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Volume 01 - Issue 07


Paper Title :: The Right to Education of Internally Displaced Students in Schools: Issues, Challenges and Prospects
Author Name :: AOnyeike, Victoria C.
Country :: Nigeria
Page Number :: 01-07
Worldwide, the number of Internally Displaced People (IDP)is estimated at 51.2 million,according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR: 2014).Nigeria has the largest population of displaced people in Africa (3.3 million IDP) and the third highest populationof displaced people in the world, behind Syria (6.5 million people IDP) and Columbia (7 million IDP). Conflict, natural disasters, political uncertainty, religious conflict, ethnic violence, insurgency, militancy, kidnapping and recently terrorism are amongst the major causes of displacement in Nigeria. People tend to naturally move their family and property away from violent prone areas to more peaceful, stable and predictable surroundings. Though, it is important to note that displacement is not limited to poverty stricken, conflict affected or war ravagedcountries alone. Yet displacement can also be found in middle income countries such as Georgia, Colombia, Azerbaijan, Syria and Turkey.
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Paper Title :: The Teaching and Learning of Mathematics Concepts as a Tool in Secondary Schools for Self-Confidence and Re-Branding Process in Nigeria
Author Name :: Sule Samuel Sardauna || Mulikat. A. Yusuf
Country :: Nigeria
Page Number :: 16-20
This paper examines the teaching and learning of mathematics concepts, problems and prospects or views of mathematics teaching and learning and equally looks at mathematics as a tool for self-confidence or reliance in solving our every day problems for the re-branding or changing process in the society. Therefore, mathematics teaching and learning is an interface between the teacher and the learners (students) that leads to attainment of desirable mathematical knowledge, ideas and skills required for applicability in everyday life in our Society.
Keywords:Mathematics teaching, Secondary school, Self-confidence, Re-branding process, Nigeria
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Paper Title :: The relationship of crime to the street network using the space syntax theory, Case study Al-khums City-Libya
Author Name :: Akram Salem Elgarmadi || Dr.Özlem Özer
Country :: Turkey
Page Number :: 21-27
The issue of crime increments in vast urban areas, because of the development of the residential neighborhoods and the development of the populace, and also the expansion of the economic activities, which is normally accompanied with a shortcoming in the customary social relationship concepts. In spite of that, the planning method of residential areas plays a basic and dynamic part in fortifying the social connection among inhabitants. It additionally gives them a feeling of security, and enables them to partake in decreasing the capability of criminal exercises and expanding the level of security inside their neighborhoods. The role of this paper is to determine the conditions related to urban crime occurred within the Al-khums City, Libya. Then chose Al-khums City, to reduce crime in residential areas. the study this research by space syntax theory of the streets analysis using an application UCL depthmap, knowledge the measures of spatial configuration in terms values global and local integration and Connectivity.
Keywords: Crime, Space Syntax, Al-khums City, Street Networks.
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