever accumulating information on the subject has been judiciously tailored lucidly presented and profusely illustrated to meet the needs of graduate and postgraduate student research scholars extension worker of our and third world countries. To put it one sentence this is a complete single book on insect pests of Okra's management and now a days pesticides and fertilizers are being applied separately. If they are combined and supplemented to the crop it will prove an economical and less time consuming approach in modern farming technology. 224 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. A description of the mentally retarded child. 3. A summary of principles and facts. 4. The mentally retarded in the community. 5. Educational objectives. 6. The organization of special classes. 7. The selection of pupils for a special programme. 8. The special class an educational laboratory. 9. Growth in attainments at various age levels. 10. Furthering pupil growth. 11. The choice and planning of units. The first being genetic and poverty. Many children who are born in poor families do not have proper physical development in their childhood and as such they are not good in their studies. Researchers and psychologist have worked on this problem and have come to the conclusion that slow learners need special attention from the teachers and the teachers also need to adopt special methods of teaching to teach the slow learners. This book considers this problem in great detail. 208 pp.

Contents Preface Part I Psychoanalysis in Literature 1 The Concept of Psychoanalysis 2 Psycho-analytic Literary Criticism 3 The Concept of Psychoanalysis and Indian Women Novelists 4 The Changing Face of Woman in Indian Literature Part II Notable Indian Women Novelists and Their Work 5 Ajit Cour 6 Meena Alexander 7 Anupama Niranjana 8 Anjana Appachana 9 Malati Bedekar 10 Suchitra Bhattacharya 11 Rimi B Chatterjee 12 Rita Chowdhury 13 Ismat Chughtai 14 Himani Dalmia 15 Abha Dawesar 16 Eunice De Souza 17 Shobhaa De 18 Anita Desai 19 Kiran Desai 20 Shashi Deshpande 21 Ashapoorna Devi 22 Sonia Faleiro 23 Namita Gokhale 24 MK Indira 25 Amita Kanekar 26 Jhumpa Lahiri 27 Bem Le Hunte 28 Kamla Markandaya 29 Jaishree Misra 30 Chitra Mudgal 31 Kaveri Nambisan 32 Amrita Pritam 33 Ramanichandran 34 Arundhati Roy Bibliography IndexThis book proposes to discuss the neurotic characters of the Indian women novelists in the light of Freudian and post-Freudian psy-choanalysis which has equipped the modern literary critic with remarkable knowledge of the inner struggles of literary characters and other aspects of the literary product The novels studies here are Anita Desais Cry the Peacock and Where Shall We Go This Summer Bharati Mukherjees Wife Kamala Markandayas A Silence of Desire Shashi Deshpandes That Long Silence Ruth Prawer Jhabvalas Get Ready for Battle Nergis Dalals The Inner Door and Nayantara Sahgals The Day in Shadow Apart from this the book contains a chapter which pres-pectivise and discuss in detail Freudian psychoanalysis characters and neurosis and Indian women novelists in English Psychoanalytic critical study of literary works is limited to a few stray articles in India This book is in fact the first full-length psycho-analytic critical study of Indian fiction in EnglishJacket 232 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Development of measurement in education. 2. Measurement in the modern world. 3. Measuring instrument. 4. Test construction. 5. Constructing specific types of objective tests. 6. Construction and use of essay examinations. 7. Testing programme. 8. Statistical analysis of test results. 9. Public school relation. 10. Evaluation. 11. Guidance. This book basically discusses the measurement techniques and methods of guidance in schools. The state governments now a days are appointing counsellors in schools to guide states in regard to curricular studies and in regard to their social and personal problems. It is expected that the book will prove to be of immense value to the parents to the counsellors and to the officers of the department of education and the educational planners and administrations. 304 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Ecosystem. 2. Plant biodiversity. 3. Energy conservation environment and development. 4. Nature conservation its relevance to India. 5. Biodiversity evolution species genes. 6. Wild life conservation (legal and institutional arrangement). 7. Tracking the ecology of climate change. 8. Conserving biological diversity. 9. Environmental impact assessment. 10. Landscape management. 11. Conservation policies and programmes affecting birds. 12. Environment and pesticides. 13. Weather modification. 14. Climate change and global environmental justice. 15. The concept of environmental management. 16. Endangered bird populations and their management. 17. Pollution and fisheries. Aim of this book is to define pollution the sources and effects of pollution. It discusses how technology has contributed to the degradation of environment. It examines the tremendous increase in population and the role education can play in finding a solution. There are infinite number of species in insects birds and animals. It is generally believed that a healthy balance is needed to help the environment proper for humans. 304 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Cultural sociology of India. 2. Theory of civilization in the sociology of culture. 3. Creativity and human history. 4. Philosophy and civilization. 5. The sociology of art. 6. Modern sociology of art. 7. Juvenile vagrancy. 8. Juvenile truancy in school. 9. Juvenile and adolescent delinquency. 10. Care of children in U.P. villages and towns. 11. The changing pattern of marriages among Muslims. 12. Women offenders. 13. Maternity behaviour. 14. Collective bargaining its sociological analysis. 15. Social mobiligy among leather industry workers of Kanpur. 16. The changing pattern of institutions in Uttar Pradesh. 17. The concept of welfare state with special reference to its implementation in India. 18. Marriage custom of the Shia Muslims. 19. Sociological study of Folklore. 20. Hindu sociology. 21. The religious mendicants a sociological study. 22. Inter caste relations in rural areas. Index. Munsterberg believed that a science of society could not develop in the United States until the university system and especially Harvard developed a professorate committed to the values of science. His view heralded a new claim by professional social scientists to societal importance. 272 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Civil society its nature its past and future. Appendix. Some recent writing on civil society. 2. Understanding global civil society. 3. What the world needs now. 4. A global network to curb corruption. 5. Managing global civil society. 6. Situating global citizenship. 7. Media cultural citizenship and the global public sphere. 8. Late modern civil society. 9. How to build a good small NGO. 10. Annotated bibliography. Global Civil Society plays real and enduring role in twenty first century. It therefore becomes important to understand its definition role management and above all how an NGO is established. They need to recognize that their new influence imposes new responsibilities. Above all those involved in transitional civil society networks must become far more transparent who they are what they are doing and why they are doing. Aim of this book is to make available to our readers best material for understanding establishment and management of the global civil society. In selecting the essays efforts have been made to confirm to the course contents of the various examinations. 274 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Islam and modernisation. 2. Modernity and traditionalism in Islam. 3. Modernism and tradition in Islam. 4. Examination of Islamic traditionalism. 5. On being with Allah. 6. On being with myself. 7. On being with you. 8. On being a social being. 9. On being with the gendered other. 10. On the self in a world of otherness. 11. On being a new South African Muslim. Index. In the 20th century many Islamic states came into contact with the Western world and they had the impact of industrialisation and modernisation. Turkey was the first country in which Kamal Ata Turk brought many changes in the society to remove the backwardness of the Turkish society. The Muslim in Spain also had the impact of modernisation because of Spanish Christian influence. First of all the modernisation impact was seen in the condition of women. The modernised states began to give proper attention to the education of women and they gave proper attention to secular education also. Besides this the Islamic states took up the process of economic modernisation by establishing industries. Some of the Islamic states like Saudi Arabia and Kuwait also got the modernisation impact. This is true that Islam has not been able to adjust its ideology with the conditions prevailing in the modern world but the process of modernisation has certainly started. 280 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Theories of sociology. 2. Ideologies paradigms and theories. 3. Toward an sociological paradigm. 4. Theories in American sociology. 5. Relation of ontology and sociology. 6. Ontology in American sociology. 7. Two methods in search. 8. The process of theory construction. 9. Relation of epistemology and sociology. 10. Impact of university structure on professional schools. 11. Field research in sociology. Index. During the beginning of the 19 century the social thinkers of the western world began to consider the matter of developing the societies on scientific lines. Max Weber was the first to articulate theories of sociology and social thought. Weber considered the issues of administration and related with it the bureaucracy in the area of social development. After this Durk Heim also helped and took keen interest in the development of sociological theory. Marxism was a product of the sociological thought that developed in the 19 century and whose thinking over whelmed the whole world in the 20 century. This book considers on various sociological theories in their historical perspectives and provides scholarly comments on the theoretical models of social development. 216 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Tourism system. 2. Demand for tourism. 3. Supply of tourism. 4. Constituent of tourism industry and tourism organizations. 5. Introduction. 6. Organization of tourism. 7. The travel agency. 8. Tourism regulation. 9. Law of foreigners citizenship and passports. 10. The Passports Act 1967. 11. The Wild Life (Protection) Act 1972. 12. The Indian Forest Act 1927. 13. Statistics and measurements. 14. Measuring customer satisfaction. 15. Measuring the size of tourism and its impact in an economy. 16. The shifting fashion of travel industry. Code for environmentally responsible tourism. Bibliography. Aim of this book is to discuss how tourism phenomenon takes the shap of tourism industry. It begins with the debate regarding the nature of tourism industry. Its various constituents are given in brief. Different types of tourism organisations at national and international level representing various groups and interests have been explained. It mentions the demand led systems and supply related problems along with resulting tourism impacts. It deals with various regulations related to tourism. It includes importance of statistics and measurement in tourism and their relevance for the tourism industry in relation to forest and planning. Objective of this volume is to serve the interest of students preparing for different levels of courses on tourism of the universities and other tourism related institution in India and abroad. 296 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Philosophy and the teacher. 2. Morals and values in education. 3. Sociology and education. 4. Psychology and education. 5. Nature nurture controversy. 6. Personality and education. 7. Women education in India. 8. Education and human resource development. 9. Approaches to education planning a great concern. 10. Demography and education. 11. Administrative theory in education. 12. Motivation and education. 13. Teacher education concept and prospect. 14. Bilingualism and English teaching. 15. Peace and education. Bibliography. The present book Education in the Modern Indian Context is a collection of some burning topics in the field of education. Pedagogic issues are especially dealt with keeping the importance of teaching learning activities in view. The book is going to facilitate the students teachers teacher educators and researchers in the faculties of education or teachers training colleges. It will provide a good chance to the students of B.Ed. Basic training or diploma to have a nice amalgam of some important aspects of education in a book form. The students of education will have appropriate summary of their desired topics while the researchers will be able to utilize the source material for their further work in the related areas. 248 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The anti social elements and their management. 2. The negative forces in society. 3. What is top down management. 4. Impact of top down management in education. 5. Impact of top down management on the family. The wise analysts always take care of the fact that their human resource material is properly put to proper use and the level of output is maximum. This book provides an analysis of the principles and practices of human resources management in any human activity. It is expected that the book will prove to be of immense value to the professionals and the lay man alike. 248 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Global warming. 2. Impacts on current global temperature and regional heat waves. 3. The changing atmosphere implication for global security. 4. The scientific consensus. 5. The disruption of the global carbon cycle. 6. Effects of global warming on biological diversity. 7. Developing policies for climate change. 8. Greenhouse effects and impacts on physical systems. 9. Scientific basis for the greenhouse effect. 10. Changes in soil moisture. 11. Effects of climatic change on water supplies in the Western United States. 12. The causes and effects of sea level rise. 13. Greenhouse surprise. 14. Trends and opportunities. 15. Global warming acid rain and ozone depletion. 16. Greenhouse gases and predicted climatic change. 17. Methane Cfcs and other greenhouse gases. Certain gases emanating from various chemical and industrial activities are influencing the ozone layers of the atmosphere. It is generally believed that the breaking of ozone layers is responsible for the direct impact of ultra violet sun rays which is responsible for the imbalances in the atmosphere. It is responsible for ill effects on humans and plants and animals. Scientists all over the world are trying to devise ways and means to decrease the greenhouse effect. 247 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. The nature of anthropology. 2. The beginnings of human culture. 3. Growing up human. 4. Sex and marriage. 5. Family and household. 6. Grouping by sex age common interest and class. 7. Culture change. 8. Prehistory. 9. Physical anthropology. 10. Primitive technology. 11. Language. The present textbook Biological Anthropology is the most liberating of all the sciences. Not only has it exposed the fallacies of racial and cultural superiority but its devotion to the study of all people everywhere and throughout time has cast more light on human nature than all the reflections of sages or the studies of laboratory scientists. This book is designed for introductory anthropology courses at the college level. Thorough current accurate and scholarly in its coverage the book is nonetheless simply written and attractively designed to appeal to students. Thus they will find that it pleases as it teaches. 296 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Nutrition. 2. Sources of energy. 3. Protein and human body. 4. Carbohydrate and human diets. 5. Fat and diet. 6. Minerals. 7. Vitamins for humans. 8. Deficiency and toxicity disorders. 9. Diet related disease. 10. Modern food. 11. Amino Acid in the body. 12. The hormones iodine. 13. The necessity for the optimal. 14. The absence of the optimal. The main focus of recent dietary guidelines has been to prevent obesity cardiovascular disease cancer and dental caries. All dietary guidelines advocate maintaining energy balance by matching energy intake with energy expenditure. Nutrition can be defined as the process by which living matter acquires substance called nutrients for growth repair and energy. 248 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The prehistoric age. 2. Indus Valley Civilization. 3. The Aryans. 4. The epics and the Hindu Society. 5. Stupas and Pillars. 6. Jainism and Buddhism. 7. The Mauryas. 8. The Kushans. 9. The Imperial Guptas. 10. Harsha. 11. Marriage customs in India. 12. Dress and ornaments. 13. Position of women. 14. Festivals of India. 15. Rajput Ascendancy and Mohamedan Invasions. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. The volume gives us a rich glimpse into the Aryan Civilization culture and traditions followed by several rulers and dynasties. In fact Buddhism had edge over them on account of its effective principles and propagation of simple and chaste life a life of renunciation which made people realise the real and meaningful existence of human beings on earth. Lord Mahavira spread his principles of very simple living along with a code of renunciation. The Mauryan Empire the Kushanas. The Gupta Empire and other flourished in their times. The volume will be useful for teachers researchers and students in Indian sub continent and abroad. 336 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Fall of the house of Timur. 2. The Muslim heritage. 3. Mahmud of Ghazni. 4. Age of Afghan rule. 5. The Rajput empire. 6. Muhammad Ghori. 7. The Khaljis 1290 1320. 8. Tughluqs dynasty 1320 1413. 9. Babur 1483 1530. 10. Humayun 1530 1556. 11. Akbar the Great 1556 1605. 12. Jahangir 1605 1627. 13. Shah Jahan 1627 1658. 14. Aurangzeb 1658 1707. 15. Decline of Mughal empire. Index. It is a comprehensive survey of events having historic links with the medieval era. The period indeed covers the significant events of a few centuries which depict several administrative changes conquests revenue system art painting gardens architecture etc. This era could be called the expansion of the empire rivalry and friendship with several Hindu rulers like Maharana Pratap and Shivaji. The period also gives us a significant glimpse of several personalities who happened to achieve remarkable away. The volume will be useful for teachers researchers scholars and students in Indian sub continent and abroad. 336 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Concept of gene. 2. Structure and synthesis of genetic material. 3. Protein structure and its synthesis. 4. The genetic code. 5. Regulation of gene expression. 6. Mutation. 7. Genetic recombination in bacteria. 8. Cloning vectors. 9. DNA library. 10. Chimeric DNA. 11. Molecular probes. 12. Recombinant DNA technology. 13. PCR and gene amplification. Glossary. The book included thirteen chapters and each chapter of the book is arranged very well so that students of ordinary standard would be capable of learning understanding and mastering the all materials in It. Gene Amplification are explained in easy and learnable language. The superfluous matter in each chapter has been omitted whenever necessary. 320 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The travel agency. 2. Airline ticketing and airport. 3. Travel agency to meet demands of travel. 4. Domestic ticketing procedures. 5. Tourism brochures to boost business. 6. Promotional events advertising publicity selling. 7. Organization of tourism. 8. Role and functions of tour operator. 9. Improving tour operator performance. 10. Travel retailers and wholeSalers. 11. Leisure and tourism organizations. 12. Baggage rules. 13. Tourism regulation. 14. Supply of tourism. 15. Tourism system. Aim of this book is to discuss in Travel Agency Management like any other service products there are customers producers suppliers wholeSalers and retailers. This book covers their functions and linkages along with the qualities required for personnel employed. It discusses the functions of travel agency tour operators tourist guides and tour sectors. 288 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Drugs and Youth. 3. ODMHSAS. 4. Drugs and youth an international perspective. 5. Human dependence behavioural theory. 6. Drugs and young offenders. 7. Drug abuse and adolescent development. 8. Some reflections on the present situation of drug abuse among young people. 9. Girls women and substance use. 10. Drug abuse among youth in Denmark. 11. Alcohol and Cannabis use among young people. 12. A crisis centre. 13. Validity and reliability of a high school drug use questionnaire among Mexican students. 14. Young people drugs and others. 15. Drug abuse prevention. 16. UNESCO experience in relation to the problems of drug use by young people. 17. Drugs and young offenders. Bibliography. Index. The abuse of drugs legal or illegal is a symptom of various problems. It represents an attempt by an individual to respond to a need desire pain questioning pressure or some other psychological social or economic stimulus. It is no longer a problem of the industrial world children and young people are increasingly taking to drugs. 296 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. The dilemma in the classroom. 3. Sampling social reality. 4. One thing at a time. 5. The slowest costliest but best (and worst) of methods. 6. Twenty thousands volunteers. The methods of conducting social research are closely linked to research in general. In social research social problems are identified on the basis of hypothesis. The methods of collecting data are identified and data is collected about the social problems. The data is analysed through various methods of analysis of research. However a general consensus has emerged in regards to the methods of social research and the methods of analysis of the data. 304 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The Kashmiri militants and hand of Pakistan Pak patronage to terrorism. 2. People's war groups in the north eastern parts of India. 3. Naxal war in East and South India. 4. Revival of militancy in Punjab. 5. People's war groups in Sri Lanka and Nepal. South Asian countries are suffering from internal conflicts. These conflicts are mostly due to the social differences in their societies in the economic as well as social fields. A general pattern has developed in which the people's war groups are destroying public property and are killing people. There may be some justification in their demands for social justice but it has to be admitted that their method of fighting is violent and anti social. This book highlights various PWG activities prevailing in various parts of India like Andhra Pradesh West Bengal Jammu and North Eastern states and Kashmir. Besides this people war groups are fighting in Sri Lanka Nepal and Bangladesh also. 286 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The achievements of Islam. 2. The prophet on labour and service. 3. The battle of Al Badr. 4. The mission that Husayn accomplished. 5. Fruits of conversion to Islam. 6. Caliph Umar bin Abd al Aziz. 7. Jamal al Din al Afghani. 8. Space voyage scientific thought and the Quran. 9. Voice of the green dome. 10. Under the prophet Muhammad. 11. The righteous caliphate. 12. The Umayyads and Abbasids. 13. The Arabs Moors Salijuqs and Ottomans. 14. Muslim history in India. Bibliography. Index. Prophet Muhammad gave an all comprehensive religion law and science. The most prolific mission of Prophet Muhammad was Islamic brotherhood. The religion was full of enthusiasm and energy and spread throughout the world in a very short time. Probably he was the first Prophet in the world who gave religion law philosophy and science to humanity in the form of Islamic religion. This is the language where the Islamic followers followed his teachings in the true spirit or they fell a prey to fundamentalism and mis interpretation of Islami. 238 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Planning strategy. 3. Land and water use irrigation system. 4. Farm planning and cropping pattern. 5. Agricultural inputs and farm credit. 6. Production oriented credit system. 7. Soil conservation and land development. 8. Animal Husbandry Piggery Poultry and Fishery. 9. Infrastructure I institutional. 10. Infrastructure II Physical. 11. Administration and implementation. 12. Appendices. Bibliography. Index. Our argument in this book is that India started its development efforts in the post independence period with a more or less correct approach towards the problem of technological choice in agriculture based on a balanced assessment of the requirements of growth and equity however in the following decades the technology policy changed to incorporate more and more inappropriate techniques of production. It will be seen that even though Indian agriculture is pre eminently private consisting of hundreds of millions of individual cultivators government policy has had a decisive role in shaping the technological basis of Indian agriculture. This policy has been to a very large extent a direct result of western influence especially that of the united states. 224 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Travel agency to meet demands of travel. 2. Travel is a growth industry. 3. Servicing inbound tourists. 4. Travel related products. 5. Role and functions of tour operator. 6. Improving tour operator performance. 7. Travel retailers and wholeSalers. 8. Guides and escorts. 9. Code of conduct of the association of British travel agents. Appendices. 10. Optimizing information technology for the travel agency. 11. Tourism information sources. 12. Tourism brochures to boost business. 13. Creating travel brochure that sells. 14. Airline Ticketing and airport. 15. Domestic ticketing procedures. 16. Computerised reservation system (CRS). 17. Baggage rules. 18. International regulations. Bibliography. Index. In tourism like any other services products there are customers producers suppliers wholeSalers and retailers. This book covers their functions and linkages along with the qualities required for personnel employed. It discusses the functions of travel agency tour operators tourist guides and other tour escorts. In the end reader is familiarised with the procedures sources and data for obtaining information on the various components of the tourism system. 284 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Review of related literature. 3. Conceptual framework. 4. Design and procedure. 5. Analysis interpretation and discussion of results. 6. Findings implications and suggestions. Summary. Bibliography. This book is based on the study of classroom learning behaviour of students of different self concepts. The study reveals the impact of various classroom behaviour on the achievement of social science students at secondary level. The study also reflects the impact of high self concept and low self concept on the achievement of social science students and also on their classroom behaviour at secondary level. It also includes the effects of teacher's behaviour in the classroom and also of students classroom activities on their behaviour and achievement. It is an attempt to analyse and interpret learning behaviours of students observed in their social sciences classroom at secondary level and the impact on their achievement. 256 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. What is new information technology. 2. Functions of education technology. 3. Symbols languages and modes in technology. 4. Devices and systems technology. 5. Makers of technology. 6. Users of educational technology. 7. Education technology in primary schools. 8. Children at home and use of instructional technology. 9. Instructional technology in secondary schools. 10. Instructional technology in teacher training. 11. Instructional technology in higher education. 12. Instructional technology in vocational and continuing education. 13. Instructional technology in informal learning by adults. 14. Educational problems and instructional technology. 15. Social and political problems and instructional technology. 16. Economic problems and instructional technology. 17. Technical problems and instructional technology. 18. Instructional technology for learners. 19. Forecasts for instructional technology. 20. A personal forecast for instructional technology. Bibliography. In the western industrialized world (that is to say Western Europe North America and Japan in Particular) people are suddenly becoming much more aware of this the new information technology. In a number of countries governments have started to tell their constituents that information technology is an important factor in maintaining and perhaps enhancing economic well being. 240 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Basic concepts of electricity. 2. Electric circuits. 3. Electric field. 4. Electrostatic energy. 5. Dielectric properties of matter. 6. Magnetic field. 7. Static electricity. 8. Thermoelectricity. 9. Electromagnetism. 10. Fundamentals of magnetism. 11. Electromagnetic induction. 12. Electromagnetism Electric and magnetic fields in matter. 13. Magnetism from electricity. Bibliography. This is a textbook on the physics of electricity magnetism and electromagnetic fields and waves. It is written mainly for the physics student although it will also be useful for the students of electrical and electronic engineering. The approach is concise but clear. The theory however is set out in a completely self contained and coherent way and developed to the point where the reader can appreciate the beauty and coherence of the Maxwell equations. Throughout the book relationships between microscopic structure of matter and the observed macroscopic electric and magnetic fields are stressed. The applications cover a wide range of topics. 320 pp.