It is generally believed that creative writing cannot be taught. Although this is true to some extent, creative talents can be developed through teacher intervention. Attempts to teach creative writing begin at the primary school level. Teachers mostly provide models and there is a tendency on the part of students to avail of readymade essays and compositions rather than write them. When presented with a blank white paper and pencil, students lack the confidence to fill up the blankness with well-organized, systematically written out content that makes sense.

The influence of peers and working with them is widely accepted as an effective mechanism for the better educational outcomes. The teaching and learning activities became more vibrant and interesting when taught and learnt in the group with peers. Taking into consideration of the growing importance of peer scaffolding, the present study was aimed to investigate its effect on students’ reading comprehension. Further, the participants’ evaluation of social validity of the intervention was also assessed. The intervention and study was carried out among first year medicine students in University of Gondar, which is one of prominent universities of Ethiopia

The study deals with an applied hydrological study of surface water harvesting in the Valley al-Manai basin in the western plateau of Iraq using remote sensing techniques and geographic information systems in order to determine suitable locations for collecting water for human use, in the field of agriculture

This paper tries to examine Alexander Raju?s “Hopes and Fears” (2003) from a deconstructive critical perspective. The study tries to come, as close as it can, to the text in order to deconstruct it and reaches at a new reading of the poem by applying the principles of the theory of Deconstruction. “A New Critical reading of the text” as Tyson declares “is often a useful first step in deconstructing a literary work because such readings can almost always be found to rest on a binary opposition in which one member of the pair is privileged over the other” (260). So, firstly the poem is analyzed from new critical point of view,

The most prominent obstacle to the implementation of democratic consensus in Iraq is the weakness of the legislative authority (the Iraqi parliament) because it was built on the basis of quotas and narrow party bloc and the adoption of the principle of power-sharing and influence between parliamentary blocs strife on the basis of sectarian and sectarian and national (Sunnis and Shiites and Kurds or Arabs, Kurds and Turkmen or Muslims and Christians. Etc.) instead of adopting the state administration curriculum known in constitutional jurisprudence

The current study aims to know the relationship of the impact and the link between the human resource capabilities of (knowledge level, skill level, Attitude level, practice level) owned by the Iraqi Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in good governance, (transparency, accountability, responsibility, farinas, social awareness) in order to achieve the goal of the study was the selection mechanism of the supreme leadership in the Bureau of the Iraqi Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research on the basis of images and interviews key tools to collect information and data necessary to achieve the objective for which the study was conducted, where the distribution of (80) identifying the form of administrative leaders (agents, managers, advisers

The influence of peers and working with them is widely accepted as an effective mechanism for the better educational outcomes. The teaching and learning activities became more vibrant and interesting when taught and learnt in the group with peers. Taking into consideration of the growing importance of peer scaffolding, the present study was aimed to investigate its effect on students’ reading comprehension. Further, the participants’ evaluation of social validity of the intervention was also assessed. The intervention and study was carried out among first year medicine students in University of Gondar, which is one of prominent universities of Ethiopia.

The current study aims to know the relationship of the impact and the link between the human resource capabilities of (knowledge level, skill level, Attitude level, practice level) owned by the Iraqi Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in good governance, (transparency, accountability, responsibility, farinas, social awareness) in order to achieve the goal of the study was the selection mechanism of the supreme leadership in the Bureau of the Iraqi Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research on the basis of images and interviews key tools to collect information and data necessary to achieve the objective for which the study was conducted,

The objective of the study was to identify the role of strategic agility in achieving organizational entrepreneurship. The dimensions of the independent variable (strategic agility) were used (strategic sensitivity, resource fluidity, clarity of vision , leadership unity) while the dimensions of the dependent variable (organizationalentrepreneurship) (innovativeness ,structural flexibility, proactiveness, risk taking). The analytical method was used on the basis of the five-dimensional Likert scale. A comprehensive inventory method was used for the members of the study society represented by managers in the oil companies of Dhi Qar Governorate. 103 questionnaires were distributed

This paper tries to examine Alexander Raju?s “Hopes and Fears” (2003) from a deconstructive critical perspective. The study tries to come, as close as it can, to the text in order to deconstruct it and reaches at a new reading of the poem by applying the principles of the theory of Deconstruction. “A New Critical reading of the text” as Tyson declares “is often a useful first step in deconstructing a literary work because such readings can almost always be found to rest on a binary opposition in which one member of the pair is privileged over the other” (260). So, firstly the poem is analyzed from new critical point of view, and then it is analyzed using deconstructive principle.

The most prominent obstacle to the implementation of democratic consensus in Iraq is the weakness of the legislative authority (the Iraqi parliament) because it was built on the basis of quotas and narrow party bloc and the adoption of the principle of power-sharing and influence between parliamentary blocs strife on the basis of sectarian and sectarian and national (Sunnis and Shiites and Kurds or Arabs, Kurds and Turkmen or Muslims and Christians. Etc.) instead of adopting the state administration curriculum known in constitutional jurisprudence

This paper highlights an important time in the American history, the post-independence phase of 1776, which is identified by the attempt of the United States to acquire as much land as possible in order to expand its influence. Oregon was one of those areas the United States was able to annex to its territory. In fact, the United States has engaged in a major dispute with other countries to achieve its expansionist goals. The most significant dispute was with Britain, which was almost, about to escalate into a military conflict between the two countries

The study deals with an applied hydrological study of surface water harvesting in the Valley al-Manai basin in the western plateau of Iraq using remote sensing techniques and geographic information systems in order to determine suitable locations for collecting water for human use, in the field of agriculture .

The aim of the research is to know the role of Total Quality Management in achieving the high performance of the employees working in the Rifai silo department in DhiQar governorate. The study also aims to provide some recommendations that help the organization to improve the efficiency of its management, which plays an important role in developing skills, The second hypothesis is that there is a statistically significant relationship between the applications of TQM and high performance. It has been used The following statistical meth

This paper attempts to find theoretical links between the concept of flow and Dance and Movement Therapy. Little work has been done on DMT from a Positive Psychology framework. Flow or optimum experience is a state of complete absorption in the task at hand which leads to loss of self consciousness, distortion of temporal experience and is characterised by intrinsic motivation. DMT is the psychotherapeutic use of dance and movement to bring about emotional, cognitive and physical integration of the person. The links are explored under four themes, namely, the body as a source of flow, balance between challenge and abilities, clear goals and immediate feedback, and intrinsic motivation- relatedness, competence and autonomy. These theoretical links may offer new insight that may add to the therapeutic value of DMT.

This study aimed to test the impact of both strategic flexibility and strategic agility in the development of smart organizations in Petronas Malaysia / Gharraf oil field in Iraq. And the development of a model for the study to achieve its objectives, the model is one of the three main variables of the study of the strategic flexibility as an independent variable and its dimensions (Resource flexibility , Capability Flexibility)which (Li et al: 2008) presented in his study, Strategic agility as an intermediate variable and its dimensions (planning, organization, personnel, technology) that (Oyedijo: 2012) presented in his study