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Contents 1 Basic Concept 2 Importance of Teaching Technique 3 Principles used in Teaching 4 Principles of Management and Discipline 5 Micro-Teaching in India 6 Motivating Techniques 7 New Methods of Teaching 8 Teaching for Exceptional Children 9 Teaching for Gifted and Backward Children 10 Motivation Tools and DevicesThe technique of teaching must be used as a means to an end and must be improved through research and experimentation The technique to be used must be carefully selected and must be adjusted to the subject to the pupils and to the objectives It should center upon the primary laws of learning The technique employed by the teacher in the classroom is of prime importance to the education of children The validity of any technique in teaching is measured by the extent to which it contributes to the realization of the specific and general objectives of education 216 pp.

Philosophy of education is a critical method of approaching education and its various elements It is true that there are certain well-defamed philosophies of education but apart from these views underlying them is essentially a spirit or method of approach to education the philosophical way of thinking and appraising educational matters Thus philosophy of education is a way of looking at various aspects of education In other words it may be regarded as a general theory of criticism of education It is a reflective approach to education leading to wisdom 240 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Preamble of the constitution. 2. Importance and constitutional amendments. 3. Fundamental rights. 4. Directive principles of state policy. 5. The parliament of India. 6. Centre state relation. 7. The judiciary in India. 8. The civil service. 9. The protection of civil rights. 10. The National Commission for minorities. 11. The National Commission for backward classes. 12. Provisions of weaker sections of society. Bibliography. Index. This book has been designed to highlight the importance of constitutional amendments directive principles centre state relations judiciary civil services backward classes etc. The stress has been given on the parliamentary and administrative procedure to ease the students of political science in different spheres. The issues has been described in brief and impressive manner for the students. 248 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Europe in the 18 century. 2. The German Empire. 3. The Third Republic of French. 4. The Austro Hungaria dual monarchy. 5. The rise of Nazism. 6. Effects of imperialism. 7. Disarmament and league. 8. The dual alliance. 9. Russian revolution. 10. Industrialism. 11. France England and Italy. 12. League of nations. 13. Paris peace conference. 14. Lenin's achievements. 15. United Nations organisation. Index. The purpose of this book is to highlight the events of history of Europe from 1870 to 1950. After the period of 1870 a number of a new national states emerged on the political scene and the map of Europe was completely changed. This book will serve the purpose of students and teachers in the field of history. 248 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. British invasion in India. 2. Europeans battles for power. 3. Rule of the British governors and governor generals. 4. Indian rebellion of 1857. 5. Colonial Rule (1858 1911). 6. Religious and social reform movements. 7. Indian freedom struggle. 8. National leaders. 9. Partition of India. 10. India since independence. Bibliography. Index. The history of modern India starts with the advent of Europeans in Indian soil. Vasco da Gama landed at Calicut sailing via the Cape of Good Hope in 1498. This marked the beginning of the European era in Indian history. In the next century India was visited by a large number of European travellers Italians Englishmen Frenchmen and Dutchmen. Eventually England France the Netherlands and Denmark floated East India Companies. During the late 16 and the 17 centuries these companies competed with each other fiercely. By the last quarter of the 18 century the English had vanquished all others and established themselves as the dominant power in India. The six decades between the end of the mutinous war of 1857 59 and the conclusion of First World War saw both the peak of British imperial power in India and the birth of nationalist agitation against it. The anticolonial struggle became truly a mass movement with the arrival of Gandhiji in 1915. Successive campaigns had the effect of driving the British out of India in 1947 but with independence came the independence came the independence of the country into Pakistan. The present book attempts to introduce some of the major themes in modern Indian history comprehensively. It will be highly useful for students teachers researchers and all those interested in the history of modern India. 282 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Status of teacher education in India. 2. Teacher education curriculum. 3. Pre service teacher education. 4. In service teacher education. 5. Special education teachers. 6. Human rights an teacher training. 7. Quality in teacher education. 8. Value oriented teacher education. 9. Issues in teacher education. 10. Educating teacher trainers. 11. Professional development of teachers. 12. Commercialisation in teacher education. 13. Preparing teachers for the 21 century. Bibliography. Index. Education is an effective means for social reconstruction and to a great extent it offers solutions to the problems a society is faced with. Since the teachers play a major role in education of children their own education becomes a matter of vital concern. As an integral component of the educational system teacher education is intimately connected with society and is conditioned by the ethos culture and character of a nation. Education of teachers needs to strengthen and stress upon the main attributes of a profession such as the systematic theory rigorous training over a specified duration authority community sanction ethical code and culture generating knowledge through research and specialisation. This book provides authentic information on the basic concepts and various issues of teacher education in the Indian context. It explains the steps that teacher educators and policy makers must take in order to prepare a teaching force that is both culturally diverse and culturally aware. It is hoped that this book will fulfil the needs of teacher educators pupil teachers educational policy makers administering agencies institutions of teacher education and scholars and researchers in the field of teacher education. 294 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction to rural sociology. 2. Rural social life. 3. Social stratification. 4. Agricultural development. 5. Rural non farm industries. 6. Rural economy in the age of globalisation. 7. Assessment of rural poverty. 8. Social problems of Indian rural women. 9. Rural governance. 10. Rural social movements. Bibliography. Index. Rural Sociology is a field of sociology associated with the study of life in the villages of a country. It is a scientific study of rural social arrangements and behaviour amongst rural peoples that are distanced from points of concentrated activity. The present book is an introduction to rural sociology that focuses on issues relating to the study of rural people and places and rural related issues. Besides introducing readers to some basic theoretical aspects and the core concepts used by rural sociologists it also focuses on substantive issues related to rural development. 282 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Plato. 3. Aristotle. 4. Saint Augustine. 5. Saint Thomas Aquinas. 6. Niccolo Machiavelli. 7. Thomas Hobbes. 8. John Locke. 9. Jean Jacques Rousseau. 10. Edmund Burke. 11. Immanual Kant. 12. John Stuart Mill. 13. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel. 14. Karl Marx. Bibliography. Index. Political philosophy is the study of the fundamental questions about the state government politics property law and the enforcement of a legal code by authority what they are why they are needed what makes a government legitimate what rights and freedoms it should protect and why what form it should take and why what the law is and what duties citizens owe to a legitimate government if any and when it may be legitimately overthrown. Western political thought has been dominated since the beginning with an interest in the procedures by which political power is applied. This book is an introduction to western political thoughts spanning from the ancient to the modern times. It aims to give students the opportunity to study a range of thinkers who are considered to be key in the canon of western political thought. Written simply and directly it presents the basic ideas and dilemmas of western political thought through an in depth analysis of a limited number of major thinkers from Plato to Karl Marx. It views the thinkers in historical context and examines them in terms of the changing relationships of ethics and politics in western political thought. 298 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Food and culture. 2. Food requirement for human population in India. 3. Food population and rationing system in India. 4. Self help in food. 5. Subsidiary foods. 6. Dietary principles. 7. Statistical approach to food problems. 8. Planning for food emergency. 9. Grow more food. 10. Education and farm mechanization. 11. Food management. 12. Food from unusual sources and waste materials. 13. Dietary allowances. Appendix. Index. The purpose of this book is to provide best information about the nutritive value of Indian food stuff for the benefit of all those interested in practical dieties. The subject is an important part of the course contents of the universities and other institutes related to food and nutrition. After independence seminars were organised on various aspects of food and population to promote the subject for a healthy and vibrant India. In preparing this work we have made full use of reports prepared and papers presented on the subject. 336 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Turkish conquest. 3. The slave dynasty. 4. Mongol invasion. 5. Khalji dynasty. 6. Tughlaq dynasty. 7. Timur's invasion. 8. Lodhy dynasty. 9. Vijayanagara Empire. 10. Bahmanis of Deccan. 11. Shahi dynasty. 12. Rise of Mughals. 13. Babur. 14. Humayun. 15. Akbar the Great. 16. Jahangir. 17. Shah Jahan. 18. Aurangzeb. 19. Decline of Mughal empire. 20. Maratha Empire. 21. Sikh Empire. 22. Europeans in India. Bibliography. Index. The history of medieval India starts with the invasions of Turks at the end of 12 century. The causes for their conquest though various the major reason was the spread of Islam. The invasion of Turks opened the way for the future Muslim adventures in India. In the following decades India was ruled by a number of Islam dynasties including slave dynasty Khilji Dynasty Tughlaq Dynasty Sayyid Dynasty Lodhi Dynasty and Suri Dynasty. These dynasties were finally succeeded by the Mughal empire under which India once again achieved a large measure of political unity. The non Islamic Kingdoms of Marathas and Sikhs also provided great contributions to Indian culture in the medieval period. The present volume provides authentic information of the history of medieval of India in a lucid style. All the events have been explained in a comprehensive way. The book will be highly useful for students teachers researchers and all who are interested in the history of medieval India. 294 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Theories of political sociology. 2. Theories of state formation. 3. Political power. 4. Legitimacy and power politics. 5. Democratic equality. 6. Civil society and political governance. 7. Global citizenship. 8. Feminist political economy. 9. Political corruption. 10. Political correctness. 11. Electoral politics and social welfare. 12. Media and political process. Bibliography. Index. Political sociology is the study of the social bases of politics. It also looks at how major social trends can affect the political process as well as exploring how various social forces work together to change political policies. Several theoretical models have been given for political sociology including the power elite model the pluralist model and the Marxist political economic model. This comprehensive book offers an introduction to the interdisciplinary field of political sociology. It examines the inter relationship of state and civil society through a number of contemporary political issues. It shows the broad social bases of politics and identifies how politics and actions by government can influence the fate of nations and their citizens. The book will be a dependable reference tool for students teachers researchers and scholars of political sociology and related subjects. 290 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Status of girls education. 2. Principles of women education. 3. Strategies for girls education. 4. Women education inputs. 5. Girls right to education. 6. Promise of girls education. 7. Education for women empowerment. 8. Gender bias in education. 9. Women's access to higher education. 10. HIV/AIDS education for women. 11. Constraints on female education. Bibliography. Index. In no society do women yet enjoy the same opportunities as men. They work longer hours and they are paid less both in total and prorata. Their choices as to how they spend their time in both work and leisure are more constrained than they are for men. These disparities generate substantial gaps between how much women and men can contribute to society and how much they respectively share in its benefits. In most countries a fundamental aspect of these disparities in inequality in access to and performance in education. This book focuses on the main dimension and causes of gender inequalities in education and identifies strategies whereby they can be overcome. It comprehensively analyses the issues and problems related to women's educational development. It is hoped that the contents of this work will be of immense help to academics policy makers administrators scholars and all those who concerned with women's education and development. 294 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Indus Valley civilisation. 2. Aryan invasion. 3. Indo Aryan migrations. 4. Vedic civilisation. 5. Pre Mauryan period. 6. Jainism. 7. Buddhism. 8. The Mauryan empire. 9. Post Mauryan period. 10. The Gupta empire.11. Post Gupta period. 12. Kingdoms of Deccan and south. Bibliography. Index. The Republic of India is the second most populous and the fourth largest economy in the world. It is home to some of the most ancient civilisations and a centre of important historic trade routes. Four major world religions Hinduism Buddhism Jainism and Sikhism have originated from India. Formerly a major part of the British empire as the British Raj before gaining independence in 1947 during the past twenty years the country has grown significantly especially in its economic and military spheres regionally as well as globally. The present book provides a much needed concise overview of Indian history. This authentic and well documented work will be of much value to students and general readers with an interest in India's past present and future. 298 pp.

Mass media have been recognized as powerful instruments to mould public opinion Therefore various interests have tried to control them The clash of interests always leads to tremendous pressure on the media and the media men Besides the possibility of government pressure on media often there is a clash of interest between media owners and media practitioners advertisers and public relations men Interests of media consumers may also clash with the interest of media owners and practitioners This has led to the establishment of some statutory bodies and formation of several associations and councils to regulate study record and pursue interests of professionals of various categories 232 pp.

In the Vedic period education was primarily oral Students were made to memorise aphorisms and then elaborate them But by the advent of the Brahaman age the art of writing had developed and so both oral and written education came into practice though the emphasis was upon oral education Bhojpatra the bark of a tree was used for writing Teachers gave importance to purity in pronunciation Education was conducted through discussion answering of questions removal of doubts etc Students were given continuous practice in the art of writing and for this they were required to copy manuscripts 216 pp.

In general press freedom means freedom unless specifically prohibited by law to gather print and publish information and to set up technologies in pursuit of such objectives to claim and gain access to information This freedom extends to press photographers too In practice freedom of the press means freedom of the owner of a newspaper Journalists enjoy only that much freedom as is given to them by the owner of their newspapermagazine 232 pp.

The code of journalistic ethics is therefore an absolute necessity whether it is self imposed or is formulated and enforced by a voluntary or statutory agency like the Press Council The journalistic ethics are no more than individual and social morals which indicate the Tightness or wrongness goodness or badness of the professional actions of journalists 248 pp.

The Information Technology revolution has really arrived in India And this has changed entirely among other things the work environment in newspaper production and distribution Every time we send electronic mail or log on to World Wide Web site or go to an ATM bank counter at odd hours watch the live telecast of a cricket match being played in Sydney or read a satellite edition of a daily newspaper we witness the transformation of our daily life that computers and satellite communications have brought about 240 pp.

Contents Preface 1 Basic Facts 2 Educations and Guidance in Curriculum 3 Physical Education and Health Services 4 Health Diseases and Treatment 5 Mental Health and Guidance 6 Principles of Physical Education 7 Aspects of Health Education 8 Health Examinations and Medical Inspection 9 Physical Education and Athletic Programmes 10 Human Nature and Play Theories 11 Responsibility of Physical Education 12 Educational FacilitiesSchool health education is a vital part of general education It includes all such instruction that enlightens a student about activities and functions contributing to preservation promotion and restoration of health By means of a health education programme the spread of diseases in the school going children can be checked and their eradication can also be attempted A thorough knowledge of health rules underlines the needs of the study of anatomy and also the symptoms of common diseases-of children 208 pp.

The media including the press has come to be looked upon as the fourth pillar of the State It has acquired the power of making and unmaking individuals and institutions shaping and moulding views of the people influencing course of events and of arousing and mobilizing public opinion This power may be used for constructive as well as destructive purposes It may be used for protecting and promoting cultural heritage social and moral values and private and public ethical life for fostering unity and integrity of the country 248 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Journalism strategies. 2. Kinds of journalism. 3. House journals. 4. Newspaper industry in journalism. 5. Role of print media. 6. Electronic media in journalism. 7. Newspaper management. 8. Shortcomings of Indian press. 9. Constitutional provisions in journalism. 10. Print media in journalism. 11. Freedom of press in society. 12. Indian society and communication. Bibliography. Index. In modern times the horizon of journalism has widened and it has transcended the limits of mere reporting of political and economic news. As it is a vehicle of mass communication it is performing the function of social intercourse between the people having more or less identical interests. Hence we find literary political economic and scientific magazines as also household or industrial magazines which cater to the interests of their respective readers. This book is designed to highlight the techniques of journalism in different aspects it will prove a helpful guide to the students and researches in the field of journalism. 248 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Education in digital age. 2. Strategies of E Learning. 3. Computer assisted instruction. 4. Education and internet. 5. Online learning technologies. 6. Web based education. 7. Digital television in education. 8. Video conferencing in education. 9. Computer games for learning. 10. Mobile learning technologies. 11. ICTs in teaching and learning. Bibliography. Index. Over the past two decades modern technologies have transformed many aspects of our life including how we communicate how we spend our free time and especially how we work. As modern life and workplace demands have changed as a result of this technological revolution so have conceptions of the skills and knowledge children will need to become successful adults and the relevant educational experiences they should encounter while attending school. As a result education technology has become a major focus of education policy and reform in recent years. The present book aims to provide a panorama of the application of new digital technologies in education and to awaken critical enthusiasm for an effective and beneficial implementation of the best technologies in the service of education and the individual. It will serve as a highly informative and useful reference book for educational policy makers administering agencies teachers students and researchers of the digital age. 268 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Status of urban sociology. 2. Study of urban social problems. 3. Urban spatiality and segregation. 4. Demography of urban transformation. 5. Understanding urban poverty. 6. Economic transformation and urban restructuring. 7. Changing urban lifestyles. 8. Social inequalities in urban areas. 9. Social exclusion among urban children. 10. Sociological perspectives of drug abuse. 11. Transnational social formations. 12. Imaging of post modern urban spaces. 13. Density dependence model in industrial demography. Bibliography. Index. Urban sociology is the sociological study of the various statistics among the population in cities. Chiefly the study of urban areas where industrial commercial and residential zones converge. This practice sheds light on the influence of the city scape environment in Burghal areas of poverty in response to several different languages a low quality of life several different ethnic groups and a low standard of police guardianship that all amount to social disorganisation. The present volume provides a comprehensive introduction to urban sociology urban anthropology and urban studies. While fundamentally sociological this book uses a multi disciplinary approach to explore all facets of urban living. It provides a balanced framework for the study of the field of evaluating and integrating both ecological and political economic perspectives and examining the experiential aspect of political and economic life in cities. 286 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Structure of government. 2. The Constitution of India. 3. Origin of Indian Nationalist Movement. 4. Multi party system. 5. Working of political parties. 6. Coalition politics. 7. Indian Civil Service System. 8. Federalism and the centre state relations. 9. Role of Planning Commission. 10. Women's participation in governance. 11. Challenges of good governance. Bibliography. Index. The Government of the India officially referred to as the Union Government established by the Constitution of India is a union federal republic of 28 States and 7 Union Territories. According to its constitution India is a Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic Republic. The Central Government with a bicameral parliament operating under a Westminster style parliamentary system. It has a three branch system of governance consisting of the legislature executive and judiciary. The structure of India's federal system not only creates a strong Central Government but also has facilitated the concentration of power in the Central Government. This centralization of power has been a source of considerable controversy and political tension. It is likely to further exacerbate political conflict because of the increasing pluralism of the country's party system and the growing diversity of interest group representation. This book has been designed to enable students of politics researchers scholars and journalists to get a clear picture of the government and politics of India. 284 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction to Indian architecture. 2. The traditional theory of architecture. 3. Temple architecture. 4. Jaina architecture. 5. Cave architecture. 6. Islamic architecture. 7. Colonial architecture. 8. Modern architecture of India. 9. Assessing the growth of Indian architecture. Bibliography. Index. Indian architecture is that vast tapestry of production of the Indian subcontinent that encompasses a multitude of expressions over space and time transformed by the force of history considered unique to the sub continent sometimes destroying but most of the time absorbing. The result is an evolving range of architectural production that none the less retains a certain amount of continuity across history. This architectural heritage is one of the most enduring achievements o f Indian civilisation. This book introduces various facets of Indian architecture through the ages. It attempts to show the total image of Indian architecture by evenly picking up architecture forms from Indus valley period to post independence period. Besides students and professionals of architecture this book will also be useful for historians archeologists tourists and interested layman. 288 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Imperialism. 3. Diplomacy. 4. War in the modern world. 5. International terrorism. 6. International trade and human rights. 7. Transnational social movements. 8. Sovereignty in international relations. 9. International and regional organisations. 10. Transforming global governance. 11. International morality. Bibliography. Index. The study of international relations has in some way always been a part of human civilisation. Even in the earliest organised human societies understanding the dynamics of the interactions between nations was considered an essential part of statecraft. In the modern age an understanding of international relations is essential for not just heads of state but also many if not most involved in business and professional activities in this age of increasing globalisation. The field of international relations brings together elements of history geography philosophy economics and other social sciences. It also involves a diverse range of issues from globalisation and its impacts on societies and state sovereignty to ecological sustainability nuclear proliferation nationalism economic development terrorism and human rights. This book aims to provide an understanding of the various theoretical approaches to international relations and to show their utility and importance as a way to help us explain and understand international behaviour foreign policy and world politics in general. The material presented in this book would be of interest as well as great use to students and research scholars of the subject. 294 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction to economic geography. 2. Dichotomy of historical and contemporary geography. 3. Scope of geography. 4. Resources of earth. 5. Geographical determinants. 6. Agricultural geography. 7. Manufacturing trends in geography. 8. Marketing process in geography. 9. Industrial progress in geography. 10. Agriculture farming. Bibliography. Index. Economic geography investigates the diversity in basic resources of the various parts of the world. It makes effort to evaluate the effects that differences of physical environment have upon the utilization of these resources. It studies differences in economic development in various regions or countries of the world. It studies transportation trade routes and trade resulting from this development and as affected by the physical environment. This book will prove beneficial to the students teachers and researchers in the field of geography. 248 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction to hotel management. 2. Types of hotels. 3. emergence of hotel industry. 4. Marketing strategies in hotel management. 5. Purchasing and material management. 6. Basic fundamentals of marketing. 7. Room service management. 8. Kitchen planning and dinning room. 9. Equipment planning in kitchen. 10. Mechanics of menu planning. 11. Safety and sanitation in hotel. 12. Hotel reservation procedure. 13. Management of room and food services. 14. Requirement on tourism promotion. Bibliography. Index. The present book is designed to highlight the various management issues in hotel management. The material provided in this book will provide the brief and complete knowledge of marketing strategies used in hotel the purchasing and material management basic fundamentals of marketing planning of safety and sanitation and reservation procedure etc. The students and instructors in the field of hotel management will be benefited. 248 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Regionalism and reorganisation of states. 2. Function of political parties. 3. Communalism in politics. 4. Caste and community in regional politics. 5. Political consensus. 6. Regional parties. 7. Caste and class system in villages. 8. Caste and state politics. 9. Linguistic reorganisation. 10. Indian tribes and welfare. 11. Regional politics for statehood. Bibliography. Index. This book has been designed to highlight the various aspects of Regional Politics in India. The functions of political parties reorganisation of states communal politics and caste system prevalent in villages. Indian tribes and other regional issues have been described in brief and impressive manner. This book is meant for researchers students and teacher in the field of political science. 248 pp.