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Volume 38, Issue 1 -1 October 2019

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Enablers, Customers Results casual relation in the EFQM excellence model. An empirical study on Banking Sector of Sudan

by Mohamed Eltahir Eltayeb

Volume: 38Issue: 1 October 2019Published: 13 October 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP100381102019725
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Abstract – Most of TQM literature is discussing the customer satisfaction as one of the corner stone in the process of achieving excellence in business and as one of the main indicators of performance improvement. The aim of [...] Read more

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TOURISM, CULTURE AND THE ECONOMY: IMPLICATIONS FOR ECO-CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE GAMBIA

by Shaib Emmanuel Oluwatobi, Anyanwu Angela Amaka

Volume: 38Issue: 1 October 2019Published: 16 October 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP100381102019726
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Tourism has become a thriving national business in the Gambia and the country has had a fair share of the good and ills of tourism. These experiences include an improvement in the quality of infrastructure and revenue generation and the accompanyi [...] Read more

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INFLUENCE OF CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMMES ON TEACHERS? LESSON PREPARATION AND CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT SKILLS IN LOWER BASIC SCHOOLS IN THE GAMBIA

by Oladotun Opeoluwa Olagbaju

Volume: 38Issue: 1 October 2019Published: 10 October 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP100381102019727
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There is no nation that can rise above the quality of her teachers. Therefore, capacity development programmes for teachers is a prerequisite for national development. Several factors enhance the quality of lear [...] Read more

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PSYCHOSOCIAL CHALLENGES FACING UNIVERSITY STUDENT LEADERS AT UNIVERSITIES IN KENYA

by Daniel Maina Komu, Ndururi Gitari

Volume: 38Issue: 1 October 2019Published: 16 October 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP100381102019728
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The purpose of this study was to establish the psychosocial challenges facing university student leaders at universities in Kenya. The study adopted a descriptive research design with a sample size of seventy six (76) student leaders from various [...] Read more

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Background of the island-dwellers in Sri Lanka, and their propensity towards Criminality (In reference with Delft Island)

by Wijewardhana BVN

Volume: 38Issue: 1 October 2019Published: 14 October 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP100381102019731
Abstract:Neduntheevu or Nedunthivy (Tamil), Delft (Sinhala and also known by Dutch ) is an island situated in the Palk Strait of Northern Sri Lanka. Delft is a flat island surrounded by shallow waters and beaches of coral chunks and sand. Delft is one of abo [...] Read more
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API Based Course-Result Management System

by Sabrina Sharmin, Mohammad Mizanur Rahman, Md. Robiul Hasan

Volume: 38Issue: 1 October 2019Published: 16 October 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP100381102019733
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The current university course and result management system in Bangladesh is not fully web based. It is partially manual and it is time consuming. It is also cost ineffective, and average return is low and diminishing. Currently, students and teach [...] Read more

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RETENTION OF MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT IN STUDY MATERIAL ON CLASSIFICATION OF LIVING BEINGS REVIEWED FROM THE USE OF SSCS MODELS AND SELF EFFICACY

by mieke miarsyah, diana vivanti, dwi kusumasari

Volume: 38Issue: 1 October 2019Published: 15 October 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP100381102019736
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Indications of difficulties in the learning process can be observed from low learning outcomes. Low learning outcomes usually occur in difficult material such as material classification of living things. One of the things that affects the low lear [...] Read more

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ANTIBACTERIAL EFFECT OF WELSH ONION (ALLIUM FISTULOSUM) LEAF EXTRACT AGAINST PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA

by Shaira J. Limpahong, Nurhaliza D. Moya, Robert A. Sapungan

Volume: 38Issue: 1 October 2019Published: 24 October 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP100381102019738
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Bacterial infection are currently life-threatening. From the discovery of Penicillin, series of antibiotics were formulated to kill different pathogenic bacteria due to the constant evolving of bacterial resistance. But then, the use and study of [...] Read more

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ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF PARASITIC ORGANISMS FROM SELECTED WATER SAMPLES IN ICC PHILS. FOUNDATION INC. IN FLORIDABLANCA PAMPANGA

by Miguel Paolo Yesu S. Quintos, Emerlyn Florre S. Masagca, Rachelle M. Relano

Volume: 38Issue: 1 October 2019Published: 24 October 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP100381102019739
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Water – related parasitic diseases is severe problem that causes pain, disability and death around the world. Mostly people got infected by ingesting contaminated water. Increased water borne parasitic disease outbreaks were due to poor sani [...] Read more

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EFFECTS OF HETEROGENEITY ON THE PETROPHYSICAL PARAMETERS OF SANDSTONE RESERVOIRS AND VOLUMETRICS IN ?DEVO? FIELD, NIGER DELTA

by David Oladimeji Oluwole, Fadiya Suyi Lawrence

Volume: 38Issue: 1 October 2019Published: 16 October 2019DOI: 10.47119/IJRP100381102019740
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This study identified and correlated hydrocarbon bearing reservoirs, interpreted geological structures and petrophysical parameters and described facies and environment of deposition using seismic and well log data. These were with a view to asses [...] Read more

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