Psychology and Education Journal

Integrative knowledge as solution for the challenges PhD students face in academia and beyond

Dr. Leila Maache, Dr. Hala Dadi — Sun, 01 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Preparing for a PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) is the most challenging endeavor in the study journey of every academic. The PhD journey is not only demanding intellectually but also personally and sometimes, it is more demanding on the latter. PhD researchers face numerous intellectual and emotional challenges, but existing support structures often fail to address their holistic needs. This article explores how integrative knowledge can address the challenges faced by PhD researchers in academia. The study employs a qualitative analysis of existing literature and case studies to evaluate the potential of integrative knowledge frameworks.

Feminist writing: horizon and dimensions

Grira Hayat — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The rise of feminist literature has since its emergence raised several issues, starting first with its name and the terms used to describe it. It has faced rejection from critics at times, and ridicule at others. Some have denied the legitimacy of its label, while others have fought against the female presence in the creative scene. Despite all attacks that have challenged the creative journey of women they did not give up. They continued their struggle to assert their existence as creators and critics. It was not easy for them to shake the patriarchal authority that was deeply rooted in social consciousness, nor was it easy for them to climb the social ladder to reach a position that would allow them to participate in creating and changing laws. However, in the end, they succeeded, carving
out a place for themselves through much struggle and sacrifice.

“The Role of Internal Auditing in Strengthening Corporate Governance in Economic Institutions: A Case Study of ALFAPIPE National Pipe Manufacturing Company – Ghardaia and Annaba Units”

Bichi Ismail — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This study aims to demonstrate the extent to which the internal auditing function contributes to strengthening corporate governance within the ALFAPIPE National Pipe Manufacturing Company, focusing on its Ghardaia and Annaba units. A descriptive and analytical approach was employed to emphasize the role of internal auditing in enforcing the principles of corporate governance. To achieve the study’s objectives, a structured questionnaire was utilized to assess
the influence of internal auditing on corporate governance. The sample comprised 60 individuals, including managers, department heads, internal and external auditors, and other employees from the company. Data were analyzed using the SPSS statistical software (version 28).

Cultural Diplomacy as a Tool of Soft Power: An Analysis of Russia's Relations with Europe

Aouatef Moumen, Roknia Sihem — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This paper, therefore, entitled "Cultural Diplomacy as a Tool of Soft Power: A Case Analysis of Russia's Relations with Europe," discusses how cultural diplomacy is currently unfolding in framing the dynamics underpinning Russia's relations with European countries. It also highlights how such cultural exchanges are strategically being used as a tool for the purpose of Russia increasing its soft power and influencing perceptions in Europe. It is divided into three parts: the general historical overview of cultural diplomacy, the concrete cultural strategies pursued by Russia in the case of Europe, and, finally, the debate on the current geopolitical context.

The role of Digital platforms in facilitating the provision of public services. The digital platforms for unemployment grant is a mode

Labed Rouicha,Moulay Brahim Abdelhakim — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The digital transformation that the world has witnessed after the Covid-19 epidemic has produced new business models that are in line with the requirements of current life. Mainly, it establish the expected digital world brought about by the revolution in information and communication technologies. All of this has imposed on modern administration to keep pace with digital technology by creating a digital space to market its services. Additionally, it has imposed on
public administration to develop mechanisms. Electronic to provide public service and digital platforms are one of the most important electronic media adopted by modern public administration to facilitate the provision of its services.

Modern public management approach as a mechanism for effective administration in Algeria".

Feredj Elhosseyn, Khaled serbah — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Algeria faces the challenge of translating international policies into modern public management for public administration and activating them nationally into
a comprehensive national policy. It is widely recognised that the post independence atmosphere was characterised by a strong desire for growth and development, where improving performance became the primary concern for achieving social satisfaction. Algeria inherited a heavy colonial legacy of
questions and problems in all major sectors - economic, organisational, legal and financial - as well as widespread ignorance and illiteracy in society. This period was also marked by bureaucratic practices and public services that for many years failed to meet the needs of the population.

Language education industry according to modern linguistic theories The Arabic language in primary schools as a model -

Djoukhrab Souad — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The language teaching industry in our present time is a field in which various scientific streams pour. It has been studying the problems of linguistic acquisition and learning for a long time, relying on psychologists and educational scientists, and without any assistance or connection to modern linguistics. They are the ones who prescribed for teachers the methods of teaching the Arabic language, or special methods. In teaching it, they relied primarily on the data available to them from the principles of education and psychology. However, an important element in this issue remained absent, which is the language itself, with its own
nature and self-system. Therefore, general linguistics and its various branches have the legitimacy to decide on some basic aspects of the education industry. Languages, this is not only at the level of analysis and description of the linguistic material, but also at the level of applying this analysis. We may not be exaggerating if we say that the process of teaching the Arabic language, as a language of origin, or as a foreign language, will not be organized unless we reconsider the methods of education and become familiar with the nature of the language in Its sounds, vocabulary, and structures. We used authentic modern Arabic linguistics and modern linguistic theories.

Towards the Establishment of Smart Courts to Achieve Prompt Justice (Between Application and Challenges)

CHEKKAL RANYA,Dr. CHERIFI IMAD — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Artificial intelligence, as the birth of the fourth industrial revolution, has imposed itself as a necessity in all fields of life to assist humans in solving their current and future problems. It primarily relies on the use of robots and intelligent programs to perform complex tasks, which were originally entrusted to human intelligence. Hence, the urgent need arose to solve issues in case rulings, simplify litigation procedures, and bring justice closer to citizens, which can only be
achieved through a new challenge for the judicial institution.

The Digitization of Real Estate Legal Services in Algeria

Dr. Chahinez Ben Bouaicha — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The digitization of real estate legal services in Algeria is transforming access and efficiency for various users. For citizens, new digital services simplify and expedite property transactions, enhancing transparency and reducing bureaucratic delays. Contract notaries benefit from specialized online tools that streamline document preparation and registration.Additionally, Algeria is advancing agricultural digitization through the "IlluminationInformation Project" for the agricultural chamber, providing enhanced data sharing and sector insights. Another initiative, the digital platform linking farmers directly to consumers, aims to optimize product distribution by eliminating intermediaries. Furthermore, startups in the real estate sector are gaining momentum, fostering innovation and expanding technology-driven solutions within property management and development.

The Influence of Traditional Religion on the Life of the Buganda Society during the 19th Century AD

Fri, 06 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This study aims to highlight the role of traditional religion in the life of the Buganda
Kingdom society, as well as its influence on societal behaviors and the preservation of the
kingdom's stability. Religion is regarded as a fundamental factor in political life, as the kings,
after their death, are believed by the Buganda people to ascend to the status of deities. The
study also seeks to explore the forms of traditional religion among the Buganda, which
include belief in supreme deities, faith in charms, and the belief in ghosts and spirits.
Furthermore, the study sheds light on the role of specialized minor deities in the life of
society, as the community believes that every occasion and activity has its corresponding
deity. This has led to the diversification of forms of minor deities. Lastly, the topic highlights
the positive behaviors influenced by traditional religion, which have become a prominent
feature within the community, alongside the absence of reprehensible actions, attributed
primarily to the belief in divine punishment as a deterrent.

Challenges and Prospects of Using Artificial Intelligence in the Educational Process: Perspectives of University Teachers – A Field Study

Fatima Zohra Meriah , Ghiat Hayat — Fri, 06 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This paper revolves around the importance of the Artificial Intelligence AI in
education and the scientific research from the perspective of the teachers. In this regard, we
administered an electronic questionnaire to know about the interest of the teachers in AI, in
learning it, and in recommending it to the students. Besides, we shed light on the use of AI by
the teachers in the scientific research, and used a survey on a sample of 50 university teachers
from the different Algerian universities. Findings show that the majority of the teachers
recommend the use of AI to the students. In addition, most consider that AI is a manifestation
of the education quality. Finally, most of them neither master AI nor rely on it in their works
despite their awareness about its importance.

Development and education in Algeria

Dr. Mahammedi Hamza, Dr. Amara Miloud — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Education is considered the cornerstone of the development process in any society, and it is directly linked to the process of development, as it contributes
to building the individual, educating him, and providing him with skills that make him able to produce wealth. It contributes to providing qualified human
resources capable of making changes and moving society from a consumer society to Another productive style, education is one of the tributaries of
development

Development and education in Algeria

Dr. Mahammedi Hamza, Dr. Amara Miloud — Mon, 23 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The Ibadi Scholars (Sheikhs) of the Wadi Righ Region During the Intermediate Period

Dr. Boubekeur Msaid — Tue, 03 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The Wadi Rig region experienced in the intermediate period, especially during the 5th and 6th centuries of the Hijrah, the influx of many sheikhs of the Ibadi sect, so that this period can be considered one of the prosperous periods in the history of the region, especially after the coming of Sheikh Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Bakr Nu and his choice of the Tin Isli palace (the city of Omar) to reside in the year 409 AH, as this year was called the year of the Ennead, and for this reason I decided to count the scholars who settled in the region, or who were among the inhabitants of the region, or who passed through it, but I was content with the study with only 45 scholars, and I also tried to trace the most important palaces and the tribes that. were mentioned in the sources, and I concluded that some of them still bear the same name, and others whose location is unknown.

University training and pedagogical support for newly hired professors in the Algerian university

Dr. Sabrina Labidi, Dr. Hamza Dramssi — Tue, 03 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The university is considered one of the most important educational institutions in society, as it is a scientific edifice and a source of cognitive radiation from which ideas and opinions that influence society emerge. The university professor is the cornerstone of this institution and the first instigator of science and knowledge, and an effective influencer in the external environment. The Algerian university witnesses the graduation of a huge number of professors and executives annually, but what is noted about these cadres and executives is a lack of training. Therefore, the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research has been interested in training newly hired professors and accompanying them pedagogically in their professional path. Based on this result and based on what the Algerian university is witnessing in terms of programmed training and supervision of newly hired professors, we decided to work on this topic in this research paper, which we called: "University training and pedagogical support for newly hired professors in the Algerian university." We worked on trying to know the inputs The outputs of the training process and the most important thing that would make this process a success, hoping for success and
guidance in that..

Emotional Intelligence and Its Relationship with the Level of School Adaptation among Hearing-Impaired Students: A Field Study in Schools for Children with Disabilities in Selected Eastern Algerian Provinces"

BENGUESMIA Farid, BECHATA Mounir — Tue, 03 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This study aimed to explore the relationship between emotional intelligence and school adaptation among hearing-impaired students. The researcher
employed a correlational descriptive approach and utilized both an emotional intelligence scale and a school social adaptation scale. The study relied on a
purposive sample of 92 hearing-impaired students from schools specialized in hearing disabilities in selected regions of Eastern Algeria. The findings indicated
a positive relationship between emotional intelligence and the level of school social adaptation among hearing-impaired children.

Social disintegration and its relationship to the formation of collective violence - a field study on a sample of neighborhood gang criminals in the city of Chlef

Mohammed LAKEL ,K amel AMTTOUT — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This study aims to explore the dialectical relationship between social disintegration and the formation of collective violence in urban society, focusing on the dynamics of neighborhood gangs in the city of Chlef. The study adopted a qualitative approach as a cognitive entry point that allows for a deep understanding of the phenomenon, where the semi-structured interview technique was employed as the main tool for data collection. A purposive sample consisting of 15 young individuals from neighborhood gang criminals was selected using the snowball technique, which allows access to a hard-to-reach community. The study focused on elucidating the various sociological dimensions related to social disintegration and its impacts on the production of collective violence.

Evaluation of the Role of the Digital Platform "PROGRES" in supporting Governance at Algerian University: An Analytical Study of Doctoral Students’ Experience at University of Bouira

PhD. Omar Mihoubi, Dr. Brahim Sebiat — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This study aims to illuminate the role of the "PROGRES" platform in enhancing governance within the Algerian university through its digital tools provided to accomplish academic and administrative processes. The research question is formulated as follows: How could "PROGRES" platform contribute to enhancing governance at the Algerian university? The study adopted a descriptive-analytical method; as well as, a survey by a questionnaire distributed to a sample of doctoral students at University of Bouira for data collection and analysis.

School failure and its relationship to the social origin of fourth-year students “A case study in some averages of the city of Ouargla”

Dr. Ferdjallah Souraya — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The study aimed to identify the relationship between student school failure and the social origin of the family. The researcher used a descriptive approach to test the hypotheses, with the general hypothesis stating that there is a relationship between a student's school failure and the family's social origin. Specifically, the study examined the relationship between school failure and the family's cultural, economic, and social capital. The sample included 60 students, both male and female, who had failed in their fourth year of intermediate education. Data collection tools included questionnaires and observations. The researcher concluded that there is indeed a relationship between a student's school failure and the social origin of the family, with significant links to the
family's cultural, economic, and social capital.

Folk dances and songs and their cultural manifestations in the Algerian South West (Touat region- model)

Dr. Ahmed Chakib Bekri — Tue, 03 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This research aims to reveal the folk and folkloric manifestations of the southwest Algerian region of Touat as a model - it also aims to highlight the most important manifestations of heritage in the cultural capital of Touat region We will work on the descriptive curriculum based on analysis as a means of researching and investigating patterns of grassroots expression in the model region.

Communicative Competence and Its Achievement in Light of Educational Curricula Within Algerian Educational Institutions (A Study on Oral and Written Expression Activities in the Primary Education Level)

Dr. Tayeb Attaoui , Dr. Tayeb Attaoui — Wed, 04 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

It is widely recognized today that the field of education represents a cornerstone in the process of civilizational advancement for nations. On the other hand, the educational system is influenced by its positioning within the global educational landscape and the impact of globalization experienced by countries worldwide. This influence has reflected on the overall performance of the teaching-learning process in Algerian schools, resulting in disparities in the levels of teachers and learners alike. Furthermore, it raises the question of the extent to which communicative competence is achieved for the two main elements of the didactic triangle (teacher–learner) and its impact on the third element (learning).

Electronic banking under monetary and banking law 23/09

KARROUM NESRINE, CHEIFA BADIAA — Tue, 03 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The aim of this study is to introduce and highlight electronic banking, including its concept, advantages, disadvantages, and types. The study also seeks to
examine the state of electronic banking in Algeria, particularly after the issuance of the new Monetary and Banking Law 23-09, which authorized the
establishment of digital banks. It further addresses the Bank of Algeria's Regulation 24-04, which outlines the specific conditions for licensing, founding,
and authorizing digital banking activities. The study also investigates the availability of suitable conditions and requirements for the success of this type
of banking in Algeria.

Task Requirements in the Context of Implementing the LMD System and Their Impact on Psychological Stress among Psychology Professors

Dr. CHERIBET Cherif Mohamed — Sun, 01 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This study aims to explore the diverse task requirements associated with the role of university professors within the field of psychology, and to investigate their psychological implications, particularly focusing on indicators of psychological stress, within the context of the LMD (Licence, Master, Doctorate) educational framework. To achieve these objectives, the researchers employed a job analysis approach, concentrating on the specific task requirements for psychology professors. Data were collected through observational interviews, as well as through the direct observation of task execution.

The effect of hyperactivity with attention deficit on the academic performance of primary school children.

BOUBEKRI Leila, HAROUN Soumicha — Tue, 03 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of hyperactivity with attention deficit on academic achievement in a sample of 100 students from the second and third years of primary school, purposively selected. A descriptive analysis method was used, applying the CONNERS scale (1996), which is aimed at teachers and based on the students' scores for the first and second semester. To verify the hypothesis, simple regression analysis was used to assess the validity of the test model, calculating the adjusted R-squared and one way ANOVA for simple regression analysis. The results indicated that there is no effect of
hyperactivity accompanied by attention deficit on academic achievement among second and third grade students.

Graduate Students' Attitudes Toward the Use of Artificial Intelligence Applications- ChatGPT as a Model: A Field Study on a Sample of PhD Students at the Algerian Universities

BOUBELLOUTA HAYET, Dr. ZERROUG YASSAMINA — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This study aims to explore the trends of graduate students to use artificial intelligence applications, focusing on the Chat GPT model, by conducting a field
study to represent different students across the country. A learning tool was used as a data collection tool, and the descriptive analytical model was adopted. The
data was also analyzed using the standard SPSS program. The study reached the following results:

Remedies Before the Algerian Administrative Judiciary

Dr. Adjabi Sabrina, Dr. Chenikhar Hadjer — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

To guarantee the highest standard of a fair trial and to harmonize the objective and procedural safeguarding of rights, the legislator has permitted the litigant
aggrieved by the judicial decision made against him to approach the judiciary once more through the appeal rights granted to him, in accordance with a defined set of procedural conditions outlined by law.

Archaeological Value: Epistemological Foundations and Practical Implications

Rebaine Amar, Benchaalal Towfik, Felfli Sofiane — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

In archaeology and heritage studies, "archaeological value" is a term frequently used yet often lacking clear epistemological and philosophical context. Its
ambiguity is particularly problematic in academic and professional discourse, leading to inconsistent and sometimes flawed evaluations of archaeological
artifacts. This study seeks to address this ambiguity by exploring the concept from two perspectives: the philosophical dimension, focusing on axiological semantics,and the archaeological dimension, emphasizing its empirical application in practice. By examining how socio-cultural constructs and historical contexts influence perceptions of value, this paper proposes a novel framework to reconcile theoretical and practical perspectives. Through this interdisciplinary approach, the study aims to establish a coherent epistemological basis for understanding and applying "archaeological value."

The Scope of the Activity of Occupying National Property Subject to Competition Law

Badaoui Abdeldjalil , Rekbi Rabah — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This study focuses on the compliance of national public assets with competition rules. We have looked at the management and exploitation of national
properties with the aim of clarifying the extent to which the activity of exploiting national properties is subject to competition rules without conflicting with the
exercise of public authority powers. The importance of this study lies in the enrichment of the academic and research perspectives on the issue of competition
law regulation of production, distribution and service activities, including those carried out by public entities.

The Islamic Guarantees for Elderly Care and Their Activation in Contemporary Islamic Societies

Yamina Boussaadi — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This research addresses the issue of elderly care as a prominent challenge faced by contemporary societies in light of demographic and social changes that have led to an increase in the elderly population and shifts in lifestyle patterns. The study is based on an examination of Quranic texts and Prophetic traditions that have established clear principles for elderly care, whether through enhancing their status in society or providing guarantees to protect them from marginalization and neglect. The research also highlights the moral dimensions of these guarantees,such as valuing and respecting the elderly within families and communities,alongside the material dimensions that include economic and social support provided by families, society, and the state.

Visual Memory and its Relationship to Reading Comprehension in Alzheimer’s Patients

Nabilla Boutiche — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Alzheimer’s patients suffer from frequent forgetfulness, which later affects their language abilities. This can result in difficulty naming objects, expressing themselves, slurred speech, and comprehension issues. Consequently, these challenges impact the cognitive activity of patients, including understanding and memory.

The Effectiveness of Applying the Flipped Classroom Strategy in Improving Self Efficacy and Academic Achievement of Students During COVID-19 Pandemic

Dr. Kheira Lazar, Pr. Zohra Lassoued, Dr. Amina Badidja, Pr. Mohamed Abdel Hadi — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This study investigates the effectiveness of the flipped classroom strategy in enhancing self efficacy and academic achievement among second-year Master students of Counseling and Guidance at El-Oued University during COVID-19 pandemic. A total of 88 students (male and female) were randomly assigned to experimental and control groups. The experimental group experienced the flipped classroom approach while the control group followed traditional instruction. Self-efficacy was measured using the Schwarzer & Jerusalem scale (1989), and academic achievement was assessed through course grades. Results indicated significantly higher post-measurement self-efficacy and academic achievement in the experimental group compared to the control group. Additionally, the
experimental group demonstrated significant improvements in self-efficacy and academic achievement from pre- to post-measurement. The findings suggest that the flipped classroom strategy is a viable and effective alternative to traditional distance learning in Higher education during crises.

Narrative and History in Arabic Novels - Circles and Doors by Abdel Wahab Aissaoui as a Model

Dr. Fatima Zohra Attia — Tue, 03 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The novel "Circles and Doors" is a historical novel for great distinction, in which the author relied on the factor of history, making it a starting point for an imagined artistic narrative framework, thanks to the fictional narrative spaces such as characters, time, and place. And others. The interaction between narrative and history in the novel was of great importance in conveying the novelist's message, which is represented by the narrative's focus on historical themes. The novelist borrows from historical texts the diverse narrative structures they contain, which help attract readers' attention and make historical events more relatable and understandable. Abdelwahab Aissaoui employed the novelist's historical narrative in various forms, through which he was able to
embody the identity of his region - Djelfa - during the French colonization of Algeria, in diverse forms and artistic images.

Medical anthropology: a border discipline between the life sciences and the human and social sciences

Mortad Nadjla — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Anthropo-health studies is an interdisciplinary approach that combines the fields of anthropology and health to study the interactions between the cultural, social and health aspects of a population. These studies aim to understand how cultural and social factors influence health, attitudes towards illness, therapeutic practices and the use of health facilities. Today, medical anthropologists are interested in a wide range of topics related to health and illness in a cultural context. The purpose of this article is to show some lines between anthropological ideas and facts related to illness and care.

Recruitment Process and its Relationship with Job Stress among Ministry of Commerce Executives

Mohammed Nadjib Anasseri — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This study aims to explore the relationship between recruitment methods and occupational stress, as both concepts play a critical role in determining the outcomes of various human resource management activities and the organization's performance. The study was conducted in a prominent Algerian service institution within the field of commerce, specifically the Ministry of Commerce,focusing on executive-level employees.

Demographic transition and its implications for sustainable development strategies in Algeria: a prospective study of the age structure of the population using the DEMPROJ program until 2045

Dr. BENZAID Rim, PhD. Ahmed Ammar Mohammed — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This study analyzes the demographic transition in Algeria and its implications for sustainable development. It aims to monitor changes in the population's age structure until 2045 and their impact on future development policies. Using a prospective analytical approach and the demographic spectrum program, the study projects population trends and examines related indicators.

The electronic administrative imperative and its effectiveness in organizational development

Lakhdar Ezzine Maamar, Rahali Hadjila, Khouiled Moussa — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The role of information technology in driving various transformations in administrative work is significant. It has contributed to the development of many stages of administrative processes, improving methods and techniques while providing timely information at lower costs. Modern information technology offers numerous advantages to administrative work by applying its mechanisms to the activities and operations of institutions, enabling them to enhance their
performance more effectively.

Theory of speech between Chihab al-Din al-Quarafi and other jurists and linguists

Dr. Hacene Adjmi, Dr. Samira Dine — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

God almighty has favoured and honoured man in relation to the rest of his creatures with speech, with which he expresses his thoughts, needs and desires, and maintains his sociability. Since speech is so important, scholars of all specialities have paid attention to defining its concepts, distinguishing it from language, showing its relationship to meaning, clarifying the conditions of its usefulness, etc. One of the themes associated with it.

Physical activity and health: How much is enough ?

Moaz Eddine Rabani Kheirallah, Saber Benaissa — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

In an era where sedentary-related diseases like heart disease, diabetes, and obesity are on the rise, the question remains: how much physical activity is enough to improve our health and prevent these conditions? This study not only presents scientific facts but also reveals how physical activity can transform your life for the better. Research shows that just 30 minutes of moderate activity, such as brisk walking or cycling, each day can be a simple yet effective solution for enhancing your physical and mental well-being. You don't need to spend hours in the gym, as even simple daily activities can improve heart function, strengthen your muscles, and boost your mood and memory. More importantly, they help prevent chronic diseases and promote overall well-being. Whether you're a child, teenager, adult, or senior, this study provides clear recommendations tailored to each age group, helping you easily incorporate physical activity into your life.Start now, follow these guidelines, and achieve a balance between your physical and mental health, leading to a life full of energy and positivity. This study will be your guide to a more active and healthier future .

Pedagogical treatment strategies in the primary stage a field study of some schools in Laghouat

Dr. Abdelbasset GOUNI, Pr. Mohammad TOUNSI, Pr. Atallah BENYAHIA — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The present study deals with the pedagogical treatment strategies for the primary educational stage. In that vein, it aims at shedding light on the most critical and appropriate techniques to serve the learners concerning their learning abilities. To reach the relevant results, the study addresses a random sample of about 54 teachers. In that respect, a statistical treatment relied on the coefficient of analysis of the expression ANOVA percentages in data collection and presenting and analysing the data for discussion. The researcher found that there are differences in the use of treatment strategies in the feedback strategy, followed by the process of building new learning and the strategy of repeating the completed work and asking questions. The achers also expressed that it is
compulsory in the second stage of primary education, as well as the majority of teachers adopting the feedback strategy in the pedagogical treatment class.

Hammamt in the middle Maghreb: civilizational roles and social functions

Dr. Fares Bekkis, Dr. Youcef Mekarma — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Hammamt in Middle Maghreb are a manifestation of civilization, Despite being an extension of its Roman and Byzantine counterpart, it witnessed a series of engineering and architectural modifications, consistent with its religious function and its cultural and urban role in the Islamic city.
This study therefore attempts to highlight functions and roles played by Islamic Bathhouses highlighting their religious and health roles social and Entertainment, as well as its Civilized and urban role , with a highlight to actions taken by the mohtasib on the baths to organize and manage them, and the study does not miss mentioning a number of abuses. Social and legitimate prohibitions, witnessed by Islamic baths.

Environmental Refugees: an emerging humanitarian and legal crisis

Dr. Leila Boghari — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The international community, with its various bodies, is working to develop an international legal system that protects all people as individuals, regardless of their freedoms and rights, be it social, cultural or even environmental, which fall within the framework of the third-generation rights. These rights are unfortunately witnessing serious violations as a result of environmental degradation and climate change. Therefore, it has become a priority for the United Nations, up to the Security Council, to find a legal status for "environmental refugees". Despite the humanitarian solidarity for the victims and a number of initiatives such as the Nanson and Lemoug’s to establish international projects for this category, there is still a lack of international protection of their rights.

Psychology and Education Journal

Integrative knowledge as solution for the challenges PhD students face in academia and beyond

Feminist writing: horizon and dimensions

“The Role of Internal Auditing in Strengthening Corporate Governance in Economic Institutions: A Case Study of ALFAPIPE National Pipe Manufacturing Company – Ghardaia and Annaba Units”

Cultural Diplomacy as a Tool of Soft Power: An Analysis of Russia's Relations with Europe

The role of Digital platforms in facilitating the provision of public services. *The digital platforms for unemployment grant is a mode*

Modern public management approach as a mechanism for effective administration in Algeria".

Language education industry according to modern linguistic theories The Arabic language in primary schools as a model -

Towards the Establishment of Smart Courts to Achieve Prompt Justice (Between Application and Challenges)

The Digitization of Real Estate Legal Services in Algeria

The Influence of Traditional Religion on the Life of the Buganda Society during the 19th Century AD

Challenges and Prospects of Using Artificial Intelligence in the Educational Process: Perspectives of University Teachers – A Field Study

Development and education in Algeria

Development and education in Algeria

The Ibadi Scholars (Sheikhs) of the Wadi Righ Region During the Intermediate Period

University training and pedagogical support for newly hired professors in the Algerian university

Emotional Intelligence and Its Relationship with the Level of School Adaptation among Hearing-Impaired Students: A Field Study in Schools for Children with Disabilities in Selected Eastern Algerian Provinces"

Social disintegration and its relationship to the formation of collective violence - a field study on a sample of neighborhood gang criminals in the city of Chlef

Evaluation of the Role of the Digital Platform "PROGRES" in supporting Governance at Algerian University: An Analytical Study of Doctoral Students’ Experience at University of Bouira

School failure and its relationship to the social origin of fourth-year students “A case study in some averages of the city of Ouargla”

Folk dances and songs and their cultural manifestations in the Algerian South West (Touat region- model)

Communicative Competence and Its Achievement in Light of Educational Curricula Within Algerian Educational Institutions (A Study on Oral and Written Expression Activities in the Primary Education Level)

Electronic banking under monetary and banking law 23/09

Task Requirements in the Context of Implementing the LMD System and Their Impact on Psychological Stress among Psychology Professors

The effect of hyperactivity with attention deficit on the academic performance of primary school children.

Graduate Students' Attitudes Toward the Use of Artificial Intelligence Applications- ChatGPT as a Model: A Field Study on a Sample of PhD Students at the Algerian Universities

Remedies Before the Algerian Administrative Judiciary

Archaeological Value: Epistemological Foundations and Practical Implications

The Scope of the Activity of Occupying National Property Subject to Competition Law

The Islamic Guarantees for Elderly Care and Their Activation in Contemporary Islamic Societies

Visual Memory and its Relationship to Reading Comprehension in Alzheimer’s Patients

The Effectiveness of Applying the Flipped Classroom Strategy in Improving Self Efficacy and Academic Achievement of Students During COVID-19 Pandemic

Narrative and History in Arabic Novels - Circles and Doors by Abdel Wahab Aissaoui as a Model

Medical anthropology: a border discipline between the life sciences and the human and social sciences

Recruitment Process and its Relationship with Job Stress among Ministry of Commerce Executives

Demographic transition and its implications for sustainable development strategies in Algeria: a prospective study of the age structure of the population using the DEMPROJ program until 2045

The electronic administrative imperative and its effectiveness in organizational development

Theory of speech between Chihab al-Din al-Quarafi and other jurists and linguists

Physical activity and health: How much is enough ?

Pedagogical treatment strategies in the primary stage a field study of some schools in Laghouat

Hammamt in the middle Maghreb: civilizational roles and social functions

Environmental Refugees: an emerging humanitarian and legal crisis

The role of Digital platforms in facilitating the provision of public services. The digital platforms for unemployment grant is a mode