Eston College

In this age of digital revolution, the sector of education is undergoing transformative changes at a rate that has never been seen before. The use of artificial intelligence (AI) has significantly accelerated the transition from traditional classrooms to digital learning environments, which are gradually replacing traditional classrooms. During the course of this research project, prospective educators’ perspectives on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the classroom are analysed. Random selection was used to choose the sample, which consisted of approximately 130 individuals hoping to become teachers in the Chennai district. In order to analyse the data that was acquired, statistical methods were utilised. The findings indicate that there is a substantial disparity in the perspectives of those who are considering applying artificial intelligence (AI) in the field of education.

Exodus. St John Maximovitch leads his flock out of Shanghai. By John B. Dunlop. (Orthodox Christian Profile Series, 9.) Pp. 269. Yonkers, NY: St Vladimir's Seminary Press, 2017. $22 (paper). 978 0 88141 580 3 - Volume 69 Issue 4

Among the agricultural practices poultry is one of the main financial sources in western Maharashtra. In the present research we concentrated on one of the main source economic loss of the poultry farmers, the parasitic infestation. We selected free range birds and captive birds of both male and female. In the present study we observed that females are more resistant to parasitic infestation than male. The captive birds are more prone to parasitic infestation than free range one, indicating the improper caring of the birds in the study localities. Concerned with ectoparasite lice is outnumbered flowed by fleas and mite. Concerned with Endoparasites Ascaridiae is greater cause of infection than Heterakis, Subulura and <em>Raillietina tetragona</em>. This research work will enable the poultry farmers to assess their fowls regarding the various ecto and endo parasite infections and how to manipulate their day to day care of the birds to minimize the parasitic infections and their by increase the productivity, because parasitic infection directly correlates with egg production and meat quality.

Flipped Classroom is an instructional strategy and a type of blended learning that reverses the traditional learning environment by delivering instructional content, often online, outside of the classroom. It moves activities, including those that may have traditionally been considered homework, into the classroom. In a flipped classroom, students watch online lectures, collaborate in online discussions, or carry out research at home and engage in concepts in the classroom with the guidance of a mentor. In traditional schools, each topic in class receives a fixed amount of time for all students. Flipped mastery classrooms apply a mastery learning model that requires each student to master a topic before moving to the next one. Flipped classroom will be most suitable for mathematics teaching as parents are not in a position to teach their wards on some mathematical problems working in the classroom with teacher will help them a lot. Hence, the investigators though of conducting an experiment study on Flipped classroom on mathematics teaching. The investigator being a mathematics teacher herself prepared a video lesson on Area and Perimeter one of the units in Mathematics subject of IX std. in Tamil Nadu state Board syllabus. The experiment was conducted in Govt. School in Chennai. The finding of the study reveals that flipped classroom has positively affected IX std. students’ achievement in mathematics.

This article examines British reactions to Stalin's deportation of over one million peasants and religious believers to the Soviet gulag. It follows events in Britain as the evidence mounted and public protests grew, first over the persecution of religious believers and then over the British government's refusal to halt imports of timber cut by camp inmates. It highlights the role played by Prebendary Alfred Gough's Christian Protest Movement and the worldwide protests against Soviet persecution which Gough's campaign inspired. It reveals how Labour ministers and other leading British Socialists obstructed the protest campaign and publicly denied accounts of crimes against humanity which they either privately admitted or, because of their enthusiasm for Soviet Communism, dismissed as right-wing fabrications.

Believing in Russia. Religious policy after Communism. By Geraldine Fagan. (Routledge Contemporary Russia and Eastern Europe, 41.) Pp. xv+297 incl. 1 map, 1 graph and 18 figs. London-New York: Routledge, 2013. £90. 978 0 415 49002 3 - Volume 65 Issue 3

The Trinity-Sergius Lavra in Russian history and culture. By Vladimir Tsurikov. (Readings in Russian Religious Culture, 3.) Pp. 356 incl. 50 ills+16 colour plates. Jordanville, NY: Holy Trinity Seminary Press, 2005. $39 (paper). 1 929 829 27 2 - Volume 58 Issue 3

Christians in a New Europe by David Edwards. London: Fount Paperbacks, 1990. 257 pp. Paperback, £4.99. Stundenbuch einer deutschen Revolution by Hans‐Jürgen Sievers. Zollikon: G2W‐Verlag, 1990. 160 pp. Paperback. Es wurde wieder ruftiger: die Lebensgeschichte eines mennonitischen Predigers aus der Sowjetunion by Peter (Isaak) Derksen. Winnipeg, Canada: Mennonite Heritage Center, 1989. The Convent at Auschwitz by Wladyslaw T. Bartoszewski. London: The Bowerdean Press, 1990. 168 pp. Paperback.

This paper investigates the relationship between close company employment change, directors remuneration, and profitability. Employment changes are best explained by retained profits, and the relationship between directors remuneration and taxable profits suggests that remuneration levels are varied so as to minimize directors total tax liabilities. These results indicate that current U.K. public policies, which attempt to increase employment in small firms via increasing their taxable profits, may be ineffective. In the absence of fiscal policies designed to encourage retentions, a large proportion of any increase in taxable profits will be removed from the business without having any direct employment effects. Copyright 1990 by Scottish Economic Society.