This research has analyzed the effectiveness of using internet as a tool that may make the life of university students better and promote their education mission in and out of the classroom at the period of COVID 19. The study will identify the features and nature of their communication and learning activities generated through the electronic medium such as (a) greater amount of language learning, (b) more variety of topics related to their fields of study, (c) higher level of written language accuracy, (d) more student-initiated interactions, and (f) more personal contacts. These observations may lead to the expansion of the generalizations made in previous studies, or add a new dimension as to how to integrate electronic communication in the virtual classroom in order to facilitate human contacts, research and learning.

The aim of this paper is to analyze a Mother-Daughter Conversation culled from AmmaDarko‟sFaceless(2003). It draws its theoretical insights from sociolinguistics: Speech Act and Politeness theories. Combining these theories with quantitative and qualitative approaches, it intends to examine how the two interlocutors (MaaTsuru and her daughter, Fofo) in the conversation address each other, the speech acts and the politeness strategies they employ and find out in situ if the speech acts and politeness strategies each party uses save or threaten the other‟s face. The analysis of speech acts reveals that Fofo has used a very great number of directives meant to query her mother while MaaTsuru has employed a very important number of representatives aimed at responding to every single query of her daughter. Similarly, the analysis of politeness strategies exudes that the interlocutors have selected politeness strategies which redress or mitigate face-threatening acts in their conversation.

Using DII(Derwent Innovation Index) patent database as data source, this paper USES Cite space software to visually analyze oracle's information processing technology patents. This paper analyzes the annual trend of patent application, the distribution of disciplines, the distribution of patentees, and the technical hotspots, and reveals the overall development trend, research hotspots, industry-leading enterprises, and related disciplines of Oracle's information processing technology. On this basis, Suggestions and countermeasures are proposed for oracle's information processing research.

Throughout the world, especially in advanced nations, notably much work has been done in the field of sex education. There are research studies and reports published by different agencies working in and on this field. However, in developing countries, very few studies have been carried out in the domain of sex education due to significant social constraints. The conservative societies, at most of the fronts, look at sexuality and related issues with extra sensitivity. At large, people also prefer to avoid it. Therefore, against all such traditional odds, this paper highlights the significance of not only studying but talking about issues related to human sexuality. This paper is a review of the studies in the field of sex education.

Based on the current situation of energy-saving doors and Windows, this paper USES patent software to analyze the patent types, annual number of applications, patent distribution in various provinces and regions, applicants and technical hot spots of Energy-saving doors and Windows in China. Finally, combined with the actual situation in China, it puts forward Suggestions for the development of energy-saving doors and Windows in buildings.

One of the objectives of feminism, especially in the African context, is the need for women to come to terms with themselves in order to engage in actions for their collective good. This paper seeks to examine the level of women‘s awareness of their plight in a society that is male-controlled, the extent of their participation and the need to re-educate and liberate them from obnoxious patriarchal conceptions. It is an overview of what women have been teaching themselves with respect to the patriarchal societywhich often depicts them aspassive, emotionally unstable, psychologically infantile, masochistic, penis-envying, which many female writers have criticized and rejected. Through the method of consciousness raising, some of the matrixes of male domination and the objectification of women are brought to the fore, and the platform upon which women can resist such cultural practices established by society against them has also been created. Furthermore, through the assertiveness of the characters portrayed in the novels under review: Ama Ata Aidoo‘s Changes and Aminata Sow Fall‘s The Beggars’ Strike, women can view themselves differently and defend themselves against the societal assumptions that women are relatively weak and dependent individuals. The paper working within the accommodationist strand of African feminism, recommends that women should persist in the process of educating themselves on strategies for self-defence against patriarchal excesses but that they should also explore the possibilities of a harmonious relationship between them and their male counterparts. It concludes that no matter how naggingsome of the issues confronting the woman could assume, if the woman is properly guided, these issues would become avenues through whichther latent strength can be activated so as to maximize life‘s opportunities better.

Background: Personal Value is characterized by way of ability to end up fascinated in things and persons, to do things for their very own sake, to supply love to other persons. Family Pathology is the potential to respond to the environment in a suitable manner. This response is normally realized as an alternative than instinctive, and is no longer decided with the aid of one's age. By keeping these things in mind the researcher has planned to study of personal value and family pathology among the high economic status and low economic status person. Aims: The aim and objective of the study is to analyze the personal value and family pathology among the high economic status and low economic status person. Method: The sample was selected to match the study and help in achieving the purpose of the study. The researcher has selected 60 subjects by quota sampling method from Haridwar district of Uttarakhand. The researcher has used Family Pathology Scale (FPS) constructed by Vimla Veeraraghavan and Archana Dogra and Personal Value Questionnaire (PVQ) constructed by Dr. G.P. Sherry and Prof. R.P. Verma for data collection. Statistical Analysis Used: Data emerging from the mentioned studies have been statistically analyzed for comparing mean scores by using Graph-Pad Quick-Calcs: t test calculator and computing the magnitude on personal value and family pathology among the high economic status and low economic status person respectively. Findings: The finding of the study reported that there was significant difference in various areas of personal value and family pathology among the high economic status and low economic status person.

This paper is a critique of the Belt and Road Initiative also known as One Belt One Road Initiative by the Chinese government. It examines this initiative as a new phase of neo-colonialism in Africa and therefore a debt trap on developing nations. It analyses the OBOR initiative using Ngugi wa Thiong‟o‟[1] Petals of Blood and Wizard of the Crow. Through these texts, the Belt and Road Initiative which is surreptitiously spreading China‟s economic exploitation via loan sharking and the unbridled Chinese imperialists are unravelled. This paper adopts the Marxist theory in analysing our chosen texts. The aim is predicated on the fact that the OBOR initiative is a system which exploits developing nations like Africa. The Marxist theory of Marx and Engels as it applies to this paper hinges on how imperialism damages colonial economy and societies. The paper concludes that the Belt and Road Initiative or One Belt One Road (OBOR) Initiative is an indirect mode of colonialism masked in the repressive structure of the Chinese government.

Life on earth continues from time immortal. Women play an important role in continuing the life circle by delivering child. Pregnancy is the time period of forming and growing of a new life in women. A physically and mentally healthy women gives birth to a healthy child and thus the life tree continues to spread its seeds on this earth pregnancy is a condition in which woman face many physiological and psychological discomforts and problems. Pregnancy is a most special time for woman life and for her family too. This time many change occurs in the pregnant woman's body. These all changes create a new stress to the lives of a pregnant lady. Yoga may work as a boon during pregnancy. Yoga practice includes both asanas(physical postures) and Pranayama (Deep breathing techniques) So, Through the practice of yoga health of the fetus and pregnant lady can be maintain and the stress and anxiety can be reduce of the pregnant lady. Additionally yoga trains a person to cope with daily stressors and improves one's Overall health (physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual). This study has been conducted to identify the effect of yoga during pregnancy.

The fact that the child occupies a prime importance in the African culture has driven some African writers like the Nigerian Buchi Emecheta (The Joys of Motherhood) and Flora Nwapa (Efuru) as like the Nigerienne Boubou Hama (l‟Aventure extraordinaire de Bi Kado Fils de Noir), to discuss the impact of childlessness in traditional African household. This lack of child is seen as a misfortune, a tragedy or a calamity. The infertility (sterility) or barrenness leads, most of the time, to divorce and downgrades barren woman to the second class in her own community. The aim of this paper is to discuss the prime importance of procreation in Boubou Hama‟s novel titled The Wonderful Adventure of Bi Kado an African Child. This autobiographical work makes the author‟s entire childhood genesis and puts into exergue the Zarma- Soŋey people‟s cosmogony and religious beliefs of both Niger and Mali. This research paper, through a socio-historical and literary approach, will put an accent on four principal axes: (i) historical background of the Zarma- Soŋey people, (ii) Cosmogony and religious beliefs among the Zarma- Soŋey, (iii) value of a child among the Zarma- Soŋey people.