New Horizons in Education and Social Studies Vol. 6
Synopsis
This book covers key areas of education and social studies. The contribution of the authors include preparatory school instructors, teacher stress, management leadership, professional development cycle, economics; educator, professional capacity, curriculum development, neocortex, conceptual thinking; articulated verbal, mathematical nonverbal language, limit situation; temporality, existence, career success, organisational justice, social exchange theory, ageism; longevity dividend, aging education, early children’s literature and Dysthanasia, ethical dilemmas, special education, inclusive education, disability, special support education, individualism, Post-modern era, western civilization, megatrends, creativity and vision, career Success, job performance, management-rating. This book contains various materials suitable for students, researchers and academicians in the field of education and social studies.
Chapters
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Chapter 1Assessment and Investigation of Burnout among Instructors Working at ESOGU Preparatory School
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Chapter 2Overview of a Comparative Study between Management and Leadership with Reference to (Sheikh Zayed AL Nahyan and Nelson Mandela)
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Chapter 3Development of a Capacity-Analysis Paradigm for the Senior High School Economics Teacher’s Professional Identity in Ghana
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Chapter 4Advancement on the Mechanics of Conceptual Thinking
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Chapter 5Studies on Being Itself, World Images, Limit Situation, Temporality and Existence as an Analytical Structure for Existential Enlightenment
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Chapter 6Modelling Career Success of Teachers towards OCB and Justice Relationships: An Analysis in Malaysia
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Chapter 7Counteracting Ageism and Learning about Aging through Early Children’s Literature
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Chapter 8Studies on Beliefs, Values and Morals: The Philosophical Underpinnings of Dysthanasia
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Chapter 9An Overview of History and Current Situation of Education for Children with Disabilities in Cambodia: A Gray Literature Review
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Chapter 10A Brief Discussion: Me, Religion and Culture
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Chapter 11Self and Management Ratings of Job Performance in the Perspective of Teachers' Career Success