THE EFFECT OF INTERACTIVE DIGITAL STORIES ON READING FLUENCY, READING COMPREHENSION AND READING
Students at the primary school level need to acquire reading skills. Students who have not fully acquired reading skills in this period have slow academic progress in upper grades. Moreover, they may Read More »
EXAMINATION OF EPICS AND LEGENDS IN SECONDARY SCHOOL SOCIAL STUDIES TEXTBOOKS IN TERMS OF THEIR
The aim of this study is to analyze the social studies textbooks of 5th, 6th and 7th grade to examine the use of legends and epics in terms of usage status. Qualitative research in the research Read More »
DECLARING DIPLOMATIC REPRESENTATIVES AS PERSONA NON GRATA IN THE PRACTICE OF STATES
Maintaining and developing international relations is possible through individuals tasked with representing states. Under international law, the state sending the diplomatic representative has the Read More »
AN EXAMPLE OF SANCTIONS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW: RETORSION
The application of sanctions in international law is not systematically regulated as in national law. It is observed that states, as primary actors in the international community, resort to coercive Read More »
DISCIPLINARY RESPONSIBILITY OF EXPERTS
Experts are persons who assist the judge for the administration of justice in Türkiye as in the rest of the world. Experts are accepted as public officials in our country in the broadest sense (in Read More »
APPEALS AGAINST DECISIONS ON REQUESTS FOR THE STAY OF EXECUTION
One of the most important features of administrative acts is that they benefit from the presumption of lawfulness. In other words, it is accepted that administrative acts are made in accordance with Read More »
QUANTITATIVE VALUE AND MEASURABILITY OF LEGAL BEHAVIOR IN PURE SOCIOLOGY OF LAW
As a sociological approach, the sociology of pure law, which has evolved from pure sociological theory, deals directly with the behavior of the law itself, rather than with the individuals and their Read More »
WEBER'S RATIONAL LEGAL ORDER IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGY OF LAW
In Weber's sociology of law, the object of sociological study is social action. Social action is not the action that a person performs together with the society, but the actions that take place Read More »
THE IMPORTANCE OF DIETARY MODIFICATIONS IN DYSPHAGIA MANAGEMENT IN THE ELDERLY
Swallowing physiology changes with age. The decrease in muscle mass and connective tissue elasticity causes loss of strength and reduced mobility. This may cause a slowdown in swallowing processes. Read More »
POTENTIAL ROLE OF PURPLE CORN ANTHOCYININS IN PREVENTING DIABETES
Food choices vary and vary throughout the increasing lifespan of modern society. It is especially among the foods with high bioactive products and the most preferred foods. Purple corn (Zea mays L.) Read More »