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This study examined convergent and divergent thinking among 400 secondary school students in India. The objectives were to compare government versus private school students, male versus female students, and rural versus urban students in their convergent and divergent thinking abilities. Statistical analysis revealed that female students, government school students, and urban students scored higher than their counterparts on measures of both convergent and divergent thinking. The findings suggest focusing on improving students' intelligence to also foster their creativity traits.
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This document summarizes a study on legal protections for victims of domestic violence in Peru. The study aimed to assess whether Peruvian laws sufficiently address violence against women and are efficiently implemented. Through interviews and data analysis, the study found that while Peruvian laws do sufficiently address the issue, implementation is inefficient due to lack of resources. For example, laws mandate support services for victims but services are underfunded and inaccessible in some areas. The case study also examines factors that make women in Ayacucho especially vulnerable to violence. In conclusion, more resources are needed to properly enact existing laws and protect women across Peru.
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This study quantified the role of seed contamination as a source of weedy rice infestation and spread in four provinces in Sri Lanka. Seed samples were collected from farmers in these provinces and tested for weedy rice contamination. The results showed that the majority of farmers used their own seed or seeds from neighboring farmers, which were contaminated with 19-73% weedy rice seeds. This means farmers were seeding 46,000 to 60,000 weedy rice seeds per hectare. The study concluded that contaminated seed paddy is a main source of weedy rice infestation and spread in the studied areas due to farmers' lack of awareness about weedy rice and use of certified seeds.
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This document summarizes a study that investigated decorating titanium dioxide nanoparticles with carbon dots derived from table sugar to enhance their photocatalytic activity. The carbon dots were synthesized through a hydrothermal method and showed good absorption and photoluminescence properties. A composite material of carbon dot-decorated titanium dioxide was prepared and showed increased photocatalytic degradation of methylene blue dye under visible light compared to bare titanium dioxide, demonstrating the potential of this novel approach for greener photocatalysis utilizing visible light.
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The document examines definitions of children from global and Bangladeshi perspectives. It discusses how children are defined biologically and socially, as well as how the definition is changing. The Bangladesh government approved a new National Child Policy to address challenges like different age limits set in laws. The policy aims to redefine a child as under 18 and keep children out of the workforce. While changing definitions presents challenges, partnerships like one between Telenor and UNICEF show promise in helping children in Bangladesh.
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- 2. • Meaning and Concept • Objectives • Sample and Tools • Statistical Treatment of Data • Results of the Study • Educational Implications
- 3. Thinking Process LOGIC WILL GET YOU FROM A TO Z IMAGINATION WILL GET YOU EVERYWHERE
- 4. Perfect Answer Teachers condition students as air conditioned room Convergent thinking ensures success in life
- 5. Divergent Thinking Out of Box Thinking Many solutions to a question
- 6. • To identify convergent and divergent thinking among secondary school students. • To compare Government school students and Private school students in their convergent thinking and divergent thinking. • To compare male and female school students in their convergent thinking and divergent thinking. • To compare rural and urban school students in their convergent thinking and divergent thinking. Government Male Urban Convergent Thinking Private Female Rural Divergent Thinking
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- 8. • Mean • Standard Deviation • t-Score
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- 10. • Urban and rural school students significantly differ in their convergent thinking and divergent thinking. Urban school students’ group is higher on mean values in comparison to rural school students’ group in convergent and divergent thinking. Thus, urban school students are significantly superior to rural school students’ group.
- 11. • If the intelligence of any student is brightened, simonized and sharpened, the creativity traits of the students will be automatically taken care of. So measures can be taken in this regard for school students. • Both the types of thinking have their impact on locale, types of institution and sex. • The same findings are not expected every time in behaviour sciences. So we can also conduct research work in groups too.
- 12. If the intelligence of any student is brightened, simonized and sharpened, the creativity traits of the students will automatically be taken care of.