Abstract Introduction Boarding students face unique challenges when entering school including separation from family and adapting to a novel environment. A particular challenge is sleep. The aim of this study was examine the sleep psychological wellbeing boarding student versus day-student peers. Methods 59 250 day-students (one Adelaide Years 10-12) completed School Sleep Habits Survey, Depres...

Today, many students use the term homesick to describe their situation when they miss family, are sick, or feel uncomfortable with in new environment. One emergence of homesickness is a poor adaptation student A good will help individual create sense comfort and happiness his This study aims examine relationship between rantau students. The subjects this selected by criteria were from Faculty P...

When adolescents go overseas to study, they have face the challenge of adapting local cultures, homesickness, and dealing with stress. This study aimed investigate socio-cultural adaptation, perceived stress among international students in relation social sustainability a public university Sabah, Malaysia. research also related how manage both positive negative impacts on their life university....

Introduction: International students are exposed to multiple mental health crisis due social, environmentaland culture shocks in foreign lands but it gets worse presence of life- threatening disease outbreak. Thisresearch was conducted evaluate the homesickness, anxiety and depression among Pakistani internationalstudents Indonesia during Covid-19 Outbreak. Methods: This study on 86 randomstude...

this article is to describe and analyze the situation of children and adolescents’poetry in iran during three decades after the islamic revolution. poetry movements, their peculiarities, the social situations, the more prominent poets and the leading poets are all the questionable central matters of a field with theoretical, historical descriptive and analytic framework. this is the first artic...

We provide a framework and evidence to confront two questions: Does the location of an establishment shape its adoption of different complex Internet applications even when controlling for an industry’s features? If location does matter, what features in an industry shape whether Internet adoption follows a pattern consistent with the urban leadership or global village hypotheses? Our findings ...

While many pundits sing the praises of the coming global village, Talbott wants us to examine their unspoken assumptions. Many seem to be saying that simple technological tools can guarantee freedom and privacy, make learning and personal growth easy, and build strong democratic communities. Talbott sees this as wishful thinking—magical, automatic solutions to complex human problems. He sees th...

Over the past three decades and most recently, information and communications technologies (ICTs) have orchestrated obvious fundamental changes in the way mankind organises himself and does his own things, rendering the world into one digital global village. The greatest casualty in the mist of all these changes is the educational system, because the development, acquisition and dissemination o...