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Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025)

International Social Sciences and Education Journal

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Investigating the Influence of Residential Location and Religious Affiliation on College Students' Attitudes toward Love, Sex, and Marriage

Kingsley Agyei-Sarpong

Comprehending the interaction of variables such as residential location and religious affiliation in shaping students' perspectives is crucial for educators, legislators, and counsellors seeking to facilitate students' social and emotional growth. This study explicitly investigates the variation…

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Internal Migration and Urbanization in Nigeria: Implications for Socio-Economic Development

OGADINMA IKONNE

This study is an opinion paper that focuses on internal migration and urbanization in Nigeria: implications on socio-economic development. The purpose is to interrogate the interactions between internal migration and urbanization in Nigeria, pinpointing the implications of the nexus on Nigeria’s…

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The Scenario of Learning English among Rural Students in Bangladesh: A Study on Students of Kumarkhali, Kushtia

Sohan Hossain, Polin Islam, Polyara Khatun, Manik Hossain, Naeem Hussain

English is an international language. It has been in use in Bangladesh for nearly 200 years. This research aims to investigate the scenario of students learning English in rural areas of Kumarkhali, Kushtia, in Bangladesh. This research also discusses Kuamrkhali Upozila and Kushtia District, as…

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Exploring the Role of Cultural and Religious Beliefs in Menstrual Hygiene Management among Adolescent Girls: Tribal Variations and Counseling Implications

Kingsley Agyei-Sarpong, Marion-Lariba Konlan, Eugene Seacrest, Isaac Oteng, Dimah Rhoda Zelia, Ivy Paintsil

This study investigates the primary sources of menstrual hygiene information and the impact of cultural beliefs on menstrual hygiene management among adolescent girls in Ghana, focusing on variations across tribal groups to foster positive attitudes and behaviors. A descriptive survey methodology…

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The Implications of the Judgement Discourse of Matthew 25:31-46 for Christian Social Welfare Provision

Joseph Adasi-Bekoe

This article explores the implications of Matthew 25:31-46, where Jesus presents the final judgment through the metaphor of "sheep" and "goats." In this article, we discuss the centrality of Christ’s role as Judge and the place providing acts of mercy or social welfare for others play in getting…

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Analyzing Political Bias in Mainstream Media: Impact on Public Perception and Democracy

Atifa Anjuman Aktari

This study examines political bias in mainstream media, investigating how media outlets influence public perception of political events through selective framing, language use, and ideological representation. Utilizing a qualitative approach, the research combines content analysis, interviews with…

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Investigating Effects of Online Learning Environment on Academic Stress among MBA Students in Sri Lanka Mediated by Lecturer Support

Praveena Thandasseri Premakumar, Alireza Mohammadi, Amer Hamzah Jantan, Mohammad Masudur Rahman, H.T.M. Quader Newaz, Farhana Newaz

Abundant MBA students are experiencing academic stress as a result of the rapid growth of online learning, which has revealed new issues with student retention. With a focus on online MBA students from Sri Lanka, this study investigated the relationship between academic stress and different…

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TELEDETECTION ET CARTOGRAPHIE PARTICIPATIVE POUR UNE PLANIFICATION LOCALE DES AMENAGEMENTS ET UNE GOUVERNANCE FONCIERE PLUS DURABLE DANS LA ZONE SUD-OUEST DE LA COMMUNE DE BIBEMI (NORD CAMEROUN).

NJOUONANG DJOMO HAROLD GAEL, HAMADOU BACHIROU MAAZOU

Le processus d’aménagement et de développement local dans la Commune de Bibemi est confronté à des défis tels que l’insuffisance des terres, les conflits fonciers et la superposition des usages. Pour y remédier, les affectations des terres apparaissent comme une solution pour une gestion durable…

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