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Children feel good when they realize they are performing well. It increases your self-esteem and encourages further attempts. This is also true for children with Down syndrome. In this aspect, school inclusion has been much debated, and this study had as central question to understand the needs of children with Down syndrome in school, aiming to identify these needs and clarify the role of parents in this context.

This research had the memory of the trajectory of Association of Physical Education, Sports and Leisure Professionals of the State of Maranhão- APEFELMA. To reconstruct its memory of creation and its interruption (1980-2000), to understand its contributions in the sports area.We sought to analyze the trajectory of APEFELMA and its implication in the constitution of the Maranhão sports development, interpreting facts, mechanisms of actions and productions for the consolidation in the sports field.

This research aims to describe the expansive and epidemiological characteristics of Dengue, Zika and Chikungunya fever in the year 2016 and their relationship with environmental aspects in the municipality of Augustinópolis, State of Tocantins. Descriptive and cross - sectional quantitative research. The sample of this research was composed of all reported cases of Dengue, Zika and Fever Chikungunya, in the year 2016 in the municipality of Augustinópolis, State of Tocantins, made available by the Notification of Invalidity Information System.

This article has as objective present the analyses of the strategies of capitalist accumulation to make women work unviable, women rural workers in cocoa nuts producing farms organized historically in masculine hierarchical structure. The analysis of the visibility or invisibility of women workers aims the understanding of their lives course using as mediator means their memories, as well as memories of workers through open and semi-structured interviews.

Environmental education is an educational action that helps to contribute to the formation of citizens aware of the preservation of the environment by turning them into critical beings on social and environmental issues. The objective of this study was to demonstrate the effectiveness of the methodology proposed by Joseph Cornell in the teaching of sciences from the experiences and experiences in the rural school space. A descriptive exploratory research was carried out with a quantitative approach.

Objective: To assess the caregivers’ perspectives about the care of the elderly person with Parkinson’s disease. Methodology: It is an exploratory study, of descriptive character with a qualitative approach held by the Snowball technique, collected in the residences of the 12 family members of the elderly people with Parkinson disease. Two instruments were used: a sociodemographic and economic questionnaire and a semi-structured interview guide. The information’s examination was carried out using the Thematic Content Analysis technique of Laurenci Bardin.

Population aging is a worldwide phenomenon and has been increasing exponentially, this increase is due to several factors, but the main ones are the increase in life expectancy and the decrease in the birth rate. The main objective of this work is to analyze the association between the results of the Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE) and the Operational Memory Index (WAIS-III). The methodological design of the study is quantitative, descriptive and transversal. The sample of this study is non-probabilistic for convenience.

The study on factors influencing poor people’s accessibility to micro credit from Viet Nam Nam Bank for Social policies - Tra Vinh branch was conducted with a survey of 385 poor people in the districts of Cau Ngang, Duyen Hai, Chau Thanh, Tra Cu and Cang Long in Tra Vinh province. With the use of the Logistic regression method, the research result found that there are five factors affecting poor people’s accessibility to micro credit, including household size, level of education, average income, dependency ratio, and household savings.

Several studies on educational psychology have shown that factors such as personality, life history, culture, motivation, and environmental factors may affect perception of reality, influencing the learning processes. The process of absorbing information is a complex activity related to individual and social aspects.

A field survey involving (93) kola consumers who were randomly selected in Ijegun community of Ikotun axis of Lagos State was conducted to examine reasons why kola consumers prefer consumption of kola Garcinia (Bitter kola) to other types of kola-nuts in ceremonies. Data were collected with the use of structured interview schedule and data collected was analyzed using descriptive and frequency statistics. The results revealed that kola consumers in the study area preferred to consumed more of kola Garcinia than other types of kola-nuts with (63.4%) against (27.7%) and (8.6%) respectively.